The billboard (Apr 1911)

62 X tie B1 111> o a r d APRIL 32, 1911. LONDON LETTER. (Oootlnoed from page 13.) eoasln. BlU. It Is Impoulble to go Into aU the amaslDff cooToIatlonii of tbe play, biil aoallr Clue'a father. Deu Lulvf. «rl»cly seeB through tlw whole bosloen. bring* tbe retpecUre cooplea to book, the yoanget ones pairing off and the Omnia matiuIlT coalaK t* aa ■nderitannlng. 5ill» ta ■ <i««t aetM'b a* laat act. wbare LMr PatrleU makaa ■ :cnrtHiian «t her own lllTlM"g and entcis into an anaiTaia of her •ws Aaiaeter. Tbe coofeaalon. too. that «hj Burptliaa from her bosband, tboa aaTlng bersell tbe troable of making one. Is dellKhtfai and qalte bringa down the booae. Of action there la T«ry little In the pUjr. bat tbe cbCracterlzation and dialogue are nipetb. niere la a flne contraat between tbe rbapaodic- allT and affeetedlr romantic Lady Patricia aod bar proaaie boaband. wbUe the old worldly-wlae pair, tha Haas's «ai«Mtt kala* a ip laa i M tjpa ec the m-to-datc jaaaB'JVAan. lira. Patrick rtilgrtl piv* PatrlcU. and makea one of tbe hte.^'bar life. No one who baa alwaya reaarded bar' aa Tbe Second lira Tanqneray type of beroine aolely coold erer Imagine that it was In ber to play tbla part aa ahe da«s. Her corned; tbroagbont la cxqnlalte. aad the apirit of aatlre aita Ugbtly on ber abooldera. Arthur Wootner glrea a bnmorooa toQCb of prigglahnesa to tbe anlunn Coaway in bla attempt at ardent loViL wktla Miai Seyler la .of onr most p mnH i liif a uli a a f p laya ka:ptett7 arebneas and wObuacn. But two Bta' greatest IndlTidoal saceeaaea an Mlaa Baatbl :.nuppi fca Kra. O'ParreU. and O. T. VCance as Baldwin, a queer old gardener, wlM> 1* alwaya "patting bla foot Into It." HIa aaalmt aad original sajinca arooaed tbe beart- fiat laogbtar ^ tbe play. Altogetber. tbe piece PARIS LETTER. •aytUac ao ■ wu de iftJ aa an 'tha^ aay«ar> It kas bees aald tbat tbs other ptaoea lia <ka eoa- taat moat bave been ratbcr poor. Xbe apeta la dererly orcltestrated. tliongb. and tbe lastm- ment comblnatlooa bsTO been genezooaly. pralaed. MM. Boiunilon and Boulogne and Mme. Marie Lafargne were capital la tbelr lespcctlTC parts. gembbaij notes. mas UUian OiaBTllIa, aa Anaileaa girl, baa - ta M •t tba.^SBila <*B ilk win appear' at a coa U. Bk wUl plar apM acqafaad, "na Euiuai e a. '" saa can- ^aea at tha flaU* Oareaa. Tte faauna nmj Iiaae matedrama, The Whip, la baimr tranalated into nsadi br P^na '— and wUl be played next a ^ ably Bbont Norember. Uia, appear aa the adTCDttuaa. Tbe alxth "Bnaalan Seaaon" at tbe Tbeatr da Cbatelet, will commence Jane S. Tbe celebrated dancer, NUlnaky, wOl lead tbe corps of danc- ara, tboogh he can not be present at more than alAt apeetaelaa. Tbe ballat wiU be directed by 9mg» da Uacfeflaw aad bto eoUahacatin. MMwl ■art apaelatla wm ha I/Otaaaa da Via. hr Mra*^ laakr: Ze Spaetze da la Boaav by Wahi '— (aew); La BataOla da Ketjeaata. hr Kocaakow; La Peri, Pan! Onkas (aair): ko, a anb-narlne tableao, by Rlmaby-geenafcow (aew). Tbe second apeetaela wlU.be eompoaad at Bcbcberaxade, Naiclaae and Petnracbka. the laat two batns new. Tbese ptograma are alwaya a( liaail lalwia lotacat to tbs Pails pobUc jSttih Benhaidt Is expected back to 1. aad eaatiazy to tte aaaacal Im t wBl not as to bar c b mbhj ral not