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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-03-28
MONTROSE.
. scranton 'rriihmnc.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Montrosc. March 27.--Bcrt Decker. oi Lesser.
SHIRE is the guest OF his parents in this place.
Miss Mary ;. Smith, who is engaged in teach
ing in Massachusetts,, is spending a weeks Naca.
tion at her home in this place.
Rev. A. l.. BentoA ID. D.. goes to Susquchanna
tomorrow to participate in the ceremonies 1t.
tending the installation OF Rev. +. T.. Riley
pastor oi the Presbyterian church at that
place,
George White. conductor OF the oil wagon,
now luyurates beneath line canvass top which
affords ample protection from the sun and storm.
The canopy is product OF the awning factory
Of W. II. Dennis Il Sons, OF this place,
As the date Tor the Hook and Ladder cont
pany's reception april % draws night, inter-
est in the watch contest increases and both the
young lady contestants are making the most
of the few remaining days.
Charles II. Tiffany. oi Brooklyn. waS calling
on friends in town this week.
j. J. Ryan and wife and viii Ryan were sum.
moned TO iIazleton this wCe; by the death Of
their mother. They expect to return on Satur.
day.
The pulpit Of Zion African Methodist Episco.
pal church. made vacant by the death OF the
pastor, Rev II, Il. Phoenix, will be- supplied
until the close OF the conference year by Rev
Dawson Edwards, OF this place.
The death OF Hyde Crockcr. lifelong resident
and one Of our most highly esteemed citizens.
occurred at his home on Mill street this after.
noon at about o'clock. Funeral arrangement,
have not yet been announced. Mr. Crocker was
veteran OF the civil war and Tor a period Of
twenty-five months he underwent the awful toe.
lures Of the rebel prisons, part oi the tim. at
ArdcIsonville and the balance at Libby. lie
never recovered from the effects OF his expert
enCe in the army and the prison pens Mr.
Irockcr was quite prominent in Republican poll
itics and was unswerving in his devotion to
his party. Mr. Crocker was popular with all
classes and his death will be universally regretted
by the people among whom he has always lived.
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SUSOUEHANNA.



su,,u,n.nra. March s5--!Thc "old Arkan.,,"
company will sprcar in Hogan opera house on
April f..
Mis-. Charlotte Lee i, seriously III at her homie
on Grand street
Mis- Thomas Mackcu /, in at her home o,,
Maple avenue
The shareholders ot the new milk station At
stevens Point will pohah'y icnt the plant ion
another year.
There was choral ccchiation OF the ho'y
communion i'll Christ Episcopal church tins
morning.
Farmers report cNc,r,blc Wheeling.
The SuSquChdunl /, ~ hgh water mark.
john O'Bricn, 4 stone cutter was on Monday
ait,poon locked mp in the borough chateau irg
as,sultiug George r. pdelct. u Main street les
taulantcr Chief Mcmahon did the cScortinE
act. On Tuesday afternoon Justice Gleason scr.
t"nucd O'Brcn to pay costs and he imprisoned
in the borough lookup twenty four homS BIN
Lcsr Mcmahon Immediately released O'Bricu on
the ground that Justice OF the peace has ~"
right to sentence r,1sonc, to Incarceration ~
the borough lockup.
The Willing Helpers ol the Avery Methodist
church will hold supper on Friday night at
the home ot Guv Horton. in oakland. The sup.
per will bc Tree. but chance will he given
those who attend To make a ircc.will offering to
q purse Tor the pastor. Rev W. VI. Bouton.
Mrs. Kate NJ foS. esteemed resident Of the
Oakland side, i, about to take up h"r rc-i
dcncc IN Thomson
The Helping Hand society oi the Methodist
church met at the parsonage this afternoon.
A l.. schiller is preparing to remove to ScrLr.
ton.
Mrs Muhoncy and son. tItr Of Laurel street,
has removed to scranton.
IN the mattel OF the contention between tho
Erie engineers aud the Chicago publishers oi tho
book. The Lives OF Eiic Engineers, thiCdg,
indigo has granted an Injunction restraining TIC
publishers from nuthcr prosecution ol attach
mCut suits
Rev. T.. r. Bstc,han. of Scrdnton. preached
an able sermon in Christ Episcopal church this
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FACTORYVILLE.


