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Posted: November 25, 2014
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The event is scheduled for January 23-25, 2015 in The Woodlands, Texas, at the Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel and Convention Center. HSC's annual convention showcases wildlife, wild places and the sporting lifestyle for thousands of visitors and exhibitors from around the globe. The three-day long exposition will feature hundreds of hunting outfitters, gear and luxury exhibits from South Texas to South Africa and everywhere in between.
HSC Announces the 2015 Convention Sponsors
Posted: November 7, 2014
HSC is proud to announce its 2015 Worldwide Hunting Expo and Convention sponsors. Sonic Automotive, Inc., a Fortune 500 company, is the Circle of Excellence Sponsor for the 2015 convention. The event will take place January 23-25, 2015 at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott Hotel in The Woodlands, Texas.
In addition, Enterprise Products Partners, L.P., one of the largest publicly-traded energy partnerships, and Capital Farm Credit, a customer-owned cooperative, providing financing to rural landowners in Texas, have continued their support of HSC as Platinum Convention Sponsors. HSC is also delighted to announce that Carter's Country and S&B Engineers and Constructors, LTD have returned this year as Gold Convention Sponsors.
HSC And Texas Wildlife Association Foundation Partner to Promote Youth Hunting
Posted: October 16, 2014
HSC has provided a $15,000 grant to Texas Wildlife Association Foundation, Inc. (TWAF) in support of their Texas Youth Hunting Program (TYHP).
The TYHP is recognized as one of the official educational programs of the Texas Wildlife Association and its partner, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, to introduce young Texans to hunting. Each year, the TYHP gives thousands of Texans the opportunity to participate in youth hunting activities, legally and ethically while learning about the valuable role landowners and hunters play in wildlife conservation. Because many youth today do not have the resources or opportunities to experience outdoor activities such as hunting, especially on private land, the TYHP is a solution as it provides hunting activities for many families who have limited income and/or limited access to private and public land.
HSC Provides Support for Conservation Force
Posted: October 13, 2014
HSC continued its support of Conservation Force with a grant renewal of $25,000. HSC is one of the founding supporters of Conservation Force, which it has funded since 1997.
Conservation Force is a charitable foundation dedicated to conservation of wildlife, wild places and the outdoor way of life. Its name and its theme, "hunters are the force" stand for three forces. First, that hunters and anglers are an indispensable and essential force for wildlife conservation. Second, that Conservation Force is a collaborative effort combining forces of a consortium of organizations and, third, that Conservation Force itself is a proactive force to be reckoned with because of its record of conservation successes.
HSC 2015 Annual Worldwide Hunting Expo and Convention
Posted: September 24, 2014
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HSC Provides Grant To Operation Game Thief's Anti-Poaching Effort
Posted: September 22, 2014
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Dan L. Duncan Scholarships Awarded By Houston Safari Club
Posted: September 3, 2014
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Posted: August 26, 2014
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Alert: TABC Proposed Rule Changes and Their Effect on Houston Safari Club
Posted: August 25, 2014
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) is the state agency that regulates all phases of the alcoholic beverage industry in Texas.
The TABC has proposed amendments to Administrative Rule 36.1, relating to the Possession and Sale of Firearms on Licensed Premises. Licensed Premises is loosely defined as any venue at which TABC has authorized the sale or consumption of alcohol. This includes the Woodlands Waterway Marriott, The Houston Racquet Club, and any public facility that holds a TABC liquor license. Of particular interest is proposed subsection (c) of Rule Administrative 36.1 which references the rules dealing with certain firearms sales, firing ranges and gun shows at on-premises locations.
Houston Safari Club Partners with Congressional Sportsmen's Foundation
Posted: July 31, 2014
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What to serve with lobster?
- Moimoi Jun 13, 2007 10:09 AM
I always get stuck on this one, so I thought I'd ask my fellow chowhounds... Which side dishes compliment fresh, cooked lobster with butter? I'm open to anything, but I'm ultimately looking for less starchy dishes as my guests are low carbers. Thanks.
Cole Slaw and maybe some fresh Steamers...from a New Englander.. and maybe some corn on the cob
Drat, Jimbo stole my coleslaw answer! Hee hee! You might also consider a broccoli salad. The corn is a natural with lobster but I believe it is quite high in carbs.
re: misohungrychewlow
I ditto that...
re: MeffaBabe
Ditto. In New England, you might precede it with steamers. When I serve corn on the cob, I serve it as a separate course. That way it's hot and people aren't trying to wrestle with two hand-held foods at once, both of which get cold. Beer. Or, as ccbweb suggests, champagne. At this time of year, you can strawberry shortcake for dessert.
re: janeer
I also keep thinking about everyone's suggestions of corn - also a good one, even though it is high in carbs. I was thinking about going hog-wild and doing blinis with smoked salmon - possibly caviar and creme fraiche as apps (going to European grocery store Yummy Market on Dufferin for the first time to check out their Wall of Smoked Fish - yup, pretty excited). If anyone has any comments on the blini idea (yay or nay) would welcome them. Was thinking about doing the chocolate mousse suggestion for dessert, but love the strawberry shortcake idea. Decisions, decisions... Thanks all.
re: misohungrychewlow
Personally...champagne. And then chocolate mousse for dessert. Lobster is one of those things that I think stands alone so well. But, if you're trying to build a meal, I'd suggest corn on the cob just like Jim (although if they're doing a South Beach sort of diet, that won't work), or if you can find some really nice grean beans, perhaps a green bean and tomato salad.
re: ccbweb
I agree that lobster stands alone well. I do like rice pilaf but it has lots of carbs. Salad as a first course is good. Coleslaw too.
i know this sounds weird, but i'd serve nothing with it. no matter what I've served, fries, corn, slaw....no one takes but a few bites. i might serve some stuffies first though. or some chowda or steamers...... and then something with berries for dessert.
The last time I did lobsters I made mushroom risotto. It was great but didn't really need to be there. The lobster were enough on their own. Also not carbwise so my suggestion of bread is also out.
One thing you could consider is shrimp as an appetizer. Either a shrimp cocktail or just a big pile of peel and eat.
re: Davwud
I love this site - just referring back to this posting, as we're having lobster tonight and the agony of what to serve with them continues. Upon another review, my friends and I loved your suggestion and we're doing it tonight. Happy New Year!
Salad (or coleslaw) , corn on the cob, steamed new potatoes, steamed clams and sometimes sausages.
re: Densible
Nice call - asparagus. Also would be nice served cold and eaten with fingers. I have a great sesame oil dressing that is lovely over cold asparagus.
re: Moimoi
Sesame mayonnaise dip is nice with cold asparagus as well.
re: Moimoi
asparagus season is finished here in new england but barely blanched green beans and cherry tomatoes make a nice low-carb side. some slivered almonds, salt/pepper and olive oil is all they need. it can be cold or warm.
dessert of chocolate mousse would be so far over the top, i'm uncomfortable thinking about it. berries and shortcake, if anybody has room.
re: OldDog
Thanks - good one.
Steamers first using a broth made w h2o, white wine , all your favorite herbs and a bay leaf-this will just wet your appetite for the main lobster dish-very simple. Oh get drunk first on white wine or similar-don't ruin the lobster w yucko sides-this way the meal will be memorable-make more than enuf lobsters so u have leftovers for a midnite lobster roll!!
Whatever you do, make sure there are plenty of plates and/or bowls! Lobsters get messy REAL quick of course, and the liquid inside the shells will quickly fill the plate and make everything else around it soggy and diluted. Just a personal pet peeve of mine ;-) Lobster gets it's own plate, everything else has another separate plate.
re: HaagenDazs
My little trick to deter the broth from drowning the lobster meat in plates:
When the lobsters have almost finished cooking, put a colander in the sink and stand the lobsters on their heads in the colander for a few minutes. You can slit the shell between the eyes if you want - but I usually just let them drain before serving. Be advised that there may still be some liquid, but most does drain away..
because lobster is so mild in flavor, i like to eat it with a nice spicy green papaya salad...
Grilled veggies with EVOO salt and pepper to taste….and/or I've made broccoli and string beans with butter and fresh grated parmesan cheese and that was delicious well received.
It's probably a little late to be chiming in on this but I wanted to say, it depends on what kind of meal you're planning. If you're going more low-key, I'd say corn and rolls. Don't cook the corn any longer than 3 minutes, and add some milk and sugar to the water (no salt). If you're planning the champagne version, I'd say risotto with white summer truffle shavings, and mocha creme caramel for dessert! Also, a tip from a New Englander, don't go for the big lobsters - the bigger they are, the tougher they are. Better to get two chicken lobsters than one 3 pounder.
re: dmenard
I tend to disagree with the size of the lobster - i've found that the larger lobsters only seem tougher b/c most people over cook them - they think big and cook for too long. Lobsters of any size taste great - i've found only that the temperature of the water where they were caught makes a difference in taste. The colder the water, the better the taste!
re: heather2633
agree about the water temp. had the best lobster of my entire life last year on campobello island.
re: hotoynoodle
Family Foods? Make sure to stop at the COOP on the way from the bridge to but beer!!!
re: Passadumkeg
YES! that place. and the price was dirt cheap. amazing.
not a side, but tarragon is a faboo flavor with lobster.. think about putting some in the butter
In a nice Enchilado, or with bread and a simple salad of avocado and tomato. Oh wait, you're talking about that boring new england creature.
