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The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Business yesterday on the local stock
exchange was in fair volume, with sales
on slightly descending scale. Transac-
tions were 1es shares Of stock and $1,000
in bonds.
Washington Gas was the leader, with Y
s1ares. which sold from 81 down TO el1z,
with one sale OF four shares at SEA.
Capital Traction was the next in point
of interest. selling s. shares in 10 and %
share lots. ali at l1gs.
Washington Railway preferred sold
around 20. and Mergenthaler at 1873.
The United States Trust Company has
been in existence one year. At the time
of its organization its stock was sub
scribed for with the privilege of its being
paid Cd In installments Within twelve
months. Yesterday the company an
nounced that the capital stock Of the in
stitution is now paid up. the stock being
Sl.oO0,o0e. Taking into account the months
OF financial turmoil and stress recently
past. the officers of the company think it
fortunate and even remarkable that there
were not large lapses in paying for the
stock subscribed.
IL was announced yesterday that the
net earnings Of the institution for the
year had been about S3o.o0O all OF which
has been passed 10 the surplus fund. II
should be noted that the company did not
begin actual business until June Il. and
that IL was under considerable expense
during the other months when nothing
was coming In
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New YORK. March ls-sUGAR-Owing 70 an
active demand the London market for beet sugar was
izd higher with March and April quoted AZ l0s I'D
The local market held firm for raus. with duty
paid prices quoted follows: Centrifugal IS test
405; mnscoTado. 50 test, SIS; molasses sugar. 60
test 3sl- Spec1ilators seem 20 be disposed % bIy
sugar at tho market rates, and sale q about
900 bsss vas made late yesterday az q l-le basis 9e
test Refined sugar wss firm. but quiet snd IN
changed.
NAVAL STOREs-The market for spirits t,lr-
pentine ruled about steady locally. with Rio No.
quoted AZ So and at savannah the market was
common to good strained al 275a3.s0. Tar was
quiet 81 80 for oil barrels.
BUTTER-Receipts. 7.2s5 packages; steady. Cream
cry extra. q
EGGs-Rseeipts. $3.50 cases; steady. Nearby white
fanG. lsaA; DO. mixed fAncy. 17AlS: Western
irsts. is
MILL FEED-UnehanSrd: moderate business.
Spring bran, i0lb sacks. 70 arrive us; middlinEs
z.5o4 city hrsH. 800. IN bulk; Western rcd dos.
o5o to arrive winter wheat bran, in lo0-lb. sacks
8S
oATs-steady. bu, demand is poor No white,
5Sls No. white s7's No. mixed. Sc.
-FLOUR-FiTm: moderate dealings. Spring pat
ents. 55oa5s: spring clears. 4Soa4so: winter
stTaights 45oni65 winter clears. 425a4 IS kansas.
in sacks, patents. 5loa5.So; straights. ASSOC:
clears. AE5a4.65.
RYE FLOUR-Stsady: demand moderate; As5a5 2.
CORN AIEAL-Frm: light supply Kiln-dried for
export SIS; coarse meal. in hags Ls7al-Ss
HAY-Receipts, / go tons; Weaker: fair demand
Prime timothy, LOS; No. ], ssal.oo; No. 2 ssaeo;
No g. 75asA
STRAW-Stesdy; trade quiet. Long re. e5a7D.
BEEF-Firm; demand moderate Family, lA5oa
800: packet, 25oal3.00
P0RK-strOng; light supply. Mess. l4ooAl45o;
fanily. l55oais.oe.
TAJL0w-Fin; quiet trade. City. in hogs
heads. SIS
L4RD-Finnsr. Prime Western. SIS; city. TO;
refined continent. SIS: South American. $50; re-
fired Brazilian kegs. lal5; city stearine So oleo-
stearine. hrm; New York. T15a7%; Chicago 75s.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19

