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The New York herald., 1921-08-19
M. T. AND WELLESLEY
GET HUGE REQUESTS
Francis A. Foster Will Filed
in Cambridge, Mass.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Aug. ts.-The Mas
sachusetts Institute Of Technology will
receive 81, 900. 900 and Wellesley College
$500. 900 from the estate Of Francis APP
pleton Foster OF Weston. who died re-
Gently. The will was filed here to-day.
Mr.. Foster was head OF the dry goods
firm Of f. A. Foster & Co. Inc. of Bos-
ton. New York. Philadelphia and Chi
cago and director of a number Of tex.
tile mills.
Seth Sprague OF New York. n nephew.
Is beaueathed 100000 and named as
executor. Numerous small public be-
quests are made.
The New York herald., 1921-08-19
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Special Despatch 10 THE NFw YoRK HgRAtp.
ATLANTIC CRY. Aug. 1s.-Among the
New York folk at the Traymore ore
Mrs. George u. Burgess, John T.. Bur
CESS, Mr.. and Mrs. William u Ballard,
Mrs. NJ. A. OConnor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hull Margaret
Anglin) of New York. have arrived at
the Ritz-Carlton. Others from New
York there arc Mr.. and Mrs. James j.
Anyon. Fred r. ziegler, Mr.. J. a. Rem
nett. Mr.. +. y. Maxwell MIR. n. g.
Wcatherbec.
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MISS CATHERINE A. DowD.

Miss Katherine A. Dowd OF s42 West
End avenue died yesterday at her sum
mer home at Elm Point. Great Neck.
l.. l.. in her fifty-third year. She leaves
a sister Miss Mary A. Dowd. and a
brother, James Ii. Dowd of ]. c. Dowd
& Co. toilet goods manufacturers. of
80 Madison avenue. Funeral services
VIII be held tomorrow at the Church
of the Blessed Sacrament, Broadway and
Seventy FIRST street. and interment will
be at Brattleboro. Vt
The New York herald., 1921-08-19
q, LOUIS MEIIIDAy.

Word was received here yesterday ot
the death by drowning at Ottawa. on,
last week OF $. Louis Melliday. an adj
vertising agent Of this city. Mr. Melii-
day was visiting HIS fiancee in Montreal
and was to have been married In the
fall Mr.. Melliday served during tho war
in the Ninth Canadian Siege Battery
and was severely wounded in action pt
Amiens France
The New York herald., 1921-08-19
GOLF AT SPRING LAKE.
Invitation Tournament Opens on
New Homestead Club Course.

Special Despatch 70 THE NBw YORK HnRALp.
SPRING LAKE, ". j., Aug. iS.-There
was much interest to-day in the golf
over the new course OF the Homestead
club, where an invitation tournament
opened this morning Many prominent
people were in the gallery.
Prominent young people are rehears-
ing for q play. Spring Lake Scandals"
which is 10 be given at the Bathing and
Tennis Club. Among those to partici-
The New York herald., 1921-08-19
SIR SAMUEL DAVIDSON DIES.
kDighted by King George at
Ulster Parliament.

BELFAST, Ireland, Aug 1s.-Sir Sam
uel Davidson, who was knighted when
King George opened the Ulster Parlia-
ment in May, Is dead at his home at
Bangor 1t was announced here to-day.
Sir Samuel was chairman Of the board
of directors Of the Sirocco Engineering
Works of Belfast and was said to be
the second largest shareholder in the
American Sirocco Company OF Detroit,
Mich
The New York herald., 1921-08-19
MRS. TEN EYCK, lo3, is BURIED

Mrs Abigail Ten Eyck. believed TO
have been the oldest woman In Somerset
county. New Jersey. was buried ycster-
day from the South Branch Reformed
Church. She died Thursday in her home
In South Branch. within a month Of her
l03d birthday. She was born In Flem-
ington. n. j., and was the widow of
John Ten Eyck. n farmer, who died
quarter of a century ago.
The New York herald., 1921-08-19
JAMES II. wHEELIN,s FUNERAL

Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row morning for James II. Wheelin.
civil war veteran and pioneer merchant
OF Wallabout Market, who died on Tues
day AZ ~ Adelphi street. Brooklyn. the
home Of his daughter. Mrs n. Cum
mings. Mr.. Wheelin was -5 years old
The New York herald., 1921-08-19
FUNERAL OF j. +. BURKE, sR.

