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PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK. July III FLO Firm with
light trade MtnEeso!a psn5sn'1 s RSe
Whpat-s;pot frm; No. 2 red nominal eleya-
TOR. On tons opened stronger and activeMon
another wa r scare. holding Il RIM AL day the
close was Is 6i1c. net higher. uly closed at
81. osl. September 9;hc.; December SC.
Corn-Spot firm; No. q q Csc. 5$ Opt market
Closing partly y &c. net higher. July 55Ac !;
Septe.nfer. SHE; December hetz c. Oats-Spot
easy: mixed, 20 TOT 81 pounds. Al Az
Beef Firm; FAM ". slo5 90 CUT Aeats
Firm Lard steal refined. steady Pork.
Firm allow FIRM; ety. 4sc. country,41: "
Az; q, i3s Eosin-Qulet. Turpenttnc-Qh!et, e,
e Colfee-Spot 4Rio,s steady; mild. STEADY. 7 ne
market for coffee futures opened STEADY az an
ADVANCE OF 5dl0 points. Sales. $3.50 bags.
ssugar-Raw, firm; refined, firm. Rlce--Firm.
}Moiasscs-Q Quiet. ST. rs i55 81, -,
& i5Butter-Irregular:t prices unchanged. CHEESE
Irregular; State, full cream white. tallcy,IIsW
tT&c., Egs-Irreguar: prices unchangen ~
Potatoes-Steady; Long Island. 81. 'op; Jer-
sew and Southern. sl.a5 al f6. Ioeanuts-Steaay;
fancy handpicked. 63c.; other domestic " %
3iscS Cabha ges-ISasy; Long Island and Jersey
Der barrel. 95at0cg Cotton--By steam g 5l.iv-
ierpool; &c. 34i rs Y; Ri s8 54tS
CHICAGO. II IT,. 6 July q. European war
clouds and strong domestic cash markets 70,
day gave renewed impetus to the upward trend
of the speculative wheat va lues mere ~, tne
close Sept ember wheat showed q gam OF 3lhc.
oats are "a shade higher; prov sions are prac'
,ticaly unchanged. {. s., ~. ~
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.s s 4 AIR L in e. RAILWAY.

TRAINS LEAVE $RICHAiOND-DAILY.s Isl
a.a0 IL M, --seaboard MaIl-lo;35 p 81 NJ, Sea
board Nxpress--To Savannah. Jacksonville. ATT
$40 $40 A. M.---I4ocal-For, Norllna and Hamlet. ~
TRAINS %ARRIvE--RICH MOND--DAII4Y.SgS5$
q 6:35 "a. M,--No, From Florida, Atlanta and
'' Ills p. M--No. sdFrom Florida. Atlanta and
'i s:sS S' p. M.--No. ssFrom Norlna and local
points. = . = :, I. KS "A
W. NJ. TAYLOR. c. T.. Al, Es fs9f
$50 East Main Street. Phone ~. ll5 5s ST
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aArr1noRp MD, July .27.-FLoIJR- LIN.
cbanrad' Wheat-SFirm; slot, contract. soy q
Sss:c.; No, red, Western s. a !, " Tho
Sc " ny sssaa
Nm thernV While corn. b0al5Gc lsirlner;
White asis sid nyeIa'er fHsts
Sa c,sa merry. lov; do ladlc 4dl5e.; store.
nm n ii dsi2a. Eggs steady and unchanged
atSiSc 8C,heeSe--Steady q nd Iuhchangedi large,
S,saSEp.; medium, 81 ggl.9c.i small s9a 9Ac
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Bankers and Brokers.
SALES: K