Baltimore. March ls-FolloEing are the official
prices At the principal commission houses:
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy. per pound. S0a301l
imitation. lea2l: Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls,
l7a2o; store PACKED. Ohio 1sals do. West Virginia.
l7s2o; Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania dairy
prints lsa30
LIVE P0ULTRY-Chickens. young. large per
pound. lsals; small. Sa22; do. old hens. heavy
weight, IL; ducks, puddle. young lial5; do. young
Muscoyy and mongrel, l3ali turkeys choice, lsals;
do, choice young gobblers. leaI7.
EGGS-Maryland and Pennsylvania. fresh per
Dozen l5i1: duck eggs. nearby. 2S
POTATOES-Nhite, nearby. prime, per blshel.
6a7o; Western Maryland and Pennsylvania 70a75
Potomac and Delaware. PEE barrel. 35oa4oo.
GREEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Ap
Eastern shore Maryland and Virginia per barrel,
No l. L75a25i do. small. common. LZaiS0; 90.
per half barTel-basket, 5oa75; do. New York as
sorted. per barrel. 2eoa4OO: cabbages New York
Danish. per ton, 4O0a7OO: egEplants Florida, per
crate LI5a23; onions. Pennsylvania yellow, per
bushel 70a73: do Western, yellow. 70aT3; oranges
Florida, per box. as to size. l75a250: peas Florida
per basket. 3.0oa35o; squash. Florida l50a2 % ;
strawberries. Florida. per quart lsa3o tomatoes,
Florida. per carrier, fancy 25oa275; fair L2a2 %
t1rnips native. per bushel 25a3o
FIOUR-Winter extra 3e5alI5: do clear an
ASS; do. straight 4soa4 50; do patent. 475a4 90:
spring clear. 4.50z4so: do straight 5l0a5 40. do,
patent, 5.l5a5T5 City Mills best patent SIS; do.
high-grade patent. 535; do. straight sos; do.
choice family. AZ: extra. LlOa4 % Rye -four.
medium 20 choice 45ea50o.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19

Quotations furnished by T. F. Hutton < Co..
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board Of Trade. G. Bowie Chipman. man
ager 1901 + street northwest
Chicago March B.-The market nervous and
inactiTe throughout the greater part OF the day with
prices showing some frmness al times. Influenced by
green bug stories. The Liverpool cables were better
than expected, hut there favorable reports re-
gardiRg the Russian and Indian crop outlook snd
La Plata wheat Was being offered cutie freely
abroad
Corn was firm throughout TIE day. with prices AZ
about the best Of the season. on continued poor
grading ia the West and less favorable WeaSheT.
There little disposition 70 sell. end exporters
claimed that it difficult TO procure corn Ct SUI
fciently good quality 70 ship
Oats we're inactive. but prices were steady inhu-
enced 10 large extent BY the frm1eSs in corr and
on some buying BY Western commission houses.
Provisions were frnsT. Influenced by smaller re-
eeipts q live hogs and higher prices At the yards
and Il was thought that packing interests add
ing some support 10 the market
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished BY E. F. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and tbs
New York Cotton Exchange G. Bowie Chipuan.
manager. 1901 F street northwest
New York March is.-Cables being little better
than expected the local cotton narket opened
steady at to points advance. and at times
showed better tone, but later the bears found
no new business coming in and sold quite freely,
and the market sold of 70 the low point Of the
decline. There was no important news. Traders
seem to be expecting the government ginners' re-
port. due Friday. 10 show from H. 900 80 II 400 900
bales. including hnters At the above figures there
IS argument on both sides. The muIls claim that
Il would indicate crop much less than conSump-
ton, and means higher prices. The bears claim
with trade conditions they see IT, there is
plenty Of cotton 70 meet all requirements But
when 1t is taken into Consideration that with 4
shortage here and ZOO 000-bae shortage in India
the bulls have a better argument While India
cotton is Of poorer grade. it viii cause a better
demand for lower grades here. The public remains
out Of the market, and the local crowd being
beariSh. hare it all to themselves. Sore Of them
sre predicting cents in futures Tomorrow
is the last trading day until the final report.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
NEW YORK MONEY.