Funeral services will be held this
morning for John F. Burke. Sr.. a real
estate operator OF sos Fortieth street
Bay Ridge. who died on Monday al his
home. He was a member Of the Brook
lyn Real Estate Brokers Association
and i survived by two sons and q
daughter
The New York herald., 1921-08-19
CAPT. J. D. WoRsHAM WEEDS.
Army Engineer Mnrrics Miss Mary
Shepherd of Washington.
Special Despatch 10 THE New York HERALD
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, ID. C., Aug. IL.

New York Herald Bureau.
Washington, ID. C., Aug. IL.
Miss Mary @. Shepherd. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander r. Shepherd.
was married yesterday TO Capt Judson
Dixon Worsham, Corps Of Engineers.
Y. $. A. The bride is granddaughter
OF the late Alexander r. Shepherd, once
Governor Of the District OF Columbia.
and a greatgranddaughter OF the Right
Rev. stephen Elliott, first Bishop OF
Georgia.
The wedding took place at Ave O'Clock
IN the Bethlehem Chapel. Washington
Cathedral. There were several brides
maids and Capt Worsham was attended
by 4 group of his brother officers. A
reception followed at the home of the
brides parents.
Capt and Mrs. Worsham will live az
West Point. where he is now stationed.
The New York herald., 1921-08-19
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Pass Book No. 25l2S Excelsior Saving
Bank finder please return same 10 under
signed as payment has been stopped on the
same. Mrs. FLORENCE -. POOLE 222 r.
42d at, Norfolk. Va.
LOST--ln front OF 81 w 54th 81, from au,o
brown bag with straps. Return check
book and papers 20 Cigar Dept, CHARLES
4 CO.. 33i Madison av.; $40 reward. no
questions asked.
LOST-From auto between Sutfern and Mid
d,etowu. black bag and contents suitable.
reward. SCIIOENIG, & East 42d ~
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JeweIry.

LOsT-Diamond brooch. Aug u, between
clinton Az. and Union Hall station Ia
maica or train 81 afternoon BROOKLYN eI-
press to Flatbush via subway Hoyt " eta
lion. Reward Jamaica SEW.
LOsT-sman platinum bar pin, diamond ?
pearls, vicinity Grand Central, subway RE-
ward. MARGARET J. BREEN. 100 William
street.
BOST-At Lyric Theatre. matinee, August Is
diamond and pearl crescent shape pin, Re.
ward ~ returned NJ. T.. HARDY. Huntington
l.. l. Telephone 40i.
LOST-Gold mesh bag. name engraved IN.
side. Reward. HENRY EGGERs, JR
2iT broadway
LOsT-wednesday. gold pin With small die-
mond and pearls: reward. Telephone Bar
clay 1888.
LOST-Opal brooch. between 4tth 81 and
Bowling Green. on August 10. liberal re
ward Room 1909, % broadway.
$1,000 REWARD,
for the return Of or Information leading 70
recovery of the following Jewelry. which
vas tied IN a handkerchief and lost August
10 ietwcou 33d and 55th sts Ring with
square emerald and pear shaped diamonds
with small diamonds In setting. ring with
sapphire IN centre, and diamond on each side
with small diamonds IN setting. diamond
ana sapphire barpin. Proportionate reward
for return of any piece. A. X. LEE Co
fNC n william ~
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M A K RIED.