as to bar c a aanj hooie for n-lmaaalattfr ajatar la BaaCand'a Lolntalne aad ttn Laoaeetet- la - , gla. After tiiat aba ■ur"Mato a reU la a — i «e «battt'lk- ^ ffcUx Qallpanx, who played the part of the magpie in Cbantecler. will go to London tbe lat tar part of.Itay, wb«ra he wiU be aaea in a Iw Bp lr . I.ncteQ Onltry win ^sTe Ftanee tat Sooth America on Jane 4. He wUl he aaea thcra la a laige Kpertolie oC Uataat-kaom piai*. Iba Aaieilean Aampfoa of tha ■ ■•cfc. raead and defestbd Wil- _ e a-«s mplon of Ba«!fand, In a mOe at tbe Anntrnlnni Rink. Thia la a IS-lap .Otraipla'n "talfclDfr plemrea.' It people, are atlU atf MI8S PROPP HAS BIRTHDAY. (Continued from page 12). birthday last Sunday. Tbe celebration was held a day In adraace as tbe aanlTcraaty did aot oecnr nntll Monday. Many peojile Iden- tllled with amnaement bnnlneKs were present. Jmong tbe nomber were Mr. Winslow, manager «( Ton Tllxrr'a arofesaioaal denartment; Oeo. Baaglt. pIsBlst wltb Too Tnaer'a: Mlaa EUza- bath Otto, formerly of Nelson and Otto: Earl Beabam and others. GOTHAM-ATTUCKS SONGS. Kew Taife; ApcU U (Special to Tbe Bniboani). gneie of tbe fntnre- nnmbers now In tbe Sotbam-Attoeka Company's - catalogne are: Tbat moor'Strain. Sttreetnem. That'i Why Tbey Call Us Shine, and otbeis tbat «re being naed with aneeeas by nsnr Tsndevllle artlsta. Tbe Cnban- ola Trio are nainc Sweetness: tbe 'Mnaical Spll- i*ra Win oae-eltber Swectaeaa or Tbat Minor Wby Tbey Call Me Shine: Anderson and Oolnea rendering It Be Cornea In I'm Going Oat; Jane and Wells alngiag Sweetaeas; Tha Dlxla Seren- ■deta. Stow Una Bag and Mlocr Btrala: Btbal WMtaaldaa aad bar Picka. Bwoataasa aad Oaar Old VoaaUcht; Dot Stone, That Xinor Strain: SslUc Browne, Snowflakea: Orma Ck«sby Kin- keya. Sweetness; Artie Bernard, Dear Old Moon- light; Tbe Three Black Spots. Way Down iu Gsorgla; Harry B. IjoiiB, Way Down Saat; LcoD Eimberly, Minor Strain: Doroa Howard, Dear Old Uoonllght: Asbton and Lerine. Sweet- aeaa; McNally Brotbera. Sweetneaa; Uncle Tom's Cabin Quartette. Sweetness; Bob Pierce. Way Dovrn Georgia; Bd. Morton, SweetncH. - SOLMAMV NSW New York. April IS (Special to The BUIbaard). —Alfred Solman. of the - 3ipslc Honse of {.aenunle. has written a new march ballad, CB- tltled With the Last Boae of Sammer I'll Coot Back to Ton. Besides being used wltb much aoeccaa by many TsndeTlIle artlsta, tbe song la In great demand over tbe mnslc store cooo- BERLIN WRITES ANOTHER. New Tork, ApaO U (l^eelal to The BIDbaard). —Irrlng Berlin baa tnmed oat another aong which certainly looks to be a winner. The title la When Ton're in Town. Tha atoiy of tbe song Is one tliat' will bold iany audience; and combined with It te a melody that la catchy and simple. Critics Itare-alraadr pronounced It tbe coming anmmer song. It ia ponilabed by tbe Ted Snyder moale pohllahlng firm. ADLEH JOINS SNYDER STAFF. New Xork;-Aprll 14 (Special to The BUIboanI). —Barme Adier, late of CUcago, one of the suc- cesatol aong wrltera of the day; baa lately Joined the Ted Snyder Co. atalt. Mr. Adler will of a writer while at tbe BlW •• itac and • • CUNNINGHAM WITH "SNYDER. New York, AprU IS (Special toTTbe BUlboard). —^Paol Coonlngbam. late of tite, CoUier'a Town Tuplca, and otiier well-known magialnea. baa Joined