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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
THE PRIVATE SALES MARke 7
MANHATTAN

! DIST sTRrET-The STANDARD Holding Com
many George Racker and Arnateiu q levy III
cor ~ ''o on,oT etory apartment house known
/ as the Auairp AZ Nos. 2lN and ~ West -
street. on plot iG.1OX105 feet. The puyer IS
! Minnie 4 brooks. who gave In part payment
Sis t2g aud 141 West cad street, two four
storv dwelling houses on plot @36Tloo.3 feet
! Adolph Meyer was the broker
soTH STREET-John ~ Golding has sold Tor
the Rev. Or. Walter Duncan Buchanan mo
private dwelling house al No - East 'o'h
! street on 2 plot lSNlOO fee'
pARt, AVENI-E-Edward Mcvickar, IN
conf junction with Post Reese. has sofa tor
/ Lucius c. Ryce 70 a client for investment no.
/ 11Ot park avenue northeast corner or S9th
street a four story building, with store on
! lot 19.sZs0 feet.
RPADHrRsT AvENt-E-W. y. Huston &
Son have aold FOR Miss Emma l.. tattus No.
20 Bradhurst avenue. three storG ana Iase-
! ueut brick and stone DWELLING house. on lot
/ H. 4xG3x Irregular, rear liith street Tho
buyer will occupy
i25TH sTREE1-Max y. Williamson has
sold FOR Mrs +. Y. F. Koch No. 543 West
With -If" four stores. on lot 25x901I feet, near
Broadway. +. Levin was associated as
broker.
1880 sIREET-Morris Moore has sold FOR
the German Society to the Block Construction
Company 30 IA West 1881 street. a six
etor1 tenement house. on lot 25xo9l1 feet.
II is occupied by colored tenants.
Io3D STEEET-Lowenfcl {. Prayer have
resold No. o35 East I23d street. a three story
dwelling house on lot 25XlOO11 feet. 10 Isaac
Icveuthal The sellers recently acquired the
property at auction.
HENRY sTREET-The old Jewish syna-
gogue al 40 so Henry street. on plot 81. *
100 feet mas been sold by the Congregation
Shaar Zccek TO tn" Cousrc gation Mishkin
Israel Anshe Suwol(er an organization IN the
vicinity that has been meeting IN a hall
The property was sold Tor about SEQ 900.
THE BRONX
BERGEN AVENUE-Eugene J. Busher has
sold for Henry Keeling 30 59T Bergen ave
nue. a four story hathouse. lot 25X 100 feet.
~ feet north Of Wcstchester avenue. Title
to No 800. ADJOINING was acquired Wednes.
day by Lachman e. Goldsmith.
CRESTON AVENUES. Cowcn has sold for
NJ TucCk so. POO Crnston Avenue n three
story dwelling house. on plot GOxsj feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES
Test Proves InviSibiIity OF
Olive Drab Uniform.
From The Tribune Bureau.l

NdSnlflStoH July 81
VISIBILITY OF ARMY UNIFORM
TDSTED.-An important test. the purpose
Of which was TO determine the invisibility
or visibility Of various colors Of army uni
forms, has just been completed by spe-
cial board OF officers in the Military
Academy, West Point. The test arose out
Of the question whether II was advisable
10 abandon the olive drab uniform.
There had been a test along those lines
10 the satisfaction of the military authori-
ties by board in the Philippines. but as
some OF the critics insisted that the So
called cadet gray, the color Of the uniform
worn at West Point. was better than olive
drab as color OF military dress the War
Department convened the board at West
Point
The board found that only under one
condition-tbat Of the light green back
ground Of early spring-was the cadet gray
less visible than the olive drab. With all
other backgrounds. including the snow Of
winter the olive urab was less visible than
the cadet gray. The only possibility, i'm
the opinion of the board. Of an improve
ment IS by the adoption Of the cadet gray
with Il tint Of drab or light smoke gray
under which the board believes it would
he superior to the olive drab as to invisi
bllty. This will probably settle the ques-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN


