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1MMlGRAr1oN-La Societe allemande
d'emigration tenu dernierement sa reu.
nion generale, dams laquelle etc presente
I'M rapport qui renferme d'interessantes
donnees.
Limmigration allemande dams le port dc
New York. qui etait de s6,859 en- 1857, a
beauooup diminne dams les annees suivantes.
Ellie n'etais plus que des24,172 en- 1862.
Mais ellie s'ess beaucoup relevee apres Ia
guerre. En- 1857, ellie atteint lc chiffre
de 1852. En- 1868, ellie etc de 1O4,.
SIS. Dams eette meme aimee, fIrlande a
envdye 48.42l emigrants d New-York,
lAngleterre 26,971, rEcosse, 6,006, Ia
Suede IA, 4,a06, la Suisse s,Os7, Ia France
1881, Ia Hollcude 2,127.
LIE rapport const>te Que l. condition sa.
nitaire des emigrants etc tres bonne SUI
les navires dams le cours de rannee der.
niere. II aut dependant exoepter le Leib.
sisz 4 bord duquel sont morris cent quatre
passagers.
La Societe frequemment averti le pu-
Bile de Ia fraude qui consists d aire prem
DIRE en- Europe aux emigrants de faux billess
de chemins de fer americains. Grace ses
avis, ON a p-ohibe eette vente en- Allema.
gne ct en- Angleterre; mais ellie est encore
tolsree en- France. au grand detriment des
emigrants alIemands qai prenneni Ia route
du Havre.
La remuneration du travail manuel pour
les immigrants sans meter special, en- 1868,
vasie, 4 New York, de $40 i $25 pour
les hommea, ct de So as SO par nuois pour
les femmes.
Les secours donnes aux immigrants par
la Societe &c cont elrves d $8, SOC en- 1858.
Ellie pessede actuellement IN capital de
$50. 600, ct eonpte dams son sein lee prin-
cipaux eitoyens d'origiue allemande.
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HabitatiOn a T.0uar,

60U1C2G10n @ LOuer.
DOuR plus d'informations, s'adresseE
J. d JOHN POSEY.
Opelousas, 80 Janvier le69-1m.
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NENTE EPARLE SHERIFF.
Etat de la Louisiana

Charles H. MOuton, Cour de- District
rs. Parulssc IT. Landry,
Joseph VI. Carriere pere No. 1896.
I'm vertu dun ordre de saisie ct lie vente. Ian
L. &c dams l'affare ci deSsus intitulee, par la
Cour du Huiteme District judiciaIre dr: / Etat de
la Louisiana siegeant dams ct pour la paroisse St.
Landry ct moi adresse, i'otfrirai a vendre, en-
v-nte publque, au plus otssrant ct dercier enche-
risseur, devant la porte de la Maison de Cour de
ce,tr paroisse, en- la vile d'Opeousas,
LIE Salnedi, 8 Mars proclaim,
1869, commencant a l h-ures du matin ct con
tinuant de jour en- jour sill est necessaiie tous les
droits. titres. interets ct pre-nsions d- JnsRn NJ
Carriere, pere, lie deftndeur. la propriete sui,
vante, saisie pour satstaire ledit ordre, savolr
Tn certain moroccan ou parcelle de
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foar de In matiare i lire. reyea
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Vente Publique.
Succession DR.. Arsene Henry.
Inn vertu dun ordre de Ia Cour des
- Preuves, il sera vendu en- vente pu-
blique, au plus offrant ct dernier enche-
risseur, par lie soussign6 Curateur, ou par
un Encanteur dfment commissioner, de-
want la porte de La Maison de Cour de
eette paroisse, en- Ia vile dOpelousas,
lie Samedi 6 Mars proclaim, 1869,
les proprietes ci-dessous decrites, appaf-
tenant la succession dudit Docteur Ar
sene Henry, decede, dernierement de Ia
Paroisse St. Landry, d savoir: =. .
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COLLEGE ST. CHARLES,
Grand Coteau, Line