/ 4 . . a. a
2i5O0 Missouri Pacific ............
100 Nash,s Chat and s. L......
1900 New York Central ........t.
1900 Norfolk and Western.....t.
1900 N. Y. Ont. and NVcst......:
400 Pacific Mall
4670O Pennsylvania r.. Is..........
Il Geo Peoples Gas tGhicago) $50.
800 Pressed Steel Car...!......s.
Pressed Steel Car. pfd. .....
COO Republic j. and S., COME.
1900 Republic l. and s., pfd.....
547O0 Reading, corn........ .......
500 Reading, list pfd..s........s.
Reading, "a pfd.............
400 Rock Island, com............i
1000 Rock Island pfd .............
!" s sIoss; 49,. ..'. 49,.
1900 s. l.. and s. f., I'd pfd......
POO s. j.. 1 Soltllwcs t. pfd .....,.
5tti0O Southern SI'Rc ific ......s.s.,.
600 Southern Railway, com. ~.
}l2O0 Southern Railway, pfd ......i
Seaboard Air Line, CONF.
400 Scaboard Air Line. pfd...
12o00 Tenn. Coal and Irori........
1900 Texas Pacific ................
64SOO Union Pacific $500. ..........
400 United States 1,eather......
1900 United States Steel........
$500 United States Steel, pfd...
1900 VA Car. Chemical. cpIrl....
900 Va. Car, Chemical. did,
200 Wabash, cofn...... $1,000.
100 Wabash, pfd ....,... 1900.
40 Western Union .............
800 Wisconsin Central .........
5o0 Wisconsin Central, pfd...
Total sales 593, 2O0.s q
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UNION STOCK YARDS P1TTsBuRG, PA.
July CArTL E-supply, light; market
steady Choice, *6l0Gf5. IS prime, so d6 90;
actic. Prime heavy s5.7oa5 80 Y medium $50
$40: heavy and light workers. IS. LOG is; pigs.
ssa6.lo; rorghs, IS 1850. Sheer --,Supply light;
market steady. Prime theirs, s. 500 go COM
mon sheep, slJolaoo; spring lambs, &. 80 90;
veal ales, $6Q 6. 50. S9sf tsf5z5
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CINCINNATI, o. July 27.-HOGs-Actlve
and higher at ;4I5. 90 5af Cattle-StrongefA at
Ss25ap 49, Sheep Active at 81. 10 Lambs
Steady at $3.a5GG Co.. ~ III s5
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Richmonders ii New y ork. S
Especial to b Tho ,rlnes.n Dish

III EW5l YORK. July5 81. 81 Broadway Central.
r. T. Cole; York. a, !Nise ~ Everett, n CD
Webb and wife; Marlborough VS. x. F. y
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Nor,hern Pacific q ............. Is
Norfolk and western con. u. 1914
Oregon Short Line AZ and Partic.......... 974s
Pennsylvania cow Observation-Disclosures. 97a
Reading General ................. o9h
+ ST. Louis and Iron Mountain con. 5s...... 1l6ta
st. Louis and San Francisco fg. .ls....... Sis
81 Louis southwestern lists. ............... 95h
s;eaboar,l Air IS 697t
Southern Pacific ~ ...............4........I0 % q
Southern Hallway S. III. 1l4h
Texas and Pacific lists 11sk
Toledo, st LIZ and Western is............. 73A
Union Pacific As 3. 105N
Union Pacific conv. ................. 1olA
u. s.. steelt52d IS
Wabash lists 11I&
Wabash Deb Be Is I. J.. I. y. Is
wheeling and Lake Eric As s. -, 9lA
Wisconsin Central AZ ;......,.......... S9,a
Colorado Fuel Sconv q 76 r.
NJ. ami o. Col. Tr.Es Is el,i
Central of Georgia I'd Inc ...,,........ AZ FE
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I F y. r NEW YORK K.
VllR,GlNlA NAVIGATION \ L: CO.,

.f35 "a JAMES RIVER DAY LINZ. M 8
Il srEANERA OLD POINT COMFORT leaves
MONDAY, WE'D NEsDAY AND FRIDAY al Z
A. Nj for Nortolk. Portsmouth, Old Point,
ianIings, and connecting al. Old Point Tor
MnshinEton,9 Baltimore and the North. State
rnn,a,a reserved for tho a night at moderate
nrices. Electric cars dlreet TO the wharf. Fare
only 81, 80 sa:,d 81 10 Norfok. Music by Grand
- Ereieht received for ahoye-named places and
ali points in Eastern Virginia and North Caro-
lima. ~ MIN ~
4 III A. BARBlSR,tJr,, Secretary, IL
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O,'I~'.T.ON.