the Ted Snyder-Mnsle Plrm. and win act In tbe capacity of nabUclty manager and lyric writer: : For tbe paat two years he bai been Indirectly connected wltb the mualc pnbllablng bnaincsa, bat not nntll now baa he taken aa aetlTa part la It. • e SNYDER ENLARGING OFFICES. New York, April 16 (Special to Tbe BUlboard). —Owing to tbe large buslneaa which tbe Ted Snyder Music Co. haa been doing lately, tbe flrm baa been compelled to gnlatao lla diesdjr apadona offlcea. A taav ataC OC BlaalHB aad alngera Is beln( aaalDWd ta MHfe XM'SVilM Utcstblta. ■• v^-.- ^. • ' norm wtoM HAW iw puk oa' Tbe Chaa. K. Bairts' Cbieago odlae la sow being remodeled, and when completed wlU be ooe of tbe beat iinipiitil.rrnTiMlnaal edtaa Is the City of Chlrago. uB •ut:'ba>aMh^att«r aide to catar to Oa peadMalaaal tMM.aaa baro- totoaa. Mr. Harris Is addlng-aew annlieiB to bla ex- teaslTe catalogne day ay^day. *""«ry tbe song tuts In the new Joe'Howard pcodoctloD. l>OTe and Politics, are (Toma Along, Usdy, Chicago, Lore'a Dreamy Tune, Jost a Uttle SmUe. Jnst for yoo. ThU ahow looka like another big Howard bit t{am present ladieattoas. H. VON TliZER ON VACATION. . AkB 1« <Bpael8l to ne Btn- beard).-4anT^«B ntaer, at. Iba bead of the mnaie pnWIabliig dm that bears Ua.aaoe. la whlllng- away--a- -eoople or wcaka* .time at French Lick. Wm Ton Tllaer Is also away I 1 In the Von Tllnr olBees. Hli ia aa enforced one on aceonat *of m- BARHON LB AVM VftniAHK. Chicago, Aprn 16 (Special to The BUIbeaid). —^Ted S. Barron aerered his connection with tbe Weatem offices of M. Witmark * Booa. lo- cated here, on the flfteentb of thIa aittath, and wBl take a weU-eamed teat heftn tiftlK op tbe vaileat p ropoaltlona ottered Mm ^ HARRIS MUSIC IN NKW SHbiW. New York. AprH 14 (Special to Tha BBn —Oiaa. K. Harrla wtn pnblisb aO tba need in Sophie Tncker'a atarrlng eefaldak 'called The Merry Merry. Tbe show is to open at tbe Whitney Opera Honse In Chicago. April 15. HINTS FR OM H AVILANyS. Anna Chandler Is festsrlng Paradlaa Baa; Yar* key Trot aad Italian Qlrl dnrlac ber TaadarUle tonr. Sadie lanael U fcatntfav F«e M Tav Xaa- ber and Ttirkey Trot. Pelle Baker la sInKlne Honey-L Chaa. King and Elizabeth Brice Turkey Ttet and Honey-Lore. Imperial Trio are ainging Peggy Gray sod Honey-LOTO. Atoh Oimedy Poor bare.added Tbat Waa Be- fore 1 Met Too to their clever act. Harry Mayo la featorlng Tliat Waa Before I Met Too, at tbe American tbls week. Joel Ckirln Trio are ainging Nlicbtlugale. Hooey- Lore, Tbat Waa Before 1 Met Yoo. at the New York Theatre tbia week. Wni Beecber Isslnglngl Keep My Wife In the City and Make Love toHer Myselt. Ethel Barrett is featorlng Bmey-LOTe. Yoo Remind Me of the Girl Who Caed to Go to School Wltb Me and I're Got Yoor Number. Happy Daya In Gfeorgia Company ate using Vtm Got Tonr Ntmiher and Honey-lxire. Joole Flynn la rehearsing Italian Girl. EUda Modla conHnnes to Die Somebody Else aad Beney-Lore with great anceeas. Lonia HtU ia alwaliig aoBay-X«*^ P-ee Got Tonr Nomber aadTnndlM.