TN iucendie Went de detruire le College
L de Spring Hill, pres de Mobile, Ala
bama. dlrig &c par les Rev. Peres de la Com
pagnie de Jesus. On fait savoir aux pa
rents ct aux tuteurs que lie personnel des
proresseurs de ce College s'est transporte
au Grand Coteau, dams les batIments du
College St. Charles, OIL les cours sont rou-
verts, ct OH les eleyes peuvent Sc presenter
immediatement.
Grand Coteau Is Few. 1869. 3G-2t
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uUue Socists de Bienfaisance Israelite Went
Do 90 fosmer an notre vills Ellie d6ja choisi
ses esciees priDcipanx- ct est aajourd' hui euae-
sair De rsdiger ct adopter une chaste.
Ls Jury de Police do nosse Paroisss,
ssseo ouue Bberalit4 recounue, q fait douatieu 4
estse societs, d'aa anorcean de tesTe 3tuS dams
he knites de notre vile, dams 10 bat den faiFe
uaeinssisEe Hsbrmque.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
PrOlHtG Notice.

EN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF LOUIS FRI.
II and deceased in Probate Court. Tuolumne County,
State ofCaorniaIt appearing to this Court by the
on presented and filed by A. b. Preston, the Admnis
TRAITOR of the Estate of Louis Fand deceased praying for
order sell personal and real estate that it
to sell the whole portion of the real estate to
pay the debts outstanding against the deceased, and the
debts, expenses and charges of the administration.
1t therefore ordered by the Court that all persons in
teested in the said Estate appear before the said Probate
Court. Saturday, the twentieth day February, A. D.
1902 at eleven o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the
Court said Probate Court in Sonora County of Ta
oumne, show why order should not be grant,
ed TO the said Administrator to sell much of the real
tate of the deceased shall be necessary And that
ny of this order be published at least four successive weeks
in the UNION DEMOCRAT. weekly newspaper printed and
published said City Sonora and County of Tnoumnc
CHAS. IL. RANDALL.
Sunara Jan 90 1860. Probate Judge.
estate OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF TU0LUMNE,
- ss-I. r. Z. Gardiner. Clerk Of the Probate Court,
State ans County aforesaid do hereby certify that tho
foregoing full true and correct copy of the original
der duly and entered upon the minutes Of said Pro-
bate Court
witness my hand the seal of said Court, this 2oth
day OF January, A d. lSG9-
II. E. GARDINER, Clerk.
r.. ST. BY l. J. POTTER, Dcp'ty :
Sonora Jan. 20 1869 jan 23- 4w.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
TE.EGRAPHaC NEWS.

s. p,ul Nina }. January la.-Alexander Ramsey was
70 elected United states senator by the UNANIMOUS heP"0
lican vote with one exception. =, - n, - =, -, oi>.,
I,<S.Nc Mich january IL Chandier "S
.l uuitei states Senator receiving tue e'te N'A""''
:, r-,,r;h,i u.-olin was
elected United States Sen'tor~ p,x,-i ,,ss
w1,Ny<crox ipell January la---Iaines baNS" W., MtS
,cs inircl States Senator 10 serve TN Mafch rus
So, rbomas .avsrd, elected Tor the III" 'e'ih' sN
years, atterwaTd -, p.u,t,,-a, c.n>ns of the
,sa Iceislai ure have this time failed 10 n'ns'e
S,s,r linton has the highest vote, @oNefneT Butter
next. :, TT, r,,;s,a+vra filled II
- = SENATOR In the Senate, Conh'cN receive" =
,s Hendricks 10. scattering q On tes e'eetsu ~ @
rs f|rmb,ek received +S lleudrieNS ~
NJ e,,t,cn The two Houses meet tehofiV" al
,ek in Jeint Convention, and Viii vote aS"n
,hI;rans re,>e 10 vote fer CnmoacN en- Hecouo' v
~ ;t;rn made ly him u Governor BAKER taS' eNe"l+,
t,,n hs,>,,na candidate against Ea&er ht "eNetne'
~ tat,,r ,,ana use his influence 10 secure ms
Sto ana election IL the Senate. TINS prel>at i,SAS'
,ii,nrc5 As corrupt aud indecent The corr,
S,r"an roker and Cimback was read IA the senate
,,s,n the Senate passed resolution declaring Cum
- ss,rrt i{shonoiabe. and several memoeFs refuse
10 SrStein the Caucus noualnatiVn' -, ,....-
R.STaN January i9.-SnnineV Was AV7S-NN'N ~
to-day almost without opposition - 49,,
Nstxy January Ia.--Reuhea T. fenioa was 'i'S's"
MEupuIs Tenn January l9-Three Arkansas i nl.us,
,p, ~. rsn,icfri hy A Caurmartla iGr onttaktos
white wr,an and shct hy order of The CoaF'ASF"' '0
! aan
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

