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New-York tribune., 1911-10-27

GlOI x AND MEAl-FlOur inactive with
buyers Inclined 20 hold of for concessions
Spring patents. So 4Oa So 10 winter straghts
s. cog s. $500 90; win,sr patents s. 45gsi So
Kansas straights 81 s5as5 10; fancy spring
patents. SGjol So - RYE FLoUR-Quiet;
fair 70 good. So S5 20; choice To fancy, SIS 25
n s. a.. CORNSlEAL-Kiln dried. So 90 %
SO 20. BAG MEAL-Steady; fine white and
EeleD s. S9g'l 81; sSs s9sTse 81 55ssl 60
ding, ST. 90. lour do 500 IS. red dog s32 10.
ely bran bra S24 30 6ulS s;o s2o sacks middIng
bulk SO 20 sacks oilmeal, $40 so.
PROyIsIONS-Inactive but steadler. Oner-
ings were light and shorts were inclined 20
cover PORK-steady: mess. Sl8 - a SIT %.
family 500 ST. short clear. s16 75a sl7 so.
BEEF-Mess. S12 5Oa S13: family. si3a sf4;
500 BEEF HAMsCDuu at 500 50 asSi %
CUT .MEATs-Pickled bellies quiet. 10 ib.
llze; y H. Iqte' 4 H. i2S 0 lQEs pcked
6sc; country, o. a6Ae. LARD-Quiet; mid,
die West 9o5 l5c. city sa S7sc; refined,
Brazil. kegs. II 4Oc. compound, 7Hq7Isc.
sTEARINE-Oleo lot dl0i-c; city lard.
IVAc
changed. sale Of 800 tons Brazilian CEN en-
t.ifugaL In port. AT 5.73c duty paid. made a
SPOT price after long period or uncertainty
from Cuba vas quoted at sSc' basis s5 test
cost and freight. equal to 4.s6c here. Musco-
vadO 50 test. 5.23 &c, and molasses sugar
40 test, NJ 4D7i-c. In London beet sugar was
active. but %d2hd lower October. lis; No
ycmber. lbs sid May. les lOild. London
cables the visible supply at 100000 tons
RICE-steady 10 irm, with prices un-
changed
METALs-COPPER-St dull spot.
october. November December and January.
II. 10 u l22Jc. London easy: spot f55 lis Sd
futures. $50 IS 3D. Arrivals $50 tons ex-
ports. lTOs6 tons so far this month. Lake
copper, l2As dl2hc. electroytic i2A G l2i3c.
casting, Il n l2Ac. TIN-Easy; spot. Al. - n
4lS2hc. october. Al 62h n 4iS7hc. Novom-
Der, 4l.55 n ils1lac. December IL so o - soc;
January and February, 415O q II. 75c. London
easy spot. fl90 los. futures fi90. LEAD
steady az 4.2j n 4.80c New york and 4.iOD
LlJc Fest 81 Louis London fi5 lis 81.
sPELTER-guiet AT $50 $500 New York
and 8lO4 SOC East - Louis London, f26 81.
ANIlAONf-Dull. Cookson's, QSl2 lac.
IRON-Cleveland warrants. 46s Sd in London.
Locally quiet. No I foundry Northern, si5f
80 90; No > fi4 T5nSl5 -; No l Southern
and No ! southern soft. SIS n Sl5 30.
MOLAsSEs AND sYRUPs-Busness mod
crate, prices unchanged tone steady.
NAVAL -FORES-splrits turpentne closed
a little better here. following some gain az
ravannah. Machine bbls Joisc Rosin and
tar quiet ana unchanged.
Oils-Linseed unchanged. Refined petro-
leun steacy az 7.35c for standard white In
barrels ~ New York
COrToNSEED OIL--Unssttled, with Octo-
Der showing decline of 10 points. "hue later
positions were points lower to points higher.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
INSURANCE COMPANY TO QUIT
Indemnity Fire of New York Applies
for Dissolution.