18TH st. = 100 II Il Tenth ave for 4
! stv stenm room, 1f.4K27; ID suauch, q
Tenth ave owner. strauch Bros p Tc1'h ave.
architects. 500.
18th ST. No 10 West. and SD -. No West.
for retaining wall, pavement and fences ; y
Rockefeller, tr 70 West 18Th st. Owner. 1T TT
Bosworth. 527 F.fth ave. architect. 5000
54TH ST 80 West f0r retaini.g Aa's,
Pavement and fences. J - Rockc er sr.
premises owner. " " Boswor-f. ar-. tot.
S.
BROADWAY. " s. 3jl5 q n OF 2l5th f. -
n I sty garage. 3e.6x6iS = DIV er. COZ Wcst
End ave, ownrr. I Leitersd0.fer. "4j East ei'h
-. architect. $1,000
18TH ST. MS. $50 q ~ -Ntr ave- o.. .
p sty and basement store and lofts. ~ IIsis;
~ Yves. Nineteenth Street co. 2484 Webb sys,
owner Walker q Hazard. ~ Fitth ave. a--
chitects. $4,000
THE BRONX.
SETON AVE. $, $50 2 p OF Nelson A.,
two sty frame dwellings. isX32 Annie Ne'1-
Ter ISIS Heath ave owner; J Ertelari -lS
Jerome ave- architect: total cost, 5000
PROSPECT AVE, v r. 20 e ~ oakland
place. sty frame stores and dwelling. .5Ssu:
Susanna With. Sc West st. oNncc. william
Kurtz.or. 192 Bowerv. architect; cost S-.N
UNION AVE. w g. p n OF ii7th e.. .erea
= stv brk tsnmuts. 30 .GySs: throw Rcafy 70.
Isaac Brown s2l East fC7tr e.. president. 90 %
ers. Moore 81 Lansietel. l4sth 81 ana Third
ave architects: cost 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
RULES OF THE CONTEST.

Each day for II. Tribune viii publish Daily
d s"paS T towns or y ocsed or Re tinted staes
Canada. The began Monday, June 26h
seei by The NewYok Tribune and viii be included in The
published guide and
The contest regular the Daily and
Sunday Tribune excepting employees and members Of their
families the contest II only become
reader Of The Tribune Daily and SUNDAY editions
ont
provided therefor: Coupons be hod
fancy the but the complete be
Where contestants certain 70 the of the town
ans to each poturs VI" the e9 given
Will against the contestant Only three
for additional the should
be together In making up the SCI. Where Wish TO
the entire Although several members Of family may
household or member thereof only may
by individual contestant Participation other
being Will debar from entering this
Hold all after the end the contest,
secSrely together deliver wrapped
package mot folded or rolled plainly ADDRESSED to Tie CON
The time OF receiving VIII erect
awarding Of prizes deposited
The New ok Tribune or In the mails on or before mid
rect Tn press correct list Of names to ii. entire seres 81 towns nd
OF
ne oreey With the number Of blanks vii be declared
IN. winner two contestants submit
NUMBER nun sag Us Of the prize viii be divided " COUPONS '
Judging @ no s az oU.D,: s an, make tn:
The wording and spelling o. The Names Of the and
I g'isS az Towns and cities IL i"'
securely fastened
,c.snt vii & nance upon nA h .pas Allotted tanp or s
om, address from the greater majority pro
written upon and last six
All communications letter. OF inquiry concerning the Towns
AGER. TRIBUNE "a Nassau Street New York City.
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Leah Cohn 10 Louis e Fink: 81.

Leah Cohn 10 Louis T. FINK. 81
Hunts Point Realty co 10 Sarah Haibet,
$3.50 lI'
81, 500.
Equitable Life Assurance Society OF the un,,,A
states 10 Home for Incurabies; $4,000
Christine q Openhym 81 nj. executors. 10 VII,
fred a Openhym: $4,000
Title Insurance GO 70 william r II Armstrong,
$1,000
Florence speran,a, sxecutrix. 10 LAthrc,
Colgate: 81.
Wonsel Reineck. executor. 70 Mary we'll
$500.
! wesley Butler 10 National surety CO; ST.
Nathan Levy 70 George a Stenlau!ier. 81
Bank OF " e. T. Jarmulo1sky 70 Asysv
Louis: 81.
Clarence J Davies 70 George steinmull.r; 81.
Reuben BrUck and anO 70 Benjamin flol-
lander; 81
scheer- Ginsberg Realty CO 10 Henry Reillu
5000
Julie Lrew 10 Charles Z Loew. $1,000.
Trustees Of the Sustentation Fund % the Pc.
formed Episcopal Church = Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: $4,000
kddie Altman and sno IN Harry Mack ard
ano: 500
New York Trust % 10 civ Mortgage 90; Q
aeqfg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