COLUMBIA NEws.--The miners in and
around Columbia are busy at work, but as
the water has been in camp only short
while none have washed up, when they do
we vii. report results.
The Star" mine, at American Camp, has
shut down fer the present but, Mr.. lliskey,
one OF the owners, tells Us that work will be
resumed within month and will he prose
cuted then more vigorously than ever before.
Messr>. HSkey and Stage are busy at work
on til Grant mine, near the "Star." erecting
n large ten stamp steam quartz mill with all
the necessary hoisting apparatus for taking
rock out of the mine, together with saw
mill to be used in getting out timbers for the
mine. Machinery for the mill has been go
ing up to the camu for the past two months.
\ good deal has been packed uuon jacks.
Mr. Hiskey says tbas the company (capi-
talists from Philadelphia have all the hoist
ing apparatus nearly erected and in a short
time the mill will be completed. The hope
of Columbians rest with the above named
mines. If they prove failure the fate OF
Columbia is decided. But a company would
not 90 to an expense Of fifty thousand dollars
unless they had good reasons for doing so.
The rock in the "Star' vein is known to be
rich. But when work is resumed upon it we
shall know more about it.
Mr.. p. H. Medley has quite large dane
ing school in this city. He proposes giving
his scholars grand soiree at Fallon's Hall,
Friday, January %. Admission one dollar.
Dollars are remarkably scarce nowadays
and unless he hauds US q comp. tick. We
wont he there.
Mons Abraham Levy, the Columbia auc-
tioneer, returned home last week with &
blooming young bride. The brass band SER
enaded him the night of his arrival and were
in turn treated to champagne by the young
man. RICHMoND.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

FARMERS ExcuAScE.-We have received from
ii. c. Bennett late Secretary Of the Califor-
MIA Labor Exchange, q circular giving plan
for the organization and conduct Of Farm
ers, Exchange. The object purports to he
the freeing Of the California farmers from the
'impositions aud frauds praeticed upon them
by 'hc combination Of wealthy spectators in
San Francisco We cannot afford to give
the pr,ject more extended gratuitous no
tice, bu; any Of our readers who feel interest
ed can ehtain full information from II. c.
Bennett, Nos. l. and Is Government Build
ing, corner Of Sans,me aud Washington
streets, San Francisco.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

TnE EP,DEMIc.-Our county has been Won
derfally fortunate, SO far, in escaping the
SMALLPOX. The annexed item from the Stock
ton Ga>efte of Saturday l6th inst, shows that
we are liable to have it imported at any time.
The people of Tuolumrc are under many
obligations to the energetic stage agent who
stoppped the sick Italian
An Italian took passage for Columbia this
morning, on one of the stages of that line,
who was mildly afflicted with the smallpox.
\ short tme after he left, the fact became
known to the agent of the line, who took a
buggy and started in pursuit, otertaking the
stage at French Camp. lie at once ordered
the passengers to get out and succeeded hnaI-
ly in getting them to do SO, when ne INFORM
ed them what the trouble was. The Italian
was then made to get in the buggy and was
brought back to this city. 1t is proper to
state that the stage agent knew nothing OF
the man until fifteen minutes after the stage
left. but acted with the utmost promptnesS as
soon as he learned the fact.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Jan. 33, 1862 -2w