The Indemnity Fire Insurance Company
o. Nav York. formerly At No. % Pine
street, has through its directors, J. Mont
gomery Hare. W Emlcn Roosevelt. Anson
u Hard and others. applied 20 the Su-
Irsme Court for the voluntary dissolution
o. the corporation. Justice Bischon set
dovu the order 90 show cause for Decem-
ter e. Tie assets are s25l,l5S and there are
10 liabilities.
IN 1907 the company reiusured its risks
With The Norwich Fire Insurance Society
nc parent company. and retired from
active business. 10 was said that the COM
ia1y los, sl2eo0o in the san Francisco Are
sod 1900 in the Baltimore fire. The COM
iaay was incorporated in 1896 with cap
hsl stock Of S2oooo, and j. Montgomery
NeFe vas president
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
opened at 2ss per cent; highest. 25s per
cent; lowest, Pa PEI cent; closing, 24s per
cent; ruling rate, 22s per cent. Time money
continued easy. with demand light. Rates
$AQ6l@ per cent for sixty DAYS 3lgd3a4 per
cent for ninety days 10 six months Mer-
camille paper continued in fair demand
with insufficient high grade names 10 sup
ply the buyers Rates. H4a4s4 per cent
for sixty and ninety DAYS bills receiv-
able and choice four 10 six months single
names, f2Q5 per cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE. - The foreign
exchange market opened strong. with rates
up 10 points to 4S717d4S755 for cables,
4S7o5qAST10 for demand sterling. $3.50
S3s4 for siXty-day bills and 4S2GAS211 for
ninety-Gay bills. Short francs were quoted
at 5lGh less 1-l6 and short reiChsmarks at
80 liz. The market was a shade easier i'm
the afternoon. After selling up 20 4S710
for demand sterling rates shaded off and
cables were quoted at 4S645d4 9l2, demand
sterling ar 461G4S7C5 and sixty-day bills at
!. .s3lgQ $500. Short francs were around
516iA less S-64 and short reichsmarks 95is
less 1-32.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
lkers' posted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston, nc
discount; Chicago. sc discount; New Or
premium; ST. Louis, par bid, l0c premium
asked. Minneapolis. 20c premium; Charles
ton, buying par, selling lilo per cent pre-
MUM; San Francisco, sight 1c, tele-
graph &c.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York. ex-
changes S252. $50 912 balances S10625.040; Bos-
ton, exchanges, S30, ,55l,02S. balances 2S20,-
14s. Baltimore. exchanges s5,691,3S7, bal
ances S29go7: Chicago, exchanges &4,56t,-
6SS, balances N,392,64I
SILVER MARKET.-COmmercla bar sill
ver 541sc, Mexican silver dollars, 45c. Bar
silver In London closed at p 3-l6d.
GOLD PRENlIUM-In Madrid, $50; LIS
bon, $50.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York is quoted @112.
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS.
The latest daily report Of the federal
Treasury shows customs receipts S952, 5s9,
internal revenue, including corporation tax,
1901. AS. and miscellaneous, $79,3y0, making
a total Of 81 ,953 429. Expenditures on ordI-
nary government account for the same
time were 8, ,326. $50. For the month 70 date
ordinary receipts have been S4lS16.443 and
ordinary expenditures $47. So Sl3. For the
fiscal year 10 date ordinary receipts have
been $685. 100.540 against S2ll, l,755,992 IN the
same time last year. while ordinary eN-
penditures have been S22Tl3i $50, compared
with S225172, pa IN the corresponding period
OF 1910, the excess or expenditures amount
ing to 800. .O83. 30 against an excess OF eX-
penditures Of Sl3 1882 year ago. Includ-
ing Panama Canal account and public DEBT
account the excess of all expenditures over
receipts since July ], 1911. amounts TO 3D.
471,613. comparing with a deficit in the pre-
ceding year Of S2l,6s5,ls5.
sI-B-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS
The local Sub-Treasury was creditor 70 the
New York Clearing House yesterday 10 the
amount Of S958O65.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
BIG FouR's ANNUAL ELECTION.

