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MILE. DEBORAH.

Mile Deborah IL Q bright particular STAR OF M
Baeman's brilliant French company ~ this Fourteenth
street theatre. Not than youthful
met with 30 hearty and unanimous a welcome sc.
vcrest critics and most fastidous public Mile
DEBORAH at debut Paris whom she sixteen
years OF age pupil Of the famous Samson, thoroueh
study had prepared her make the OF exccp.
tonal advantages with which nature had cndo xcd
intelligence, beauty, grace, energy. expressive
tenancc, flexible aud voice. and. in fine, tho
magnetism Of superior artistic Organization All these
qualities have been attributed 10 Nile. Deborah by
Jalos Janiu, Leon Gozan Paul do st. Victor Jules de
rren,aray FrancisQue Sacey and other eminent critics
These critics while recognizing her Versatility o. talent
also discovered her remarkable aptitude for tho higher
walks OF tragedy one OF them declared. while she
playing at rAmbigu Comiquo, that 'the place
Of this traoedre,ne is anywhere but there. No
one Is more richly gifted She has woman's
beauty q flaming glance artists soul Her
accentusiion would ally Itself we'll With the verses
Of Cornee Alas Rachel also ia her first steps used
10 wear buskin either too narrow large" The
director OF rAmbigu early warned that he would
lose his charming pensicnpsirc MANY have compro-
bendcdn said another critic "shst this young girl
made speak the language Of Cornese and thai Of
NJ Brlssebarre" Her in classical tragedy az the
Imperial Theatre OF tho od6on In Paris justified these
early predictions For two sho equally
successful at Marselcs and during her representations
In he forty French and foreign cities which she visited
in The short space OF two months her Desdemona fully
shared the honors Of Ira Aldridge's othello 10 the
Roman 4 nm Jevne Hoa,me Parrrc, the Dane Cams.
hos and especially in Victor Hugo's celebrated Ernon
~eP the other pieces in which che is appear,
Nile Deborah. convinced, will efficiently promote
Mg Bstenans project OF establishing the French theatre
At New York q firm and permanent bass. 10
theatrical project Il rorher OF encouragement, th,n
this
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest and Rest Newspaper u sse
GOuutrv.

The Cheapest and Rest Newspaper - tho
Country.
Tar WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now ready.
contains the very Latest European News by the Cable
up to the hour OF publication Teiegraphic News
from all Parts; "Our Naona! Banks" by Jay Cooks
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serted in she WsE9LY HERAID.
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CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Loss OF Bark Ella Adcln. from New York.
ON Puntn Reefs.
HAVANA, Oct "a, 1897
The British lark Ella Adela, Captain Alexander. from
New York has been wrecked Punta Reefs. owing to
strong current produced By tho prevailing heavy
northeast winds.
Is supposed she will be total loss though part OF
her cargo viii be saved.
Tho Ella Adels cleared ns New York tho 11th inst.
with general cargo She IS owned BY Captain Alex
snder ami others, hailed from Nassau, N r., butt
Robb nston, Ne, IN 1885, and two hundred aud
ninety i've tons regist 7, new measurement
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CALIFORNIA.