United District Of Caforna.-In the Matter Of
Julius Jacobs of rroumne County Voluntary Bankrupt
Before Mr. Samue! j. Clarke, JrNotce is hereby given
that petition has been filed in said Court by Julius Jacobs
of Sonora in Tuouinne County, said District duly de-
clared Bankrupt under the Act of Congress approved
March ID 1867 for Discharge, and Certificate thereof,
fIom all his debts and other claims provabe under SAID
Act; that Tuesday. the 10th day of February A. D.
1869 IL O'Clock A. NJ. of said day, before the Disct
Court the Uni States in the City and County Of San
assigned the time and place for the near
ing same, when and where creditors who nave
proved debts and person interest may appear
show if any they have, why the prayer oil tha
Petitioner should be granted BY order OF
SAMUEL J. CLARKE Jr
Jan. %, 1s6e.-2w Register in bankruptcy.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
GenSt0DS0'S Sale

Ply VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT OF
d Justice VIM l.. O,breys Court the 4th Township.
County of Tuoumue directed in favor OF BocquerAK
Pache aud against Peter Ferguson have seized ard will
expose for sale at Public Auction At O'Clock p NJ.
Mos day the 2'nd day of February A H. 1909 at the Court
House the City of Sonora the following described
perty, t,w One Rapch situated th. Road from Don
Pedros Bar Merced Falls the head of Rodgers
Creek; and about af miles South Fred Ie-
brght's Ranch and known Peter FerEusons Ranch.
together with dwelling and ont houses The said Ranch
contains about leo leS with part enclus ed
with board fence.
Dated, Sonora the 23d day of January. A. n. 1869.
W. d. CRAWFORD, Constable.
4w
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

IRISuYEN ATTENTION A notice Of meet
ing of the Irishmen of Columbia, to be held
on Sunday, 9TH proximo, will be found in
another column. Its object is to take the ne
eessary steps for celebrating the approaching
St. Patrick's day.
1t is time the Irishmen Of Sonora were
moving in this matter either to have a cele-
bra;icn of their own or to join with their
Columbia brethern.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

PRENrIcE MuLFoRp.-Since the consolida-
tion Of the D'umGtic Perieac and Figaro,
Prentice MulIcrd has had no connection with
the concern. 1t either lacks the means to
pay. or does not appreciate first class talent.
Mr.. Mulfo.6 made the Rcriclc, during his
editorial connection with it, the spiciest little
shee, in San Francisco We feel assured that
San Francisco journalism will net let his
great ability remain long unemployed.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

FoR WHITE PINE.-Last Monday the fol-
lowing named gentlemen, all old Tuolumne-
ties, left Sonora for White Pine: j. B.
Carter, j. A. Smith, Rufus Keys, John
Monahan, F. p Engle, L. L. Hogle,-Grant
and James Storey. We wish them the best
of luck. but think they have chosen q very
unfavorabe time to start. All accounts from
White Pine agree in saying that prospecting z
is over for this season, provisions are high,
sickness prevails and, until Spring opens,
there is nothing to 90. The First of April Is
early enough to start.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
TIE p1-rRucr COURT OF THE

the District of fCalifonian the Mat
Christian Reis Voluntary Baukrupt.-This Il
give Notice that the 10Th day C January 1862 War
rant in Bankruptcy issued aust the Estate of Chris
tian Rest County Trolumne and State of Caor-
who has been adjudged Bankrupt his peti-
tion; that the of debts and delivery
property belonging such Bankrupt him for his Gso,
and the transfer Of property by hip. forbidden b
law That meeting OF the creditors okthe said Bankrupt
prove their debts and choose assignees Of
his Estate will be held at Court of Bankruptcy be ho
den Rooms Nos 25 and 26 IN the bading staatoa'o
y. of Washington and Battery of the city
and county of San Francisco, before Samuel j. Clarke
Jun Register. On the 18th day February A. D. 1854
at IL o clock A. NJ
CHARLES W. RAND,
U. S. Marshal, As Messenger.
Jan. 33, 1s69-2w District of California.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
COnStabIc'S Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED OUT OF
HG Justice Chas. Turpcr's Court, of First Township
County Of Tuounnc, directed in favor of s. T. Tur
and against W, Witt and r. NJ. Berry have
cd and will expose Tor sale at Public Auction nj II
the thirteenth day February A. D. 1862 at the Court
Osc door in Sonora, the following described property
tow One frame house and lat situated on the East side
of the road leading Ia Columbia, Browns Flat. and
known the Berry House. adjoining John Ferrals LOT
the South together with all the right title and interest Of
said Berry. in and a placer claim, situated on
Browns Flat and known the Mississippi claim. for
gIld coin
Dated, Sonora, the 18th day ofJanuary. A. D. 1859.
J. +. EDWARDS, Constable.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
Probate Notice.