ILLIAMS-FRENCH.--A Newport. r. T.,
Wednesday. August II, by the Rev. Hugh
II. Carpenter Julia Estelle French TO
Howard T. Williams OF Boston. Mass.
The New York herald., 1921-08-19

Yorktown The trip will probably be
made on the Mayflower.
Jonkheer w II. de Beaufort, Charge
d'AffaireS of The Netherlands, gave a
dinner last evening in honor of Profes-
sor Eckhof of the University or l~eyden,
who came to this country to attend the
Pilgrims tercentenary celebration. The
Netherlands Minister to Rome ard Nine.
van Rojen and their two young sons.
who have been visiting Mr.. de Beaufort.
have gone to Lenox, Mass.
The counsellor of the japanese En-
bassy and Nine. Furuya have left for
San Francisco. whence they expect to
sail for their home They will not re-
turn for several months.
The new Third Secretary of the Brit
ish Embassy, Mr.. A. Fl. Hamilton Cor
don, has arrived in Washington.
Miss Helen Cannon entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Women's
National Foundation.
Mr. Johannes Plum, attache of the
Danish Legation. has gone TO Newport
IN THE BERk SHIRES.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Pennington of
Washington. ID. c.. who were at the As
pinwall Hotel. have gone Oil TO Will
iamstown.
Mrs. Stewart Mckee and Mrs. J. w.
Dalzell Of Pittsburgh are at the Aspin-
wall
Miss Cathleen Vanderbilt eft Lencx
yesterday for visit with her father
Mr.. Reginald c. Vanderbilt. and grand
mother, Mrs. Vanderbilt, at Newport
Mrs George Winthrop Folsom and
sister. Mrs. Joseph $. whistler have
gone to Old Lyme. Conn. for the art
exhibition.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Herman var Roijen
are back from Washington and are with
her mother, Mrs Robert Winthrop. They
are to sail September for Rome, where
Mr.. van Roijen Is Minister from The
Netherlands.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iyison Parsons
have Mr. and Mrs. Arthur " X. Thomp-
son of New York as guests at Bonnie
Brae in Stockbridge.
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WASHINGTON. Z.

The President and Mrs. Harding dined
last night with Senator and Mrs. Harry
S. New. who were celebrating tfcir thir-
tieth wedding anniversary. The COM
pany was limited to ten. all old friends
of the host and hostess.
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Wearing Apparel.

IOST-Three skins sable fur. between soth
81 and Central Park West and 10th 81
and Riverside. reward. NJ EDWIN BRY,
23i 3th az.
IOeT-Saulrrel neckpiece. Thursday after
noon. broadway. between Goth tooth sts.
reward 800 West 10th.
REWARD Offered for return or Brooks Bros
Panama hat. initials 20. K. b." lost from
,ytn dow Wall and Nassau ats. Return
nEnRGE X. nERNHARp. II Wall ~
The New York herald., 1921-08-19

FNt-Np-Iady'R opal diamond ring Hudson
Terminal station. August ~. between . and
io A. VI Nj. JOHN B0YAJiAN, Maiden
lane, n. y. G.
The New York herald., 1921-08-19

President and Mrs. Harding will visit
William and Mary College on october
10. when the President will Take an
address, and afterward they expect to
attend the centennial celebration at
Yorktown. The trip will probably be
made on the Mayflower.
The New York herald., 1921-08-19
Cats. Dogs, Se.
Found

r,OsT-Rlack Gordon setter. male; years
old Return 2242 Clarendon road. Flat
hush Reward. Flatbush 47OjJ.
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IN N E Nj O r | A M

WERB william H. M loving memory OF
William Il Webb. Auglst 10. lnl1.
The New York herald., 1921-08-19

The new Third Secretary Of the Brit
ish Embassy. Mr.. A. II. Hamilton Cor
don, has arrived in Washington.
The New York herald., 1921-08-19

The counsellor of the japanese En-
bassy and Nine. Furuya have left for
San Francisco. whence they expect to
sail for their home They will not re-
turn for several months.
The New York herald., 1921-08-19

Miss Helen Cannon entertained at
luncheon yesterday at the Womens
National Foundation.
The New York herald., 1921-08-19
IN THE BERKsHIREs.