New York. March Is-NIoney on call to-day opened
ia; highest 2; lowest. "a closing per cent Mos;
Of the loans were at per cent
Time money was in only moderate demand The
feature Of the market was that larger number Of
institutions we're inclined TO otter money. demon
stratng the gradual restoration Of confidence Rates
81 20 "a per cent for sixty DAYS 81 10 Sx fov
ninety days; 10 IL for four months; Il. 20 AZ
for i've and six months. and 10 5i4 for one year.
Mercantile paper was quite plentiful and absorI-
ton Of choice names was comparatively good. Rates
bis to per cent for sixty and ninety DAYS in
dorsed bills receivable 5s TO for choice four to
six mouths single names. and 81 for others
Sterling to-day was frmer demand rates advanc-
Ing % points owing 10 scarcity Of bills Rates for
actual business closed follows: Sixty days 4S5A
4.sSS5; demand. 4s6G5ai.ssl0 cables As63oai sSS5
Commercial bills were 4s2l,a4 s3Ik. The s1rrlv of
cotton bills Was scarce
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
New York.
New Orleans.
BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Baltimore. March ls-Following are the Official
prices to-day:
WHEAT-Stock in elevators. 521 752 bushels Sales
Of small carEces grade at ss cents for special bin
No red. s7i1 for stock No. red 81 for special
bin steamer No. red. Ssit for stock steamer NO
red. s9s for special bin rejected s9 for stock re-
ected, and Ss for rejected 20 go through the drier
Settling prices: No. red. Western ps5t: contract
spot @Ss; No. red. aS&; steamer No red 81 :;
steamer No. red Western. ssH March, %:
April. 9sA. Contract spot, March s7ik; April IS;
May. s9ss
CORN-stock in elevators. 2sss. li2 bushels. Sales
OF cargo Of mixed on grade at S. and Of 1000
bushels Of yellow at g. One small lot Of rejected
yellow sold at So No white corn received to-day
Contract. April. ss% Settling prices: For No 2
white 6Sss; mixed, 6Sat steamer mixed elx steam
er white, 62&; No. 3. sck. Western spot. March,
6oaa66; April. 6slsa6S1s May. e7s1 bid.
oArs-stock in elevators l8,7D bushels; ship
ments from elesators 7.S4o bushels. White, No. Q
heavy 5sa5s11; do. No. 2 light 70 medium. 5Sa5s5t
DO, No. 5. heavy. 5Sa5sis: do. No. g. medium. 57a
pa: do. No g. light, 56a57; No. 4, light 70 heavy,
Si1aso11 mixed. No. 2. 56sJ6s do, No. = Sass
No 4. 5zika5s.
B1E-StOck in elevators I51Lu buShels, ship
rnents from elevators. lS4o bushels NO. West
ern rse export quoted at SSase; uptown del7eEy at
osoOA
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, March lS - CATTLE-Receipts. l5.oa
head. Market l5c higher Prime beeres sssas IS
poor to medium Ea5-55; stockers and feeders. 2s;
a52S; cows and hefers. 2l5a5.65: Gamers 2O0a2 IS
Texans 425a5l0
HOGS = Receipts. 1900 head. Market steady
Light 46e1AS'; rough. [soa4T5; mixed, 4eoa4e5
heavy, 1soa5OO; pigs, 4Sa4e0
SHEEP-Reeeipts 1900 head. Market ioc higher
Native sheep. 42a6-s5; Western sheep. 4soasss
native lambs. 5.75a7.5o Western lambs 6sEa7 70
New York. March 1a-CATTLE-Receipts g,
head. Bulls steady. Steers. A10z55 as oxen 49Oe 10
bulls. 32aaeo; COWS. 2ooaaO5; few extra and heay,
do, 425aAs0; stockers and feeders, 2e0
CALVES-Receipts 1890 head. veals 5Ooas g
few selected ee5 culls. AcoaL5o; ctydressed veal:
slow at sal5h per pound; country dressed lower a,
7al0ik-
SHEEP AND LAMBS = Receipts, g,Ss3 head
Lambs higher. Poor 70 medium sheep. ewes. 50a
$50; medium to prime lambs 75ozs q
H0GS~Receipes. SO head Feeling fr1n
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
B. & o. EARNINGS LESS.
Net Revenue for Eight Months Falls
OF More Than S3,0OO,OOO.

