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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-06-30

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New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

,o Nav 2S (SpeciaD Wheat prices tonight
= - under Saturday The range has been
- 5ne only Ssc; July opened At 667sc, sold be-
..sT sc and 67ls and closed at 667sci May closed
= r-zc The Northwestern situation has con-
- +o-sav about as IL has been for a fortnight
:, scr1lal grain relief but forecast of showers
az south Dakota and Minnesota tomorrow There
800 F,eer these promises several times in the
-. ~ --s fol-- weeks drouth. Speculators here
rs a,-ervvy here else are awaiting the Northwest
o-n outcome. T keeps the market slow. Cables
.o-6av were of fraction, even the Paris, al
ho,,er an Official French crop report estimates the
r---nrb nrobable yield at l05,oooOoo bushels less
-l,s-, ,ss+ wear SeaboarG clearances were Soo,eoo
bushels The shipping business here was fat; the
seab beard claimed twenty loads. The statistics,
r7lle were rather bullish. a visible decrease Of
5i,s aeo bushels decrease passage OF 664. 600
r.-shels and a decrease in The European visible Of
$50 COO bushels. The Northwestern and Western
receipts were large, 757 at the two North
western points. against $50 last Monday
t.-o3 advlces from Kansas continue bearish Hi
tos reports, however, show a good deal OF fly.
F<4.lsas says harvesting VIII begin June 10
Early III The session corn prices showed nc sc
decline from Saturday. The loss was entirely re-
.avered ia the last thirty minutes. May opened at
sssc sold between Sslrc and sc and closed at SIC
Nay closed Al 3675c- The rally helped by a
capital cash demand, sales here about 100000
bushels. Receipts were large; the weather West
favorable; cables lower. There We're 6ls cars here
s5-a 6s5 estimated for Tuesday. Liverpool was SD
oHt4 A--e Oh p1Sssse s--t=4iSi4L Increased I-o4-
or bushels. SeaoOaTd clearances 5S5 600 bushels
she visible supply decreased $4,000 bushels; the
local stock 4l76.oe0 bushels, decreased 49,, 600
b-als Z orld's shipments were large, 1916 600
tCshe-s. Illinois Is Offering corn more freely Re
ceiVers ana elevator people were the sellers to-
t-- CJl-sIOck the best buyer.
cats showed no strength at any time, although
the close was al the best ngure OF the day; May.
-zc- jlE. -l1sti2l-4c The close sc under Sat
urday. There were large local receipts $50 cars
uviri 559 estimated for Tuesday The shipping de-
nand. however was good; sales, 100000 bushels
crop conditions are high
Ela1seed was steady. but inactive. May and
cash were unchanged at s. 50. September and Oc
tor-r were up lC. the former s. y and the latter
s ID AZ the three points there were IA cars Of
seed, against y last year.
Very large hog receipts. 900 started provisions
decline The market was saved, however. by
general buying Of lard by the packers Armour.
Culahy and Swift. Lard and ribs early showed
loss Of from DC 20 1l2c. pork. loss OF l5c All
& his was recovered. Prices Of hogs at the yards
So 10 10C lower The estimate for Tuesday was
e1Gl0 hogs Liverpool prices were off somewhat
The weeks exports OF lard we're 80 per cent less
han last year
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
flnaurlal.
OFFICE OF THE
ST. PAUL & DULUTH r. r. CO.