My family's tradition is boiled or steamed lobster with the usual melted lemon butter for dipping and a huge Caesar salad, using the great recipe from the old "Joy of Cooking." Nothing else.
The lemon and salt in the Caesar is a nice balance to the richness of the lobster and butter, and the only carbs will be the croutons in the salad.
I often take a large pot and boil little red potatoes whole, corn on cob cut into three's chunks of onion and a good cajan crab boil. Then add king crab, lobster and shrimp in my boil. Then put newspaper down drain pot pour on new spaper all my company always enjoys it. I usually serve grilled scallops, and ribeye with it as well and always have choice of beer or wine.
re: Christhirty
When can I come over? Ha.
Artichokes are nice - green to cut the lobster richness but still good buddies with melted butter.
re: Passadumkeg
I don't "get" steamed clams, or clams of any kind. Every clam I have ever had should have been stamped with the name "Rubbermaid". They are always so chewy/inedible. Or maybe I should try making them myself just once?
Apart from munchies before, nothing should be served with lobster. I like to save my appetite for the lobster - fortunately I can eat lots of the stuff.
re: souschef
Steamed clams, the soft shell variety, not the quohog hard shell, is tender, sweet and very delicious. Possibly my favorite seafood. We ate 20 lbs last weekend.
re: Passadumkeg
Yes, it's really about the type of clam. Softshells steamed, yes, hard shells, for other uses.
re: John E.
This is exactly what I would suggest, and have made a few weeks ago. I'd start with the asparagus, then the salad and then the lobster. If you're using butter for the lobster, I would suggest a little more acid (lemon or vinegar) in your salad.
just a heads-up for those chiming in recently that this thread is 3 years old. still a useful general discussion for anyone who wants to serve lobster going forward, just a bit belated for the OP's needs.
Less starch - maybe acorn squash or sweet potato. Corn on the cob. Succotash. A big, beautiful salad with all sorts of goodies in it.
Like a bunch said, Lobster is a meal in itself. I do a steam of lobster, some corn on cob, and small red potatoes. Old bay in the inch of water and thats all you need. Melt some butter and done. Cole slaw works well here also to offset the heat of the others during summer. The cooking time I've found that works best when steaming lobster is 13 minutes for first pound and 3 minutes for each additional pound. Not sure if that is common knowledge, but always works well for me.
Love this thread. I seem to pull it up every year. Based on your ideas I'm going to serve this lemony green & white bean and herb salad: Bean Salad with Lemon and Herbs

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Adult education lunch & learn with Rabbi Medwin at Temple Sholom through 8/23, Tues., 12noon (no class 7/19). 845/794-8731.
Spaghetti & meatball dinner
Elks Lodge, 5-7pm, $10, take-out avail. Sponsored by Monticello Kiwanis Club. 845/794-7050.
Long Term Care Council meeting
Info on long term care services in Sullivan County in Legislative Committee Room, Gov't Center, 3-4pm. 845/807-0257.
Far Beyond Gone performs
90s, modern, classic/alternative rock at Roark's Tavern, 10pm-2am.
Chamber networking breakfast
Blue Horizon Diner, 5/6, 7:45-9am. Pre-registered members $12, non pre-registered members $15, non-members $20. RSVP by 5/5: 845/791-4200.
Summer kick-off social gathering
The Gays of Sullivan County event at River's Edge Restaurant, 8pm-12midnight, free admittance. RSVP: 845/794-1800.
Baseball tournament
Help "strike out" cancer by donating $1 for each strikeout registered by teams from Monticello, Ellenville, Rondout Valley & Tri-Valley at Monticello High School. Info: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Short story discussion
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Lobster bake & buffet
Community Unity to benefit RISE w/ live music & dancing by The VanTwistics at Mr. Willy's Restaurant, 5/21, 7-11pm, $55/pp, 2/$100. RSVP by 5/17: 845/583-4808, 764-3300, ext. 2442, or 557-3642.
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Nancy F. Koehn: Lincoln's School of Management
Nancy F. Koehn is a historian at the Harvard Business School where she holds the James E. Robison chair of Business Administration.The legacy of Abraham Lincoln hangs over every American president. To free a people, to preserve the Union, "to bind up the nation's wounds": Lincoln's presidency, at a moment of great moral passion in the country's history, is a study in high-caliber leadership.In this season of all things Lincoln — when Steven Spielberg is probably counting his Oscars already — executives, entrepreneurs and other business types might consider dusting off their history books and taking a close look at what might be called the Lincoln school of management.Even before "Lincoln" the movie came along, there was a certain cult of leadership surrounding the 16th president. C.E.O.'s and lesser business lights have long sought inspiration from his life and work. But today, as President Obama embarks on a new term and business leaders struggle to keep pace with a rapidly changing global economy, the lessons of Lincoln seem as fresh as ever. They demonstrate the importance of resilience, forbearance, emotional intelligence, thoughtful listening and the consideration of all sides of an argument. They also show the value of staying true to a larger mission....
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Oh man… My legs are seriously feeling that 16 mile double yesterday!
Time: 1:32:07
Distance: 11.34 miles
Average Pace: 8:07 per mile
I felt like a turtle/slug/slow poke todaybut I am not going to worry about it one bit. I used to be the one that determined how good a run was based on how fast I ranbut I've come to realize that there is more to running than trying to run as fast as you can everyday. I think recovery is actually the key to becoming a better runner. If you don't let your body adaptyour not going to get anywhere. And you are probably going to get hurt. No wonder I was so beat up running such low mileage! Who cares if I ran slowly today? I was running sub 6:00 miles yesterday on my repeats
I actually had a really enjoyable run once I got over the fact that I had a right to be slow. I ran at 5 PM yesterdayand then I ran again at 5 AM this morningwhich is only 12 hours in between runs. Ideal? Probably not. I did feel like a beast though. I may do another double tomorrow actually if my legs feel good Running twice a day is actually better for my Tuesday/Thursday schedule because I have class at 8 AM and I can still get a significant amount of miles in. I'm not going to do this everydaybut I probably will once or twice a week. I like doing my harder workout in the morning and doing a shake out run later to loosen up my legs. What are your thoughts on running twice a day?
Who watched LOST last night? ME! One word. Amazing. I am glad season 6 is herebut I am also kind of sad because that means it is the last season What am I suppose to watch when LOST and Criminal Minds are over? Those are the only two shows I really watch. All of those shows like American IdolThe Biggest Loserect… don't really interest me. They just seem so fake.
I also realized I haven't posted a recipe in awhile! I made some pizza dough before I came to work todayso I plan on cooking up a special pie tonight Stay tuned!