q y TIE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF c. II. NYMAN.
II deceased In Probate Court state ofCaornia Coun
y ot to order Of said Court, made
the Goth day of Jan A u. SC9, notice is hereby given
that Monday the Sth day of Eel ruay A. D. 1859 at IL
O'Clock. NJ of said day and the Court Of said Court
nj the Court House in the City of Sonora County aforesaid
having been appointed the time and place for proving
the Will of said G. b. Nyman deceased and for hearing
the application of A. b. Preston for the issuance him of
letters testameutary when aud where person nterst
I'd may appear aud contest the same.
Attest, Il. l.. GARDINER, Clerk.
II. s. BY l. J. POTTER, Dcp'ty.
Jan 20 1860 ian. 23. Sw
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

FATAL AccIpENr.-On Saturday IL inst,
while John Thomas and John Brown were
working in an open cut in the Martin Nine,
on the North Fork of the Tuolumne, a huge
boulder slipped from the upper side of the
cut and caught Mr.. Brown. killing him in
stantly. The boulder crushed against his
breast literally hattenins hin out against the
opposite bank. lie was buried in Sonora
last Monday
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

The STATE Capital Reporasr, published at
Sacramento has entered upon its third vol
umc. The Reporter is a sound Democratic
Journal a first rate newspaper ana publishes
the Supreme Court decisions in snll. 1t
should take the place Of the Sacramento Union
among Democratic lawyers, business men and
families.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

\ dispatch oE the l1th says the President
has sent to the Senate the treaties with Great
Bcitain On the Alabama claims, the rights
of naturalizod citizens, and the questions
arising out of the Joint occupation Of San
Juan. The Alabama treaty is concluded
substantially on the original terms presented
nv our Government.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

Attention The lottery of the effects of
the late A. Mayer will take place in the Turn
Verien Hall, Sonora, on Monday eve, Feb.
lst, at y o'clock.
After the Lottery there will be a social
dance. A ticket for the lottery will admit a
Lady and Gentleman. Those who have not
taken tickets will be admitted on paying
81 Co
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23


AT Knights Ferry January o. 1869 Eliza A. only daugh-
ter " and Sarah A. Tulloch aged - and mos
Miss Eliza Tulloch after lingering illness OF more tan
year. was off in the bloom of early womanhood
Possessed all those qualities of mind and heart which
constitute nobility, she known only to be loved
She was gentle amable and kind to all her friends, and
bore her uTerings with patient resignation. With every
thing to live tor died that period of life when the
world locks brightest.
s.But it such pureness was on her brow such
sweetness on her tVngGe
She was loved with that mystic, immortal love which
we know death to the young.
We deeply sympaihize with her bereaved family IN their
unutterabe SORROW.
At San Juan Monterey county, October 81 1865 James
Irtcher eldest Mr. and Mrs. James II. Mylar Aged
Is wears At the place. Oct %, lS6s. julia Mylar,
eldest daughter Of the parents aged Is years.
TBoth died Of smallpox We sincerely sympahize with
the sorrow stricken parents in their irrepers bic loss
At La Grange January H. 1860, James Duffy, native
of Ireland aged 81 years.
Alta Grange January lS, 1869 Mr.-samuels, native
Of France
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

The WEATnER.-Since our last issue, the
weather has been beautiful. Bright, warm
days and frosty nights. As we 20 to press
clouds begin to gather indicating change.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

COUNTY CouRr.-Tae People VS.. Domingo
Ulloa--iury disagreed.
The other cases before the Court were con-
tiaued TO next term.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

We call attention to the Rock River Ranch
advertisement. It's superior facilities fer
stock ranching ate too we'll known to need
any recommendation from US.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

The next meeting of Mite Society will be
held at the residence of j. S. Cady, Esq. on
the evening of Friday, Jan. Goth.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23

Ira Smith, of Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Ex-
press, will please accept our thanks for news
paper favors.
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
NEW ADyERTIsEMEyTS.
Notice,

II n drawn upon the Current Expense Fund, can
have the Registered upon presentation the
nrers Office.
D. N. KENFIELD
County Treasurer.
Sonora, Jan. Is 1s69.-1m
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
IARRIED
BORN.