on More Than $3,0OO,0oO.
The statement of earnings and expenses
of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
the month OF February. 1908. as compared
with February. 1907. Is as follows. Gross
earnings 1908 S4.eS2. S4S: 1907. sSsss. .2s3: de-
crease, 81. .256. .s45; expenses. 1905 81 los. COS;
1907, s4,47ss67; decrease. 1885,. .95e; net earn
ings. 1908. S57ss4O; 1907. 81. 1852 s2s: decrease.
$SSS, ,sSs.
For the eight months ended February
29 1905. as compared with the same period
Of 1907 the statement shows: Gross earn
ings, 1905, s52,744Sll; 1907, s5407S.O5O; de-
crease. 81. .3Sf 4ss: expenses. 1905 sSs iee. .s55;
1907, So. $40, 1871; increase. 81. .49e.I5 Net
earnings. 1905; S45T5, ,256; 1907, SIS, ,4o5. $50;
decrease, g, $50, ,597.
This statement includes the following
lines: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Railroad Company. Ohio River Railroad
Company. West Virginia Short Line Rail-
road. Ripley and MiIl Creek Valley Rail-
road. Fittsburg and Western Railroad
Company, Plttsburg. Painesville and Fair
port Railroad; PtItSburg. Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad; Pittsburg Junction Rail-
road
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
GETS BIG TUBE CONTRACT.
Chester Firm, to supply Fifty Miles
of EiEht-inch Pipe.

Pittsburg. March 1s.-The South Chester
Tube Company. Of Chester, Pa. has Sc
cured the largest line pipe contract OF
the year from its Pittsburg competitors
The contract includes fifty miles of
eight-inch pipe for delivery during the
next four months The line is intended to
connect the Tex2rlSana, Tex, OIL felds
to the gulf port Of Shreveport. La
The promoters Of the project is the
Dawes Syndicate. headed by Chester A.
Dawes, Of Chicago. formerly United
States Comptroller OF Currency, and J. A.
Markley, a welI-known oil operator. At
the present discount on line pipe it is
figured that the contract VIII aggregate
about sll5,54o. exclusive Of the tranSporta-
ton and the laying and fittings.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
WANTS LINE ALONG BORDER.
Mexican Government Permits HarrI-
man to Extend Road Eastward

Mexico City. March 1S.-The concession
held by E. H. Hartman and associates
for building a branch OF the Cananea.
Yaqui River, and Pacific Railroad be-
tween Nogaies, along the international
border between Nogales and Naco. Mex
leo. Is to be amended to provide for ex-
tending the line east from Naco to Jua-
rec, distance OF about $50 miles. The
Nogales-Naco line will be 100 miles long.
and must be finished in fourteen months,
The Mexican government Is anxious to
nave the whole international border pro-
tected by a continuous line OF railroad.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
VACATION FOR IDA LEWIS.
Keeper 10 Leave Light
for First Time in Fifty Years.

Newport. r l., March 1S-Niss Ida
Lewis. the only woman in charge Of an
American lighthouse, and who has been
al Lime Rock Lighthouse, in Newport
Harbor, for over fifty years, IS consider
ing short vacation.
If she decides. TO go. it viii be her first
night away from the light in that time.
Miss Lewis is suffering from nervous
ness and loss of sleep. Last fall Miss
Lewis received from the American Cross
of Honor Society at Washington its cross
OF honor and membership in the order.
She is the first American woman TO re-
ceive such an honor
Since then Mss Lewis has received q
pension from the Carnegie Hero Fund
for saving eighteen lives. She celebrated
her sixty-frth birthday anniversary, very
quietly last month. She is assisted by
her brother. Rudolph Lewis. in caring for
the lighthouse
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19

CATTLE-Extra. per cwt.. 5Oas25; butcher, SsOs
400 common L5oa2c0
Hogs-Per cWt. gross. 4.2SaSlO; ordinary. AoOa
SHEEP-Clipped. ioea5eo; common. asa
LANBS-SHrsDg, choice. Is; medium. Ins
CALNES-Psime, per h.. II, medium. 6,ka7,
grass, Sa4
COws-Prime. fresh. each lo0a5oo: oompoor
@o0aSaoo; old and dzy, sooalaSa.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19

