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New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
"coPPE1IA" BALLET FOR CHARITY.
Clever Amateurs VIII Present It at Waldorf
Astoria on January Is.

The ballet OF "Coppelia.' BY Delioes. Ehica
Mile Genee made popular IN England Is 70 %
presented the grand ballroom OF the Waldorf
Astoria on the afternoon and evening OF Friday,
January Is, by the Washington Square AuxiIa-y OK
the Manhattan Trade School OF which Mrs Gus
tavus T Kirby Is chairman. and the ward CON-
rnittee OF the New York 1nhrrnary for Women and
Children OF which Miss Bryant is chairman Thers
will be above sixty persons in the cast The part ot
swanh1Ida will be played by Mrs Langdon Gser,
who Is a clever dancer and pantOHiulist- The part
OF CoppeIius, the old dollm2ker, who is forever
seeking to instil LIE into his toys, viii be acted oy
Jacob Wendell The mighty Bursouaster viii os
portrayed by Evert Jansen wendell William Her
bert Adams viii be Franz
The country girls who are SwsnhIda's friends
and companions and who IN fear and trembling
accompany her into ths workshop OF CoppsluA.
Will be represented BY Miss Ruth Davis. Miss Gay
lev Miss Dorothy Bull, Miss Eleanor Duane EisS
Katharine Duane, Miss Eleanor Townsend. Miss
Dorothy Hurry and Miss Gertruda SOcum- Be-
sides these there will be in the Mrs Hugh n.
Camp, Mrs GUstavus T. Kirby, Mrs Louis Irving,
Miss Bosworth Miss Gray Miss Drake, Miss Ce6al-
los Miss Wigg1r. Miss Carpenter. Miss FOvis-.
Miss Burton Miss Catherine Burton Mss 5ooy-
smith, Miss Montgomery. Miss Henderson, Mss
Freeman, Miss Brooks. Miss Hoyt, Miss Dana,
Miss Virginia Duane and Miss Buell. and MssS-S,
Lawrence Durant, Basil Duraut, MacLeal Shippea
Armstrong William Mitchell. Cornelius Mitchsl.
Lea, Wigham Ladew, Guy Carleton Dudley Ca-ls-
ton Montgomery, Fargo, Pendergast and -PsETY.
The mechanical toys which set IN modon By the
country girls will be represented BY Mess-z Ges-s
Redington, Peck. John Mitchell and ot5erA A-1S-
Saracco-Brignoly Il the stage director.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

Harry Kelly, Joe" Cawthorn and Master Gaorie4
are the chief performers in It,
NEW YORK THEATRE.
Miss Held and her company are sti1 successiul
at the New York in Miss Innocence lhoSe
fond Of ,rproarious hilarity. pretty faces ana
amusing dances will find Miss Innocence all
that it sets out to be- There are afternoon per
formsncss on Wednesday and Saturday
SAVOY THEATRE.
wilton Iackaye will come TO this theatre To-
morrow night with a new play called The Batte'
,,adA Nv, CLEVELAND Moffett II is described as "a
play on brains. business and the tenement Ques
tion' The central figure is a wealthy man hAiieu
John HaggIeston E. NJ Holland. II. b. "arner' nt
Elsie Ferguson Josephine Victor GerA4o "i'iiiN
and Charles Able will be in the cast
sTUYvEsANT THEATRE.
Miss Bates is still prosperous here in The Fight
ing Hope" There is every indication that she
NAV finish the season here An afternoon per
forrnance will be given on Christmas Day
wALLAcK's THEATRE.
.-rhe Boys and Betty" continues to spread good
cheer at Wallack's Miss Cahihs success In tnat
musical play is thoroughly established She VIII
OCCUPY WalIack's until the warm weather comes
again The usual afternoon performances are given
from week to week There will be an extra one On
Christmas Day
WEBERS THEATRE
Miss Russell will appear hero the afternoon OF
Christmas in The Stronger Sex, drama that Is
enjoying a fair share OF public attention There
will be the usual afternoon performances on
Wednesday and Saturday.
WEST END THEATRE.
Low Fields, in THE Girl Behind the Counter, "
Will be the attraction here for a week beginning
tomorrow night. The original company will sup
port him There will be the usual afternoon per
formancsa.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
STORY rELLERs OF JAPAN.