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Boston Daily Globe (Newspaper) - October 5, 1890, Boston, Massachusetts mm 10 teE: BOSTON SUNDAY GLGBE--TSUNI)A-ti OGTOBERV 5,::Li890~T^ NeiKT "Slleiiandpali" Produc-tion-Scenic "Little Em'ly." HerryKornell appearing as EdMcFaddenj tod Ldttio Hydo as Tick Scissors. "'' LOOKING- JTOB J-AKCE AND MONEY. Annio Ward Tiffanj's ktcstr-Harri' igan's "Sdaattcr Sovoreignty." �.; Maggie Mitchell's Plays-O'mm's � "Dead Heart"-Eemell Specialty. HERB are few plays In all the annals of the staffs � that '.ap-i' proaoh in .'popularity. Bronson Hoivard's .great''Amerloflto^tvM: drama, "Shonan-doali." Boston was the scene of the origi-]]al ..production, and � Boston is now to soo tlio play^ as ' rcoon-Btnicted and strongth-onfid.'witli four stlr-'^ring acts Instead of five, and a score of improyemonts in the attainment of effect. "ShenondQah' will ppnletqthe Globe tomorro-vr night �with all.tliB prffitige 6il;'a: career of wonderful, uniixtorruptod succesB in other cities. In Brooklyn "tho.'record was broken" where � this pia)? waS'the offering, and Charles; Frohman'courits upon a brilliant and memorable season here. . .-yiola Al.len:will"boji;he Gertrude Elllnfr Isain,, as'lit the Museum. Associ.atod with hoi-'Will. he Zoo Tnttls as Madeline and Jljrtoette'Conistook as Jennie, atrio of young i#omcn -who .should look as well ns act their respective roles, That popular gentleman, Frank Burbecic, will be the Gen. Haverill. Frank.Carlyle. will be .the.Col,, West, a|j,d Ki'.iA.,'iKoberts 'the' Capi.ij^Hetotsoaso, aalil good work may 'be, oxpQoted from Harry Harwood as Gen. Buckthorn, C. Maclcay as Lieut. Bedloe, James O. Barrows as Sorgt. Barket, Orrin Johnson 'as Col. EUiugham. The cast includes Alice B. Haines, BIrs. A. C. Hafilam.Katherino Grey and others. . With the original New York cist of "Shenandoah" 'will come the original !!,nd very el.ihorate setting and stage effects. The signalling scene, the battle in the road, the ride of Sheridan'will doubtless arouse immense enthusiasm. . An excellent advance sale is recorded. THKBB NOTABLE EVENTS. "�liittle Em'ly," With a Famous Cast- Harrigan's "Sq'uatter Soverisignty"- Annie Ward Tiffany's New Success, "The Stepdaughter." With .all the advantage of entirely new setting by hs Mo.ss, .and the .accessory aid of a lai-go chorus of hoys' voices, "Little Eni'ly" is to be brought out at t)ie. Museum tombrrow evening. The.ctfst,;^ w-ondoi'fully.' attractive, commends itself. ]\Iiss Annie Clarke's re-entrance for the season (as Martha), and the first appearances this dramatic year of Mi-ss F.anny Addison {Betsy Trotwood) and . Kaio Ryan-(Mrs. Micawber) will impart especial interest to ; the ocfaasion. Charles Barron's noble por-trnyal of Pcggotty is sure to be npprociateli. Miss'Sheridan's Rnsa, Dartle, Miss Camp-' boll's Agnes, Mr. Mason's Ham, Mr. Wilson's Uriah, Mr. Boniface's Micfiwher, Mr. Davenport's Stocrforth, Mr. Booth's Coppertield, Mr, Abbe's Traddles will not fail, to bo followed witlx interest, .and there will be m.any a pleas.aiit anticipation regarding Miss O'Lcary's. personation of tlic title part. In order that as many as possible of Edward Harrigan's numerous piaj'S niigiit ho seen at tlui Tremont, heloro the actor-nntlior's oomipg. it was decided by Messrs. Abbey & Schoeftol to give a new play each week. Thoroforo, notwitlist.nnding the great, success of "ThoLcatherPatcli," it was with-draivn last evening, and "Squatter Sovereignty" will be presented, lor one week only, beginning tomorrow evening. "Squatter Sovereignty," M-hilo it is dilh-eult to say one of Mr. Harrigan's worlcs is better or hriglitor than another, is certainly one of the liveliost and most amusing of his low-life pictures. A play where . .seen es wei'e laid in "Sli.antyto'wn' without tiie.presence, of the lively goat and the gentle dnnkoy would be unreal. They and a tilt ri,g ,'ind fat gee.?o nrn all'to he .seen in "Squtittfr SoverrtgiUy." Of t.lie things to. he lieai'd, I)ave Bruluun's bright songs may ijrcidt'jitallv )>e mentioned. Annie Wnrd Tiflany, the well-known Irish ^Oumeiiy actress, v.'iU pre.'JO.nt her jiew play, "'J'lic. .Stepdaughter,' at tlie Grand Opera Hou;i:- this week. "The Stepdaughter" is the worl; of L. 11. Shewell, also author of "Sii;i'-!ows of a Gre.atCily," .and was written esiH'cially for Miss Tii'fany. In the play she not!- tlie part of an Lish nur.se, Peggy Logan liy name. The piece had its original pro-uuction in Jlny last, v.-hen It w.as pro-n()vii!:r.id a success, and praised by press and puhlip. In her .special line of parts Miss Tiliuiiy lias won deserved popularity. She knov.-B well her art, .and plays every role with an enrne.stness that always counts for much with her auditors. The names of se\'ei^nl ivell-known artors and actresses appear ni the cast, and tlib play will, itis pro-smned, bo staged appropriately, A KOtrKD OF ATTKACTIONS. � Magp.io Mitchell in Favorite Plays- "CKTeiU's Dead Heart," With a New Heroine-The Great "Soudaii" Drnma-KernoU'B Specialty Array. Maggie Mitchell is alvays a welcome visitor to .Boston. Her engagement at. the Park, beginning tomorrow, can linrdly tail to prove pleasant and profitable. The c.liar-r,ct?i-s of Fanchon. Little Barefoot. Jane' .Eyre and liny afford eKcellent on port-unity . for Mhi5c oliaracterifitit; touciies of jiaturo "for which the star is fanions. The siipporl-ing company this season has been carefully hcjccted. and includes How.ard Gould, (ieorge Doys, Sheridavi Tapper, R. F. ?.lr-Clnnuiii, P. II. Jh'Curiliy, M� Biin-ouglis, ,|.';nn'i- ('ai'rnll. Ainiie Chase, (.Iiirrie Francis and ];<;SK licniitidi. Prom present indicii-tions large audiences will visit (he Park the ciiiin.s,' veek. "Fam.'hon" i.sannounC(^d for Mciiilay; "Little Barefoot," Tuesday: dis.li- ICyre.'' Wednesday; and then "Kay.'' tOTt.',;;id till' v.'cek out. 'i'hi r.' lias been a steady incroa.se in ipter-���I. as "The Head Heart" lias found, ut the HflUr, iie iiiuliily array ol auditors. !\lr. .l.inii.'. O'Krill's siril;ingaud vivid portraval oi l.aniiiy is naturally the chief ligure in the '.�iithrallingpiay. Both Mr. AYliit.ing and Mr, .ShaiiiuDi havi.' made theiji-selvcs .iavor-iies. The easi of the play istobe materially sti'cng;lH'n<'d foj- tlif'sf. its closing yterforni-.ances in litis cily. Mi.ss Adel.aide Slanhope, inown as an aceomiilislied actress, has been eii.xa;.;. f! inassnme. beginning tomorrow, the It.-.diii.i.- liiiiy'.'- r..)i'. Otlh-r piay.-^ niav come and go, but "The S'lndaii'' ii'.v'.rfails to claim tlieattendanee undiii'^ imi-;-.:-; of vi:ry lar!;i; audieuc l<',.ni ihat he''onies to thai I,.....on .\!oji.lav wtili iiis liigli-cla.ss Vfcixi. . '.Jinv. Tin- (. , lor i< iiirludcf the :..i-:':-i �'io,. .:i.'�.;'ip^oj-r; J'.tun^ and Burns, a !i,u.;.-!.! ; IS.1ITV Laito,.-, iii^;i:l.-r and :.',:]�� 'a; : li'i.'r 5;.; 1 � !'.)� It'.o ' i;.o.',li.'r-,i oiiK-llans aii'l ifti,. '}�: v. - T'i .li ;i>id Marion. ;n .�liara''li'r ...iai,. .l:.ii ..;'.'! .'C.-.-'n. in jiit--1 �rapiis . , I'.'.:. ! ' l- . ;.l'.;; ...i .:i'.!,h \: ira '.-���I, j,..ui.. Ji, .'