Salvage Against the ship Black ~ii-Fire In
Observation-Disclosures from tho North Pacific
whaling Fleet.
sAs FRAsusco. Oct 81. 1867
Judge Hoffman has awarded $40 900 salvage IN the
case OF the sancto steamug Company against ship
Blackwell. recently damaged.
Five Touring mills in Lincoln we're destroyed by nrc
the 10Th. Loss $50 900
Four-Sup -rhne, 81 so; extra. 80. Wheat inactive
al So IS q 81 65 Iegr tenders FOX.
Saiej, ships Back"awk AMI solomon. Liverpool.
Tho whale ship Emily Morgan, thirteen days from
Fox leland, mad arriv-a and ropar's the Norman tn
900 barrels Of oil and 1000 pounds OF bone. October
SD Ike Tam srane with l00J barrels OF oil and l.0O)
pounds vi bone the 1st csro with 600 barres
on ami 600 pounds ne on seDtcbcr 30. tbs Oliver
Croker, tn 600 ba' res oil and 700 pounds bone
9th september. the Keohais, with 400 barrels oil and
900 pounds bone.
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NEW YORK.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Tho Steamer Amsterdam biigcd and Full
Of Water-The schooner Olive Avery In Col.
lision with nn Unknown vcssel-sce0Oner
Julia A. Crawford Ashore.
GREsSPoar L. l., Oct. "a. 1867,
$50 O'clock I. NJ
Tho steamer Amsterdam. ashore on Montauk Point.
is reported bged, and the tide ebbs and flows In her
The schooner Marietta Smith captain Preston has been
from this port TO take out part OF her cargo.
The schoonrr Olive Avery, OF Rockand be-, from
New York for Portland. with corn, into by an
unknown schooner while passing through the Race last
nght and ost her bowsprit, stove 10 forward and
had jib badly torn. She anchored under GARDENERS
Island until morning, took pilot and came
20 Greenport 10 repair damages.
The schooner Julia A. Crawford, Captain Buckley, OF
Green port, from Philadelphia for New York. coming up
to his port Tuesday night took the ground on the
fats below Groenport but came OF next day without
damage after discnargng fo~ tons OF coat. and pro-
ceed0d New York
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PENNS YLVANlA.
SPECIAL IElEeaAM 10 IHE HsSaLa.

The Grant Movement In Philadelphia and
Adjoining Observation-Disclosures ent Of
tho Cholera mt the Navy Ward.
fniLADELrurA, Oct. -. 1881,
usoCi0ck r. NJ. I
Three Grant clubs organized tonight In the
Eleventh, Fourn aud Twenty sixth wards. An nd
journod meeting OF . Grant club also held In the
Twentieth ward. A, all OF them the same enthu.
sasm that has marked the meetng5 held in Grants in.
forest elsewhere Clubs being organized In sdjoln.
ing counties, and Eastern Pennsyvaaia may BE-
considered solid phaianx for Grant
Ristor's triumph last evening in Marie Antoinette
the topic OF conversation everywhere TO-DAY, and
the announcement that she would repea, the part
evening attracted another crowded ADD brilliant audi
Her may DE said TO be In the ascendant and
general wisn expressed that her engagement may be
extended
The cholera Is abating at the Navy Yard. Two men
who thought 70 DO In a dangerous condition
ported for duty to-day. There only two deaths
today, and there visible Improvements In the
dton Of the other patents
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THE PRESS KILOGRAMS.

Hnnnicutt. Judge Underwood and Two Ne
xroes Elected IN kicnnsend-NegrOesv Voting
tho Conservative Ticket Driven from the
PSlis.
RICHMOND Va, Oct. "a, 1867.
Returns received at General Schodeid's headquarters
show concusvey that tho State has voted in favor OF
Convention II Is also certain that the Convention Will
bo radical by fifteen majority.
This city elected the following radicals After three
days st:--HuAncutt, Judge Underwood Norris
soy and two coiored The radicals did not receive
City white votes in tho city, did conservatives
receive atty colored votcs
Negroes who voted tho conservative ticket were again
chased from the polls by a negro mob.
Hunn,cuts son, who arrested for tearing up con-
sevatfse tickets 10 the hands OF negroes at Monroe
ward and scnt 70 Libby Prison, subsequently
released.
Cruise Of the Yacht Observation-Disclosures x-
pedisi0n.
FORTRESS MoSRor, Oct o. 1867.
The yacht Dannless 10 st!Il Ia the The party
on board going 10 Hog Island cunning expo
dition.
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ANcE.