ST. PAUL & DULUTH r. 4. CO.,
No 32 Nassau St. New York. May 1, 1900.
Netlce IS 1ereb. given that the ST Paul s. Duluth
Railroad Company has sold ted lands land con-
tracts other contracts derived from such
granted lands for a q money sufficient on
-1 retire all = Preferred stock and Preferred stock
p - the COMPANY That under the provisions Of the
Pan = 'z@rsanzztion the Lake Superior and Mssis
sF Railroad Company, which the organization OF the
81 Paul and DulULh Railroad Conpang the Of
fn sale must he applied Ear necessary 70 the
1Ht 1t the sad Preferred stock and Preferred stock
SCRIP and zuch Preferred Stock and Scrip subject be
a ac cancelled upon the payment therefor OF its face
That aleetl Of the Beard of Directors Of
-aaranF -liv beld tnIs Of MAY a. D. 1900.
ri-cn was duly accpted provl-trs thai the Company
sppT te sz-d proceeds from the said sale or the
Te-reHlen Of Preferred Preferred Stock
ecln af par sr- dividend Of three one-haH per
@ aad that al q said Preferred Stock and Scrip shall
.s retired and eanceliel before JULY lsT. A D.
aat said Board of Directors have caused 10 Be
As4-e4 7-tn Gl5sSftS- 7. p MORGAN & co in New
ftE -rE frUu t1e granted lands
sa e5ntrars. sufficient Of money retire all OF
eald Preferred stock and Preferred Stock scrip. and
l therefor the value thereof dividend 0f three
a. 2le-lat per thereon
@ezaz. J p MORGAN co viii, and after MAY
80 A. y 1890 their oics New YORK City, the
ier ~ cerr1caies Of said Preferred Stock and Pre-
"a stock scrip properly endorsed.
= ne 11aezs thereof the value Of such certificates.
- dividend Of three one-half thereon.
ts--g said JULY Isl. a. D 1900, holders Of OF
- f-eeTreG Stock Zip VIII have right
:. .older hereunder except proper
- s -l1c for the retirement Of said stock
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
+ : ROLLINS. Assistant Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

. Iau: s's & s 1hsE 70 Rsaoss Gass:s
Plot ga. at Of private road. from public road to
zs9T idss! 4aA SIX 's4T 1s55 36 q salt
grant $ 5Ox 2sx 5 $50 and so7s 20
land under water x Il . 469 10 high mark
l52 Ok n Lo53x E 7soz n E $50: Edward
/ Ludlow 70 Joseph Leibertz. se ooC
Land ana lulprpVeEnant connany, ss ooC
eoHEe s. Ioaa TO- sa May Il q Earle Saas' sSiee
Sls!Lst No iS2 W. 2sxlt = ks ok A. q Leslie Psll-
4th-aye No All p sxso Leslie PeIi-eiarke ct al
1osth-st, n $. rs # : of Coumbus-ave 7oxiooii
William Turner. referee. 10 Charles NJ Ros-
same property. Charles NJ Rosenthai to walter
l2lsa3sf: a5:.. No s4l East 25xioo-l1; johanna e
s7th-st, S. 100 IT e Of Colum Dus-ave s5xioo1l
go6h-st ToS Isl s. iSS It Of Columbus osx
s0IRaiRs 2i2sS * hf5lss bhnodn Rqts P l0
sta1 >s No sss " 2lOi tsslie Pelciaf TO
1e5taE. aaEEis0S No a. Pfs Mss = gaTs 4aTaa i; ,;.1 %
Union square West No q s 81 ax141io; 1'''
trustee, 70 j Rerwnd- 157 5OC
eecca Kslisher 10 E NJ schirmayer -. 12sot
llSfa,s5; t,ss,,, No iS5 East Soxl0o11 Bernard
s2q7s5 R5am.. lfss SoSnav 4 q !:'-sys 2s szlesa
aOth-st, 5, go IT of MadLson-ave. 2oxasa
washington-ave W $. 800 IT $ of ralr1adse-st 10
,I5S lqS7is5 Gibson Puf4si Charles Wasas 5000
Sylvester l II ward referee, to Robert MIN.
,Laa turn 9. and Snotasr trustees $3.50
and 2Se 4Sx2oo: EnNan NaumbeFg ct al TO -,
45th-st s. ie4 It OF 2d-ave a5x5e SKIS Ok '--'''
7e.8 Rosa Strauss and another. executors. TO
same properly: Edward Mccall referee. to
Park Place No s. 5 $ 25x75: Mary smith ct
al TO John G Mccullough ct al. l..---------.-----.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
financial aleetlnQs.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY
THE ANNI'A AL MEETING Of the stockholders
l this Company VIII be held on fourth day Of
June, 1900 10 O'Clock the forenoon OF
the Company. HUDSON County National Bank Building
243 and 245 Washington Street, Jersey City n 4
foice Jersey Corporations Agency for the plf
Of eecting Board Of Directors and trans
action Of other business lawfully before
the nesting.
In accordance with the laws OF Jersey
stock be voted which has on
the books Of the Company within days pre-
ceding this election.
WM. G. ROCKEFELLER. Secretary,
May -.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
ClTYTRUST co
or NEW YORK.
.56 WALL STREET.