New York. March E.-WHEAT-Fi-aer; quiet
No Northern Duluth. 20 arrive. LIsss No. red
Z O. b.. Le2A; No. bard, f o. b. li2&: No
macaroni, Los. Z. O. b.; No . macaroni LOO TX
porters took loads.
C0RN-Strong hindering trade No. eleTator
Is; new No . T. O b.. 20; No white T. O. b.
7OlS No. yellow, T. o. b, 7Oss- Exporters took
loads
RYE-Slow; nominal; unsettled 80. .. ss. T. O. b.
Prices Of futures follow:
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E. F. Hutton & Co., mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, G. Bowie
Chipmar. manager, isoi + street northwest
Sales to noon....... .449 200 shares
Total sales. .0OO,5OO shares
Call moneys High, 2; low, 2; close, 2.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular csli--I2 O'Clock noon:
Washingtca Gas certificates. s. 900 az l03.
Capital Traction. 70 at lisit. 20 at lisi4, 10 at
ilsis 20 at lls1t. at 1l5is
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. 10
at 69& 10 at 70.
Washington Gas. 2s at e. 10 at G.. 10 at 81, at
62H. 3 at g. 25 az 6lh.
McTEenthaler. at is3. 1 at 1s5 / at lss.
Following the closing quotations or yesterdays
local stock exchange:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19

Report speaks favorably Of Miss FL
nott's new production. 2 play by Miss
Rachel Crothers. entitled Myself, Bet
tina" and of Miss ElIiott's impersonation
OF the leading role. that of Bettina. which
IS described as a character that displays
well Miss Elnotts personal charm. her
graceful manner. and her ability as a
comedienne. while II also shows her TO
have more than ordinary ability IN the
delineation Of emotion. tenderness. and
warmth OF feeling. Thi1 is the play IN
which she will be seen az the Columbia
Theater next week. Miss Elliott is said
to look a perfect picture Of loveliness in
every scene in which her rare beauty Is
displayed In several mOdish gowns she
makes stunning figure This is a play
in which the characters are ali New Eng
landers. Il Is q drama OF domestic life
in a small town. but the characters in
trodnced are not 10 be cOnfOunded with
the rural class 10 which the public have
been introduced in many plays Of New
England life. They are not OF the
-b'gosh" kind. but are moderately we'll
to-do and have had the advantages OF
good birth and education TWO half
sisters figure prominently in the telling
OF the story. one is rich and the other
poor.
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PRICES ARE LOWER
Few Stocks Close at Mark
Reached on Tuesday.
DAYS NEWS IS UNFAvoRABLE
Final Prices at Recessions Due 20
Missouri Pacific and b. d o. Re-
Been Advancing, but the Upward
Movement Has Been Artificial