BETH ST. 4is West. Rogers Terra Gotta co
agt -Four Hundred ard sixteen west Th!r,y-
third stree, Realty co. owner and contractor,
$500.
lG5TH ST, s = 70.3 n 81 Kelly 81, 5119i II,
Acme Sanitary Safe 90 agt Bristow Cons'r'io-
ton 60, owner and contractor. 500
BROADWAY. 1926. American Luxier Prism
60 act Barnard Realty CO. owner; idea Iron
Works contractor. $50.
18TH ST. al East. Joseph Bernstein ast
Richard W Homer. owner. Sigmund Fox. Goa
tractor; $500.
45TH ST. II and 10 West: william Kennedy
agt Melville Realty Co. owner and contractor:
Albert r Jammes. owner, $lJ.SlS 81
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lcssre)
JULY %

with name and address 81 cssoe)
JULY 81
BROADWAY. ii1s part basement: Frederick
Daucho.s To Louis Hickman. yrs from Dec
l. 1910. S2.O0J, address 53l West 10lst st.
9TH AVE. -. store. etc. J q II Lamb to
Casalc Importing Co. . yrs from Aug 10. 1911
$1,000. address, Is Christopher st.
9TH AVE. 5Gs. north store and basement
Thomas Barrett t. Thomas Korastsas / yr 10
mos from July /. 1911. $1,000. address 56s 18th
ave.
ioOTH ST 325 East. all. Isdor Kopk Ia
Lucn De Benelicto. yrs from Aug /, 1911.
81 500
TOOTH ST. 80 Past: All; same u same, yrs
from Aug /. 1911. Si.sO0. address lii1 Park ave.
1iGTH ST. 541 East, all; Charles + Schmale TO
Hymau Gordon lO yrs from Nov !. 1910. s.
900. address. 541 East 10th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
PERMITS ARMY MAN TO RETIRE.

Washington, July 1.-THE President mas
granted the application Of Lieutenant Col
onel Elmer w. Hubbard, Of the coast ar
tillery, 10 be placed on the retired list
under the thirty years service law. The
officer was tried by court martial in Gal
weston and sentenced to dismissal on the
charge Of intoxication. Lieutenant Colone
Hubbard was born in Connecticut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
BROOKLYN SALES.

John T.. & oscar l.. Foley have sofa TOT
rrone n Rrobst 30 roo Fourteenth ave
rua and Nos. l3il and g35l I'D street. Dyker
r1o,,,,+s Rrookl-n. three three story and
ia~ensnt two family houses, each on LOT
lSv1o0 feet This property was given ii
nart paynent for Nos. 15j and l6' Edge
connie avenue. reported sold recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES
(With name and address OF lenders attorney
JULY 81
" IvrAN

Title Guarantee and Trust 90 TO Christine q
Opcnhym. eNecutriN: S25. 600
LAWYERS Mortgasc Co to Dry Dock Savings
Institution. $4,000
same 20 Eml Frank: Sli.OOQ
Same TO Bankers Trust co; So 500
Adoph NJ hendhcim 20 William Smith:
absts. 81.
C,y Mortease co TO lawyer. Mortgage Co: Z
asots, Sl2v.Ovu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BARROW ST, i01; Frank Dalton az, Cor
poration Of Trinity Church 81 al; Ma lt. lsii
Si27 OG.
SAME PROPERTY stephen . Ta.s' az
, same: May 10. 1911. 500 90.
WEBSTER AVE. 2237 10 224J; Never cere-
brinsky agt Bernard schultz 81 a.. July 3 lai
IN. &4CE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
ALT ERATIONS.