Cincinnati oct. 25.-At the annual cleo
u'a Of the directors Of the Big -Four Rail-
,,aa held Yesterday in this city. the fol-
rshg directors were chosen. +. w.
Sncerbi. William Rockefeller w. j.
a.''s' Lewis Cass Lcdyard W. C. Brown.
= x. Sheldon, W. n. Newman. all Of New
,ofA 81 r. ingalls,. OF Cincinnati, and
schaH OF Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27

~ e,p~ counties Exclusive ~ nre
-,svsrtien. +Au boroushs'
controller Prendergast sald thal 'ue
tentative budget contained S-'o'VD TOT ."
'sA-..-.i,,s,,o, into the conditions as TO sala-
49,. 80 g-ades in all departments.
-, Alderman Dovllng. Tammany leader OF
pa.-a of Aldermen. declared that as
.s.,-ran ~, mar Of the finance committee Of the
- - ~ would see that any such item was
1o.' -. - he budget before being passed
- -. hoard. The Board Of Aldermen cut
~. ~ similar item Of $4,000 from this year $
,,,5rst They took the ground that theT
poard had the right to make suen az -
vestigaron. but they never ald -,S any ',..''7,
announced by the Controller in
- ~, wednesday night, the money FOR
,,s 1ovestigation will be raised by private
..',scrtptioD .,'s in case the Board Of Alder
-,en cuts II out Of the budget ana 'ie
Nras-of approves the cut.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
sHEEPsKIN SALES IN LONDON.

London Oct GA sale OF sheepskins was held
here to-day. The offerings amounted 70 slO0
bales The attendance was good, but demand
was poor and Withdrawals were large Prices
declined from ia94d. with long woolled skins
the weakest Following the sales and prices
paid FOR clothing and combing: New South
Wales, 200 bales, at 27s an +d; queensland, 400
bales at 2MSAd; Victoria, 1000 bales. at 40
7%d; South Australia 700 bales, az 2KG7ad;
West Australia. l.s00 bales. at 9dsbd; Tas-
mania, 900 bales, az 3d7Nd; New Zealand:
g. 100 bales at 234ssd. Punta Arenas. 700
bales. at 2st al l.d.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27

spot dull and points lower at 9.4Oc for
middling upland, sales MIL delivered on con-
tract. 400 bales. Liverpool cables: Spot quiet
or. sales G,OOO bales, speculation and export
500: American 5000: imports $4,000; Amer
team 1000. Mlddling upland, 5lTd. Futures
opened quiet. unchanged 20 ? points lower;
closed quiet. but steady. net unchanged to
point decline. October 503kd; October-No-
vember. SID: Novembe December and De-
cember- January, 49+Ad. January February.
I z9Gl,d: February March. 4.O9d. March "A pril.
sold; April-May, 5.o3i3d; May-June. 5;o54d;
June-July. 5.O7d. July August, 6.0Sl7d; Au-
gust September. 506Ld; september october,
504d, October November. 6O3d.
COFFEE-Bulls appeared 20 have with
drawn, and the market bare Of orders.
Local longs attempted 20 uquidats. and the
market declined sharply under very light
transactions; near the close there was par
tial reaction. but nnal prices showed net
loss OF % to 35 points; sales. 4G750 bags.
There was little news 70 Justify such sharp
decline, but there has been more opposition
10 the advance recently, with outside selling
which was believed 10 have been attracted by
the unusually high prices. Havre was y q 4.
franc lower; Hamburg declined q pfennig.
Rio IS reis higher. and Santos unchanged
% 80 refs lower. Spot quiet and about
steady At 15%c for Rio No :. Local contract
urlCes
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
PAYS OFF srO,OOo,OOo ISSUE.

-. me &9DpVJ one-year gold notes OF the
..,.aigan Central Railway, which we're
~ ~ Paris about a year ago. viii be
.eo Of on October o.. the day they
s@'lie Remittance 10 cover the payment
~ MADE by mail several days ago and
- expected 10 reach Paris in ample
"'' % meet the notes when they feil
~. Ihe FUNDS for paying of the notes
derived from the sale some time
ls,,..W Detroit River Tunnel bonds. the
w.. company being subsidiary Of the
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, October 26 1911.
GRAIN-WHEAT-Only a limited interest
business small. and prices barely steady, clos
ing at net unchanged 10 "a lower. Foreign
news bearish, including lower prices anC
favorable crop advces from Argentina. ms
sharp falling of IN demand for -four at pracu-
cally ell the big milling centres points 20 a
sackenins demand FOR cash wheat EX-
port bids out OF line. No red here
s. O2A elevator. export bass No req
81 O2A afoat; No l Northern Du-
luth 81 1sia Z ahoat CORN-There was
a decline Of about u under ceiling believed
10 represent hedges against increased oHer-
ings OF new corn from the country, but the
market rallied on a fairly active cash demand,
sales / load al New YORK. EXPORT No 2 corn
here. Sic old. afoat. nominal; new
corn, January. February and March. IlAo
ahoat OATS-Quiet, but steady, clos
ing at a net advance OF Il q &c. Cash oats
unchanged; standard white. 5Slsc In eleva-
natural white and white clipped, 81 u n 55ltc
on track. RYE-Quiet; No ?. 9sc nominal
Buffalo, 20 arrive. BARLEH-Quieti
mailing 81 1881 25 c I 2 Buffalo.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27