i!s 6 3. New Yorl1.5 July 9th, 14
beg. to submit the following result
OF an Investigation made by me into
the condition OF the cotton crop as Of the
date of July 20. 1904: q have received
1900 replies from SEQ scotton-produclng
counties, which counties produced last
year about 78 per cent. Of the entire crop
The estimated average condition OF the
crop IS reported by nay correspondents
Is LIS.
IA The indicated total production, assum-
ting a realization at maturity OF the pres
$ent crop prospe Z is l2 OFT ,031 bal les. Tho
quantity Of old cotton actually unsold Is
s106,aS6 bales. Tho distribution Of these
various items by States is us follows:
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Nkzzl!M N6itdk&W6steln

LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. 8i
. 100 a. M.-NoRBoLK LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 11:2o A NJ Stops only at Petersburg.
Wayerlyi and Suffolk sy 5ssf3, 81 8 q fsE$
\ 9:o5 Al. NIT. louis EXPRESS. Bpfat
parlor. Ca. Petersburg to- Lynchburs and
Roanoke. Pullman Seepers Roanoke VS. to Str
Louis. Blueleld to Cinclnnhti also Roanoke;
to, ROCKVILLE. and Knoxville to Chattanooga
and Memphis sl3sS i9 }2s .7isais sss liHs
b 1910 ?. AZ ROANOKE EXPRESS for Farm
vile. Lynchburg and Roanoke.
~ 8 100 p. M--OCEAN5 SHORE LIMITED. Ar-l
rtves Norfolk s 100 p. NJ. Stops only ut Peters
burg, yyaverly and suffolk. Connects Q WIT m
steamers to Boston, providence, NewaS York
Baltimore and Washington. Through coach to
Virginia Beach, 1tii m 49,
7:ss +. N. --For Norfolk ana ali stations east
3 $3.50 r.. N..1NEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE
Pullman Sleepers Richmond TO Lynchburg and
Roanoke. Petersburg to Brstol, Lynchbur4 to-
Chattanooga Memphis and New Orleans Cats
8 D s:so 5. caf M-woRLp, 5 FAIR SPECIAL
Through Pullman sleeper Petersburg 70 ST.
Louis Cafe Dining Car 55,S..i3
TRAINS arrive from the West :s5 AZ. NJ, 2:os
and g 80 p. NJ. s3 5l sgss
- oniee No sas East Main street ia
w. b. BEvILlI, IA G. H. BOSLEY,
F8S Gen L Pass II. Dist Pass AIT. 5
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81 ss ssa Sc. 'e!.o g
Wits corn. !. /. I. !. 4. I. s. IS a SO
M Nog2 white (car iots) .............. 49, a 80
No.Sia white Gear lots) 81 al IS
No. tnixod (car lotsj .......;.....5 ST d EN-
No. mixed tcar lots) 6sli a 81
OATS 33a95s5 #
II mixed * 3! !saE Z, , /, 4 g
Winter seed !. i. :. !, 81
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coT ~; OIL MARI

coTroNsEED OIL MARKET.
u NEW YORK. July 27.--Cottonseed Of was
firm during tho carly session. IN the after
noon II easpd oft under frper offerings. Bust
ness war active Primo crude. TO. b, mi lis.
nominal: prime summer YELLOW G on
prime winter Sflt1w, 81 he. .. q RE
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uFlNEsT coAsTWlsE n RIPS in e
4 81 3s WORLD,n

richmond to boston and return s23.oOi
ia Providence nIA ratlrn, saLs0; inclul-
Ing IN meals and room via Merchants and
Miners Transportation Company, from
i;ricl, ats on sale ut Chesapeake and Ohio
and Norfolk and Western Railway, Of
fees, SIC East NJ ain Street. II, II. Wright
agent, Noriolk.
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SUMMER ExcURs ON RATES r., Fl. &
~ Sfss r. Il r. RISE ASON 4 9O4.