Mr. Johannes Plum, attache of tn
Danish Legation. has gone TO Newport
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BUSINESS SERVICE
nUIlDINO AM C,N1nNCTING a.


- b. IAUHlA.panutg paprrrang'rg
and calsumlnlug. t32 trut'hfloll.
vnBrr ..tt.t.
tIAH DAsIER. contractor Usage s10g
For low prices ou ull Kinds uf brick
work Mrutaiu especially.
CARPENTER worn us all kinds. done
right Day OF contract. Manly, OHago
s3al,
HHy1S CONSTRUCTION wanted nll
kinds OF concrete work by bonded con-
tractor, tatimbttH furnished ON request.
Phone Cedar 22S2. Osugo 53ll-H.
FOR FIaEr-CLASs cement work call A.
W Muller. cedar i2ii.
ron CARPENTER repair work cail Usage
tslG Roof patching apccialty.
I. o.. Archer, contractor and builder. work
neatly done. Usage H5iI. 2tOs E.
Admiral
I, w. sildonB Tor suuarc deal building
ana repair. breakfast room set OR
hulit.u features Prices reasonable.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Oaaer al12.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

ursiSEsS sLRNICL ortrRED ea
THE ttUUr~'hluuldIuR Coz aluminium.
copper and brass. any Hind Of castings
iu those metals 1909 East Sixth.
WANTED. lludH 0f stoves TO repair.
Ht1.ra a,t up nud connected. Usage
EsaU. AK fHr Tommy.
WANTED Carpenter work rrpslrinE
connecting gus stoves. general handy
man. bHuTo 211i.
tiaO PER HOUR
I0r pl Kinds plumbing repair work Call
I.t a. iuRtright the open shop ulumhc,
coz East THIRD. OaaEo b052. All work
guaranteed
Guaranty Roofing Co.
Art Craft over Shingles
Built-Up Asphalt Roofs
Cedar 264i Second and Lansing
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ftFrH w. 6ai.rv. muI,rn h0usttrep.
ing rooms. to couple without children.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

LIIHIIIOISEKrII NOUMs 10
EASTON PLACE. W. 2ii Nice large
housekeeping room with htcuUuol mod
cfn taHgu 4trT
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'OUNIu 81 y.H living fupm. bedroom.
Ntch'l v.'t rHH. hot anh cold water
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So. Io-Ous nicely fur
nishcd light hluset'cpinE room, ground
floor UHHu. E.4H
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lHNNKFbHf H I.u.. Tsyu uI tnrep
rooms. w0Il furnished both and t,Is.
rhou. clHao in. southeast usugo
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FINANCIAL
BUsINESs OPpoRrUNI1Tr

BANII.ElI7E NEW- AIE.|I !.
FOR SALE
This Is real money maker. I.ava ,
good location, = sale every three r....Ias
See for yourself. W 900 VIII handle
Beggs, Okla.
CIGAR STAND Tor sale Tor cash one si
the best stands In Tulsa. opportunity
to get business for small investment
that will pay big profits. We can Prove
Il TO you, OssRe s9Ol.
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FQn ,a.,,, HESr q, ave. ,lFht oo"',ao,olos
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EXPERT HNCED stenoEraphgr des.r.s IN,
day, temporary or permanent t,Is.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

DKEssN iNG-MiLllNERN 20
TAKE your heWs.i;cifng ami buttons 10
Mrs Harris. who has moved from Tur-
nor Bldg, to new Alexander. 2O9h =,
Main Rtrrot Room 2Ug-F.
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EXPERIENCED NURSE wsnts r....,..
work. BOOM World se'
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BUSINESS SERVICE
BunDiNO AND CONTRACTING 2
!. Y. El'HANDSDN
Building contractor.
Cedar 1891 l4O4 n Denver.


