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THE ' PITTSBURG- DISPATCH, . SUNDAY", OCTOBER '26, 1890.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVEKTISEIIEM'S.
tiKVl ATVVTrRTTgmiKM'I'tt.
GOSSIP OF THE SCHOOLS,
A special meeting of the Teachers' Guild
has been called for next Saturday at the Grant
school.
Hiss Ella Leach, of the Washington
school. Has resigned. Her marriage to Mr.
William bmitn, of Main street, takes place
next Tnursaay.
The report of the school attendance for the
month of October shows that there is no de
crease in general. Some few schools hare a
decrease, but it is more than made up by the in
crease in others.
The directors of the ht Clair School have
decided to add an eight-room addition to the
Ka 2 building, which now consists of eight
rooms. The crowded condition of this school
makes this a necessity.
To-sioerow the otherwise "Bine" Monday
school programmes will pass off more pleasant
ly than usual. Perhaps the fact that it is pay
day for the teachers explains the matter. The
payroll amounts to $3&,SS7 S3, with the payroll
from one school district not yet in.
Evening schools are in session in the fol
lowing districts: Bedford, 3 teachers: Morse, 3
teachers; St. Clair. 3 tcaclieis; Soho. 4 teach
. ers; Ralston, 4 teachers; Forbes, 3 teachers;
Birmingham, 2 teachers; Allen, 1 and an assist
ant. 1 he ickersham and Humboldt districts
also bat e night schools.
The Execntive Committee of the Normal
Alumni was busy yesterday sending out over
SUO Invitations for the reception November 21.
Ibe committee had their reception scheduled
for the 14th, but as there is to be a general
session of the Teachers' Institute on that even
ing the date was changed to the 21st.
SCPEBE.TEM1E2.T8 G. Jl. PHILLIPS, Of the
Westchester Normal fachool. and Z. X. Snj der.
of Indiana, will be the lecturers at the evening
I session of the Teachers' Institute, to be beld at
the First M. P. Church. Fifth avenue, Novem
ber 13. George M. D. Eckela, T. B. Noss. and
A. E. Maltby will speak Jit the moring session.
Miss Jennie Scott, of the Bedford school,
is recovering from an attack of typhoid fever,
at ber home in Monongahela City. This is
Miss Scott's first jear as teacher in the Bedford
district, and her experience so far has been
unfortunate, as she had taught only 10 days
this term w ben she was taken ill. Miss Breeze
is the substitute during ber absence.
ALL summer tbe teachers of the North
School have been watching the growth of a big
pumpkin that took up its residence In the
schoolyard, and visions of pumpkin pie for
the whole crowd was an established idea for
Thanksgiving. But, alasl the pumpkin was
stolen last ueek. and dire would be tbe ven
geance if tbe miscreant could be f oundl
"Please come to my party and have a good
time," so read the invitation that Master Aleck
Reisfar, son of Secretary Reisfar, sent to over
60 of bis little friends, to help him celebrate his
7th birthday, which occurred yesterday. The
hours wore from 7 to 10 P. 3L His friends did
have a ood time." and Master Aleck made a
splendid host. Dancing was one of the amuse
ments. A kumbeb of Pittsburg teachers have joined
a beneScial society of Massachusetts, whose
agent was here last week. The plan looks
roseate tor the teachers, as according to the
outline they are topav in but JS9a year and
get in return J1O0 annually. This great differ
ence, it is stated, is accounted for by the reason
that many join the society and pay tho initia
tion fee. but neglect to pay the assessments as
they fall due.
Efforts to relieve the great pressure in at
tendance at tbe majority of the schools con
tinue to be made. Tho Oakland School Board.
at its last meeting, appointed a Committee on
Site to choose the most suitable location for a
proposed new building in the Fourteenth ward.
Every room in the Bellheld building is occu
pied, and the need of a ucw building in this
constantly growing district is very apparent.
It is probable that the new building will be
situated in the i icinity of .Linden Oroya
The following are the names or the pupils
who stand first in tho highest grammar rooms
of the ward schools. Grant, Edward Fne
bertzhauser; Riverside. Florence Millard;
Hancock.Oscar Weber; Ilonard (No. 1). Eliza
beth Baker; Howard (No. 2), Avie Mc
Cready; Humboldt, Clara Lnrch; Knox,
Minnie Cole; Monongahela, Tillie Fisher;
Hiland, Pearl Frazien Wickersham,
Gertie last em; Ralston. Florence New
land; Springfield; Chris Ludwig; Jit
Washington. lizzie Jackson: Forbes, Fred
Toenrr; Luckey. Ralph Bulford; Moorhead, An
nie Hue. Thad Stevens, Robert Chess; Jit.
Albion. Lewis Voelker; Bedford, Jennie Grif
fiths; St. Clair, Annie Proser; North, Nellie
Cox and Willie S. Crosbv; .Peebles Lottie
Blessing: Birmmcham. Georce Kanbacb;
Franklin, Alice Leech; Duquesne, John J. Mc
Mahon; Lawrence, Parker Anderson; Washing
ton, Laura Dietrich.