Though the japanese are nation OF IeS17'1
SAYS a traveller. they love, also. 70 AslsA y -.
tales OF the professional story teller VINO . -
an artist in his way. The lower sort OF sIoFS -
may be seen seated at the street corner -
circle OF gaping coolies around him The As
class form guilds. who own special houses .-,-.l =
tertainment called yose' and may also Do sns-s -1
by the hour to amuss private parties some '-S--
telling is rather in the nature OF hve-cenI -.
zine. The man sits with open book oelo39 ],
and expounds II, and dilates upon tt-t2e So
the 'Forty-seyen Ronin,' perhaps. or the - .
novel OF the Three Kingdoms or an AoCO 4
the Satsuna rebellion. or one OF the oo -.
the Taira ard Mnamoto families II the ,a
ages. When he comics TO some particulars -
point he emphasizes IL by rap with his ian - =
q little slab of wood kept by him Tor thar 80 - ps-
Tho Japanese professional story telsF - ~
vents and recites. II he doesn't earn Ms = ia
story telling he may not be admitted 70 -. r.ls
OF .yOse The story teller proper deals u ~,.ln-
anecdotes and imaginary incidents Inc -hsrs
rnent afforded IN a 'yOse Is generally -. ~
viii Do war stories love tales. recitatiohS '~,sss
compartment OF the bantO-the same e-. enc I'D a
being mostly adhered to for a foFtnisa' - ia
change made on the first and sixteen'n ,rv
month As the number Of such houses - ,.,.ss
large city Is considerable. hearers may hs's :. ap5
hav. something new every night 70 listen - .y
the higher class OF story tellers thelISe
realize what for Japan Is a very i1-1 -, a5oaf
These paid professional story teieIS -. sop
from one house OF entertainment 70 @i0' .st thns
ming only a quarter OF hour al eae-' so -
$3.50 40 tai one story ana earn dollar q 0TT.Hsasss
the recital. Some foreign studeis, = bssr scnoe.
language have found the yese esa- 80 t69ere-n0s = =
listeners but as recitatlonistS. SS-r9Wsd troia
lshman named Black. whose P'o.sii proys So
agraashls nnvaties that the TOXIC NssA
have admitted him 10 their gHIE
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
CHRISTMAS AT THE MAJESTIC.

De Wolf Hopper. Marguerite Clark and the endre
company appearing at the Majestic Theatre In The
Pied Piper will entertain the children IN that sec
ton Of the city Thursday afternoon. The mer-
rlment will take place the stage and Mr.. Hopper
will preside. 1t is to be old-fashioned affair.
with singing and stories. There will be a huge
tree the stage. generously loaded with gifts for
every youngster present Several hundred tickets
have been distributed. Every child attending the
performance at tho Majestic from now until Thurs
day will get card OF admission to the festivities
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
kNIcKERRockER THEATRE.

week on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, at $50
o'clock
kNIcKERBocKER THEATRE.
The Knickerbocker is filed at every performance
Of The Prira Donna and the advance sale OF
seats is such as 20 warrant the announcement that
Miss schen will be at that playhouse for several
months to come The story is interesting and the
music Victor Herberts. Afternoon performances
given Saturdays
LIBERTY THEATRE.
VIA Wireless" is attracting large audiences to
the Liberty. It is a great melodrama, and is now
in it's third month hero. A storm at sea and
scene in mill are the chief scenic effects. After
noon performances given on wednesday ana
Saturday.
LYCEUM THEATRE.
Miss Burke is looking forward to her 15oth ap-
pearance in Love Watches" It Will occur on
January l. Souvenirs will distributed The
usual afternoon performances will be given this
week
LYRIC THEATRE.
THE Blue Mouse is still scampering about the
stage of the Lyric. making mischief wherever she
goes Mabel Barrison. Jameson Lee F1nney, harry
Conor, Charles Dickson. Zelda Sears and Jane
Laurel the principals in the cast. Inc usual
afternoon performances are given
MAJESTIC THEATRE.
THE Pied Piper" is essentially a holiday enter
tainment and good one for both old and young.
Mr.. Hopper and his company of merrymakers sue
ceed in amusing The engagement at the MaJesuc
is limited. 1t will be terminated in two weeks
CLYDE Fitch's comedy of Girls will be the next
attraction The original company is being brought
here and it is the purpose of the management to
keep that attraction at the Majestic for the re-
mander of the season
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.
Little Memo" is the bill here. 1t has been sue
cessful from the first performance Billy B. Van,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
AMERICAN MUSIC HALL.