LONGFELLOw AVE. = Do 4 OF Jen-
nings ST / etv hrk fac'orr, 4GXl0o: Friedman 2
Robinson. 4s2 BroOme 81, owners. Joe j Pen.
non 1885 S,.5bins ave, architect: cost. $500.
BATHGATE AVE. s. It's q o. lIith 81.
. stv frame store and dwelling. 2ix50. Frecsr-
ick Dalhue on premises. owner; Frank Sche-
felt Park ave and l16th 81, architect cnsI
5000.
iG0TH ST g. 692 q Of Union ave ]
sty frame stores and dwelling, p 2Ni' 4;
SantinI s3l East iG0th 81. owner; kfpre &
pauder s36 Westchester aFe, a.rhitelts. cos,
ZOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
10 Usefulness.

To those who would like to add something in the
ay of beautiful and useful furnishing for their homes
the prize list Of The Trbunes Towns and Cities Con-
test Is making strong appeal
You who have seen the luxurious Owen Daveno
suites do not need be told that in supreme useful
ness coupled with the acme of beauty and comfort
Oweno- Daveno suites are in class by themselves
The twelfth prize in the long list is $3.50 Owen
Daveno suite. and the lucky winner Of that prize will
have small cause to envy even those who ranked
ahead The next two prizes $500 sets of Carey
Brennan Willow Furniture. You can this famous
make of comfortable furniture the home Of the Carey
Brennan Company, 437 Lexington avenue, and even
though the first one Of the contestants TO be rewarded
with this prize will be No. 49, that person will soon
learn that the old "13" hoodoo is banished in this
instance. -
Down little further on the list of prizes the 18th
and 10Th place winners will gain an order for $40
Ladies Desk from this hr and there again 1t is
reasonable TO suppose there will be envy Of those
ahead for the prizes will be sufficiently beautiful to
silence any disappointment.
For housewives especially the prize list from the
9th to the 10th places inclusive will be great favor
tie For each OF these winners will get an order for
Sl5 Breakfast Set from the Art China Importing Com
pany of No 81 West 10th street and from the 18th TO
the 10th winners inclusive each will be rewarded with
a SIS Luncheon Set.
Those who come on the prize list from the 127th
the l5Oth will get orders for Smoking Chairs Ladies
Rockers and Magazine Baskets all OF the beautiful
Carey Brennan make.
ntDre appeals TO you take careful look at the prize
list printed in the adjoining column. 1t will surprise
you 10 find how many chances you have to get some
thing in that line any of which chances will GER
ainly ample satisfaction tor the pleasant work
of solving these puzzles.
You need only the back numbers of The Tribune
and the Contest Catalogue TO make start this
test for the huge rewards and you can secure these at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

tWlth name and address Of purchaser
JULY "a
MANHATTAN.
AVE 3. " cor ~ Sith 90. aGXS0, David
Knopp 10 MagiIlcna Frey; July - mtg SO. OOO)
500. address 500 East slst ST.
BOWERY. 32g. ICNs2x ineg. Diith G Bryce
10 Mary Del Genoese. July IL. SiO0 address
1lil 3sth ~. Brooklyn.
COLUMBUS AVE, i3O. 25xl29, Stronghold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
The Prizes in New Contest Are
Attractive and Adaptable TO Every Home
IMPORTANT NOTICE!

To facilitate the work of filling orders for back
numbers and to insure prompt delivery, it will be
necessary for contestants state the serial number
of the instalments Of back pictures when ordering:
The serial number and date appear at the top OF all
contest advertisements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

18TH ST 43 10 A. West. Metrop -l'.an LIE
Insurance 30 leans Hasco Building co s23 a."
LIGHT ST. " cor Of Romhout ave. l0Cxi00
Dyre ave. e. 100 n Of Light - IA. llXl0- &
1876 2xlO0. Dyre Realty 90 loans Fine & Fa.k,
Inc, seq 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28

The Tribune Office by mail announced at the foot
of this column.
TRY 1T NOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