-aag^' - ' Carbrey BrothM wtB add Ifgn^.taw ta tbelr act next-weak. That Girl Quartette are making a special teatnre of Pegcy Gray and Honey-Love. Tbat Scandlesa Trio are using Paradise Bag and Booey-Lore. A WRITER OF HITS. Andrew R. Sterling, who for many years has been one of our foremost ancceastul song-writers and whose latest bit, Dnder the Ymn Xom Tr.!e Is alretdy tbe craie of tbe eooatiT. haa Just placed with bla pobllahaas a new ballad chat prnmiaai to be tbe UOMt thbK he baa am bad. Be caUa tt a BaOa^ aC BiBlMt, aad tbe Saalataeaa of tbe titia oSaaah AH Abaa id -for laokct Bay. la boand to attract all lorera ut ••thinga original." Tbe music, by Harry Von nser, Ss beaatlfuUy blended to erery line, auk taclta daaalc that wlU dad awara «at ta tbe ALL ABOABD FOB' BLANKET BAY. First Vecae. There's a ahip aalla away at the close of each day, Salla away to tbe land of dreama: Mamma's Uttle Boy Btoe la the captain and crew Of tbia woDdertal tfdPb oalM *'Sba Wblta PC low SUp." ■ When tbe day's play ia o'er, aad tba Mvdaa Ifer door. Cast aside by a Httia hMwa baad: Little' aollar bar. aall Wo oweet thHhrr land." Cbocna. An aboard for Blanket Bay,' Won't come back till break of day. Roll him 'round In bla little white Fibeet . 'Till yon can't see his little bare feet. Then you tuck Urn op in bia trnndle bed, abapI Bttte a laeiiF bead. . All abao^'tar taaSt'iSit Mr. Sterling baa probably a rmen more Ng bits than any of tbe present-day writers. Aman-.; tbe best known be wrote In conjnnctlan «llb Harry Von Tllxer are tbe following: My Old .Vew Hampshire Home, Stories Motbrr Told Me. Somo- bcdy's Walanir for Me. Ton'U Get All U.-fs AcomlD' to Yoo. On a Sunday AtteirMon. What You Going to Oo Wben tbe Bent Comes 'Bound. Take Me Back to New York Town. Alexander. Oood-bys BUaa Jaa^ Whtco tbe Mnrnlnd Oloriea Twine Aranad the ftair. WhmiAa Bacct Mj^'- noUaa Bloom. Doara* Where tbs Swoaee RIts Flowa, Walt Tin tlie Son Shinea. Nellie. I'll Be There, Mary Dear, Under tbe Yum Yom Tree, etc Mr. Sterling's last big baUad hit. In the Gren- Ing by tbe Mooollgbt. Dear Loolae (mnsic by Harty - Von TUcer), was written nearly four years ago, aad It Is at tte present time the moat popnlar baUad la England. All Aboard for Blanket Bay. la, bowerer. conaldered bla master- piece. It Is tmly a beantlfal poem, and la now bgig^sed as a recitation in many of the public Ia An Aboard for Blanket Bay. Mr. Sterling aa pUated a "word pletiire laat Icada oa attalgbt J. FRED HELP CO. Dora McKay, tbe Bngllab comedienne, ia fea- turing In London a ntunber of Belt ao cccaaea , including Handa Up, Glre Me a Shore, Pm PaU- ng In Lore, On tbe Plrat Dark Night Next Week, and Gee. But It's Great to Meet a Friend Prom Your -Bame Town. PUy That Barber Shop Chord la the moat warmly applaaded aoas to tta JMpaa tt Axel Chnatenaen. "Iba Char aC ■aAiai,"-«ba haa made a raamkahle Mt ta Xhlea«o wtth a atralgbt piano act: Joe Yoong and Bert Gnnt. writer and com- BOter of a nnmber of aaeeeaatnl norelty songs, hare Joined tbe pr^esalonal atalt of tbe J. rad Helt Co., who hare In ptea* aereral or tbelr clerereit compos!tlooa. Sadie Belt and other arltati^ are fcatiR i aa Jthelr lateat etet BUIy Diamond and Lillian Cameron are mak- ing a dlatlnct bit wltb Gee. But It's Great to Meet a Prleod From Yonr Home Town Jamea Matdonald's rendition of Glre' Me a Shore. I'm Fa lUog In Lore, reeelrea plenty of applaaae. wtUiam Tracey haa written a derer prit« cbsiaa. Cfc ttiB aneeoaM a0t<dtr walta ^(ta the nrat Dark height Neat Week la toe