basket. soc: PUMPKINS. bbl. 5o415si Ros
MAINE basket 25c d$1 RADISHEs. South"
ern. f5925c. nearby, so a 75c; SQUASH, mar
row. bbl. o007Oc. Hubbard, 75c; SPINACH.
virginia, bbl. 6Oc q 81; nearby. bushsi BASKET.
% ~ soc: TURNIPS. rutebsga. bbl, soc 9N:
white. 81. TOMATOES. nearby box ReY
81 so California, box 81 80; hothouse %, low
lie. WATERCREEG 100 bunches 81 IL 1l
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
pIIslNEss TROUBLES.

.- following petitions in bankrup'ey
4'' s,.6 tn the United States Circuit Court
yesterday; ..... .,,,,cer
H. L. BRITAIN coMpAM6 31,l ,o5 sbI%es RroaUIfdi and
ana feit' No b Park Row. inyoilhlaIy
finn, ,,ese s creators Cornelius NJ sazJon' 51dTs1
s%lo an William Dun Vii Lan;S 31S @- ETeioth- Gso
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
RUSSIAN TREASURY BILLS SOLD.

,-aDsarten g. CO. have sold the entire
hl,. OF 10000 marks Prussian treasury
=. " this amount o5.cD0OoO marks arc
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, Oct. 26.--Because 81 treble as much,
wheat pressing forward to Winnipeg to-day so
me railroads could find cars for the price Of ths
from last nights level 20 A91c below. Corn
gained isdhc 20 &c net, oats a shade to kaLc
prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
EXPORTS,
CASH Quotations.

Iron. n. No f.sl5o5 Cotton, middlng eio
Iron, So, No l.. 15 y Coffee, NO hlo l9-
steel rails...... lbs sugar granulated oiO
stand COP, spot IL III Molasses. O K, p 90
Tin ............ 4sO Beef. family. ....kl3 I5
lead. 427i1 Beef hams ...'.. 70 %
Epelter ..e 625 ITalow, prime. 6a
Wheat. No red 02e Hogs, DR., l5o TO.
.Corn. No . old 81 Lard. mid West. BIO
Oats stand VIII. 53l5 Pork. mess. IL w
Flour, AIpls pat 30
n
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
N. Y. STATE TRUST COMPANIES.

The following statement shows the con-
dtion Of the trust companies Of the state
of New York. In summary, as reported by
them at the close Of business on Friday.
September %, 1911 in comparison with their
cCrdition on Wednesday. June T. 1911:
RESOURCES
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
NEW YORK PRICES.
sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.

COTTON - Apprehensions o. unfavorab.e
weather in the South caused quite sharp sd-
vance early. spot people were heavy sellers
on the advance and the improvement was
more than lost. with last prices showing n
loss Of from 2 10 10 points for the day, al
though the closing tone was steadied by COW
ering The china situation seemed 70 be at
tracing Increased attention. owing 70 private
cables from Liverpool reporting a less active
demand and the fact that a leading English
statistician, in estimating the worlds re-
quirements Of American cotton for the season
al l9 200 600 bales qualified the statement by
providing q quick settlement OF the troubles
Ia China and between italy and Turkey. After
the official cloge private transactions were re-
ported at further declines. and IL was said
that a prominent local expert had issued
crop estimate OF 14.7150 600 bales. Southern
spot markets were unchanged TO &c higher.
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
coLoRApo 8 SOUTHERN L1NEs.