Special to the Scranton Tribune
Factorygilie March 26.-Miss Fanny Dcrshimcr
OF Dalton. spent last saturday in this place.
M,s. Eliza Carr and family are moving 80
DItoa They have formerly occupied the Pike
house
George l.. stanton has rented the bakery
and lunch rooms IN the factory building and will
about April open up a first class establishment.
lie will reside in D. d. Gaidner's house on Man
street.
Louis Riicnbury has rented the nov residence
on Main street owned by the Lindsey prosr
where he will move his family April !.
Mis-. \. L. Bush will dispose OF part Of her
household goods at public sale next Friday be.
fore leaving tor Canada with her daughters
\ strong fight is being put up here this spring
against the granting of liquor license ior The
Sisk house. rcnoustrancc containing nearly
one hundred names OF legal voters has been flct.
Red jacket lodge, No. 52,, Independent order
OF odd Fellows oi this place, will tttugly cro.
bratc their anniversary on the evening OF April q.
Faotoryvillc cncempmtnt, No. 2i6, indcpcn1.
cnt Order Of odd Fellows, will meet in regular
session this Wednesday evening, and the see.
ond degree will be conferred. All members are
requested to be present,
The Epwoth league convention held at tho
Methodist Episcopal church IN this place last
saturday was well attended, there being many
delegates from out OF own present \ carefully
prepared programme was carried out and every.
thing worked for the success oi the convention.
Dinner was furnished at thC church for the Wis.
| iting delegates.
Next Friday evening al the Methodist Epi>co'
pal church the second lecture oi the course
under the auspices of the Epworth league will
he given, when Homer Green, of lIonesdalc. tho
poet and author will appear Tor the first time
before Factoryvillc audience lie will rcjd
from his own works. published and unpublished
This will he rare treat and should not be
| missed. Admission will be hut ten cents.
The date, Tuesday evening. April Q, for the
! Utopia Mandolin and Guitar club oi BinghamtoH,
| n. Y, TO appear AZ the Methodist Episcopal
| church under the auspices Of the Epworth
| league, has been changed 10 later date OF
| which due notice will BE- given in this column.
keystone academy will close next week for
! the Easter vacation.
| ID. L. Gardner. representing the International
| Correspondence schools, oi scranton, in this
| district, has a very nice window display in the
| store window OF Bliss & Hunt
| 4. t. Bcdcll, the blacksmith. will go to Ddl.
| ton on April |. where he will conduct shop.
| George Roberts died ut his residence near the
| tunnel last Monday with cancer OF the stomach.
| The funeral will be conducted from the residence
| Wednesday at o'clock. lntcrment will be made
| in STARK cemetery.
| The first thunder storm of the season Wis
| tied this place this evening.
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TUNkHANNOCk.