faatnred ntraiber In Conrad and' rnniad^ tover* tolre. , Tbe Lewla SIstera are scoring tbe Tilmal kind of a bit with that melodlooa concert num- ber. My Lore la Greater Than tbe World. .Mabel Page makea a most taTorable Imprea- Hon wltb Gee. Bat Ifa Great to Meet a Friend From Your Home Town. Fred Wataon la using wltb extraordinary euc- eeas his own composition, Ob. Yon Bear Cat Bag, and tbe Weatem oorelty bit. Texaa Tom- .my'a Dance. ... On tbe First Dark Night Xest'Weak la a big encore producer far tim' Tbe Balelah Btalbef ^ come tbelr i ta l l t l ia of ]«r I^aea Is the World. The Bordler Trio derer style tbe W< Tommy's Dance. —Sf J"?? T*"" fcatnre On tbe flrat Dark XMt K«t week. ne Waldena oeeer fan to raeeir e aeren) en- ema 'With «3ee. But It>a CIr aa t to Meet a Friend From Ynnr Home Towa. Ob. Yonr Bear (^t Bat b-oa applaaae pro- ducer for HarTT Lorraine. Younff and Grant's Italian character song. When Tony LaBoard Played the Barber Shop Chord. Is being received with consMersble faror. Ed Morton ia making tbe biggest kind of a bit with It. Texaa Tbmmy'a Dance la the featured munber In Muriel WIndaw*a juiilidig . Handa Up la ra^inr daeabadaa toto one tt the most popular osaca oC tho ~ ~ Heif takes from tbiw l» tw Tbe most gene Bin City Foot's , NIabt Next Week. Among the Hcif enccesses oaed by Ellis and Elllg are: Gee. But It'a Great to Meet a Friend ^vm Yoor BeoM-Tlows. Wben a Bay P^oas Old New — — — Texas Tommy'a Dance ia I Taacott baa used within lOM Tbe new Itallao aoedip LaBoard Played the. Hanr P. Daltaa with My Lore la On I3ee, But It'a Or Your Home Town, anmerons encores. Besate Belne'a rendWoa of Handa Up u mnch applauded. ««e. But It'a Great to Meet a Friend From Yoor Home Town la Oayoell and Everett'e biggest encore winner. Wlien Tony LaBoard Played the Barber Shoo Omrd^la Bdwardo, Vaa aad Ileney's featured Tesas 1bMBy*a Da oca «laB pUaty of —- piBuw^ faa • Jeanetto tmpreaslM with in Lore. Tbe Helt blt«. featured by _ alnglng Swede, sre: Texas TomafV' Gee. But It s Great to Meet a PriMd'ni Home Town. Ob. You Bear Cat Rag Is IhO Mb Blincbe Blabop haa erer used. ~ '" ~ ' Hark Night Next Week. is Greater Than tbe Wil teataicd tqr Just i I TED SNYDER SONGS. New York. April 8 tSpeclal to The BUlboard) * —Mlas Frances, "The Qraphophone Oltl" ' who Is playing at tbe Savoy Theatre, la Uila city, this week. Ia meeting with great ■ with tbat ballad of ballads, Dreama, Dreams.- At tbe Curt Theatre. Biooklya. U the Both Brothera aM-toaniriaKTAd latest norelty nambf rl lb Iba'tBd aC 1 with great aDOCfsa, Mlaa Jennie Oatm. nrhi Harlem Opera Houae tola \ and Snyder's dainty little cent Bessie Brown. • ■ • » At the Jones Tbestre. Brooklyn, Tbe Imp«lal« Comedy Trio are featuring Dreama, Jnat DraOM. r and report that It U tbe bit of tbe btU. ' I Clierord and'Brand, aba ate playlnc at the ' Unique Theatre, are ooias ^taa Me. My Baatr, j Klaa Me, and. aeedlaaa to-aay; they axa a araad hit; IOh' Mar Benderlcka la of Haimeny. and wito ber , dcrer interpretation, ahe makea tbia big feature of the ahow. Irrlng Berlln'a latest, and nndonbtedly one * of the best soogs tbst - be baa erer wUttcn. '; namely. When You're In Town, will be Intro- ; duced next week by tbe Boston &>medy Tvat. i a quartette of derer actota aod alngen who f know bow to alas.