IS MALL STREET.
CEPITEL. 100000
entirely invested In City OF New York Bonds
= ORPLO y Sl.OOO.OOO
Designated Depository for State, City and Court
Funds, and for LawfI Money Reserve of the Banks
OF the State
Acts Executor, Administrator, Guardian Trus
tee Committee. Receiver. Assignee. etc.
Opens Accounts subject TO check payable sight
through the New York Clearing House and al
lows interest daily balances Issues Certificates
Of Deposit bearing interest, payable on demand
al fixed dates.
Furnishes Letters OF Credit and DRIFTS on all
parts Of the world.
Acts Fiscal and Transfer Agent. Registrar Of
Stocks and Bonds and Trustee for Corporation
Loans Money on Bond and Mortgage.
OFFICERS
Jas. Ross Curran, President.
John ID. Crimmins, Vice-Presideut-
George Il. Sheldon, I'd Vice-President.
Arthur Terry, Secretary.
Walter w. Lee. Asst. Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
John D. Crimmins, Charles W. Morse
Frank &. Platt, Henry o, Hayemeyer
George r. Sheldon. Hosrer B. Parsons
Edward Eyre, Albert G, Jennings,
Peter Doelger, William E. Geiehenen,
William Halls. Jr., Eugene Kelly
James D. Laying. Edwin Warheld
William r. Grace. Elverton r. Chapman.
James Roosevelt. Charles Z. Foraes.
Edward \. Gibbs. Frank P. lawrence
Jas. Ross Currsn.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
financial glertlons.

UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEw-YoRK.
as Wall Street May 1900
A ELECTION for eight Trustees and three
Inspectors OF the next ensuing election will be
a office o on the 9th O
Tuesday, the of II
HENRY L THORNELL- Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Mills Building. Is Broad Street,
New York, May 3D. 1900
THE FIFTY THIRD ANNUAL MEETING of
stockholders OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
the Office the Company. 10
mills Euildng1. City Of Thursday,
the day May. 1900. Of u noon
and P. II. election Directors md
Of other may properly
come before OF Company will
Office the Union Trust Company Thurs
day. OF May 1900. ; O'Clock P M and
viii Friday, a D A.
JOSEPH HELEN.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

Ruth B. sssse 5s se MsagsoD Isaas
Ruck John NJ to eieorsana E hartman. stiave
"a Il Ia 6 of iS45fIs! d6s . 156"
begins private road leading rom public ~,
Jackson, stephen Il, Abigail II Louderback,
oliyer.st. No o. years r.- 100"
Trust Company, losfh-st 175 II of CO
veFpIansk. samuel samuel avery: 2ath-st, 80 ~
shapiro Aante. to Leon ana Jacob PzsT Norfolk
cosOs waiter ate to Charles S Rosenssa iosth
St IT'S # Columbus-sve 4 year. r...-. I5.O
F as . Ss%sofs X as ia;.aos
'39 s r. 70 W of tbsvs 2ooo
Hysms. Joseph ana Jacob s4ais Margaret - 80,
Buck. Charles. . TO New. York Il Life Insurance Com
) Years mortgage. 49, 51ooC
Same 4ath- n SO # of Park ave.
Same 4sth-st. n $. 72 IT OF Park-ave, -,
Same 4sth st. 80 It OF Park ave. >. 80,
same 4sth-st los It of Parkove. . %.
volseT Charles F 70 Union Trust COMPANY >. %,
EwarS J. No 70 d United States Trust Com
Upion SQUARE West No d ~ 9a1n. lle
If2lst s. s25 IT Of ave- instalmenes 12ooC
Kimbsl Anthony ana Henry to o sSyery ssy savings
wson sta1, PafEieE 70 samuel Msndesohn SD
oRstHs BsA% 5ass to HsasV f6s wPFfss V Ps
ave 3 wears. az oot
m9LaasA9 Thomas Of g 5snss Kssa 10
Asr JeTr 70 G95dsa @ E9s and another 20
Same @ the Greenwood Cemetery i1sth-st. No
same to St LuEs's Hospital 1l2th-st No s2i -.'0'
Alter Jerry, Q the Greenwood Cemetery. iierh-
No $40 East, ...........-.... 2loot
Same 70 Peter Duncan. 112th-st. No 323 East
years 21OO(
Hyans Joseph. and another Julia Kreizer ct
trustees. etc, 114th No 10 East. years 1sOot
Clock, Frederick. to the Emgrant Industrial
Savings Bank. 2oth-st. No $50 West I3Oot
Braeuder, Philip, the German Savings Bank
1lsth-st, s. 100 # OF Lenox vear.... coOo
Same 70 same. l1Sth-st, 3, l7s II OF Lenox
ave. l year 1000,
Wagner Charles jr 10 Gibson Putzel. Washing
tou-9ve. widened. 500 II $ Talmadge
ST. 2s5 II II OF 1SOth-st. "a Oos
sterdam-ave. 1osd-st. years..--- 200 ooC
Groth. Mary 3. and George II. John II Oeters
and another, l4ist-st, s. $50 II " Of sth-ave
months. 23 IL
Mccullough. c. Equitable Life
Assurance Society, Park Place Nos q and
years 1000
Groth. Mary and George H. 10 the Pr-sby
Home Aged Women The City
New-York, i4lst- St i7o = " OF sth- ave.
years - oos
HoroFttz Philip Bank.
Grand-st. n = II OF Attorney-st. l year. l. ooS
Blair. George z, al to Elizabeth Child and
another. trustees, etc; Broadway. No I54l
3 ....... ........L l4Oo,
schmt Frederick German Savings Bank
s2d-st, No 400 East l40os
Butler Prescott II. committee etc. OF John
C,hnnlef. Union Dime Savings InsIitu-
Broadway. SS.T & OF Reade-st. 3
wears ...--,...-... 1soOc
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
4lst-st Nos 52l and 52s West. story
brick boiler room, @sxoss; also for one story
brick storage 48.sx451; Vaienrine
No est George
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
First Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
UmAHA and ST. LOUIS RAILROAD co.