Vesta Victoria will head the bill here for the ve.x
beginning tomorrow afternoon With her on tls
hin will be Francesca ReddfTg and company. Raw
son and June. Josephine Sabel the Wartem5srz
brothers the Golden Gate Quintee and Ray Bsv-
eridge Now l Havs to call him Father Is 0ns
OF the new songs in Miss Victoria's repsrtOry. Two
performances are given here every daT-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
COLONIAL THEATRE-

Robert HiIiard in NO. 973' will be the principal
feature OF the bill arranged by Percy Williams Tor
presentation here this week karnos Ensisa
comedy company will contribute 70 the merriment
sIso the AvoIos Brown and NevarrO. Montgomery
and Moore and Hymack. the chameleon Thzrs
will be concerts to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
GERMAN THEATRE.
driving Place.

driving Place)
..Cnderella~ and THE Sleeping Beauty are to
be the novelties here this week. They viii be
presented on Thursday Friday and Saturday af-
tsrnoons "A Last Effort Will be kept on the
boards until Christmas Day "Bummelfritze viii
be presented the remaining nights Of the week
The original verson Of The Blue Mouse vii! be
presented on New Years Eve
NEW GERMAN THEATRE.
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Christmas
Eve Gerhardt Hauptnann's ''Hannele' Will be pre-
sented here. On Christmas Day there Will be the
first performance Of Gustav Raider s farclcal eA-
travaganza, Robert and Bertram-" The charac-
ters Of Robert and Bertram will be acted by Messrs
Burg and Sauermann Messrs. Groesser, HorWitS
Liedtke, Lind Loewenfed, NARROW and WurE1ser
and Miss Blanca FrOehlioh Will be In the cast
Robert and Bertram" will be repeated on Friday
and Saturday evenings. On Saturday afternoon
''Hannele' will be the bill.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Lulu Glaser will begin weeks engagement here
tomorrow night in Mile. Mischief" There VIII
be the usual afternoon performances.
HACkETT THEATRE.
There is no visible cessation OF interest in Mrs
Fiskes performance of Salvation Nell" and so
that actress engagement may last until the middle
OF February 1t has been wholly remunerative
from the beginning. The usual afternoon per
formances are given.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
There will be an afternoon performance OF Three
Twins" on Christmas Day. Bessie Mccoy, Clifton
Crawford and Frances Kennedy are the leading
performers il that merry farce.
HUDSON THEATRE.
Miss BARRYMORE is still here in Lady Fred
erick' a pleasant comedy by Mr. Maugham- l..
Frank Baum is giving a series Of afternoon chats
on the Land Of o." They will be given this
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
VICTORIA THEATRE.

The bill arranged for presentation here this weak
ia a strong one. Thomas ". Ross will appear IN 4
ecmical sketch entitled Awake at the Switch" y.
H Thompson, an actor OF long experience. VIII %
seen In A Conan Doyle's play IN one act called
waterloo" While IN England during the past
summer Mr. Thompson visited the town OF Wool
vvich Ihere the action OF the play occurs. He has
promised to produce The living room of one % ths
old cottages In Offering this play in vaudeville Mr.
Thompson says he realizes the condition under
which II will have to be produced, and while Re VII
Dresent IL with the full text, he viii endsavor %
quicken the action in the playing OF the par,
that the audiences accustomed to quick action and
laughter will not become weary Belle BlanCna
Quinn and Mitchell in The Land Agent bal
Merritt and Fl Gotta will be in the bill
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
VARIETY THEATRES
ALEXANDRA THEATRE.