- ' Mward^DMae aad Mwaida. who have heaa singing Klaa Me. Mr HsMy. Klaa Me. wm Btm T conoaoe to nae the abore-mentloned aiunbK, * whUe at toe aame time Introducing two mote of Snyder's numbers. In the Land of Harmony \ and a liraad new aong, entitled Wben I'm Alone I I'm Loncaome. In the Land of Harmony certainly looka ta bs one aure hit. am'^g the mama acta tbat are featuring It, few oMMMiitoaMK tt aa liki ' S*U7 Brown, who l?li^%'at^A^dOS^ Theatre thIa week. • • . ■ . _Tiia Music Bataaah who'offo playlaa at tta*. iwua Theatro tbto wa*.. aie a <M wMh IM t Snyder*a lateat Jaolnmcatal aaaber. Xbe Beto- - shackle Bag. \ Maude Palmer, a dainty little sT"gtnr come- * dtenne tbat all tbe agents are wstcbisg, la . singing tbe coming amnmer soog, Wbea zoO^ - la Town, snd maxing s Mg bit with it. Msfet.;' weclc. in conjunction witb tbe Town aaof. ^Hm - wlU'latrodnce In the I^ad of Haiaoar. _At BMg A aeoMB's tbia weak tbeet Id a ■aai MMi-aad. oaa of-tbo haot I 5oi laofc, -Pkaak Beoa, who i_ Baina aad flarlcr'a fteat Hebrew i Keaiatskr Daaee. Plaaao A Bingham, thaes . talnen, woo are plorlaK at Iba Oaaet Shsal tbia week, are Dala>' ta Ha &■( M and tbe great Irish uutWk, I fW Lore With Mary. Sam Morris, tbat laugh-making German dian, reporta that he Is using Bermano, _ Dance that Beantlfal Waltx. and aa be praaa Jt.'la bto aaalat Ocmaa way: "oar eeag jBjr toa eaaa bid bit." Mbm AWwos. as dercr a pair of eatartala- ■. era as oae can And. are calaliig tlie roof thia ' week at tbe 0>lnmbla Tbeatra wltb tbe two ' aongs tbat ererybody win aooa be whistling, aamely. Wben Yon're In Town taA la tbe Lead of Harmooy. NOTES FROM STERN A CO. Mlaa Bboda Bernard, tbs popolar eoto- - adlenne, who InbodDCed I'a Bot-TbatKIM tt a Girl, baa added to h9 rapartolie ~tt - aongs. MacdoaaM A Walker'a **ns~ I The Mlsslaslppl Dippy Dip. Farley A Morrison are wlnnlnc faror with Henry A Bramea's, " " " — Young Fellow, yeraatlon song, bla "elngle," Olppy Din. Mr. BlUy Bradln. waB kaowa la TaadvrtOa. - - - Let's javcxiBuu are wuuuig xaror wiw ramea's, I'm Looklnc tor a Hlee whlcb jtoar. ata a gad aa.a mm- . caUad at ( aa of the aoceaaa be la bavlad irltb JeC T. ea'a, If I Coold'See aa Par Ahaad aa I Oae See Behind. The young TentrUaqolat, Barry Bose, who ta alwaya a farorlte with Tsuderllle aodlencea, has added to.Us act William A Orsy's, Let Ma Hare a Kiss Until Tomorrow. Be Is stlU nstng- Henry A Branen's. I'm Looking for a Nice Young Fellow, which Is going better tbsn erer. Mr. Mike Fertlg, tbe chsracter actor, now doing a broken-down sport In addltlea to bla other ebaxaeter a t adl ea, ia ainctac Boaaott A AmV Myl Wb atTlSy UttSeWortlS^SS^r a pprop ri ate to tbe altaatlaa. ^"^i Mlaa Bradeombe. of Beeraa and BradeeabaL-li Ming for her 'Magle" Henry aad Braaeo'vTtB Looking for a Nice Tonas Pdlow. Mian Brad- combe aaea this aamliaa Xar aa "aadlaac^ amm. and tdls OS that !tt'alHavB.f*%aln •MB.'* „SbejniMaararie^nbUablng bonae of Sbaftoik New York, .with bcaaebea alf o»er the ■ hare opocd a baadaome male store on Yat^. Canada, where aB the lotMt soog hita can he foond. Mr. BenJ. OottUcb la.tbs nunaan, aad.lv Ha natirlnr eaaeto to pl aaa e . bas^ bant a i >.a ^ al^a.«il«ptoie■'d^ patnaa 'Srlia **»'*b**B >fl ..Ilia ;*jr!.'