New York, March 1s-During the most
OF the first hour of stock-exehange bust
ness to-day the security market main
tained itself at or near the level OF yes
terday's closing quotations, and in the
case OF one or two leading stocks even
higher prices were reached
The undertone of the market, however.
even at this time was not particularly
firm. a general impression being given
that liquidation was overhanging, and
that the only reason why stocks were
not pressed for sale in greater freedom
was the desire to conduct this liquidation,
If It was possible TO do so. without caus-
ing a serious break In values. But re-
curing spells Of weakness became more
and more frequent, and in the afternoon
the market declined continuously and
heavily, several stocks seeming to be on
the point of semi-demoralization.
Spectators for the Fall.
Spectators for the fall were very ac-
tive in this movement. and their free
sales of stocks. coupled with the large
realization of profits that went on. un-
covered stop-loss orders throughout the
market. whose execution added greatly
TO the force OF the declining movement
Final prices were little, but not much,
above the lowest of the day, and were
at net recessions usually Of from IL 10
Sik points.
Particular pressure was brought against
the Great Northern, Northern Pacific.
Reading. and Union Pacific stocks but
the whole market displayed general weak
ness
Ostensibly the causes of to-days fall
were comprised in certain unfavorable
news announcements OF such character
was the Missouri Pacifc's report of
decrease Of gross earnings for the second
week OF March Of S125.OOO and more nota-
bly, the Baltimore and Ohio's earning
statement for Febraury showing q de-
crease in gross Of S1.312OOO and a net de-
crease Of $SsO.OOO
b. a. o. Decrease Big.
AS this made the Baltimore and Ohio's
net decrease for three months over So
100000, which, If continued, would result
in a net falling off of 10000 for a
twelve-month period. a not unreasonable
supposition was that the present annual
dividend distribution of 6 per cent on the
Baltimore and Ohio common shares was
in danger Of reduction; and later on pessi-
mistic sentiment. regarding the future
course of railway earnings and dividends
IN general. was emphasized by the action
OF the New York Central directors in re-
ducing the quarterly dividend on New
York Central stock from IL 20 IL per
cent that is to say to a per cent annual
rate.
To-days decline was almost wholly due
to technical market conditions. For the
greater part Of the last two weeks prices
Of stocks have advanced almost continue
ously. the gains made by some of the
principal issues being no less than sensa-
tional. and there is no doubt that the up
ward movement has been to a certain ex-
tent artificial in the sense that the i'm
pulses beyond It have not been those
connected with general public buying. but
by purchases OF stocks by a relatively
small number of wealthy capitalists.
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by E F. Hutton & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie Chip
man. manager. 1901 street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K harrington
q Co., members Of the New York Produce Exchange
Z. F. Baker, manager, Hibbs Building.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-19
ATTRACTIONS NEXT WEEK.

For series Of seven performances, be-
ginning next Monday night the attrac-
ton al the New National Theater viii be
Elsie Janis. in new comedy with music.
entitled The Hoyden' It is rom the
French by cosmo Hamilton. and is pre-
sented in three acts. The music was COM
posed by John L. Bolden and Robert
Hood Bowers. Elsie Janis whose char
acter In the cast is first Joan Talbot and
then just Elsie Janis Of America" has
a part which calls for that sort Of acting
which she can do best-the representation
Of young girl. scarcely more than
child. who escapes from her convent
school. returns home Unexpectedly TO see
her girl chums. and runs smack bang into
a romance with young artist Just how
her heart is won az the first aiming Of
Cupids dart. and how she fancies for a
time that the young artist who comes as
loves courier belongs TO another and how
things are finally happily Strengthened out,
makes dainty story In the telling and IN
the acting. There Is no suggestlveness or
sensationalism in The HOyden." II is 3
simple little tale or young love. with
youth and buoyancy and piquant humOF
in grateful proportions and the soft at
mosphere of quaint old Normandy over il
all. Miss Janis has a number Of new lrni-
tations which were the laughing success
OF the early season on Broadway.
Nine. Nazimova. who is thought by
many critics 10 be the. greatest actress on
the English-speakiRg stage, and whose
run Of more than two years al the Bijou
Theater. New York City. has just drawn
to a close. viii be seen here at the
Belasco Theater, appearing on Monday.
Tuesday. and Wednesday evenings. and at
the Wednesday matinee in her famous
role Of Nora, in "A Dolls House" while
on Thursday and Friday evenings. and at
Saturday matinee she VIII be seen as
Heeea Gabler. There will be one per-
formance only. on Saturday night, Of
Owen JohnsOn's new three-act play Of
absorbing interest, 'The Comet" which
formed part OF the Russian actress recent
repertoire in New York II Is in this
play that Nazimova wears the vampire"
gown which created something Of a SEN
sation in the metropolis. In the support
Of the actress viii be seen the following
players: Miss Gertrude BerkeIey. Miss
Florence Fisher. Mrs Jacques Martin.
Miss Evelyn Wedding. the Misses Vio-
lette Hill and Gladys Hulette. Mr. Bran
don lyman Cby kind permission OF Mr.
David Belasco). Mr.. DOdson Mitchell. and
Mr. John Emerson.