COLORADO 6 SOUTHERN LINES
1911. 1910 1909.
Sd vk. IN Oct. $500, ,ss4 s37221S 1851 $50
July l-Oct. 81. 4.606,T44 5423,513 5,iG794O
CANADIAN NORTHERN
30 wk. IN Oct S45q. 000 S403. 900 S32s 100
July Loot. 21.. 6s73.350 1 $50 600 1854 600
SOUTHERN
Number OF miles loss 1850 -
Sd wk in Oct. S1.311,55i 81 266 e73 81. go 1e0
July Loot. y. ~. 43j. 1l9 1s616346 1855 457
BUFFALO, ROCHESTER & PITTSBURGH.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27

HAVANA ELECTRIC.
1gil 1910 1902
WA end oct % S4GOOG S38siO S8s 22i
Jan. Loot - 1895. 800 1730 1917 1624Il5
WABASH
81 week in oct sg37 370 1851 500 sGi637l
july Loot 81. 94s2950 S.s333i6 O. 2s6 AZ
GEORGIA SOUTHERN d FLORIDA.
Ttfv Loot IA 672 123 G7GJ94 G23 7s5
DETROIT UNITED.
tst week In oct Sls34Tl SlT2.s tl5l 0e5
frr IOrt T. 775s.gr6 7158O67 COOS B7l
LEHI6H VALLEY.
Cos earnings. 81. .4i3te4 s3.OlOT65 S2.ss7.556
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES

FURNISHED by swartwout & Appenzellar. No ~
Pine street)
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
CHICAGO STOCKS.
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished BY J. Thomas Reinhardt, No, SS
Broad street New York 70. "a Devonshire
street, Boston, and No. 1S King street West,
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27
BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles Head x Co, No. II Broad
street New York;
LAND STOCKS.
Pa Asked Rld Asked
New-York tribune., 1911-10-27

Net earnings. s3.10O.523 So. ss5 SAB s5.027.4sI
LONDON UNDERGROUND.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Belasco Theater Attractions.

The list of coming attractions for the
Belasco promises to complete In an at
tractive manner a highly sue essful sea-
son. Immediately following the engage
ment of THE Piper" company next week
Miss Mary Mannering will appear In "A
Mans World" For the week beginning
Monday, May &, the attraction will be
William Hodges in The Man from
Home" one of the most successful come
dies of a decade. which after nearly two
years in New York was booked early this
season in Philadelphia for two weeks ami
remained sixteen weeks. The attraction
for the week OF May Is will he FRITZ
Scheff in her new comic opera, Mile Ro-
sta" with music by Victor Herbert and
book by Joseph Herbert and Mark Swan
This will complete the regular winter
season, and the following week, May 80.
will inaugurate the summer season Of a
very pretentious stock company organ
lied by Lionel Belmore. stage director
for William Faversham, and who was
for many years stage manager for the
late Sir Henry Irving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Aida "

Aida" will open the Aborn English
Grand Opera Company's season at ths
New National Theater next week. and
the seats for that opera and for eaci,
OF the succeeding seven will go on sale
at the box Office at o'clock tomorrow
morning. Each opera will be given for
a week. their order OF production being
as follows: Aida Madam Butterfly"
"Lohensrin." "Tha,s," La Boherne.-
Lucia di Lammermoor'' and The Tales
OF Hoffman," For each important role
there VIII be alternating singers. and
during the season as many as forty prin-
cipals will be heard in Washington.
The cast for Aida" includes Aida
I1emmi and Cecilia Rhoda, sopranos;
Mary Jordan and Mildred Rogers, con-
traltos; Christian Hansen and Domenico'
Russo. tenors; Edwin Skedden and GIu-
seppe Picco. baritones. and Francis Arch.
ambault and George Champion. bassos.
For Madam Butterfly" which will bs
given during the second week of the en-
gagement, the cast will include Dora de
Philippe and Regina Eicarino sopranos:
Ellen James, contralto: Henry Tavlor,
tenor; Louis Kre!d er, baritone; Rudolph
Koch, buffo; Saul Roselle. basso: aura
Terrell. mezzo-soprano. and Frederick
Chapman, baritone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23

atergoers will see for the nrst time
here Miss Mannerings presentation OF
"A Mans World" the latest dramatic
work OF Miss Rachel Crothers. author
or The Three OF U.s. the play -!
American mining camp life that
thrilled New York a few years ago.
In A Mans World Miss Crothers
has entered into the spirit Of the arr
0stic bohemian atmosphere Of New
York and has peopled her play en-.
tlreiy With artists Miss Mannering,
whose charm OF personality and
beauty of appearance always holds ont
n promise OF deligh. to theatergoers,
has in the play role that Is promised
10 give wide opportunities to her YER
Satie dramatic art. She assumes the
role OF novelist who trying TO set
a NUMBER OF social problems Alright, in
voiNes herseif in mans flight In "a
man world. Miss Crothers sounds "A
number OF high dramatic notes in tn.
pay ana. as In her other play. The
Ihree OF U.s.. there are many mo-
nents OF intense dramatic interest. in
terpreted by clean cut and well DEFINED
characters. Charles Richman is MIA.
Mannering's leading man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Coming Attractions.
National.