=. r. RICHARDSON
Building contractor.
Cedar 1891 li01 n Denver.
NOTICE. Special price on building ma
trriai and carpenter work Tor 30 days.
Ihone Usage 37UG.
pLAsTERGNG -N Now ana repair, south
side. references, white man liun
Cedar 2C2s.
fLAsTERtNG and patchwork promptly
ana neatly done; al work guaranteed
Ed Cordit Ossge 736.
pLAsTER1NG, repair, batch work spe.
cisl. all work neatly ard promptly done.
Usage 1917
SAVE HALF THE GAS
D., installing Tulsa storm strips on win
dows and doore Usage si7s-R,
CLEANiNG AND DYEINo ss
FAsH1ON TAILORS and refltlers, south
east corner Second and Main. upstairs.
Phone b0lO. makes good clothes for
ladies' aud gentlemen; clean, press, re-.
pair, relino and reflt anything.
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EMPLOYMENT

SITUATIONS nANTri,-u,

COLORED WOMAN. exretior... nj,
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MoNEy TO LoAN-CHArTE

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If YOU NEED a salary or small Nv, t,
loan-Try our 5-csnt loan p.aN. .''
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SATApY AMI cbsftsI loans. eos o. TO- y
Hidg. iTis East Third. Arihur h."'
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SALARY and chat,el loans sgs Gi.ly G,i,.,ly
Bldg. i7a Z. Third. Arthur Hs.s2--.---
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EXPERIENCED LACNBREss p..
clothes to 822 s. YorkioWr
1914. Louise s. Bruere
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sALEsMEN AM AGENTS

liye-wire sAiesmen to sell
an automobile accossaryi something
new, guarantee to right party, - Call
4Oa World Bldg, Oklahoma Vapor
Lubricant 60
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ROOMS wIru HoARp
BUSINESS SERVICE

BUSINESS SERVICE OFBEHEn IS
ALL KINDS or STORE RErAIRiNu.
Stoves and bot water tHuhs adjusted sn
inv} absolutely Will NOT smoke or throw
oil EaH tHWys. also EtuNrH cot up and
connected satisfaction guaranteed.
tcdpr l"rE.
AMfNl'AN WINDOW JIEANERs Inc.
plain @.uHHUs. l,r. f'nur waxing. wood
woIN .."Juyi. Cali us tlr your hall-
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Z TIRE largest padded moving van, call
~ 1 anrfN CEDAR 1911
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srEcIALrms on CHRISTMAS GIFTS

Fancy underwear, psJamaa aud gartcrA
pnngce handkerchief, mems 81 80 f,
ladies t,Ou. also monoErama 25C and
soc. Clever designing on fashionable
drosses, buttons ana hcmstlt, hing 400
West Ihith. osago sl6l-J.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-07

Carlton and the children remain in South Windsor for the winter.
 aiddIetown.-The new addition to the Middlesex hospital cannot be completed any too quick. There are over s pa tients at the hospital and conditions are very crowded The addition will prob ably be completed by Jan. l.
 HartfOrd.-Lieut. Dwight T. Francis and Mrs. Francis have left for Washing ton and Norfolk. Va Lieutenant Fran cis is returning to his post at Fort Davis. Panama canal zone. after spending the summer in this city and New York.
 East HamptOn.-Mr. and Mrs. James Ivers of East Hampton announce the engagement of their daughter. Margaret Mary. to Francis P. Handley. son Of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Handley of Manchester. The wedding will take place this month.
 Hartfsrd.-The Bard and Sage Study club has arranged for series of lectures to be given early in November by Miss Elizabeth Mack, d member of the facul- ty of the State university of California Her subject will be Development of the Drama
 Har.ford.-Body writs served on eC delinquent taxpayers last week resulted in the cleaning up of 20 overdue t1l bills for personal property. About Si.20i was taken in on these accounts al th' office of Tax Collector Otis J. Hart. Eff teen additional writs were served Tues day.
 New Canaan.-Alfred Fl. Raymond who is held in bail of 5000 for alleged embezzlement of S9,272 from the F;rs National bank of New Canaan. was elect ed auditor of New Canaan at the annus town election Monday. Raymond. em ployed as teller of the bank, confessed
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-07