Ulster COUNTY Furnished summer no"s
altitude. ! 900 feet. n acres large po'V.svs
in heavy timber. macadamized road 81,
livery. price $500, no agents. Apply ~
Patterson. Nineola. L. l.
FIRST STATION FROM y. Y. WooDslpSb A
Fiyc ulots 55N2,o $1,000: also c'Nleb W. ~
high elevation. 5000 A. BARRY MORE w
bank Bldg Broadway Elmhurst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
LONG ISLAND.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
BEAUTIFUL 8 ROOM C0TTAut

Tbre, short blocks from shore only ~ MI.
utcs from Penn. sta. y. Y. city on : fnh Iss
macadamized streets. cement walks. GU
ETC and has electric lighting, severed PIT
srty. privilege % fne bathing beach. doe.
anchorage and high-class Yacht cluoe ouse =,
aned and select neighborhood and elegahi ",
roumd!nss. price $500, $500 down oa. ,s.S,r,
s wears. WATERFRONT. Box IS. Trio'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
LIST OF PRIZES.

1850, s5O-Evertt go" Automobiles. 81 $50 each
4-S1.loo Erakauer Art Player Piano.
Bros Combination Piano
Can be played by hand. by foot pedal electricity.
Francis Art Piano
Christman Sons Player Plano
Krskauer Pianos $500 each
Francis Player Piano
I1-S600 KrakaUer Piano
Suite
Ig-4-y200 Carey Brennan Sets. 800 each.
Ib-24-S600 Bermuda Trips via Steamship BermId.au
2b-26-Ss0 Brennan Ladies' Desks $40 each.
e76-S,5O Art China Import Company Breakfast SIS
77-I2e-s75O China import Company Luncheon Sets. SIS
Smoking Chairs, $40 each
Carey Ladies' Rockers. so each
Brennan Magazine Baskets SIS each
IbI-a50-s75O Luke Gloves to order. $3.50 the pair
4b05o-s Lucky Parker Fountain Pens. Sc each
e5I-I35O--xOOO Fountain Tens $3.50 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF GRANTEE,
interest," AT per cent unless otherwise stated
JULY %
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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-03
PA|NE'S FIRE
WORKS At
SALT LAKE CITY
Last Days Of PampeIi" The Big
Feature Every Night at The Utah
State Fair Grounds. October 2 to
7, 1911.

Visitors at the State Fair should not
fail to include visit to Pains great
and gorgeous spectacle, Last Days
of Pompeii," which will be presented
nightly IN the big new amphtheatre.
Fully five hundred people participate
In the stirring episode, ballots, page
ants, etc, of this big exhibition, and
the beautiful scenic representation Of
the Inflated city of Pompeli occupies
an area OF 20 acres OF ground.
These fascinating and thrilling mid.
summer night shows of the famous
rain have for twenty.seven years been
the one big night attraction at fash.
lonable Manhattan Beach, New York.
and also for the same length of tine
at Alexandra Palace, London The
production given her surpasses anv.
thlng ever seen in the open. air am.
usement line in this country. As is
FhoWn to most readers, Pains Las,
Days of Pompeii is thrilling. reaI
lstlc re-enactment OF the greatest cat
astrophe in the worlds history: IN,
awful destruction of an ancient cit,
and its people by earthquakes an,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-03
LOOK HERE FOR IT
Many Logan Reader viii be
Interested

When people read about the cures
made from medicine endorsed from
far away, is It surprising that they
wonder that the statements are true?
But when they read of cases right
here at home, positive proof is with
in their reach for close investigation
is an easy matter. Read Logan en-
dorsement of Doan's Kidney Pills.
T, b. Davis, 90 s. Sixth West St.,
Logan, Utah, says: The public state
ment | gave in 1907, recommending
Doan's Kidney Pills still holds good
and you may continue it's publication.
| had pains in my back, accompanied
by lameness across my loins that
made it almost impossible for me to
get up after sitting. was also an
noyed by irregular passages of the
kidney secretions and there was a
feeling of languor present. Doan's
Kidney Pills, procured at Ritter Bros.
Drug Co., gave me greater relief than
any other kidney medicine I ever
tried. consider it my duty to let
other people know about this remedy,
for it certainly lives up to representa-.
tons"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Millburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-03
SAYS He
SOLD HIS wife