DUE JULY 1, 1901.
-etault having payment
On these bonds which January 1900.
RECEIVERS q the property appointed IN creditors
1I having the Court s525-
w O PRIOR Lien Recevers Certificates and default having
occurred n the agreement between the undersigned
--littee and the Missouri Railway Construction Com
t-s dated May q. 1896. undersigned. pursuant
f terms OF that agreement become entitled
---s'-iiaz interest the Railroad Com
4' and hsye taken other proceedings TO enforce the
sn6 70 protect the rights Of the bondholders.
= tsi-1eE These proceedings e1ectua prompt deposit
1s mentioned necessary. Bondholders
-AtseI-elt las accordingly been prepared.
ei9 are requested deposit bonds thereundey
80 lAe Union Trust Company Of New York. where
-%-ss a the agreement may obtained.
Lsiea, May 9. 1900
w EHLES ROOSEVELT,
CORNELIUS g. GoID ! Committee
FRANCIS SMITH
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

Real estate for gsrhausr
NEW MODERN HOME. All improvements. Lovely
~ grounds 40 minutes Call telephone The
Investment Co. Telephone ssOT 1856
SPLENDID HOMIE. large centrally located.
~ best part OF East Orange Might The Strayer
Investment Co.. Telephone 34oT I35 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
Gin propertn fnr Sale.

Citp prupertn for Sale.
&H PER WEEK TOTAL COSTA model House meet
cCO for refined people; splentid
the city all but above
all LOW IN PRICE and offered TERMS WHICH
WILL INTEREST YOU costing 70 carry less than rent;
these eight rooms; electricity. run
ming water; only 80 Manhattan business
centre: they OF and worthy OF
confederation Write particulars T. Posiorce BOX
2. SO. New York.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
Gnuntrn propsrtp for Sale or % lie

IN THE BERKSHIRE HILLS
II STOCRBRIDGE. MASS
Reut--A neatly furnished
tanning 10 rooms closet room also good
carriage their horses. a garden with fruit
ana shade trees; one-halc mile station
nom village. neatly furnished house
OF the village and nve minutes walk from post
0nce and churches terms reasonable Inquire of
WM II. MERCER
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

1o fet for Business purposfs.
AT 22S WILLIAM,
THROUGH TO NORTH WILLIAM ST. FULLY
EQUIPPED FIVE-STORY STRONG BgILDINoI SUIT
AE FOR MANUFACTURERS BUSINESS
RULAND A. WHITING. Hickman st
T ARGE light loft. 50x75 windows on al sides suta-
IL Bile for any business rent $40 Inducements 10 rgnt
party. lJg 9th-ave.
ITO LET-Furnished house City Hall. Brooklyn.
Il privilege boarders Address AMITY S3T FNlton-st..
Brooklyn
atS BROADwAY.-Two small Offices rent. together
-fo or separate lowest rates Apply 10 1anuor-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
gountrp propertn 10 fet.