rhe Roman E~pediii""nry Force Ia Camp
English Opinion Of Nnpoleon's Interven-
tiou-The Emperor Of Austria at the TuiI.
ertes.
PARIS, Oct 24-Morning.
The troops which sent to embark Gu the naval
expedition for shs relief Of Romo are now sncsmped
around Toulon
The London Times TODAY has q strong editorial on
French Intervention 4 sugmatizes the compulsory
course OF France TO lalv and perous Europe
and declares hat ns ef.rt will be transient for the
"sribaidians must rio again and new enterprise
against Rome Is inevitable
PARIS, Oct "a 1867
His imperial Majesty Francis Joseph. tho Emperor OF
Austria, arrived at Paris We evening and vas 70.
ceiyed at the raj saor by the Emperor Napoleon
After exchanging lat the 'Emperors entered
= state carriage and driven 10 the Tuilerles
The KomiseHr saws thu. visit Of the Emperor Francis
Joseph adds new piegr 1t aity to the cordial reia
lions established between Austria and France.
The Official statement ~ the Bank OF France published
the Bourse, repors Of COO coo .raIcs
20 bullion during the pat week.
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THE PLAINS.
SPECIAL IflEGRam 70 THE AsaAln

Terms of Peace Agreed Upon With All the
Tribes but the Cheyennes-Aii the Latter
Tribe Not YET Arrived.
MEDICINE LcpGg CexsK. Kansas, Oct III |
VIA FoRr HARKER, Oct. ~, 1851
The Commission concluded treaty to-day win the
Kioss aud Comanche tribes These tribes are 10 20 on
reservation IN Indian Territory, tho north fork Of
Red river, near wlchelow Mountain. They promise
peace, and are to receive annually 81 500 an agency
house. clothing, provisions, &c. ThIs Is no material
alteration Of the treaty OF 1885.
The Commissioners will be delayed six days for the
arrival OF tue hostile Cheyennes. now making medicine
sx,v miles distant
The treaty with the Arapahoes and Apaches will Do
concluded to morrow The Arapahoes returned tonight
from pursuit or the Kav Indians who stole their horses
from here lev nights since. They recovered the
horses and killed the Kaw Indians
II the tneyennss como in az they promise peace will
be made with all Southern Indiana
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Kelly 4. LrOu,s NIlu,treIn.

As usual, Kelly Il Laon's hinstrels drew together =
large house last evening" aud the singing dancing bur
csques and joking all highly appiaudsd. and served
to keep crowded audience good bumor during the
entire performance and TO send them away ell satisfied
with the crlan mcnt At It's close Il saying great
deal OF q negro minstrel band to give them credit for
originality. an this meed of praise well award
10 tue Kelly Leon troupe Tho sing ing OF superior
quality. the excellent and the wit Alto
gether better than the average such performances
Saucy sail Is evenings amusement OF herself There
Ii gratifying absence OF broad jokes and vulgares
tue whole entertainment that entities " especial CON-
mcndaton and spare evening cannot be moro anus
ngly spent than With the Kelly Leon band.
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ENGLA AND.

Hank Reports-Dcnfh nf an AstrOn0mcr-Thc
sianch.- trr Trials.
LONDON. Oct q, 1867.
The official returns a. tho Bank Of England show that
the amour, Of busiion he vaults has decreased
f&.5.000 sterling during the week ending to-day.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. "a 1867.
The Board Of nj OF the Royal Bank OF Liver
pool yesterday made assessment OF f5 per share
upon the stockholders An examination OF the condi.
OF the bank shows nat its liabilities do moi exceed
FL 500 900 sterling. fhe say that the snsu-
son will soon resume business.
LONDON, Oct a. 1856,
Sir James South, al eminent astronomer one Of the
founders and several times President 0. the Royal Az
economical Society, died to-day at the advanced age OF
eighty years.
The governuicn; has refused the application Of
counsel Tor postpon of the trials OF the parties
implicated IN the outrage al Manchester.
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This theatre offers great variety OF aInuscnents
we'll DO crowded into q single evening IL con-
tnues TO advertise "new novelties, I" like the London
publisher whose edition OF '.Last Words OF Richard
Baxter" met with such ready sails shat he advertised
"Morc Last Words Of Richard Baxter" Johnny Thomp-
10 sill the leading card and Mile. Zucco, Of ack
Crook celebrity Is the OF the ballet The house
nightly thronged NTH spectators and this week has in
creased It's popularity by bii OF alarming length, in
which every possible and impossblc branch VI music
aud the drama 10 presented
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ARIZONA.