Chicago, Sept 3O-Mrs fred H..
Farnham, sister OF Gertrude Gibson
Patterson, who shot and killed her
husband at Montclair, a suburb of
Denver, announced yesterday that the
Chicago relatives of the accused wo-
man would stand by her in her
trouble.
II don't believe" said Mrs. Farm
ham, who lives here. that Gertie was
partly to blame even. We never
approved of her friendship for Emil
w. Strouss, the millionaire clothing
merchant, and we did all we could to
break 1t up.
But as between Patterson and Ger
tie, we take Gertie's side. ] know
and have known ever since they were
married, that Patterson never made
the proper sort of an effort to sup
port his wife. She told me that he
was always rrted her money and that
he insisted that she get it from
Strouss"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-03
ASSESSMENT NEARLY
NINE MILLION
County Assessor Completes Rolls OF
Taxation in each for Cur
rent Year

Taxation in each for Cur
rent Year.
County Clerk James has made up
his report on the assessment of this
county, and it gives the correct totals
for this year as the assessment VAS
completed some time ago. The report
shows total assessment val Latiou
on the real estate and livestock of the
county of S6,l42,46S. The grand total
of all personal property Is Sl,490, 102.
and these two make a total of 81, 632,-
so, that being the complete assess.
ment as made by the assessor. The
state board OF equalization made an
assessment of Sl,l75,643, most of this
being on the railroad property in the
county. This brings the grand total
up to sS,s0S,2l3.
The state tax on this assessment
will yield to the state and state
schools the sum of s70,369, while the
countys proportion on an S3 mills
levy will bring s73,007.S5.
The state bounty fund will receive
from the especial levy on sheep and
cattle outside OF the Incorporated
towns and cities, S61S.69.
The report shows that taxes to the
amount of sl,663.26 were RENTED by
the board of commissioners.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-03
Volcano ERUPTION

volcano eruption.
The spectator will see before him
in the great amphitheatre mimic
Roman city, with its palaces, temples,
triumphal arches, columns, statuary,
lighthouses, etc, with tredcberous
Mount Vesuvius towering grimly in
the background. A marvelously real
istic effect is attained, aud sitting I'M
der the spell of this enchanting scene,
1t requires no very great strength Of
the imagination for the auditor 70
imagine that he is gazing upon the
original city as it appeared nearly
two thousand years ago and that he
lives again in the days of the awful
disaster.
He win also see several hundred cor
rectly costumcd people on the quaint
streets of this painted city, for the
festivities Of fete-day are in pro-
gress as the spectacle opens, and
eN erywhere are scenes OF holiday
Gaiety and lie. Gorgeous pageants of
sladlators. soldiers ,charioteers, guards
dancing girls flower girls chonsters,
musicians, etc, sensational street Ter
formers, chariot racing and other
!ports of the ancient hippodron.e AL
are there. One of the features of these
advertisements will be two beautiful
PALLETS by 40 young ladies.
In the midst of these fete-day
scenes, treacherous Mount Vesuvias
gives evidences of breaking forth, and
the erstwhle merry-makers flee in
alarm to the churches and other pal
aces of Worship, and supposed safety
and none too soon, for the scenes of
abrupt end when the awful eaItn-
quake shocks are felt and the volcano
bursts forth in all its awful fury. The
city and its unfortunate poople are
soon buried in its ruins.
| The entire city seems to be a series
OF mountainous flames, that mount
higher, licking up the beautiful tenn
pies. and bent on horrible destruction.
The fierce flames seem to reach every.
where, ntil all is consumed. and black
ruin and shadow of the former proud
city stands out in silhouette like, the
rudy horizon lending the only couor
TO the picture. So thrillingly realistic
il the effect, that the onlooker will
find it hard to realize that he has been
gazing only upon startling scene
of mimic destruction, instead of
terrible reality.
When the smoke has fairly cleared
away from the Inflated fallen city,
the second grand event begins, a gor-
geous display of Pains Manhattan
Beach Fireworks, which terminates
each nights performance. In this
marvellous pyrotechnic program are
shown all the latest novelties in tire
works, for which the famous Pain is
justly celebrated both in this coun-
try and IN Europe. In the vast open
cir amphitheatre seats are provided
for twelve. thousand people