A cCEssIBLE. Colonial ten rooms:
~ trolley right 10 house. nrst-casz
nelghborhood in GIL respects PAILSER 100 William-t-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.
81 and 80 Liberty Street,
AL and As Maiden Lane.

Enables dealers and investors to OBJ
tain the opinion of their own lawyers and
furnishes in addition the opinios of its
Law Department and in case of doubt
that of its Committee of Counsel, and a
Policy of Title Insurance. Defends
titles at its own expense when assailed.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

tlst-st Nos 52l and 529 W-rt. for a story
brick boiler ROOM a5x5s- s: also for one story
brick storage house 40. sx45.f Valentine
IOewer No 533 Wes; 4lst-st. owner. George
Butz No 521 West s9th-st. architect. ..--......
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Place. No s. 5. 25x75; Mary J Smith st
John G Mccullough et al. .----...-..---.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-29

4 bVERTisEAENrS and suhzcrtRJons FOR me rrfnun,
~ received AZ taeir Uptown once No L242 B~oarsv
"a door north of Sist-s5 until O'Clock D m ave-rtss
uents received AZ the following branch offices r reI-
Office until o'clock p m vtz - 80 -
cor 2Sc-ss To- 6tA-avs 12la-sc. NaZ.'s Sisss =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
scUsA ALWAYS RtiOy WITH NEW THINGS.

one cannot always tell just what
Sousa is going 20 do when reading an
announcement that his band is TO give
a concert. He has a happy way OF
springing novel surprises upon his au-
diences. usually ali the more enjoy
able because unique and admirable.
While the average Sousa concert is
much like a familiar face there are
special features in almCSt every one
that lend il specific and Characters
tic charm. for Sousa's constant accu-
mutation Of new music is IL wonderful
depository Of the last and besr that
Hhe musical world produces. This ac-
cumulation ls unceasing, and Sousa 10
likely TO give the latest production ~
Consequence at a moments notice. tie
has number of novelties for his con-
certs on the present tour. his only
American tour this season, in fact his
programs brstle with them. There ard
two new Sousa marches THE Man
Behind the Gun" from "Chris and tha
Wonderful Lamp" and Hands Across
the Sea" Other special features are
drawn from the whole realm OF new
music. The only SOusa concerts that
will be given here this seas
cur on Thursday. Feb 8. at Infantry
hall at and : o'clock The special
Solclsts are Miss BERTHA Rucklin. vio-
liniste. and Miss Blanche Dufiield, SO
prano. Arthur Pryor. trombone, and
Herbert l.. Clarke. cornet.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
WESTMINSTER THEATRE.

The Sam T. Jack Burlesque COM
pany. under the direction of I'D. Nor
ris, will be the attraction at the West
minister Theatre during tho coming
week. The curtain raiser is a brand
new farcical success entitled "A Warm
Reception" II, is a satire ON the do
ings of the so called 400" and Will be
given with all the ar.stic skill that
has heretofore characterized a Sam 7.
Jack production. over a score of peo-
pie are employ I'm its presentation,
the special contributions being mads
by Miss Jennie Lamont and the old
favorite, nd. Morris.
An all star olio follows: Maddox and
Wayne. The Messenger Boy and thc
Thespian:" Mis- Sarah Morris. oper-
attic song bird and character change
artiste: Griffen and Cunningham, eX-
pert dancers; the Goolmans. high class
musical artists: Mabel HaZelton and
Addie Fell, soubrettes: the oriental
Pas-ma-la. performed by II charming
young ladies'; Mile. Beatrice, cOntor-
tion cancer: the Kaleidoscope novel
". the lovely Llotte TIL following
each of foregoing acts are Jack famed
Living Art Pictures The aftcrpieCe
is a Hot Time I'm Alaska" a timely
hit AZ the KlOndlke craze.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03