The following performers will be at the Alharn5-z
This week. Audrey Maple and company IN Tia
Iov. waltz" John c. Rice and Sally Cohen. ths
Fillmore sisters the Joseph Adenan Quartet. Sci
ma Braatz and Sam Williams Two performances
o,. given here every day and concerts on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
EDEN MUSEE.

The new groups Little Nemos welcome and
Colonial Christmas are attracting much attention
at the Eden Musee Some appropriate subjects srs
bejna shown on the cinematosraDh. among which
are aPuss In Boots and The Tinder Box
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE

severin a French pantomtmist will be IN ths biH
here this week Mabel Mckinley viii sing 5hsaa
and Warren, the -Four Bards. NaUde Hall and
Carleton Macy and company, Johnson. Davenport
and IadeIla and r. G. Knowles viii also appear
-rhars are cnncerts here every Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20

SAVOY THEATRE-Mr. Lackaye. IN The
Battle"
WEDNESDAY NIGHT.
CASINO THEATRE-Eddie Foy. IN -Mr.
Hamlet of Broadway"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
GAIETY THEATRE E.
GARDEN THEATRE.

II is a pleasant duty to record here that Mr..
Dixey is stl successful n Mary James Pa It is
a simple play and is acted simply. That playgoers
IKE representations Of that nature is apparent from
the interest manifested. The house Is filled at
every performance. There will be special per-
forulance on Christmas Day.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

This will be the last week Of the engagement OF
Montgomery and Stone In the popular musical play
OF THE Red Mill It has been profitable one
There will be an afternoon performance on Christ
mas Day. The next attraction at the Academy
beginning a week from tomorrow night, will be
The warrens Of Virginia" IN which Frank
keenan, is the chief actor.
ASToR THEATRE.
The Man from Home continues his occupation
Of the Astor stage, and rain snow, there is a
goody assembIage TO greet him every night Mr..
Hodge has made that play immensely popular.
The usual afternoon performances are given
BELkSCo THEATRE.
Mr.. Arss's engagement here in The Devil" will
be terminated early next month. He will be suc-
ceeded the Belasco by Miss Frances Starr IN
new play by Eugene Walter, entitled THE Easiest
Way
BIJoU THEATRE.
"A Gentleman from Mississippi" is still the at
traction at this playhouse According TO the man
agement, seats sale for the performances
20 be given during the month Of April-an indica-
tion that this play will remain here throughout
the season. The usual afternoon performances are
given.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
HACkETT THEATRE.
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.

There will be an afternoon performance OF Three
Twins" on Christmas Day. Bessie Mccoy, Clifton
Crawford and Frances Kennedy are the leading
performers in that merry farce.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
NEW YORK THEATRE.

1 Harry Kelly Joe" Cawthorn and Master Gabriel
! are the chief performers in It,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
pALYTS THEATRE.

Nj Favershem's engagement at Days IN The
World and His Wife" continues 10 be prosperous
for all concerned. As already made known, that
actor has renewed his lease Of Days and VIII
OCCUPY that stage until the middle Of April or
May There are afternoon performances on
wednesday and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
STAGE AFFAIRS
NOVELTIES OF THE WEEK
MON DAY NIGHT.

BROADWAY THEATRE-Joseph o'Mars- in
Peggy Machree.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
HUDSON THEATRE.

Miss Barrymore is still here in Lady Fred
erick" a pleasant comedy by Mr. Maugham- l..
Frank Baum is giving a series Of afternoon chats
on the Land OF Oz." They will be given this
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
LIBERTY THEATRE.
LYcEUM THEATRE.