Reduced rate summer excursion
,!ckets to MI principal Northern,
Eastern and Canadian summer tourist
bonts, including Atlantic City, Cape May,
Niagara Falls, Saratoga Springs, Clifton
sorts III the Adirondacks and White
Mountains etc. also to- Virginia summer
tourist points on the Southern Railway
reached, via Washingt on. il I, Fisk cts on
GOOD returning until October 81, 1901:
liberal stop-over privileges,
For'furtler informant ton pply TO agents
~ w ". r. TAYLOR, Traffic Manager.
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TAKE STEAMER "oEp POINT COM
IL FORT STATUE DAY N lG = T., w ~ "a

Il 7in. Round trip to Norfolk y. lac.
f6c, Round trip to Newport y MS, q, $50,
300. Children, under i2 years of ases,s,bo
following Yuesday. , Ista
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Commencing Monday, JULY 18th the
both European and American planp.
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CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
IS:a LA III 81 In in.,h sS4 f1-n ri \ 49,

..ss I IS Richmond, Va, July q. 1904. Il.
X Receipts for the week ending Monday.
w CATTLE-Receipts, 736 head !; market fair
Best-steers. 5d6Ac.; medium TO good. 3XD
nc; common 10 fair. Sa2Hc.: good &heifers,
Al H4Rc.; common TO fair. 3df3Kc. i; fat cows,
S13sAc.; common to fair cfi?%c; bulls. TX a.
sa 6 fresh
aaG sss head steady
e SHEEP AND fLAMBS-Receip ts. ], 1874 head;
market weak. Fat shep. 3ARtAc.; common
70 fair gac.: bucks. ~ lambs. Csc.
NEW@ Il YORK. " July n .-BEEVEs;R Receipts.
ss36 head. Steers, loG15c. higher bulls and
dry cows in liberal supply and " nchanged.
Common TO choice steers, .c5Gs15: ira do.
8 saas, eq;..osens and stays. s. :sabso;5 bulls,
ed beef seellng at SO lie. per pound Calves
Receipts =, :x,s head Aiarke higher. Common
to choice reals 50! 8. fewsa!es
at 81 10; culls, tiT4. 80: butterInllks, s.. ESQ
9. 81: yests calves 300. City dressed
syealK higher at Gl2isc. per pound Sheep and
Lambs Receipts, 4.4s. head. Demand fair and
prices firm: Common to- prime sheep sold a
1901. culs. f2Gs 30: common. stale to choicc,
fresh lambs ats{s.OG7.so Ri Dressed mutton in
fair demand at S1ioc. per pound dressed lambs
50 DC. per pound Hogs receipts 5ees7 head
MARKET higher. Prime State and Pennsylvania
hogs. n. rs l6:55 ETA
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,g $ ~ C&O. F ss $$GS
70 NoRFOL <, OCEAN View CAPE
HENRY AND VA. BEACH.
s.3.;9a EvERYssUNDA;Y. ISL ~
ROUND 90 RIP.