. \!i i;io;.vin(.;)t," oston �iding to It -id dy, usi-in Manasers and Aotora ! AUko Busy 'in Doing and Flttnning. Mr. Eugene Tompkins is in CMSago arranging business matters. Manager B. F. Keith is in Philadelphia on his way South, after health and recreation. A oncract play, called "It Was a Dream," may, perhaps, Be one of the Koiida.ls' attTrifi-�tiotrs,'.' :f , , ,� �. , ' .. . "ICato," .Annio Pixloy's latest siiccbssfirl play, is to be seen for a month on the Now England circuit. ThePhilh.annonic orchestra Sunday night concerts will.bo inaugtirated ,at the Boston Theatre'tSnight. , Adeline Stanhope, who joins Mr. O'Neill's company this week, is. iu private life Mrs, jNolSpn Wheatcroft. . '' .'"The :York.shiro Lass!' is to give Miss Eijstlako her first opportunities in England to shine as a single star,;, '.: It'.is . on the original, of "Fantino," not "Fauvetto," that Lotta's well-billed now B,tarrinB.,play has been foitndod. ''Charles Abbott yriW tilayLordJRoohostor in "Jane Eyre" with Maggie Mitchell.on Wednesday evening .at tlie P.ork..., ' "ThcSoudan, "with the greatrdalistic scene of Trafal,gar square, is a gi'eat roifiiiing At-tractiou iii our amtisemofit world; "La Vie a Deux," �'a:'Tocent stibooss'.iln French comedy, is to.bn adapted for the use and behoof of Augustin Daly's company. Hoyt'ii.'much-praisod"A.'To.\as Steer" is soon td'.h.avo' its lirst Bnst6n presentation, ooming.;tp, the Tremont on Monday, Oct. 37. ,.'J\)mdiTownight, ns patrons should note,: thO'Tremont's time of opening tho doorsi, will bo."?.IS, and tho oturtaln will rise at 7.45. .Sfenager Schooffol passes his time about egt^iilly between the Tremont and tho Now 'York oflicBs of .the,' firm;: pf'..Abbey.,,& Schoeffeh :' ".....' �' ''"'�� " "CordeJiii^s Aspirations".will ,bo the production of tho third and last �t\'ook of Harri-. gan's engagement at tho. Tremont, begjn-; ning Monday, Oct. 13. . Leolair and Leslie, are bbok'ad; In -Ijondon' for a year.,' Their Ii-ring-Tarry burlesafie, "Hamlet Outdone,".has,made tho ' biggest Idnd of an English hit, New Yorlc opinions differ regarding '.'The, Whirl-ndnd," which new-play by Brohson Howard was made known last week, with Helen D.auvr.ay ns the heroine. McGeachy's new travelling oar for GoWen :'atid "Jed;Prouty" was viewed prtd atlmwed,-bythousands in PortiiuK^ pri3v;ious;'jo mir-;i neyingdue.We.sttoGlovoland.-'^'-i'f . "Suporba," tho new Hanlon speot&le, made a very decided suoce,ss in Albany on the occasion of its Tirst .iproduction.'.ilast Wednesday evening, on any stage. i;- H. Percy Moldon and Lothrop's dtock coraDany will appear' in "Rancn 10'-'^ at Lotlirop .s Providence Museum tliis week, in con,1uuction with a strong variety .show. "Larry, tho Lord," a now operatic fnrce-oomedy, with plenty of original', and catchy, 'music, by Robert E.' Grahamti'wili'bo produced next season, with, the author as the star, . "Aunt Jack" will be, seen in Amesbury Monday, .. Nasluia .Tuesday,,' ;�-Lawrence AVednesday, Lowell -Tli\n;sday,'^iNew Bod-ford Friday, and Brockton Saturday of this week. Miss Belle Stacey, who has been studying, for the Shakespearian stage with Mr. ILM,' Pitt, will .appear during tile cbiuing season in "Hamloii" and "Romoo'and Juliet." Miss of original', and catchy J effects to signalize the return of the Swan- � " �" '" ------ zey contingent will bo the homestead and farm whiteriod and glistening with the frost of a downright Now England winter. A striking traiisparent effect, revealin.g the interior of Grace church, will also bo introduced, togbtber tvitli mucti luxurious elaboration in the ivory-finished boudoir marking tho second act. "Shenandoah" has set tho hearts of all American dramatists throbbing. Not only is it a thoroughly American play, treathig of .0110 of the most important contests in American histoiy, but its author is Amori-oan, and lie is getting more American money in roy.alties than any twooritlireo playwrights ever received for one v,'ork in tlio same time. Mr. Howard has received as high as .53300 in one week in royalties Stncey proposes to imperaouato Hamlet and R9meo. innio Boyd takes up "Hendrlk Hudson" where Fay Templetoii laid it doira. "Overlook," incairn'hile, bides its time for an especially . elaborate prodtiction already bemg.arranged for. Justin Adams' pl.ay, "Tho Rag-Picker's Child," appears to please tho Now Eug-lantlers.who -(vitnessit..The author-actor,.as �n^ell a�� 'i\Iiss Lillie Burnhatai coinein. tor warm ju-aise from tho press. day; Manchester, Friday'rand' Great'Ealls, Saturday. At Lothrop's Portland Theatre Monday and Tuesday "Muggs' Landing" company: is booked; Wednesday and Thursday, Mm--: ray and Murphy's "Silent Partner", company ; Friday and Satiu-day, "The Blue and tho Gray." At tho G.aiety Opera'House, Providcnoo,' this week, Honsliaw and Ten Broeck will, appear in "Tlio Nabobs.". The Gaiety opera' company, reorganized, will open their season.at the Bijou, Pliiladelphia, on Mouday,,i Following. Harry KoruiiU's company at the. Howard Atheiiroum comes that popular L'isli drama, "The Ivy Leaf." interpreted by;' AVIUiain Power's ' dramatic ' organization.' New, spoci.al scenery has been pre]>arod for the engagement. Manager Jolin ' Stetson i of thoBGlobo Tlicfttro �n'isbos it understood that he hns no relations, either of apersonal or business nature, witii E. T. Stetson, who li.as recently attained unpleasant notoriety through the columiiB of the press. Sadie Martinot makes abewitching widow in "Dr. Bill," the farce-comedy from London, which opened the New York Garden Thealie. But the special hit is credited to Editli Kenward, an English importation. Her "kangaroo dance" hits caught the town. . . , "Agoracritus, the Iltmohb.aolc of Pares,"' is anew tragedy, the sceiiawhorcqf is laid, way theatre. Edward McEvilla of tho Adelphi Dra--matie Club was given a testimonial boiiell't hv the AVarron Drani.atie Club in Music Hall, Dorchester, ia.st TJmrsd.ay evening. "The Flowing Bowl" was lu'csoiited by im excellenteast. In all.respccts the occasion was a success. . . George R. Lothrop is soon to add another link to his chain of theatrical|eu-terprisos. Negotiations Imvo been completed for the erection of an elegant now theatre in 'Worcester, to bo under his enterprising direction. KMr. Boyd Putnam has climbed tho.histrionic ladnor viry rapidly Kinco he left the Boston'Museum. This season bo is playing leading business in Frohman's "Charity;, Ball" company, and is receivingeommenda-tions wlierever ho appears. Tlie.attaches of Austin & Stone's Musounv yesterday presented to C; A. Shaw, one of' the (niterprising managers, a beautiful cane, hearing on its handle Mr. Shaw's monogranV set in diamonds. (.Compliments and good wisliiis wori! cordially eMchaiiged. ,' Thomas E. ,Sh(!,'i, who.se .sen.s'oi} .has heeii thus far highly prosperous, will act in "Es-eajied rniin Sing King" in Ea.st Cambridge, his home, tomorrow night. Taunton ivillhe visited 'J'ue.'^day and Wednesday, -while the,, rest of the week isdevoted to'Fall River. Jamesli. Mackiewill jilay "Grimes' Cellar Door" in the following pla:ces 'during the present week: Milford, Oct. (i; HolyoUe, Oct. 7; AS'oreester, Oct. H; Clinton. Oct. 11; South Framinghaiu, Oct. 10; Marlboro, Oct. n. Tho merry .skit is credited with winning big Mu'cessos everywhere. Joseph Proctor's school of dramatic art and practical elocution has entered upon its uutnnmal season successfully. Amateur performances and idatform opportunities will be open to advanced pupils, .and professional managers are lilcely to appreciate tlio value of trahied, skilful service at their hand. John Killerd will play the p.Trt assumed by Wilton Laekaye iu tnoXew York production of the "Clemenccau Case." when that famous iday comes to tho Park- next week. Miss .Sibyl .h.hnstone will be tho Iza of tho play. She will give the famous studio scene, it is promised, precisely the same as iu New York. Marguerite Fish-irill be the attraction at the Grand Opera House next week in "J':muia ibe ]-:if," by C. T. Da/.oy, Esq. This play is said to be clev<.rly construeted, with a good deal oi brisk dialogue and novel situations. jMi.ss Fish irill reudiiy he ronieiu-bered aa the tuneful Cindcrelhi in "Tho Crystal Slipper " Ih ca.st ru' ^Vliss L^ourienays nrsi, appearance m a lu-oni-iiuut role at the Mu.'