hair TO be a charity bazaar under the
patronage OF Mrs Waldorf castoria To
raise funds with which 10 build home
for destitute millionaires. The second
half takes place In The Mlllonairer
cub" and shows a ladies night
reception I'm full swing. All This
means that THE Floor Walkers
has bur two acts III Is promised that
the most superb scenic effects ever ac-
corded farce comedy will be carried
FOR these two acts. The company To
be seen I'm the support OF Ward and
Vokes numbers 40 people with princi-
pals and q large chorus Of pretty girls:
The costumes are said 20 be as varied
and hands0me as the hues of the
northern lights. The two acts VIII
serve 10 Introduce nearly 20 musical,
singing and dancing specialties by such
capable people as Lucy Daily Margaret
Daly Vokes. the Chicago Ladies quar-
tet Hattie Bernard. Will West. George
sidney and John W. Early. In short.
"The Floor walkers bids fair 10 be the
musical comedy event OF the season.
This thoroughly reliable attraction VIII
be seen at the Empire the coming
week including the usual matlnees 0b
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
Robert Mantell In THE Dagger ana
the Cross" Will be the attraction for
the week OF Feb II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

The tricks OF the wizards have been
a mystery. their work i'm cabinets,t ,their
spirit hands. their hand-cuff tri 'ss.
thctr tape-fylng mystery. when done
before the public have caused but one
exclamafion-"I Wonder How It's
Done," Wizards from Hermann the
Great 10 the very humblest have mys-
ti6ed the world, and now Managers
spgtz & Nathanson will present one O..
the greatest wizards OF today. Prof
Brindamour. who will expose all these
tricks. and after he has been seen at
the olympic next week The people viii
say How Easily II Is Done Brinda-
mour viii appear az each performance
next week. In addition 20 this star
feature bright and clean vaudeville
entertainment viii be given by Bis
sells Fads and Follies company. The
company is headed by such we'll known
and clever artists as Harris and Wal
ters. the famous trio. Perry and Lulu
RYAN and Emma Wood NJ Ike $. Wha-
len, the great Darmody. Carrie B.Whal-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-03

lust as strong. Just az beautiful. just
as breezy ana interesting, and quite as
delightful. Mr. Herne, as Capt. Dan
Marble is one OF those great good na-
tured souls who wants to make every
body happy, and who gets into lot
OF trouble in trying To accomplish this:
The part is said TO III the distinguished
author-actor like the proverb bal glove.
We further infer that quite all the
characters. quite without exception.
are sympathetically and effectively
portrayed by the sterling players of
Mr.. Hernes unusually fine company
Forrest Robinson. sydney Booth,
William T Hodge Marion Abbott, Mrs.
Sol smith and both the Misses Herne
could scarcely be fitted With better
parts We are told, 10 show of 10 fun
advantage. their fine abilities as play
ers.
The DAIRY Farm" by Eleanor Mer-
ron. comes to the Providence OPP
era House for three nights and mat
inee commencing Monday evening.
February 10. In THE Dairy Farm"
Miss MerrOn has written this quaint
pastoral play up to date. The origina
company. which played at the 14th
street Theatre. New York. VIII be seen
here. The Dairy Farm is one VI
those delightfully."- fragrant rural dra-
mas that have come in vogue the past
Few seasons. and * said % be u pleas
ing. healthful story of farm ife SUR
rounded with an atmosphere of pure
country air impregnatcd with the smell
Of new -mown hay and apple blossoms.
THE Rounders one OF those bright,
pleasing musical productions from the
New York Casino. fun 20 overlooking
with mirth and melody comes 10 the
Providence opera House for three
nights and n matinee. cCmmenCing
Thursday evening February 18th. This
is the latest New York Casino success,
and viii he presented in Providence
with the same cast scenery and ac-
cessories as characterized the New
York production.
Charles Frohmau will present The
Girl from Maxim's" at the Providence
Opera House the week OF Monday.
February 18th.
Sunday evening February lS the
Theatrical Mechanics Association.
PrOvi len Q Lodge. N. 10. will give q
grand sacred concert at the Providence
Oeura House for he benefit Of the
charity fund of the association, The
entertainment will consist mostly ~
musical numbers. prominent among
which VIII be a grand dcrchestfa " forty
pieces. selected from the various or
chestras and bands OF the city.