= NJ trains leave Richmond 5 80 and 0,
4 AZ - Eight hours In III Norfolk; nine
honrss al Ocean View; ten hours at Old
point ana Buckroe Beach. Three hours.
longer ut Ocean ~ Flew than viaf any Their
route Virginia Beach and Cape II enry,S
SIPS, Returning leave n Tx Via Ocean
View Railway P. leave Oeean. View
iseasidel Special ], makes no S tops. Arrives
Richmond 1890 IF. S M. Z Norfolk and b Vir-
pinia! Beac h passeng ers ca n 4 also leave
Nnrfoll, via C.. & Q. steamer I: 15. con-
meeting at Newport News with train
leaving Newport News s 10 Pr M
FRO M RIcHMoND,V !. - & ZAP RATES
5{s8sl5 VIA SEABOARD DIAL r III N e .Ss 81
8IALEI ils e, an 1, turn m se.se
Tickets on sale July It'll. 18th. 18th. 18th,
s25th and August list. limited to August
M Mo MI TENN, and return,
sis. 20. Nj Account Monteagle Bible School
Tickcts on sale July Isl h. Goth. 2lst, ed
limited to August 7s1st 1so4 /. ~
SAN FRANCISCO. CALL and return,
SIS, Is. Account Trlennia. Conclave,s
knight Tempars, and Sovereign Grand
Lodge. M o, o.. r. Tickets on sail August
18th to September 9th, II elusive, limited
10 October 23L, 1904 w 3S
All OF the above ties apply from Rich
smond, Va. Proportionally cheap rates
may be had at all her stations on the
3Seaboard d 5 81 fs4s # s..ss5
H s. Lizard, W. M. TAYLOR
d. P. "A. q. r. A.
Phone 4o5.s $50 r. biaiE ST. Rich mond, Va
sum MER ExcURsIoN RATES RI s. q.
p. 4 r. R.--7sEA n a1so4.
& Reduced rate summer excursion 81 tick-
cts to all principal Northern East-a
crn and Canadian summer tourist
points including Atlantic City. Cape
MAY, Niagara Falls, Saratoga Springs
Clifton Springs, Newport, @ uebec. Mon
treaI, resorts In the Adirondacks and
waite Mountains. etc.; also to y irginla1
sum nm nmer tourist points ] on the Southern.
Railway reached via Washing ION. Tick
cts & on sale daily untils september soth,3
inclusive. good returning until October
81, 1901; a liberal stop -oyer privileges. y
For further information apply TO-
agents r., r. & r, r. \ r., or
w. y p. TAYLOR ,rrnffic Manager.
j 81 eeEsTloN--FoR su sINEss MEN
ONLY. # "
* When making arrangements TO Z 50
South, or to send your rcpr skentatiycs,9
in solicitation Of your business, phone the
al.
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4lq3f ~ 80 3Rs essg5 4s old cot
@ is n Present tonsleft In
43,t coDdl- HI counties
n tlona per, reporting,
Alabama ,.,,.,.... ~ 9b, 4 1854
Arkansas .,,.,..ti. ,.,...,. S6.S 2,78D
Florida ,s.s.,., ,,,..,.. O9.3 $50
Georgia 5000. s..,.., 81, 59,66s
Indian Territory. ST. $685..
Eouiyiana +, I. =. Z, !, <. .,....., 95, bll3
Miss ssippl ........,,..,..aD2 a 23p5at
North Carolina ...t..,., ,pS, v S,s62
Oklahoma ". 4. ...,...... %. al
South Carolina ...,.,..... d. 1850
Tenn essec q, !. ...i.,...,. 98,8 $3.50
Texas I, & /, &. J. I. !, ~. 500. 9O,4 ll.0Di
hlissolrl 4. ','.. = IA. ~ f,t..t.
Virginia i. E ..sfs
kansas ..SI - ~ 'sss's,'stS ','s..s
R Rss,s y al &. io,5oo
~ 4S Y4Si
# Tota i. /. !. +; !. 81. ...,. ais 1O8,sSs
(siEned) THEODORE n, PRICE, 4.
The evening world., 1904-01-12
WEBER & FIELDS TO
CLOSE MUSIC HALL
Bad Business Induces Them to
Start on Their Regular Spring
Tour Much Earlier than Usual
Win Go to San Francisco.