Tho Capital 10 be Removed TO Tucsen-Iadian
Ousragcs.
SAN FRAscssoo, Oct "a, 1887.
Arizona sdvIces October have been received The
capital OF Arizona Is to DO removed TO Tucson
Numerous Indian outrages mentioned. Colonel
Price, commanding che District OF Colorado had com.
menced vigorous campaign seanst tho Wsliapas
forces arc operating IN three divisions and expect "
erectuay subdue the Indians.
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Fires IN Observation-Disclosures Of Benzine.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. Oct "a, 1857.
Farnam, Stafford 4 Co.'S oil reaoery In this city was
entirely destroyed by Bro last evening. The loss Is
$4,000 terrific explosion Of bsBxins preceded the
connagrston startling the whole CITY. The dry house
OF Graham, wilcox Co. also partly destroyed loss
email.
Later in tho evening nrs broke out in tho buildings
22< and ~ Main street, bus the loss small,
ing 10 about So 900. which 10 partly insured
The chops Of the Columbus Railroad also caught FIRE
causing loss of 81 000 Tho timely arrival OF the Gro
engines prevented . disastrous conhagra,ion.
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Iucoupntibl~.


w nocc in ID published rormuls % one os the m 80
extensive manufacturers Sarsaparilla pectorais No..
that ornblastion SarsaL ssillingac, Troy. fols
phiuin Is compounded and used under TIE name Of
nrfapars for the 81 chrome dseases Every eda-
Gated physician know that crinbinatpn 10
with vegetables IL Incompatible. al>o IN the com
binstioa Of q powerful purgatve with medicines
sesslng Alternative. digretc, sudonc properties designed
the absorheats aud secreons skin. glapis
A., tie only medium through which chronic uoua
and sFn diseases bo cured. The drastic purg i've
properties being the the forluts under
alteration than the Alternative or
through tho aiuentsry canal a the medicinal propct
the slersys before the aDsorDens
where u IL desirable 70 furnish catnsrtics tn
chronic diseases they thoud be given separately aud ~
i.as. az hours apsrt No physicin wouid give drastic
cn,harte the time adm blue 81 Ia
calnne 1r the sick affected chr diseases, use
Railways Resoy.st ~ you wish good eatnaTt'c ,ss
HADWAy Piils. IL suffering pain X. = Relief sold
by Druggists and vADwAy CO. " Maiden Isns
Kar~ays for is6s
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MASSACHUSE TTS.

Illness nj abe President OF the state senate
Fire In Boston.
Bosros Oct a. 1891.
Mr. Joseph A. Pond. President Of the Massachusetts,
Senate, was seized with sudden illness today and m
10 hour this afternoon remained insensiblc aud
a critical CONDITION.
Tne dwelling house stable and cracker bakery Of
Charles Foster In Cambrdgeport was destroyed bv IRE
this morning, lose $1,000 During the Ore Mr. Foster
~a robbed Of $500 10 greenbacks.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

Commercial and Marine Intelligence.
HAVANA. Oct. "a, 1867.
Sugar--No. 1917 is quoted At sic rails ana No
loiS Al rails per cw,. Exchange London lax per
cent premium, faris per cent prcmtum, United
States currency q ceut discount Hams quoted
to-day a, $2f per cwt. TOR sugar cured.
Arrived, briggs Uncle Jerry. from Ellsworth Maine. AZ
Mantanzas: Minnie Miller. from Portland.
Sailed. Elha. for New York.
Arrived at Carderas. Harry, from Baltimore.
Arrived at ManzanilIO, W. ID. Jones, from Phiiade
phA
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CANADA.