Miss Burke is looking forward TO her 15oth ap
pearance in Love Watches" 1t Will occur OF
January 1. Souvenirs Will be distributed Inc
usual afternoon performances will be given thu
week
New-York tribune., 1908-12-20
NEW GERMAN THEATRE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

Lulu Glaser will begin weeks engagement here
tomorrow night in Mile. Mischief" There VIII
be the usual afternoon performances.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-07-17
TROUBLE OVER TICKS.

We are advised by DIR. Wilbur
Murphy, government Inspector,
that a Benton County man has
been arrested and held under bond
for allowing his cattle to drift in
to Carroll County. DIR. Murphy's
letter is as follows:
"W. A. Bracken, farmer and
storekeeper of Benton County,
was arrested OH a warrant sworn
out by DR.. Wilbur Murphy, in
spector, for violating the quaran-
tine regulations in allowing his
cattle to drift into Carroll County
from Benton County.
"There has been much complaint
that Henderson and Benton Coun-
ty cattle range back and forward
into Carroll County in violation of
the law. Bracken had been pre-
viously warned, but let them drift
over and then came across and
sold them.
"The trial was held Tuesday,
July Z, at Buena Vista before JUS
tice Palmery Spelings. Bracken
waived examination in a magis-
trate's court and made bond of
$3.50 for the grand jury.
"The officials in charge Of quar-
Hntine have been very lenient with
violators of the quarantine law
so much SO that some think there
IS not mach IN it-tso orders have
been issued to push cases vigor-
ously, and one Of the objects in
having Bracken tried was to take
down the evidence of certain cattle
dealers which might show them to
be unlawfully trafficing in Benton
County cattle SO evidence could be
taken to federal grand jury, be-
sides violation of State regula-
tions.
"There are number of charges
against others which will be push
ed as soon as sufficient evidence
can be obtained"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-07-17
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

The candidates for the Demo-
cratic nomination for Congress
will speak in joint debate at the
following places and dates:
Sugar Tree, Tuesday, -July:2l.
Camden, Wednesday, u uly %.
Big Sandy, Thursday, July %.
Speaking will begin at l o'clock
p. m. The general public is cor
daily invited to be present.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-07-17
COUNTY CANDIDATES.

The candidates for county office
will speak at the following places
and dates:
Camden, Monday July 90.
Holiday, Saturday, July 25.
Eva, Monday, July 27.
Claud, Tuesday, July 28.
Faxon, Wednesday, July 20.
Beaton's, Thursday, July 80.
Big Sandy, Friday, July 81.
Zach, Monday, August;;3.
Speaking begin at i o'clock
p. m. A cordial invitation is ex,
tended the general public to be
present at each appointment.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-07-17
MORE MACHINE POLITICS.

The people of Tennessee have
been treated to another exhibition
of machine politics, says the Brs-
tol Herald Courier, that should be
somewhat of a revelation to them.
The county unit primary plan
for the selection of gubernatorial
candidate, as originally adopted
and promulgated by the Demo
cratic State Committee, provided
that the County Committees of the
several counties should select del
egates to the gubernatorial con-
vention, each county delegation to
vote in the convention for the can
didate receiving a majority of the
votes cast in that county.
Now that the primary has been
Aeld, and Governor Patterson has
been renominated, the State Com
mittee arrogates to itself thepower
to change this feature of the plan.
The committee met in Nashville
Friday and adopted a resolution
providing that the local primary
committees appointed previous to
the primary election as returning
boards to receive the returns in
the various counties shall submit
lists from which the County Com
mittees shall select delegates to
the gubernatorial convention.
This unprecedented, arbitrary
and undemocratic action of the
State Committee is due to the fact
that majority Of the County Com
mittees are composed of men who
are friendly to Senator Carmack
and in sympathy with the princi-
pies for which he stands. 1t WAS
possible that these committees
would send delegates to the gu
ibernatorial convention whowould,
while nominating Governor Pat
terson, adopt platform contain
ing Statewide prohibition plank.
Under the plan rs changed, this
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-07-17