Mile. Emma Trentini will be heard
q, the National Theater beginning
Monday. April -. for one week. Mile.
Trentini sings the title role OF Ma
rIetta u Athena. an italian heiress. who
flees from her native home disguised
AN a casauette girl. and makes her way
20 America. where she Is supposed to
Inc married off with the rest OF the
,ssnuette girls sent out by the French
King 20 the colonists. Upon her ar
r!ya, in New Orleans she distains all
matrimonial advances made by the
rough settlers and falls In love with
Capt. Dick, a confirmed woman mater.
How this little runaway eventuaIy
s,yercomes his aversion to women anu
IN welded to the man OF her choice de-
Velops many dramatic and humorous
situations.
In composing the score OF Naughty
Marietta" Victor Herbert was very
careful to introduce into the prima
donna's music all the high notes and
cedenzas that are dear to primA donna
aud public alike.
Oryille Harold, tho tenor OF the
.ompany, was discovered by MI. Oscar
IIammerstein while singing In vaude-
Vile a year ago. and who. upon his
81 the worlds greatest vocalists. MI.
Harold not only sang the Italian rep
.rtoire at the Manhattan Opera
House last season, but he also accom-
panied Mime. TetrazBini on long con-
cert tour through the western states
and Canada.
Nine. Maria Duohsns IL the contralto
of the company. IAke Mile. Trentfn1
.Ls surg second parts to Mime. let
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Hinpling Brothers Circus.

with an entirely new outfit Ringing
Brothers Worlds Greatest Shows Will
give two performances in Washington
Monday and Tuesday. May 1 and :.
Each season finds this circus larger ana
better. The progress that will be noted
this year is exceptional 1t manifests IT.
self first in the new pageant. buit by 1or-
eign artists and designers at the Euro
pean workshops of the show In Stoke-on
Trent. England The menage he,t haS t tent
is the largest in the world. 1t Is a laby,
rnth of stages rings and gyn npana fT anS
..a,'nd ~ dome. There are 375 perform
ers over 300 of them are Europeans.
There are at least fifty sensation acts on
the long program ,,,r.
There is an Introductory spectacle built
on a scale Of magnificence never at
tempted in the past. In 1t 1.3U people,
over half the elephants in America ana
hundreds of horses are used
This is the twenty-eighth year or the
RineIinr Brothers as show1nen. April .,
1885, they gave their first performance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Columbia.

With the attention OF the country now
directed to the Mexican border, the Sec
ond Offering Of the Columbia Players. be-
ginning at the Columbia Theater tomor-
row night. seems especially timely. "Ari-
zona'S' scenes are laid at and In the
vicinity of the big army post of Fort
Grant. at the time OF the outbreak of the
war with Spain. The play was written
by Augustus Thomas after an extended
residence in and close study OF the ter
ritory. Produced In Chicago in 1879. 1t
was taken to the Herald Square Theater
I'm New York the following year for an
extended run, which was followed a year
later by third production, on a mag
nificent scale. at the Academy OF Music
In New York. where its prior successes
were repeated. 1t Is strong in story, rich
in action, admirable in character draw
ing and careful picture Of life on the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-23
Mask and Wig Club.

The twenty-third annual production OF
the Mask and Wig Club of the University
Of PENNSYLVANIA, entitled THE 1nno-
cents" will be presented at the Belasco
Theater tie evening OF Monday. May i.
1.-THE Innocents' is said to be as good
as anything the Mask and Wig club mas
ever done. and last night completed its
regular Easter week run in Philadelphia
There are more specialties than usual IN
this years production, and the entire
show has been pronounced one or the
most successful in the twenty-three years
Of Mask and Wig history.