On the 18th inst. by Justice Chas Tupper. James T
Stapp to Mary Theodosa Hendricks, both of Sonora
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
LOCAL NEWS.

Rev T. q will hold service in St James GaEFeh
at IL O'Clock Sunday morning.
At Colemhia the NJ. +. Church. on Sunday eve AZ
~ o'eloek.
The Rev Charles s newng will presch in the Presey-
terian Church. Sabbath morning at IL O'clock
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
NEW ADVERTESEMEN
3 CAS.I. TO TIM E3HSFsNEN or co.
LClB2A AND VICINITY.
I7tla MARCH, 1869.

TyvHE IRISHMEN or CoLUMRIA AND VICINITY.
4 requested - attend meeting take place
SUNDAY, February Gth, 1869 3 II. VI,
Fallen Hail. fer the purpose orakiu proer,neAsurss
the celebration of the approaching l7th Of March
Signed, +. II. CoS-rove. I, HAYES. John p,Ian +
MuVy, J. Duffy, J. Griffin. I. Glauch6ed J. MeNamec.
T. Rrney. IL. McpeSit. NJ. Brady. Z. Groy, H. Farley
and !. Boyle
Jan. Is. lS6o-2w
The union Democrat., 1869-01-23
- -
EDs r. ID,

In Sonora January 18th 1862 the wife Torrance Brodi
gan of Son.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-13
THE DRAMA.
MR.. TIssINGToN'S BENEFIT.


We observe that performance is to be given
for the benefit OF Mr.. Tssingon, the wellknown and
highly esteemed orchestral leader The performance Will
take place at the Grand Opera House, this afternoon
The attraction offered various to merit. The pur-
pose we scarcely need to say is that will awaken
kindly interes-which for the sake Of good musician
and worthy man. We trust may express itself in a
practical manner.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
The Worrell Sisters are pleasing, in burlesque,
at the Olympic Theater, st. Louis
Mr. COudock has been playing Luke EielGiHgs
in The Willow COpse in Boston.
Mr.. Selwyn has brought out in Boston
new comedy by Mr.. Robertson called The Nishtin'
gale"
Mr.. Jem Mace will shortly make his last
grimace at the Tammany The present announced as
bis last week. He will have benefit Friday night.
Mr.. John E. Mccullough reappeared at the
California Theater San Francisco on the Isl INST mr.
Edwin Adams appeared at the California Theater on tho
4th inst
Afternoon performances to-day at the Olym-
pic e. Streets OF Now YORK; the Circus various ehteT
tainments the Grand Opera House "a miscellaneous bll
for Mr.. Tissington's Lenetip, aud Woods Museum
{" Perl").
A recent writer says: "Stage traditions are
sometimes regarded as prcjudcial TO art inasmuch as
they cramp genius and tie actor down TO ola forms
and conceptions Of part from which none put man OF
great originality can entirely emaucpate MhseI. iho
other side of the question is the weigher Inc accunu
lated experience OF generations and the "reminiscences
advantages which COMPENSATE for the evil OF the letters
they mpose."The TRUTH usual, lies In the medium
Mr.. Maurice Neville, an actor who appears to
have achieved O marked. distinctive and somewhat un.
usual success on the German stage Berlin, Vienna and
other continental cities. is about 20 appear at the shdt
read great many good words for Mr.. Neville and We
incline to anticipate that he will make marx on our
stage He plays, believe. both IN English ana German.
80 nos been esnecaly successful IN the character Of
Ot6eio His debut here will be watched with interest.