SEetlai 10 the scranton Tribune.
Tunkhannock, March 26.--John Jen-
nings, of the Jennings Milling and
Lumber company, at North Mehoop-
any, was doing business in town on
Monday.
Miss Nina Carney ID student at
Woods Business college, at Scranton.
was visiting her aunt, Mrs Joseph
Luce on Pine street on Monday.
Mrs. William Woodward, of
MeshUppen, was the guest of Mrs.
Martha Bunnell, on Monday.
The diagram for reserved seats for
the "Old Fashioned Husiiing Bee" to
be given at Piatt's Opera House on
Friday evening next, for the benefit Of
Triton Hose company, is now open at
Goodrlchs jewelry store on Tioga
street. Those holding tickets should
see that they are marked at once.
Judge Frank NJ. Vaughn of
McShoppen, was doing business In
town on Tuesday.
Edward Huffsmith, who is in the
meat and live stock buying business at
Mil city. was a caller in town Tues
day
Testimony on part of defendant in
the case of desertion brought by Eliza
beth Waterman against her husband,
William Waterman, will be taken on
THURSDAY afternoon before j. Wood
Piatt, commissioner
Mrs. MCGce, an aged lady. mother OF
MIS-. Peter McGec, died at the Warren
street hotel on Monday, of old age.
She has been an invalid for a long
time.
John B. Fassett. who has been con-
fined to the house by illness for two
weeks past, is able to be out again.
T. :. Burson, of the Warren street
upholstering and bicycle establishment.
has gone out of business here, and will
remove his family to Binghamton,
y. Y.
Attorney Charles Il. Little. of Scran-
ton. is visiting his parents at this
place.
The building on Warren street. for
merly occupied by John Townsend as
tailoring establishment, is being
fitted up as a store, and James G..
Leighton will open a grocery store
there about the first of April. Mr..
leighton was engaged in the mercan-
tile business here a number of years
ago, but has recently been living on
his farm in Tunkhannocll township.
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At the Gaiety Today.

The attraction at the Gaiety ior thiec days
beginning Thursday matinee. will bc VI. VI.
IEciscs' Wine, Woman aud song" company
o, ENTERTAINERS, one oi II not the best OF lis
kind on the road This Organization OF fun
makers will TO doubt be warmly welcomed IN
scranton. THESE made many friends on ac'
count oi the superior entertainment lie iu'
uishcd patrons OF tho Gaiety when here before.
The company this season is ii anything bet
ter than last and includes some OF the best
known vaudeville acts in the business, including
Gilbert and Goldic, Bonita. Four American
Trmpetcrs, Kinc and uotthold, Hansen and
Drew and Mienon Gilbert. of course there Is
the usual chorus Of pretty girls, without whom
no show OF this Kind would be complete. The
programme opens with a musical farce comedy
entitled the Vaudeville Craze" being a clever
satire on tn invasion OF the vaudeville stage by
many prominent dramatic and operatic stars.
The specially acts come next, followed h a
lyughablc hurlcspuc There will hc tho usual
m.tineCs.
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NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

girls state that they are to receive an
advance of % cents per week, but Mr..
Harvey says they go back under the
same scale and that they will be ad-
vanced as they grow more skillful un-
der the old arrangement.
Misses Grace Menhennett and Alice
Melvin left Monday for Bloomsbury
Normal school, after spending their
vacation here.
d. B. Harris and T.. Z. Gelder are
home from their southern trip.
Monday was quarterly return day
at Montrosc.
Jacob kritchik has been appointed
high constable by the borough council,
Clifford lodge of Odd Fellows elected
officers last evening.
ball will be held i'm the Opera
house Thursday. May 30. under the
auspices of the Young Mems Institute,
Tor the benefit OF l.. Morrison, who
recently had an arm taken off as a
result of injuries received in the mine.
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The Tide of Life.

The Worcester. Mass, Evening Gazette says
the following oi THE Tide OF Lite" which ap.
pears at the Academy OF Music for the balance
Of the week
" The Tide Of Life. ono OF the most thrilling
dramas, which has been seen at Lithrop'S Opera
House in a long time, opened q weeks engage.
ment there last evening, and the initial perform
ance was certainly a fine ono. The house was
crowded with an interested audience, which was
liberal in its applause, aud which gave every
cvluence of being delighted with the production.
''1hc story S IN especially interesting one,
dealing with the stealing OF the daughter 0f n
wealthy Judge and the substitution Of the child
OF a dcsperadO, an attempt 10 murder the Judge
so that the despcrldo's child would come in for
al the money and other complicated and villain.
ous purposes. The scenic effects were unusually
elaborate aud realistic, and several unique and
original stage mechani,nS were introduced which
were entirely new to Worcester.
'In the fourth act the cectroculing act is in-
troduccd The villain is corncrcd in the Judges
house. Tor the officers OF the law have hccn
warned that he is there and his only way 10
across the street from the second story window
,,c does 50. but just at thai moment, one oi his
pur,ucrs turns an electric current into the cable
the stage /, binding scene OF innumcrihle
electric flashes and the man is ccctrocutcl"
Return Engagement.
Tie Charles Ipyburne Bic Ron Ton StOrL rnm-
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AVOCA.