Kun ON the Royal Canadian Bnnk-AH On lis
Promptly Responded To.
TORONTO. Csnada. Oct. "a. 1867.
run commsnced the Royal Canadian Bank this
morning and continued with great activity until about
noon. The call for gold being promptly responded 70
the excitement grad ally subsded In order satisfy
the public TO its ability TO meet Al demands tho bank
kept open considerable time after the nour tor
closing All other banks paid gold for Royal Can.
adam bills.
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S HIP PIN @ NJ e w S
FORT OF NEW Yoai. OCTOBER "a. 1857,


Bark Cecrops tbr Williams London. 45 DAYS. with mdsss
TO Taos Durham 10th t ~ t5 Ion 81 % passed Close
10 vessel bottom Judged her to be about 100 tons b,
being DARK unable to ascertain anything furshcx
about her
~ w Meyer-vrssel 10 Funch Mcincke wendt. Been =
DAYS west Of the Banks with light westerly winds ana
Gains lsth inst lat 80 &C. Ion e. 20 signaized ship Bridge
water, hence. bonnd L.
BRIG Bravo lSwet Scrwn Rio Grande SO days with COT
fee, 70 Funch, Maincke Wendt
Brig Victoria Amei (Brl Ferro. Glaze Bay. CB days.
with COAL Il Y Small Co.
Wind a sunset NE,
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NIN'FNNNTE VcI. ~ T'OF
Tho first game OF the billiard tournamen, to-day was
between vermucon ard snyder and the most closely
contested OF any game vet played. The Yer
mueioD 800; snyder 2e5; sinners average, 231s.
The sccond game between Choate and Smith,
which Cheate Davis and Rivers Played the third
game sccrc-Dav's, 900: Rivers 1876.
rhe fourth game was between Foster aud Parker
Parker running out on the eleventh inning aud aver
aging ~ silt
The nfth game was between Ackermau Of Cincinnati
ana Coon o. Chicago, aud wa won By Coon hs score
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HooIey,. Opern nom.e-Broo,.i,m

Manager Kcoley still retains his popularity with sae
play gocrs OF Brooklyn. Tho house last nIgat filled
10 repetition. The programme contained . variety o.
good things, including songs ballads burlcsqles, &c
Tho droeries OF Archy Hughes and the excebircties
OF Cool Burgess fail so bring down the applause
Of the audience The new horiesquc founded the
local play OF Under the Gasght. In very clever hit
It's scenic effects very good, and quite equal To the
original
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NORTH CAROLINA.

The Coming Eiectiop-increased Dispositions
ia Convention.
WILMINGTON, n. G., Oct e. 1867.
The opposition to the Convention Is increa'ins; but
majority gill probably vote in favor OF 4 Very few
nesro delegates viii be elected 10 this state the whites
hasing majority o. about twenty ave thousand. tae
eonsarv.liyes VIII nnAonh.edrr coniroI The BODY.
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A M U 5 { M E NJ T S .