Weber & Fields have decided TO clos,
their Broadway season earlie1 thar
usual this year and take q trip acros,
the country to San Francisco. At least
ther re is n welI-defned rumor to this et.
feet floating about the Broadway must.
hall.
Business has not been up to the mark
at many of the Broadway theatres thi,
season. and Weber & Fields have suf.
fored along with the other managers,
Their tours of the country have Away,
been decidedly profitable. despite the
big expense the transportation of their
company incurs, and they have come to
the conclusion that an earlier start on
their spring 1aunt this year will be a
wise move from q financial point of
view.
The nnai performance at the music
hail 10 to be given q week from Satur-
day night. and the transcontinentai tour
will begin at tho Globe Theatre. in Bos-
ton, the following Monday.
IT 10 said that Fay Templeton will &C.
company them as principal Coincidence
when they start ON their tour. This
has been denied, however, by persons
connected with the music hall. who say
that the engagement of Charles Ross
and Mabel Fenton will make Miss Tenn
pleton's presence with the company un-
necessary,
The evening world., 1904-01-12
THE MAGIC FLUTE"
GIVEN IN GERMAN
With Three Prima Donnas in the
Cast the Metropolitan Opera
House Is CroWded-Not a
. Brilliant Performance.

That phantnsmaEoria OF Mozart's.
The Magic Flute" was presented at
the Metropolitan opera-House last
night, and. for the first time since 81.
was given In German. There was a
crowded house, attracted partly. as
bargain-counter haunters. by the OPP
p~ortunlty to hear three prima donnas
at once. and also by the desire to en-
JOY again the familiar and ever beau
tifu melodies which food the work.
Oddly enough. there was very little
enthusiasm. Yet that was not strange.
Tor the performance. while painstaking
and conscientious throughout and mark
eddy good in spots. lacked brllliance.
The subtle, magnetic something that
sets applause afre was wanting. .
Who that had been stirred on other
occasions by Sembrich, as the Queen OF
Night, could fail to note the more than
usual effort in her work? Ternina, too,
who sang the small role of the First
Lady, IA shrill. Gadski. as Pamlna,
alone of the three. was completely salts
flying. Her voice was full and round,
and she was lavish in the use OF It.
Comparisons are odious: therefore,
'''NN - ~ soy Va Nv billhiiIllltll llll-
presentations that Miss Heidelbach's
Papagena was colorless; that Mr.. Kloep-
fer's Sarastro, which promised well. was
spoiled by persistent singing OFF the key.
and that Mr.. Goritz made an excellent
Papageno, both in voice and action.
Dippel's Pamino, Reiss's Monostatos and
Muhlmann's Priest are w~ell-known
characterizations.
Mottl conducted with a firm hand.
bringing to light all there was in the
score and getting excellent results from
the chorus. AS for the scenery and
management. upon which much stress is
laid nowadays. IT cannot be said that
there was improvement over the old
order. There were exasperating small
spurts in lighting at the wrong moment.
and the magic flute failed to draw out
nearly as amusing and motley a menag-
erie as that to. which we are accus-
toned. ! .
The evening world., 1904-01-12
H0NoRS FOR BABY ACTRESS
Four-Year-Old Takes the Lend In
"His Sisters shame

His Sisters Shame" cast its shadow
over the Third Avenue Theatre last
night. Daisy Lowering as Chuff strug-
gled through five acts of the blighting
shame. whose only tangible manifesto
ton. SO far as the audience could zee.
was Little May" .,
Sister had died of shame when
Little May" was born. so that Dore
Davidson could write his thrilling melo-
drama chuff was a regular Chauncey
oicott sort of a fellow when it came
to being on the spot at the right mo-
ment-in fact he did everything but
Little May in the title r6le. II we may
SO call II, was a precocious infant OF
u who could read like a normal
school %elocution teacher and who saved
Ghuf's life from a burly villain while
the gallery yelled with delight.
Sisters Shame led Chuff into
az Kinds OF trouble, including a snow
storm and avalanche. whose realistic
scenic, effects would make David Be-
iaSco bite his nails in chagrin and NOR
,,ineation, and ending with the gentle
little domestic. diversion Of killing
Nays "a who was responsible for
Baby Virginia as Little May is really
q remarkable child actress. and DaSv
Lowering played the role of Chur eE-
The evening world., 1904-01-12
1904 Art CALENDAR FREE.