\ young daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hartnett is seriously i'll of spi-
nal meningitis.
Miss Sarah Fadden has accepted "A
position as milliner with Dougherty &
Thomas, of Scranton.
The funeral of Mrs. -. &. Morton
took place yesterday afternoon from
the family residence on Main street.
Services ut the house We're conducted
by Rev. ID. 7. Smythe. The sermon
was taken from the worldly lessons of
life and the sentiments expressed We're
consoling to the grief-stricken friends
that gathered about the casket. The
choir sang passages from the Psalms
of David. The pallbearers We're: Alex
Allen, Alex Conkey, c. l.. Mcmillan.
William Stephenson. James Ricrdon, ].
II. Anderson. The flowers We're car
ried by John HASTE, Fl. g. Johnson,
William Amos, George Allen. Robert
Cranston, John Graham, ID. NJ. Hess
ler Among those from out of town
were: John Motfitt and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hamilton, George Allen. NJ.
j. Swift, Dunmore; Misses Daisy Nell
son and Mary Mccullough, Scranton:
Undertakers Donnelly, Cutler, Burns,
HASTE, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Davis,
Mrs. Mungo Thompson. Pittston; Mr.
and Mrs. James Mcmillan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Mcmillan, Mrs. Henry
Mcmillan, West Pittston Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Wiley, Carbondale; Mr..
and Mrs. ID. NJ. Hessler, Wilkes Barre.
w. j. Renniman is recovering from
a severe attack Of appendicitis.
Rev Father Fleming, of Hyde Park,
preached a beautiful sermon in St.
Mary's church Tuesday evening.
The remains of Francis, the five
weeks-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mich
ael Leonard We're taken to New Brit
ain, Conn, on Monday evening for
interment.
The Primitive Methodist bazaar
opened in the basement of the silk
mill Tuesday evening. The booths are
beautifully decorated and are we'll
stocked with ornamental and useful
articles, A great many articles will
be sold at reasonable prices.
The Delaware and Hudson COM
pany has posted notices at their col
liery in regard to establishing a fund.
which is to go into effect on April
l. Each member of the association
will be charged one days pay for his
dues. Those receiving s1.20 or more for
their days wages. will receive 81 per
| day, or in case of death the widow
| will receive $50 and SO week for one
year Those receiving less than Sl.2O
per day will receive SOC per day for
| one year.
Thomas Robinson. of Hoboken, N -.
is visiting at the family residence on
| Spring street.
The Hillside Coal company will pay
| its employees today.
The funeral OF Margaret, the =
months-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James Doran, was inferred yesterday
| afternoon In ST. Mary's cemetery.
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DEATH OF MISS GRAMBS.
Honesdale Lady Drops Dead from
over-exertion in Escaping a Show

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Honcsdale March 27.--On Tuesday
evening about s o'clock Miss Sophia
d., daughter of Hon. Lorenzo Grambs.
of upncr Main street, was caught n
a thunder shower when retu, ming hCm.
from town. She entered the residence
of her sister, Mrs. w. n. Krant2. to
escape the heavy rain and immediar2-
~ sank into chair and breathnl her
last before her sister could cali assist
anCc. Miss Grambs suffered partla;
stroke of ii 1oplcXy about two wears
ago, from which she never frlly rccOv-
cred and she was affected by any
ovcr-CNertion. He haste to escape the
shower probably brought on second
stroke.
Deceased was born July II, 1858, 1nd
was the eldest of the family. She
is survived by hes snthcr, two sisters
Mrs. W. II. krant2 and Miss Tillc Of
noncsdalc: William j., of Seattle,
Wash; l.. o., of the Uonesdale Shoe
company; n. w, of Valley City,
North Dakota; August II. and Frank
g. of Bismark, North Dakota; r..
Louis, of Scranton, and Albert A., at
home.
The funeral services will be held at
her late ho.de Friday afternoon at 9
o'clock. ln.cIfreut in Glendyheryy
cemetery.
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Tim Murphy Tonight.