^eum. and. she won many words of praise lor the naturalness and rr-iimanent w-hich eharaeteri-.'.ed tho Iiersoiiation. Live stock is an important port of most of Mr. Hariigim's jilays. In "l-f^.aiiier Patch" the hark hor.se was a feature; in ".Squaller .Snvi;reignty" a little donkey comes from Wcuham to appear, and -.i goat, a i.ii;, si'V-<-ral live geese, etc., iviJl he ,�-<-i,. The donkey hi his own hnino has the "run of the house," p;.ICS up and down stairs, and is as gciille as .-1 jicl dog. Marie Wainw-right's Viola, in "Twelfth Niirh;." has beim sr.on in this cily and WM-mly eoiiiiucnded. Tile coming iif tliis artist to the Tremont for. the \ve..'k of Oct. ^'1 should be much appreciated, and, in addition i. lu.-r i'.\ .e nu' Ilie �Mar. He isaUose.'ii in "\'ii-,-mius." "ntiiel-1,.," ".-.la: belli." �Ihu.oiei.'- ",l:i!ias :oi;!ar" ;iinl 'The Marble H,'art".-.a im-|:ihle iii.l of pill-,.-. Mr. Jam.-s will appear 'ii lii-oi'lMon, .'doiiday: Fall lllve.', Tui--ilay aud Wedm.-.,'luy;Mai'ilKiro.Thui-.s(hiy;(;hel- sea, Friday.(a6tingin"The]VI '.:of , the' ' theatre, -under the president's oliair, saturated with his blood .after tho victim liad'. been removed from tho proseoninm box, ha.? been Ipanod. to Mr. B. F. Keith and will be ,Ma(!tedon':.'o'xhlbition'.in tho ^theatre annex dfi'tlio Gili6ty.:Hnd .Bijou this week. Tho bill is the property of Mr.. A. E. Fostellewho recently secured it from tho Clayfords, in whose family it was long kept as an alinost sacred remembrance of the great tragedy. For four days after tho departure of the Hnnlon-Voltors from tho Academy in Now York tho theatre was closed to give Don-man Thompson the stage for extensive Sreparations prior to the return of "Tho Old [omostcad" for a fourth year. Among the 32'Eaist FoBjrteeiith from the two comp.ames playiug "Shenandoah;':' In seven'months he roceivod- from Mes.srs. Haynian & Frohman nearly .'540,000 in "Shenandoah" royalties. No other play .has ever earned, this sum for its author in tho same'timo; . Ady.tnoo agents command from .SfiO to S15Q a week. They must be a week ahead of their companies, be al/le to drink' copiously, lie pioturestjuely, bill profusely,, wear' 'three'diamonds, and speak with' ungrain-niatical fluency. Advance agents generally know all about railro.ad time tables, owe numerous. tailor bills, have one or tivo soubrottes or ingenues in the company whom they boom with commendable vigor, and always tell you they will take 'out a company ot their own next season. Tho favorite author of tho majority of advance agents is Baron Munchausen, tlie prince of fabricators. [Duiilap'a Stage News. ! "Miss Chester," a charming English corn-tidy drama, written by Sir Charres Young .and Miss Florence Marryatt, will find at the �hands of the pupils of Tho New England School of Dramatlo Instruction its first attention in America. .The following wdll bo ni tho cast: Misses Etta B. Bicli, Maud A.thy, Emily B. fironihall, lilessrs.' F. H. Thompson, G. F. Farren, Carl Rcranton, D. M. Ryan, S. D. Solomon and T. M.'Rielly. DuriiiR'the winter MLsses Anna T. Pendleton, Mildred St. Pierre. A. B. Roberts, L, B. Fischer, Maud States, L. N. Brooks, Ella Murdock, Maud SlcDonald, Loe, Av sihle, to excel tho Parisian production, and 'Manager Seyi^iour will he. afforded every facility fo^ bb.servation of the play's setting, and will consult with Mile. Bernhardt and SI. Sardou rolativo to th i American pre-sentati
e:\n ali-->tar varien-1 ompaM>- A ill make it.^ lirst a1>)>::araiie,; in tli;^ i-oiuitiy on ;\Ion-lay at thi-v.laee. '.fiic. Stage li;;i uelil.hi>. .".iari One-I�alf the stocJc inoved to 07i,r Broadway Store, Neio XorJc, and the balance to Bdston. Great ciit in prices has been made. $ IS,000 worth of stoch; arrived Saturday il. :31:.',''and our store will^ be closed until 9.30 A. M. 3Ionday, to give us time to ma.ric, each and evei'y r/armentat JuSt OWE-HALF former iirices. �.. Our stay here is only tempora,ry, as tve m,ust get out as soon as store is rented. at Ar.I, WlWXiBIK IVEIOUT, '' SMIKTS. Ar>T.. OtTSt OWN MAKE "AW1>'-� AI/I- liEWO'TII SI^EKVES, AT just l-�, WEOIC- WEA3S, 1-S, OIjOVES 1-S, AJTD AT.Ii XHr.W WATC TMKOlrWBtOUJT OXOK. ewtitce STOCK OiP MEN'S FtTK- jviBHciK-oa.w-. -WE CAiraroT'iso'rivTO WET All-. ON l*}tircKi3; TO�A"8.'. AS ARI); GO.OISS,. AIRE IVOX - JfKrCEB, Ex'cEPT"'ro'mewtion-'the .HDBA'vx,,.' .'PTTr-i, ieEci.trliAK'- maihe ]IMPOK.TE� BAJLIHIIO-GAW, 4, m.eces, SOXJO AM.. OVEJIt TO'WW FOK. (SIO.OO........ 'S5.00 EtNEST OABtEI-'S HAIR, 4 PrECE.Si � $4.00 FrNEST WATlTltAX, "WO,c!. s.IirltTS AJV� BJKAWEKS, * PIECES.____................ camel's IIATie nXJ.t!' MOISB, ISOIMJ e-veie'Sr'WMEiRE .'boston at so OXa., at just..... 6 Pairs foe-Si.25 ..Aiiir. ens-ive Vacation. BOSTQ-N- to all points on nntl West ot tho sriesoiiri nivcr ami St. P.iiU, except PaoUlo coast points, and return nt aliont Eoia EXAwnpiaai Boston to Doiiver and Return , . , , , $48.65 Boston to Sloirx Falls arid Hoturn , . - $33.00 A special party, personally couclucted, ivlll lenvo Bonton OC'l. 14, equipped with llrst-dafls Pullman and 'rourlBt Ciii-h. As party is limited aeuuro your liortlis curly of E. W. TMOBO�SON. N. E. V. A., aoa �WaslilHgrton street, "itOSXON. 01-- W011C1-,STI-,U WSLL BE LAID OCT. 8. --n-ii.T, nnx- Boston to Worcester and Return Ijcaviiig' Eo.ston . 0.06 A. M. AllI) Itr.TCRNIKG Leave Woi-cester . 7>30 P. M. Tieltets to Worcestor and return, good on this train only, S1,0� each. oH P.SuT A. HI. HANSON, G. I*. A. The Sevculf cnth Eichililtlon of tho Ulassacliusetts Cliaritable IHechanio ASSOCEATION. Open '\m October 1 to Novemher 29. AJfMiSSIO?.', - - TWENTY-FIVE CEJTS. The Inimeiise Riilldlnj; on niinlitrgton Xxe. one Vast Hiveof Indsistry, iiklll ami Art, Tlic ffrcnlcsl srcchanlcal NnTClfltii and Pro. ccsif.s l-:vcr Been In .few EnKhuiil. Ki^teii'.S-^-n Art OalJerles, tUlcd with a i-hokc laiih-nlU'ii of Avt Wol'lsB. ti.f.rr.tiiund) 'ESiunl iiiiil Oi'i);n3i C(ii>c.�r{s l-.flfi-iiii'.iliH and cvciilii^'fi. 'Mm lati'iil Elcc-lrlcal Apimvatiin and Ajl- plfOtll OS. 'I'lifi ^I'cimnia's 3�en.irf)lieiB* i-i-ou'drd with Ilip W&l sn-.-'-lmenfi ot >,Vlliilal�.*h 'iVol'ic, 'lilt' wlinli-111 .Wj.-rcmt, iii -^'iix-ltiVy, lu 't'jiliu' ITh-Kai-;.ias...