can not be done, il it had been
contemplated, which is doubtful
Let ussuppose that Senator Car
mack received a majority of the
delegates in the primary and Gov
ernor Patterson received a major
ity of the popular vote. The State
Committee had no more right OF
authority to change the plan OF
selecting delegates to the guber-
Material convention than it would
have had to have changed the
county unit plan after the primary
was held, And we say again that
the action of the committee was a
fragrant usurpation of power, un-
fair and undemocratic in the ex-
treme.
1T may be claimed, and doubtless
will be claimed, that the plan of
selecting delegates wasch anged in
order to secure platform that
would represent the sentiments Of
a majority Of the people as ex-
pressed in the recent primary
But neither the State Committee
nor anyone else has any means of
knowing what the result would
have been had this plan been
changed before the primary was
held. And this may cause some
speculation as to what Governor
Patterson meant when he stated
in his speeches that if the plat
form declared for Statewide pro-
hibition, and the Legislature,pass-
en- such a law, he would sign it.
1t is not possible that this latest
gh-handed action of the State
Committee is in the interest of
party harmony.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-07-17
HOW TO LIVE soc YEARS.

Wu Ting Fang, Chinese minis
ter to this country, recently made
the statement that lie had discov-
cred the secret of longevity, and
mentioned period of 200 years
to which he eAmight live through-a
system of diet.
He volunteered to give his sys-
TEN to anyone who wished to know
it, and Boston man, who sent
him an inquiry, has received from
the Chinese legation at Washing
ton the following plan of daily
procedure:
'.In answer to your letter re-
exuesting any plan of diet,I have
to>say as follows:
'First-l have given up nay
break fast, taking two meals day,
;lunch and dinner.
"Second-I abstain from all
flesh food; my diet is rice, orwhen
[ go out to dinner, whole wheat
bread, fresh vegetables, nuts and
fruit.
'"Third Il avoid all coffee, tea,
cocoa, liquors, condiments and all
rich foods.
"Fourth-I have given up all
sail, ,ealso, because tits found that
salt makes ones bones stiff.
"Fifth-I thoroughly masticate
every mouthful of food before it is
swallowed.
"Sixth-4 don't drink at meals,
but between meals or one hour
after meals.
"Seven 4 practice deep breath
ing.
"Eighth-I take moderate exer-
else.
'Wours truly,
"lVU TING FANG"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-07-17
DISTRICT CONFERENCE.

The Lexington District Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South, will convene in
Lexington Wednesday evening,
July %, and will continue until
Saturday at noon.
Rev. Il. M. Hood, the presiding
elder, has issued the following as
partial program:
Wednesday, July %, 8 p. M
Opening sermon, by Rev. r.. M,
Walker.
Thursday, July 90, $50 a. NJ
Devotional exercises.
8.45-Organization, committee
on committees, licensing commit
tee.
900 Call of local preachers.
l000-Pasto reports.
.00-Preaching.
Adjournment.
2,30 p. m. m.--Devotion&l.
800 Pastors reports.
$50 Recommendation for dea-
cons and elders orders.
400-Pastors' reports.
Adjournment.
500 -Layman's srelly; addresses
by John T. Peeler and w. /. Nc
Farland.
Friday, July "a, $50 a. m.-De-
votional exercises.
9.00-Granting license and rec
ommending for admission.on trial.
1000 Election of delegates to
annual conference.
.00-Preaching.
Adjournment.
2.30 p. m. m.-Devotional.
Minutes,
3.00-Reports.of committees.
Place for next.conference.
Adjournment.
500 Devotional.
Report of committees on mis-
sions. Missionary address, 10y w.
L. Boiling, ID. d.
Saturday July 25, 500 toi10.00
a. m.-Hearing reports. Open
discussion.
Preaching.
Adjournment.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1908-07-17
SALESMAN WANTED.

An established New York bank
ing and brokerage house desires
to employ on salary and commits
sion basis, an honest and reliable
salesman in every town to place
among small investors on easy
payment plan stocks and bonds
listed upon the New York Stock
Exchange. References given and
required.
CHARLES Il. ALLEN & Co.,
24-26 Stone Street,
New York City