Tim Murphy. supported by the Sol Smith Rus.
sell company. will appear in ~ Bachelors Ro.
nance at the Iyccun tonight This is the
play written for Sol Smith Russell by Martha
Morton. "lt is plays oi the uplifting and
hcilthy.mindcd class. such as this is," SAYS
George Goodac, IN the Detroit Free Press, "that
benefit communities and provide reason Tor the
theatres existence"
N Bachelors Romance is a gentle fancy,
soothing IN narration and rccking of unCtuous
humor and quaint pathos. The play is one to
enlist the best efforts Of those selected for the
various parts and the company which Mr. Berger
has chosen is competent in every way. MI the
characters are cmblcmatic and typical. sylvia
somcrs is being played by Dorothy Shcrrod in a
manner that Is winning Tor her the un,tinicd
praise OF the press and the phic.
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HONESDALE.


Special to the Scranton Tribune.
llonc,talc, March 2,.---A lire gong tor hIt
look and Ladder company has been placed on
Il. W. rcnwardcns steau griSt mill.
l.. q. Rose and daughter, Mis- Winnie, a. 80
iouning at Atlantic City.
Hon. Charles \. and Mr,. Mccarthy Wr in
Harrisburg this week
The annual meeting ot the !loncsdalc I'm
provcmcnt association will be held in the town
hall ou Monday, April !. at D. N. OItc2'S
lor the ensuing wear will be elected and the
yearly reports oi the association read.
The new iIon bridge in courSc oi construction
at the foot OF second street will soon be ready
ior plankinc,
The public schools OF iioncsdalc will clos" IN
Friday for an Eastol vacation oi one week.
Manager >lVefstonc has secured living French
and talented COMPANY OF artists ior three.
nigh, q gage,ne,t at tn" llonesdIlc opera house.
commencing this (Thm,dlr) evening with the
roaring comedy drama entitled "a Runaway
Wife" The greatest attraction on the rcal
to drive away the blues. Admission 10 20 and
80 cents. fi,t class Speca!tios and moving;
pictures.
The merchandise in the Store OF William Wei
fcrlng Il son, which was under levy by the ti>
collector and sheriff. was bid in at the sale thi,
moInig by Mcs.rS. Adam k,ait and l.. DortingcI
a. trustees
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Chicago Grain ana Produce.

Ih,ag,. March 27.--h fmcr undcttone IN
which routine news played its part was observ-
able in the grain markets today. Corn. which
WIS the MOS, active. closed l,assc. higher tor
May, while wheat closed 3sc. aud oats shade
improved Provision. were dull and irregular,
closing 2iac. higher to As hadc lower. Cash
quotations were u, follows: Flour-Stcady; N".
spring wheat. Hia,jc.; No. red, 15ai6Ssc.; No.
com, Nhsailaic.; No. rcllow lstc'; No:
oats 1Gc.; No. , white, 2oiac.; No. white, 81 {,
aisle: No. : rye 53djtc. good feeding barley.
tOaiGc.: : tair to choice mailing, isa5slac; No. !
taN seed 81 1j: No. | northwestern, Sl56; prime
timothy seed static; mess pork, Sl5.G0aij.6o ;
I,rI ssIsisas Is; short ribs. s7oDaslo: dry
,alted shoulders, G'saG7sc. short clear side.
- ljas 5o whpkcv. sl.9'; Sugars. cut loaf, seO''
urouulatrd. ~ A.,
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FOREST CITY.
.ial 10 tho Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Forest city, March 21.-Michael Man
otich, who was severely injured at
the Forest City breaker was yester-
day taken to the hospital at Carbon
dale. His injuries are very serious
and is recovery doubtful.
John Franko has closed his barber
shop in the Aldrich building.
The many friends of Il. F. MaXey
in Forest City will be pleased to learn
that he has been elected president of
the Luzerne county association of Re-
tail Druggists.
There seems to be some misunder-
standing as to the basis on which the
silk mill girls returned to work in the
Harvey mill yesterday Some of the
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Chica go Live Stock Market.