Our new portrait calendar for 1904
Ia more artistic than anything we
have heretofore put out. It is a re-
production OF an oil painting. and is
Enclosed in q gold oval frame, en-
bossed, and mounted on q crimson
background AZ by 7 inches. We
shall be pleased to mail you one
upon receipt Of two cents In stamps.
Send to-day. as the edition 10 limit
ed and will not last long. Inciose
stamps loose. Address Art Calendar
Department, Father Johns Medicine,
Lowell, Mass.
The evening world., 1904-01-12
OPENINGS

Johnnie slavin and Miss Deyo were
in high favor with the large audience
which greeted the English musical com
edy, "A Country Girl" at the Grand
dOpera-House.
+. II. Sothern's handsome production
OF Justin HuEtly McCarthy's play.
The Proud Prince was greatly ad-
mired at the Harlem Opera-house.
Arnold Days highly creditable pro-
auction Of George Bernard Shaw's
CANDIDA" found n new home at the
Vaudeville Theatre.
"Tannhauser'' was excellently suns
by savage's English grand opera COM
pany at the West End Theatre. DO
hemian Girl will be the bill tonight.
Walter Edwards and company pre-
scented 1.-THE Sign of the Four" at Proc
tors Fifty-eighth Street Theatre.
Soldiers Of Fortune played by Hen
ry B.. Harris's company. moved up to
mo wedding Bells for Her went to
Cars Thoroughbreds gave a llvsly
bun esque show at the Dewey.
ESTABLISHED ATTRACTIONS.
The father-and-son scenes between
Henry Il. Dixey and Britz Williams
form the best features Of ]. NJ. Barrie's
The evening world., 1904-01-12

nice performance OF c.. Haddon Cham
bers's society play, The 1dler." The
One Hundred and Twenty-ifth Street
Theatre.
Victor's Royal Venetian Band was
the attraction at Hurtig & Seamon's.
where tho bill included Edmund Day.
in "ShTpmates:' the Montrose Troups
of acrobats. Jules and Ella Garrison
in "A Bit of Nonsense" and James
Richmond Gqenroy. The Man with
the Green Gloves"
rho Korean Twins are again an at
traction at Huber's.
THE Daylight Burglary" scenes have
been put back on the picture machine at
the Eden Musee.
IN BROOKLYN.
Frank Daniels in THE Once Boy"
was given a cordial reception at the
Montauk.
The evening world., 1904-01-12
A D AS A HUMORIST.
New Police Commissioned Shines
ms an After-Dinner TaIker.


ms an After-Dinner Talker.
James NJ. Motley, President of tho
Motley-Greer Company. of No. ss
Broad street, telephoned Saturday TO
Manager p. L. Flore. of the Cato Wau-
bun, near the Thirty-fourth Street
Ferry. TO prepare for a dozen guests.
Shortly after 0 p. NJ. five automobiles
deposited them at the door. They were
Police Commissioner McAdoo, Health
Commissioner Darlington and Messrs.
Rogers, Tombstone. McGowan, Keith.
Watson, Barnes, Campbell, Dallett and
Kelly. Everything vas in readiness and
the onslaught IN the rich, juicy steaks
began Immediately.
1t was not until tho speeches began
that the real fur developed. Commits
sioner McAdoo, It 10 asserted. can make
as funny a speech as Simeon Ford.
Commissioner Darlington made a
speech, also, that kept the. rest ofAthe
crowd laughing during the evening.
The fun shut down at l A. NJ. Sun
day. sharp. Police Commissioner Nc
Adoo remarking with a smile that he
could not AFFORD to take a chance IN
abetting in the violation of the Excise
law"
The evening world., 1904-01-12
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The evening world., 1904-01-12
NEW PRESIDENT OF BOSTON
UNIVERSITY.

BOSTON. Jan. '2.-The Rev. william
e. Huntington. d. D.. dean OF Boston
University, was elected president by
n vote of Il to 8. He had been acting
President since DIR. Warren's resigna-
tion a year ago.