Academy Of Mu.ic-Fnnny Jnnausrhrk
ihis eminent German ba9fdlsnae appeared b-,ore \
large audience last night the character Of Adrenrs
tue Actress aro, IA which poor Rachel her highest
honors This play is Que which has been given hero
before very often, and By representatives OF distinction
but a. each pale face OF her for whom
u was written seems TO look from the mist OF
past and reouke the ventuesoms actress who attempts
the roe Tho drama naturally loses much by fransa.
ton. The Italian version which Madame Rslor pre-.
sentod had little OF the sparkle and pyrotechnc
quality OF French wit about H. and the German t.ansis
ton makes the brilliant characters OF the psy excessive
bores by ts turgid dialogue Ml-s Janauschek had
therefore trying task before her In attempting such
character rs Adrienns. Her success was unexpected
and decided and her aptitude for such line OF actag
having foeting tender affection, and natural IN
Tho love between the actress and Marshal SAKE
not degraded turned into ride lie by maudin
expressions OF Affection raining PROSECUTIONS OF never
dying consistency. There WIS peculiarly teuder, plant
I've In Mas Janauscheks voice Ia the scenes IN
the green room Of tho theatre aud at tho cottage OF
Allie Duchos, and the wall OF broken heart went up
Ia each word that spoke Of Aanricos Inconsistency.
She aided her rivals escape and bore her "a ints
with anguish at the thought OF her lover having do
ceived her There was, however, u times degree OF
coarseness in tho Characterization which the ethereal
nature Of tho roe shrinks FROM tendency TO over
II Miss Janauschek would only moderate her energetic
ACT and stimulation Of passion and cutrust herself 10
tho dictates OF her natural feeling and artistic
promptings there would be bsmsh0s TO mar tue far
escutcheon OF her dramatic inIersOnstOns The rest
Of last night hardly up medocriiy II
except the representative OF Miohonnet VINO nrey
satisfactory. Miss Jasauscheis character viii be
Nary Stuart. Don BacsAio being given in The mean
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Tho Fiection-The CAL for a Convention Car
ried.
WAsmSGroy oct "a 1857
Intelligence from Richmond, Va tonight saies that
that the polls closed an the wards Of the city OK
ceps the Third, IN which tho voting viii continue all
night Oaical returns from the four wards In which
the polls closed show majority or 2li FOR the rat-
cal ticket. which viii be Increased by the vote In the
Tnird ward AMI majority OF 1880 for the convention
In The wards heard from only twenty negroes voted
the conservative ticket and but thirty white men
the radical ticket General Sshoneld Is denounced for
keeping the polls open longer than his order for the
election specified
learn that charges for improper conduct in conduct
Ing the election viii DO preferred against Lieutenant
Colonel Rose BY . number OF prominent citizens
From returns received tonight the convention viii DO
composed OF or.y.iwo conservatives and sixty three
radicals Thirteen negroes have boon returned a. FAR s
heard from
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The Newmnr.e, sionshton Races.

The Ncwmnrhe, iiouGhton Races.
NEWMARKET. Oct. "a. 1867.
The course to-day ~as crowded with spectators Ad-
iiionai interes, cracd by the announcement that
Iozenge and woolsey ~oult again for the cambrdg
shire stakes the for which on the second DAY
resulted in n dead heat or those two horses
The race took pace anii much excitement, and 70.
suited In the success OF Lizeag..
The Free Handicap race. "uica followed, was won by
Palmer
Tho Sweepstakes OF my sovereigns won by
suffolk.
The Troy Stakes won by Rosicrucian. ono Of the
Winning horses on tho n's dsy OF this meeting
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GERMANY

General Adhesion 10 tho New Americas
Postal TrcNtv.
RsRL"S, October e, 1857.
All the German States which ars not members OF the
Confederation have sisr I'd their intention OF adding
their signatures the postal treaty concluded be-
tween tho Confederation Of the North aud the United
5tatss Of America
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Theatre Co,nique.

This 'temple OF the muses. diied last evening
with audience which evidently came determined to
enjoy the iuo Tho "Japs" wers in thor full glory
K,ar- Aong Ya-Aanck and Yamada E-shee .Mcsay
taps and proved that the japanese peopp
knew thing ortso. Tho Wedding dance OF tue almond
.. cd gentlemen was worry entertaining, aud recon.
m nd all young married people 10 go and see IT, The
daring performance OF Yanada f. suee- Mosky equals
some OF B ndns ceIebraIei wire ropo Efforts Colt a
oharpley and rest Of the burned met
with their usual succesa