('(l. Sudtf or. �^V. li. IIATJ1JMAK-, 1st Xellor. J. e. liSAJm-KTT, art Ttuor. r. V. I.'AlKr-.IVliW, Harj-tnnc. Adiiress BOYLSTON BUILDING, Cur. WasUiiiEtuii iiiiil Bojlftoii Sts., liostou. smi. .s-i Sale of Tickets Bej^ins Monday at Tremont Temple. B. V. KEITH............ProrrlctorandMnimRer Wasil i n ^tosi Street '545 IiicletEiiigi ftesMes a Iiostof regular variety coiitfibii-lors, � tlie latest novelty. M tlie musical wos'M,- 9 UITDEH THK MANAiHEJfE.Vr OP m F. EARLEf ffiSHOP. ' I'in�en yannt; ladles of l-ecocfnlzcd utuslenl ability, liidudlogr the brillinnt young Cor-, not Soloist, , . - ; iVSiss CARRIE MSLLWARD -will participate in the progtrnmme arranged by tlilB popular flrg:nn(/ntlon to be given on the PCffulnr tlicatro sthgc. The expelloDCo of this iinlqno featnre will bo fully appreciated by patrons, who will And much of an attrmotlTO character In.the specialty bill that fplloirsi. ....., DeBOLBEiM BKOS. Special appoftianoo of this woU-known team of aoroliatBi whose reputatloii iu -world-wide. CHARLES H. DUNCAN. Be-engagemont of this always suooossful vooallst la'.'a-,new repertoire, of c^ote^ topipal- songs, Joiti'aiid IS'oHla'i i'n th^ir latest 'oomeilj'ckotoh, whioli aTiounds' witli bright lines aad mirth-piovolilug situations, ..... FEWZ BROTHERS, Tho weU-knoWn mnsioians, in favorite dneta, ,THE .A.USTIWS In their nniqno ontertitinmonti whiob will bo well reooivod by patrons,. '�' " ALBES?.T : HIBLER, Tho midgot oomedian, who has more wit In proportion to his diminutive slse. than any performer on the BtagOi FRANK RICE. First appcaranoe of this �woniiuri'ril porformor Ja a remarkable exhibition of Keman axe-juggling. ... ASCECER.,&'COLLmS,- �Whom-everybody winto glad to'weloomo in a new and entertaining niuaioal skotoh. IV5URRAY & A LB) EN. Notable engagement of those loading lights in bar losqno'oomedy. BVIAYMARc'��&' M EM'D'OZA. The wonderful, trapeze performers, who will oon-tribnte a new and romnrkalilo aot, THE VENTlNiS, Always kindly to be romembored hat spinnoro, who have no ctinalsintheir spoolal lino, C.EYER AMD LORD, Acrobats of mora than ordinary ability, who will bo soon in a stirring'act, FOSTELLEv& EmmETT. Special engagement of those favorite musioal skotoh artists, who aro iimong tho most talented in tho profession, BRILLIANT QUARTET. Brilliant in nome and brilliant iu their vooal workj whioh in nnsurpasscd. W. -H. DeBAR. A contortionist who onn almost. literally turn himself inside ovt. MBSS BLAWCHE ARKWRSCHT, Malo imperoon.-itor, te,IOo.,208., 25g., 50c. Goiitinuous PGfforinance. GAIETY mwk wmm, I'KoviiJKNcr;, K. r. B. V. KKITU............I'ruiirli-lc.r niiil llantiser HEmAW'v^ TEI MOECK In their iii�inil;u' (MCJitlon, THE 'imjSOBS. EVENinOR AT S, Matlncrs Tuesday, Tliursflay niirt rmturday AX o'cSoc.y*. THE BUQU, J�JHIIT.A�JiJ-l-mA, I.'K?.X. n. V. Kr.rni.......................I'mni-lelor K. r. Al.lil;!-;........................M.uuiuer VKKlt OF OCT. Pflces lOo., 20o., 25o, Conlinuous PerfomanoB. Corner Dover awnVnshlnglon sts. (^.'E. LOTHIIOP.'----.........Prop. Aftd Jrnnnger .Lothrop's Stock.Company, J.,Oorilon Edivi Miss Kate (ilnssforrl (Lends), will produce t snoccsB fromtlie Vlfth Arenno Theatre, J>o Edivardsnnd :e tho erent -------------------.................. ^........,, Kow -York city, the splendid coniert.v-drnum - by Clay JI. Greene, In flvo acts, entitled tho The piny mndo fnmons by 5tr. IleKeo JJankln. j A splendid cast of chnrncters. All now scenery by Prof. Funis. ./ � '^ . . . OAST I iXcp .MASON, a Bamhior..J. ClORDoir EP-W-AKD? Ales: Fnlrfnx.^tho OoldonGlaiit.. .Clmrlos Bnrrlnger Duncan X.e iMoync, nn advontnrer.-.. .Jinx Kreemnu Jinx,Wayne, a spectre o� tho pn8t..!rrnni;lu Kingdon .lilxby, nn Idle of.GolUonBan...... ..Tos T. Fiinhiri Flynn, a miner.........'WlUInm Henderson Ll&te ,Ttt(!k........................Wnblo Colby ETHEL WATNE.......Miss KATE GLASSFORD Besslolf.ftlrtnx..........-... .Wlss-Annie JIoVoLtth .MrB..JJogg8............ ..Mrs. WlUInm Henderson . Tlme-rl87B to 1884:. Scene-Golden Run, Idaho. !' . sxTforsisi Acil.-Ooldon Run,Hotel; high old times-among the hoys;, music hiith ohi'inns; "Tour's ain't Uio only root In Idaho to sholtor the innocent and oppressed." Act 2.-Tho Golden-Giant's homei the lovers: Bet's ', head cho.�k;a-block with love, poetry and .Inck I Jliison; tho game of cards;."Aghrablor not the mate for my sister;" "It's no use, .lack, I cnn't trust a ginublor;" ".Aluxl Alex I 'what have you done? saved your honor and lost my friend." Act !).-The Golden Giant Mine; tho plotters plot, tine; "I'll take a solemn oath nevor to pamlilo ajialn;'.' "Jack! -vvou'c you say something;" Llttlo Jack's hook; the bogus hushnnd; the crimes and crlmlnnlsof New York; "You have blQstftd our home-I'll take yours."/ Act4.-,Tnck Mnson's homo; .the ^vondcrfIll off-sprln.c; that bottle; ,7ack'3 dilemma: what ilap- - ,. penoa a vonr ago; "Our man-htge;" "Funny I should forget such a llttlo thing;'' tho star on the arm; naaiu tho crimes and criminals of Kew York; Little .lack makes a disiovory; 8100 for ..' oontompt of court; appearance ot Bixby; "Snakes, scorpions and centipedes I keep them oil;" the villains tolled; ."I'm shcriil enough for you-get!" tho clouds have passed away, sunshine at last. ... IN THE tattooeo half EdwaTd S. 'Willis is one of tlie wonders of tho present ceiitiiry. Uiit oompletely In two somft six years Rihce by a circnliir aiiw, liQ lives today, an exemplitl'catlon of suraienl .skill,. Tilt) remaining portion of liia anatomy at present forms a living picture book. The �worltB of art which decorate the fomi of this �llvlnR example of linnian endurance nro from the neeiUoBof some of the moat expert tattooors lu the world.. , . , , Tlio strangest and most nnaccountahle thing In conncctinii-sWth Mils lM'J(jc;c:irloslty Is the fiiot that ho not only propels himself iiVioiit on dry land, but has by his fonts Ip the water gained for hlnisclf tho soubriquet of tJie' . legless SWIiWlER. . m. T\'itilR wlh' give'e:^blbltlons rif lilfj bMII as fc-natator ntlrequtnt'intwvnla during the afternoon and evening, and ihn truly Avohderful feals whleh he accomplishes lu the briny are certain to croato a genuine sensation.'_ our varietyThis week. Tho IJoston Favorites, Four iloHtoti Boys In an Klegant Specialty, NEEmiATir AMS, Tho riraf. Trlzo filtctch Artists. Ar.wKiF.T i^uism, . Trick, yiolln .Sololfit. ntnsnxii and vmUAVB' offerlnp this Tvcek Li Tlie Kules of This omce is Positively Pet� ^Ingruder........., .raclcttoK "Perry ijtngle..... Knapbrldtns ilugis'...... Hill Coriiciy........... ).>r. Capsicum -....... SuBfm,hicquemot,...... ..........ToUn PhlUlpfl .. ,. . Charles Jinrnham .....Cameron Clenicns ........ ..Edward CadS ,"....... .Cella Undsny KstellcKeene � Oor. IFnahiHgton and Dover bIb. Tho doors of this grand eslnbllshmeiit open dnlly at 12 noon. Stage iierlovmiinceR cniitlnue from 1 p, m. t , llnvt .V.'i huiivi^i piTS'iii ilui t;ilfur''d vniuu: Iilsh ^-uruall.'vii. 'VriJOM-tH V.. M Uit-It.A'i' (hue. ^iurra.v and .MuipLv', liip mlglu:;! Cul. lilUif.idcv ill -''.H'.r IrJ.-.ti ViiSU-i-h," A c{LENT PARTNER. An riitlr-ly n'"'- ii:nl nrislii'tj ,.i.iiif''iv in n.jtc ai'ts, wniKii by Uirl'sn-i Hull \Viii-,b.w. PKIi>AV hu-A SAVrjJtSAT Evo�lns� ujnd (iaiiiriiu.v .'^aittfiiin'f., tXvi. lo iuiit 1 J , S.!i.,nU luiii I'olUTV niUilarv nl.,y, THE BLUE AND THE BBAY. -\n AiiierliTin ilinmri, ffimdedr.n Int'lUfiite of the Civil vinr. I'rodiu-cil iiiuler iJa* management of Mr. Hurry Wlllir.i.u.- Th8 Abovfl Atlraollons at Regular Pricss. TMUTOH PARK, TUEStJAY, OCT. 7th. rio-ivlng.matcli........................ ,10 n. m. 'Trial ot working o.xon.....____........10,30 a. m. 'Jrlnl of .ivoiltiiigIioi-fles......1p.m. lixlilbltion of liullB In eattlo' ring.......... a p. ra. , Exhibition of nlUcl'i cows.;.. ..-....... .2;30 p. ra. Joalilos'aioiUcs;......------........�..i.s p. m. Boman standing race..-............ i........4: p. ra. E-thlbition of fat iattlo in the ring..........4 p. m. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8th. Grand oavalcado of Btook.l.............10a.ttl. Hand concert, Fltolibnrg band......,.... 11 a. m. Exhibition of family horses..............11 a. m. linse ball, :^Vhittoton and Now Bedford,.'. .11 n. m. Ilin.vcle race......................... 12.30 p. m. a.no class, trotting, pnrso 0200.........1.30 p. m. 2.B2 class, trotting, purse ,=200.,........... .2 p. m. .Teal.ica' ponies.