Chicago. March 21.--Cattle--Reccipts, 1o.oo
including 200 Texans choice steers, steady 9th
ct, active at slight decline; butchers stock
steady except Gamers: Texans, steady: good To
prime steers. Si.Hja6; poor TO medium. S"i"i
/ 81: StockcrS aud feeders finn. 81 l0ai. '5; cow,
- Gjii 20: heieI.. S2.1jlIG0; Gamers. S2a2.6O
bulls steady. S2.75ai40: calves. steady. S1.95a
5rj; Texas led >tccIS siaj: Texas grass steer.
- iOai; Texas bulls, steady, five cars, 2.Iia3 a.
Hogs Receipts today, 27,0O: tomorrow, 20oo0;
lett over, $3.50; opened about steady for choice,
GOOD clearance; missed and butchers. S5s5a6.l5 y;
GOOD to choice heavy, sda6.li; rough heavy,
- sia5.oi; light sjsoJG.oi bulk Of sales, so.'ja
G.o2I5. Receipts, $1,000; sheep and
lanil,- about steady: good To- choice wetheIS,
81 SOai.Ui; iir to choice mixed, AJ0ai.si; !;
western sheep. 81 SNa5.OI ycarlings, I.sOa5.l5;
native lambs, -. l.7ja5, 10: western lambs, 100
: 40
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

corrected 10y u. q. Dale, - Lackawsnna Av)
Eutlcr--( rcnncly. 2liga22r.: dairy l5a!oc.
Ch"esC Full Cicam. l2diSC.
E2gs-Wc.tcm ucsh ~ to li'gc.i ncaroy
state. ltia to iii.'.
Beans -prt hu. choice marrow, sI.djs2 10
Pea Bcai s--.Icl bu., Sl.iia2jO.
Medium Ecans--p,r bu., 81. ;0a2.i5.
Grrcn rcas.-pcr bu, Sl.i0dLij.
OniunS--pcr IVA. liOal.J0.
Flour Beet patent per bbl., SiGi
Red kidney BrIn,-rcr bu.. s2. i5I2. 30.
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pany, that received such a cordial greeting ON
their last visit 10 our city, will return and give
uS another week OF first class repertoire, com
mencng Monday next
On this visit the company will give US choice
assortment Of new plays, with some Of the old
fsSoritcs
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Oil Market.

oil ,ity. March 27.--Crrdt balances, 40;
,,rticcatcs rlcscd offered at Nl2i; shipments.
Sj7lG barrels: average, S0,lio barrels; runs, ~
1en barrels: average. Sj,Ti9 barrels
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Misses Kate Cunningham, Nellie
Garrett. Mary Gallagher, Margaret
Early, Mabel Allen and William Nc
Andrew left yesterday to resume their
studies at the Stroudsburg Normal
s.hoOl
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Spanish Miners Strike.

By Exclusive Wire non, The Associated Press
Hadiid, March 27.Thee thousand miners have
struck at the town Of Almodo,sr del Campo.
Work has stopped and the mines are flooded
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THEATRICAL.
ToDAY's ATTRACTIONS.

LlCErM-rfm Murphy in n Bachelors Ro.
manSc" Night
ACADEMY THE Tide of Life" Might
GNIETy -"Winc, Women and song" co,nplnr
Matinee and night