recently that he had been stealing the banks funds for ten years. when an ex- aminer detected an irreEularity in his books.
 New Haven.-with the active support of the chamber Of commerce there is q fair prospect that New Haven will soon undertake the erection of a suitable me morial for the men who gave their llTe5 in the world war.
 RidEeheId.-Mr. and Mrs Lewis L. Delafieid. Jr., whose marriage took placa Saturday last at Eidsefield, the nome of the brides mother. Mrs. Alfred La Manierre. are spending their honeymoon at Briarclif lodge.
 RidgefeId.-Miss Ruth Lockwood Man ierre, a daughter of Mrs Alfred Lee Manierre. and Lewis L. Delaheld. Jr-, were married Saturday in St Stephens church. RidEefieid, al o'clock. and the reception was held at the country home | leaving the Grand Central station It l 12.45 took the New York guests to 1 Ridgefieid.
 Hartford.-Ex-Chief Henry ]. Eaton of the Hartford fire department. who has been in retirement IS years, should haNa 3 q pleasant birthday on Oct DO. when iu observes his goth anniversary. for bc- tween 1000 and soO0 of lisrtford's citi-
 zens made possible a found of more than l 5000 for the old fire fighter by their .attendsnee at the benefit wlicl; tile Hartford fire denariment. in his be-
 half al Clarkin's field -Saturaay. GreenUieh.-Plans have been com- pleted for tiie marriage of Miss Elizabeth 1 ". Enos, daughter Of Mir. and Mrs. 1 Aianson Trask Enos Of New York and Greenwich. and Henry GeoT.ey Sander son. son of Henry Sandlrson and the late
 Mrs. SanGerson of La Selya. Oyster Bay. ] l.. l. The wedding will take place Sat u1day afternoon, Oct $. at o'clock. at l the home of the brides parents at Green
 vich and will be a sulaa. at.ai- because
 of the recent death of Inc 1ridesroom'1
 mother.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-07

came Mrs. Nat Goodwin; Clara Jennings and Emily Mestayer; James O'Neil, later of Monte Cristo'' fame; J. H. Stoddard. Mark Smith, Charles K. Thorne, Jr., Maude Harrison and Agnes Booth came later.
 New plays were soon added by the com pany which tok on other players includ- ing Mckee Rankin, Louis Aldrich, John Parselle. c. T. Parsole, Minnie Palmer, Rose Eytinge F. F. Mackay. Marie Will kins, Charles Coghlan and Richard Mans
 field.
 The most famous success Of the Union Square was the Two Orphans trans lated from the French and hawked about for $500 until Primer read it. The play ran 1S0 night and was the sensation of the theatrical season. Kate Cla1ton, who played fLcuise, the blind girl
 bought it outrf1ht and played it for 20 years.
 Other famous plays produced were
 The Bankers Daughter" My Partner | "The Celebrated Case, "Arkwright' $ Wife," and Brighton The successes were followed by stock productions in which Frank Mayo Minnie Palmer. Nelly Howard, Owen Fawcett, Kate Denim Will 1 son, Charles L. Harris, Lawrence dor say and Augustus Cook and others play 1 ed.
 l The first performance of '"The Mikado' | in New York was given in the Union Square with Roland Reed and Alice liar i rison in the title roles.
 In 1885, James M Hill took the the
 ater and brought out a new and unheard of star, Margaret Mathcr and put on
 Romeo and Juliet" During his man | agenent, Chauncey Olcott, obtained his l first engagement in opera. A little later Charlie Chaplin, now famous moving pie i ture comedian, made his debut in New
 York, with a small part in speciality ] company which lasted a week and was a