----........,.........2.16 p. m. Kiinnlng mcu, % mile, pnrso JJIOO......2.30 p. m. Colt race, foals of 18,87, pnrse glOO..... .2.4B p. m. Balloon parachuto .drop........... .3 p. m. THURSDAY, OCT. 9t'h. COVFRKOn'S DAT. nand.copcort, Fltchbtirg ba,nd.....i......10 a. m. I'aniUy lioi-BCS.lady to drive .10.16 a. m. Saddle horaca, lady riders,............ 10.30 a. m. Base bali.Whittenton andTalbots ofFnU:. ni-v:br...........�*.................. .11 a. m. Bicycle races..............� ...19.80 p. m. Dinner In Upper liiiU....... 'I....... ^1 p. m. 2.40 class, tvottingp purso gSpO............ .S p, m. 2;2B class, trotllng and paoing.pursa {1800;2.16 p.m. .lealtles' ponies;.......2.80 p. m, Knniiingrace, 6fnripngs, pnrsoS1C0.....S.4B p.m. Colt race, foals of 1880, purse glSBS p. m. Balloon parachuto drop............. .-...8 p.m. FRIDAY, OCT. loth. , Band Cfonccrt, Fitohbnrg band......, .._Ua..a>i. Base ball, -winners, purse ^126......; .�. .IS m. 2.^0 class, ti-ottlng.purse g2B0.-......,....�p.m., Fi-ee-for-nll, trotting and pacing, purse ' glOO................................. .S.IB p. m, Running race, 1 mile, purse gl60.......9.46 p.m. Colt race, foals of 1888, piu-se 376........ .Sp. m. Balloon parft,chute drop ........ ,,.... .8 p. mj Sale of Tickets Begins Monday at Tremont Temple. Cap*. FUAWJK X.. mie�, win loaTc - Snow's -Arch- Wharf' Tueaflay, . TLurstlay and ISnturiinj-,,, At..� A'.' M., tor Returning, l$are Portsmouth nt 2i3(J II. m. ��-saraortays, ' ,,.OCT.5, LAST OPPOETUNITY. Along the North Shore, Beach to liassing Swampscott Thence alonR the" Beverly Farms - Shore, aroirnd'Baker's Ishmfl,'across thc-Bny to the South Shore, jpassingMliioti^sIilght and Nan. tashct Beach to Boston, leaving at 10.30 n. ni., returning about fi p. m. levin's Band. aud. Orchestra. Excellent Meals and Elegant Staterooms, The -noi'ld.reuowncd Trio, Profs. Conant, Foxii'cll and KcUbofr, tho amiisiug aud instructive iuipcr.Houators^ and speclallats, ac. company the trips of tho John P.roohs for tho season. ^ '. ' ' Fares: Sunday, Oct. 5-Adults, 75 cts.j Children under 1'2 years,'2Bc. lioiiud trip to- Porisraonth and return, Sl.OOs Children under 12 ycavi, 50 cts. Forall.lnl'ormatloa regarding.freight nui passage apply to , W. K. PRARSON, GenerSl Manager, onico, Snow's Arch Wharf, Atlantic ar. All Atlnntlc a'v. cars pass the wharf. . � -d8u3t 03 PACIFIC RAILWAY. To A31 Points Jji .the Vestern, SfortHwesiern and Southwestern States, . ' AX liOW KATIES. TIcltetB good going Oct. 14, and to retuni within thirty daj-s. For Tickets, Ratos and All. Imforimi. tlon iiTito 211 Washington St., Boston. . � 6210512 EXC&JS^SI.ON TO Fare for tlio Round Trip only Tickets good going Oct.; 14, aiid to return Within 30 days. For tickets and all Information apply to 211 "Washington St,, Boston, Mass, Sale of Ticlcets Begins Monday at Tremont Teinjac. ^ CAN- 111: FniSISTIF,]-) WITH .MrcasonaMeiirlcps, J 1,'io Gordon's English Foit Tin; cnu.DPJDi. -\Vc can I'lsn tnrn'sli .ViTnl>ut5, Vcntrlloquljts, tinyilinig cIm- in ilii- l-nuvuiii'ini-ntlini.'. IE. A. �;Oirii{J?|-, iV. BcviiusUij-o HI.., Kooin JO. _________ 'i'hSutt si ! WSJT TOQAV BATTLE OF" 541 TREMONT ST., BOSTON. dSutf 3y3 24
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Watch This UPS Delivery Guy Steal an iPad Mini from Fedex and Get Caught (video)
Stealing is down right shameful. Stealing someone's Xmas presents, well, that's just a whole new low.
It's not clear exactly when the incident took place, but as you'll see in the above video the UPS delivery dude snags a package left earlier in the day by FedEx. That package contained a father's Xmas gift – an iPad Mini – for his daughter.
The footage original appeared in the raw on Vimeo and gained popularity on the site Reddit. UPS got wind of the video, fired the driver, and then managed to get the video pulled, perhaps by their request, from Vimeo. Fortunately, Redditors reposted the video on YouTube, which you can now see above. You can also see that UPS has left a remark in the comments section, noting that the UPS employee was just a temporary worker, and that the matter has been resolved with the customer.
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Friday, 28 November 2014
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May 16 2011 | 1:54pm ET
Jury selection began today in the second trial stemming from the Galleon Group insider-trading investigation, less than a week after Galleon founder Raj Rajaratnam was convicted for role in the scandal.
Like Rajaratnam, Zvi Goffer, Emanuel Goffer and Michael Kimelman are accused of conspiracy and securities fraud. The three men worked at hedge fund Incremental Capital, founded by Zvi Goffer, a former Galleon trader. Goffer, referred to by prosecutors as "Octopussy," is accused of heading the second of two interlocking insider-trading rings; the other was led by Rajaratnam.
Goffer was a regular attendee at his old boss's trial, which was held in the same courtroom that will be his own.
Friday was not a good one for the three defendants. Emanuel Goffer, Zvi's brother, lost a bid to have the trial delayed for two weeks, owing to the "inflammatory" coverage of Rajaratnam's trial. And Kimelman has been denied the right to present his rejection of a no-jail plea deal as evidence of his innocence.
U.S. District Judge Richard Sullivan called the rejected deal "of little probative value."
As for the prejudicial potential of the Rajaratnam trial, Sullivan said, "the court sees no reason, and Goffer has not offered one, why potential prejudice resulting from a juror's familiarity with Rajaratnam's trial cannot be identified and addressed during jury selection."
There will be a good number of parallels between the Rajaratnam trial and this second trial, most notably the use of wiretaps. Indeed, prosecutor Andrew Fish said he plans to use even more tapes than were played at the Rajaratnam trial, at least 60. And, as in the Rajaratnam trial, the government will in the second trial rely heavily on cooperating witnesses.
Four of the men originally charged alongside the Goffers and Kimelman have pleaded guilty.
One of those four, lawyer Arthur Cutillo, was disbarred on Thursday for his role in the scandal. Cutillo, who worked at law firm Ropes & Gray, which was allegedly the source of much of Goffer's confidential information, pleaded guilty in January.
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On February 24, the great and good of the silver screen will assemble at Hollywood's Kodak theatre for the 85th annual Academy Awards. One of the surprise stars of this year's awards, however, is not an A-list celeb, but a destination. As a result of its leading role in the latest instalment of the Bond franchise, Skyfall, Turkey is sure to be the country on everyone's minds as Adele takes to the stage to sing her Oscar-nominated song of the same title.
Nominated for five Academy Awards, Skyfall is set to be the most critically acclaimed Bond film to date; and it's widely acknowledged by the industry that the opening scenes in Istanbul provide the best ever opening sequence to a Bond film. They have certainly got the industry talking, with the Turkish city now a popular destination with celebs.
According to the UK's favourite holiday operator, Thomas Cook, it's a trend popular with the British public too, with trips to Istanbul up 76% on last year. Turkey in general is enjoying greater popularity, with people looking to escape the cold and wet British winter - cheap holidays to Turkey are up 56%.