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 27.
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WEEK NOVEMBER 3,
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The Boa Constrictor and Its Tiny
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De Copella The South
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ONE "WEEK, COMMENCING
Monday Evening, October 27.
Matinees "Wednesday and Saturday.
Special Engagement of the Legitimate
Irish Comedian, Mr.
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Supported by Miss
BELLE MELVILLE
And a carefully selected Company.
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
Matinee and Night,
He will appear in the companion drama to
"Kerry Gow," entitled
SHAUN RHUE,
Introducing Mr. Murphy's wonderfully
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"A HANDFUL OF EARTH."
Thursday, Friday, Saturday Mati
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He Trill appear in the greatest of all Irish
Dramas, The
Monday Evening, October 27.
Matinees, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
KERRY GOW,
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Regular Prices, $1, 75c, 50c and 25c.
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Lew Carroll,
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Monday, November 8 Hyde's Big Specialty
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ELECTION RETURNS
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ELECTION NIGHT.
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THE BOTTOM
OP TIE SEA!
On election night,Tuesday, Nov. 4,
the returns will be read from the
stage. Special wire and operator.
Sale of seats commences Thurs
day, Oct 30.
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THEATRE
Under the Direction of R. M. Gulick & Co.
HARRIS'JTHEATER.
Week Commencing Monday, Oct, 27.
' Every Afternoon and Evening,
The Original Irish Comedian,
JOSEPH J. SULLIVAN,
In the Musical Comedy,
BLACK THORN,
Everything New. Special Scenery. New
Songs, Dances and Medleys.
"Week November 3 Woman Against Woman.
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The Leading Farce Comedy Organization in the United
states, ana aosoiutely tne best performance of
its class ever given in America.
THE COMEDIANS: -
PETEB.F. DALY,
JOHN SPARKS.
RICHARD GORMAN.
F T WARD
JOHN P. CARRAN.- ' " AL.HART.
HOWARD GRAHAM.
THE CLIPPER QUARTET.
OSCAR hCHOENING.
WALTER POOLE.
Off
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MONDAY EVENING.
JAMES T. POWERS
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"A STRAIGHT TIP."
THE COMEDIENNES:
EMMA HANLET,
EMILY 8T0WE,
DELIA 8TACEY.
ELOISE MORTIMER.
TJLLA LINDEN.
MAGGIE GARRETT,
The Author-JOHN J. McNALLY.Esq.,
of the Boston Herald.
THE MUSIC.
Original by Henry Sa
tor,Esq.,I(lcbard Stahl,
Esq., John Philip Sous a,
Es(f. OthermuslccuUed
from celebrated composers.
TUESDAY EVENING,
JAMES T. POWERS
m
"A STRAIGHT TIP.'
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
JAMES T. POWERS
IN-
"A STRAIGHT TIP.'
THE SCENES,
Act 1 In tbe Housel
Act 2 In the Swim!
Act S In the Gloaming)
There are also Tar! A
BCftnpn YiAtwAAn nnnn,
characters.
THURSDAY EVENING,
JAMES T. POWERS
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"A STRAIGHT TIP."
FRIDAY EVENING,
JAMES T. POWERS
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"A STRAIGHT TIP."
SATURDAY EVENING,
JAMES T. POWERS
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"A STRAIGHT TIP.'
Wednesday Jg. JAMES T POWERS. "A g. Sato.
AND EVERY EVENING CLEVER
COMEDIANS
"A STRAIGHT TIP.'
AND EVERY MOMENT AN HOUR
OP LAUGHTER
"A STRAIGHT TIP."
AND EVERY SECOND A MOMENT
OF ECSTASY.
A STRAIGHT TIP."
The nay.
A satire on racing.but
not so satirical as to
hurt tbe feelings of the
losers nor to dilate the
pocketbooks of the
winners.
AND EVERY AUDIENCE CHARMED
BEYOND DESCRIPTION
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"A STRAIGHT TIP."
AND EVERY THEATER CROWDED
TO THE DOORS
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"A STRAIGHT TIP."
The Management.
Charles J. Rich. Wm.
Harris (Rich & Haris),
proprietors ana mana
gers. E. Rosenbaum,
manager en tour. John
. iiarley, agent.
THE IDEA.
To give a performance brimming over with
wholesome fun, originality and brightness. To
please not to weary. To amuse not to teach,
and to make the passing moment blossom with
winsome delight.
AND EVERY ARTIST THE BEST IN
HIS LINE
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"A STRAIGHT TIP."
THE RESULT.
Audiences sent away feeling happier,
brighter; with the load of life made to seem
llghter.and with the glad thought that this old,
old world Is not such a bad place after all.
WEEK
The engagement is limited o one week, as so great has been tbe success achieved that I A "Tn ! H "r"
tun company snoniy go to xew iori iviiy, wnere mey win
remain the balance of the season.
October 27. -
RESERVED SEATS, 75c, 50c, 25c.
NOVEMBER 3-07ECE "BOTTOM OF TELE SEA."
October 27.
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HAS
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That w6 have the larges,, -foest and
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