And it isn't hard to see why this destination is so popular - once seen as a cheap alternative to more upmarket European destinations, holidaymakers are now seeing the unique beauty Turkey has to offer. The stunning minarets of Istanbul, sat on the shores of the iconic Bosphorus, provide a unique combination of glamour and mystique that have kept those in the know (including the Bond franchise, with the city also appearing in The World is Not Enough and From Russia With Love) coming back year after year.
It's not just city breaks that this wonderful destination has to offer - the eastern allure of all inclusive holidays to Turkey also provide an unforgettable experience, often in surroundings as luxurious as any 007 may find himself in. Holidaymakers can find themselves sipping a martini by the pool - shaken, not stirred of course - within hours of setting off from the UK. Turkey's stunning coastlines and azure waters provide the perfect backdrop for any getaway.
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The 3rd International Internet of @ThingsExpo, co-located with the 16th International Cloud Expo - to be held June 9-11, 2015, at the Javits Center in New York City, NY - announces that its Call for Papers is now open. The Internet of Things (IoT) is the biggest idea since the creation of the Worldwide Web more than 20 years ago.
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Cultural, regulatory, environmental, political and economic (CREPE) conditions over the past decade are creating cross-industry solution spaces that require processes and technologies from both the Internet of Things (IoT), and Data Management and Analytics (DMA). These solution spaces are evolving into Sensor Analytics Ecosystems (SAE) that represent significant new opportunities for organizations of all types. Public Utilities throughout the world, providing electricity, natural gas and water, are pursuing SmartGrid initiatives that represent one of the more mature examples of SAE. We have s...
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The security devil is always in the details of the attack: the ones you've endured, the ones you prepare yourself to fend off, and the ones that, you fear, will catch you completely unaware and defenseless. The Internet of Things (IoT) is nothing if not an endless proliferation of details. It's the vision of a world in which continuous Internet connectivity and addressability is embedded into a growing range of human artifacts, into the natural world, and even into our smartphones, appliances, and physical persons. In the IoT vision, every new "thing" - sensor, actuator, data source, data con...
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The Internet of Things is tied together with a thin strand that is known as time. Coincidentally, at the core of nearly all data analytics is a timestamp. When working with time series data there are a few core principles that everyone should consider, especially across datasets where time is the common boundary. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Jim Scott, Director of Enterprise Strategy & Architecture at MapR Technologies, discussed single-value, geo-spatial, and log time series data. By focusing on enterprise applications and the data center, he will use OpenTSDB as an example t...
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How do APIs and IoT relate? The answer is not as simple as merely adding an API on top of a dumb device, but rather about understanding the architectural patterns for implementing an IoT fabric. There are typically two or three trends: Exposing the device to a management framework Exposing that management framework to a business centric logic Exposing that business layer and data to end users. This last trend is the IoT stack, which involves a new shift in the separation of what stuff happens, where data lives and where the interface lies. For instance, it's a mix of architectural styles ...
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An entirely new security model is needed for the Internet of Things, or is it? Can we save some old and tested controls for this new and different environment? In his session at @ThingsExpo, New York's at the Javits Center, Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, reviewed hands-on lessons with IoT devices and reveal a new risk balance you might not expect. Davi Ottenheimer, EMC Senior Director of Trust, has more than nineteen years' experience managing global security operations and assessments, including a decade of leading incident response and digital forensics. He is co-author of t...
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The Internet of Things will greatly expand the opportunities for data collection and new business models driven off of that data. In her session at @ThingsExpo, Esmeralda Swartz, CMO of MetraTech, discussed how for this to be effective you not only need to have infrastructure and operational models capable of utilizing this new phenomenon, but increasingly service providers will need to convince a skeptical public to participate. Get ready to show them the money!
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The Internet of Things will put IT to its ultimate test by creating infinite new opportunities to digitize products and services, generate and analyze new data to improve customer satisfaction, and discover new ways to gain a competitive advantage across nearly every industry. In order to help corporate business units to capitalize on the rapidly evolving IoT opportunities, IT must stand up to a new set of challenges. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Jeff Kaplan, Managing Director of THINKstrategies, will examine why IT must finally fulfill its role in support of its SBUs or face a new round of...
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One of the biggest challenges when developing connected devices is identifying user value and delivering it through successful user experiences. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Mike Kuniavsky, Principal Scientist, Innovation Services at PARC, described an IoT-specific approach to user experience design that combines approaches from interaction design, industrial design and service design to create experiences that go beyond simple connected gadgets to create lasting, multi-device experiences grounded in people's real needs and desires.
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Enthusiasm for the Internet of Things has reached an all-time high. In 2013 alone, venture capitalists spent more than $1 billion dollars investing in the IoT space. With "smart" appliances and devices, IoT covers wearable smart devices, cloud services to hardware companies. Nest, a Google company, detects temperatures inside homes and automatically adjusts it by tracking its user's habit. These technologies are quickly developing and with it come challenges such as bridging infrastructure gaps, abiding by privacy concerns and making the concept a reality. These challenges can't be addressed w...
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The Domain Name Service (DNS) is one of the most important components in networking infrastructure, enabling users and services to access applications by translating URLs (names) into IP addresses (numbers). Because every icon and URL and all embedded content on a website requires a DNS lookup loading complex sites necessitates hundreds of DNS queries. In addition, as more internet-enabled 'Things' get connected, people will rely on DNS to name and find their fridges, toasters and toilets. According to a recent IDG Research Services Survey this rate of traffic will only grow. What's driving t...
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Scott Jenson leads a project called The Physical Web within the Chrome team at Google. Project members are working to take the scalability and openness of the web and use it to talk to the exponentially exploding range of smart devices. Nearly every company today working on the IoT comes up with the same basic solution: use my server and you'll be fine. But if we really believe there will be trillions of these devices, that just can't scale. We need a system that is open a scalable and by using the URL as a basic building block, we open this up and get the same resilience that the web enjoys.
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Connected devices and the Internet of Things are getting significant momentum in 2014. In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, Jim Hunter, Chief Scientist & Technology Evangelist at Greenwave Systems, examined three key elements that together will drive mass adoption of the IoT before the end of 2015. The first element is the recent advent of robust open source protocols (like AllJoyn and WebRTC) that facilitate M2M communication. The second is broad availability of flexible, cost-effective storage designed to handle the massive surge in back-end data in a world where timely analytics is e...
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We are reaching the end of the beginning with WebRTC, and real systems using this technology have begun to appear. One challenge that faces every WebRTC deployment (in some form or another) is identity management. For example, if you have an existing service – possibly built on a variety of different PaaS/SaaS offerings – and you want to add real-time communications you are faced with a challenge relating to user management, authentication, authorization, and validation. Service providers will want to use their existing identities, but these will have credentials already that are (hopefully) i...
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"Matrix is an ambitious open standard and implementation that's set up to break down the fragmentation problems that exist in IP messaging and VoIP communication," explained John Woolf, Technical Evangelist at Matrix, in this SYS-CON.tv interview at @ThingsExpo, held Nov 4–6, 2014, at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, CA.
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P2P RTC will impact the landscape of communications, shifting from traditional telephony style communications models to OTT (Over-The-Top) cloud assisted & PaaS (Platform as a Service) communication services. The P2P shift will impact many areas of our lives, from mobile communication, human interactive web services, RTC and telephony infrastructure, user federation, security and privacy implications, business costs, and scalability. In his session at @ThingsExpo, Robin Raymond, Chief Architect at Hookflash, will walk through the shifting landscape of traditional telephone and voice services ...
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Explosive growth in connected devices. Enormous amounts of data for collection and analysis. Critical use of data for split-second decision making and actionable information. All three are factors in making the Internet of Things a reality. Yet, any one factor would have an IT organization pondering its infrastructure strategy. How should your organization enhance its IT framework to enable an Internet of Things implementation? In his session at Internet of @ThingsExpo, James Kirkland, Chief Architect for the Internet of Things and Intelligent Systems at Red Hat, described how to revolutioniz...
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Bit6 today issued a challenge to the technology community implementing Web Real Time Communication (WebRTC). To leap beyond WebRTC's significant limitations and fully leverage its underlying value to accelerate innovation, application developers need to consider the entire communications ecosystem.
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The definition of IoT is not new, in fact it's been around for over a decade. What has changed is the public's awareness that the technology we use on a daily basis has caught up on the vision of an always on, always connected world. If you look into the details of what comprises the IoT, you'll see that it includes everything from cloud computing, Big Data analytics, "Things," Web communication, applications, network, storage, etc. It is essentially including everything connected online from hardware to software, or as we like to say, it's an Internet of many different things. The difference ...
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Cloud Expo 2014 TV commercials will feature @ThingsExpo, which was launched in June, 2014 at New York City's Javits Center as the largest 'Internet of Things' event in the world.
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