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DlIo notice Will bo given OF hor appearances
AZ Lady Naobeth mud Qaee7a Catherine.
upoLEY'B YHEATnE.
Tho parlor Homo OF Comedy did fair bust
nesg during tho past wools, commencing with n
nov piece entitled " Flirtation," which was full
Of flu, but ratllor broad aud loosely constructed.
Tho attraction Of tho piece WAS tho Alst appear
a,!co Of MisH Dalton, q Indy Of 1nany personal
eiarma who had practically retired from the
ntago, not having played for nllmbor Of yoars,
1t wis evident TINT her long abast.ce FROM tho
footlgta lad placotl her ut groat disadvantage,
anl TINT II required yearn Of pationtt
lost. It was hazardous experiment to
appear before critical audience aa
critlo atld eallow aA when He made hcr isrst bow
to tho public. That tho result Of tho exporl-
well as Ao1solt, IL aot tobo wondered ut. "Elir-
, 1873-10-12

,nnv ,,rcaurno TIM sncator n h,vn a xro,,n Nor.
aos;h1 imtorcst. Inn All ainost 3nsurn,o,ntahjo
tendency to impart On emotional colorina to he tonc
Of The voieo and rcllgion is suggcstes ho
aasumoa tho holy slrg-Rong and full royalty c rlde
~ oi the swcinRs Ihoseot. Howt II il nhgneetonanlo
ho thorl,t f, tho sermon. r rse, md faljs on tho
sinninr car win roriar cnie,,rc ihn niia ti,r sun
Of farn,yny n1,d unki,nwnic fnrco whei ,nnnifnsts
itsef to M oily 10 thIs awfnl rhytl.,,. Thoa1t
y,,enLs In The stil calm voicc E,nnInu Hinna AiIl
II yn n,,t sina il, lie ,nmn ~ Uuna,y loi mn hen
pf so,, do,'t aIwnyu gil,u liz sn,ne tuno
1stita.f,ti,, xi,a ,s.e~. w T 1t',..a,.u ,,rr.,7.,
Il. .1u .a.,1suni!M"y' no pa1lor GhGushoS ono1
btfess AHu " Euucatlon ntlu lihnGhtcnnioht.
Tho 1resicr,, Catholic ie prolific III editorials.
discussing Tic "Futuro Of Irolnntl," tho " Rod
MAJ, i !. rrrlurt1,a nic,n,t;na II !. raonl Eni,
tns t1,o :. I{S3ona;,r - ill., 1soo,s !, nd IL nh.
St.a s1r ntcnsnnh VI tuo Auaeon .'uu MI -,
no and pfivato Extrnvngnnco,' MI OF Whlch ~
siS columns. Tho lattor topic endh IN thia
Wiap:
". nu.t oco,on,tvo ,ro ,,,,,.. cooao IN td ,,orua
rnfIrnaa W. 1rst 1sst ,,nor n,,r nmhlin tminn Inn
cal aud saving Of tho pooitus money no must 10 lesa
under the sway of fashion, mud IL our prlyate lives wo
must lower our noons eg or two ana must start m
c M IT, eco aro mo ase e,n s
, 1873-10-12
THE. DRAMA.

THE. DRAMA.
Last week's array Of dramatic attractions can
not bo regarded aa bolonging to d yory hlgh Or:
dor. There was absolutely nothing worthy Of
especial note. Two thoatrcs wore eugaged in
tho Joo Murphy and John Thompson business,
which occasionally crops out during season,
whilo tho othor two Legitimate theatres wore on
gagcd In tho very lightost Of farces. The pros
ont week finds sudden change. Tho contrast
between the features of this week aud those Of
lust ia strongly marked. Charlotte Cushmau md
Robert MoWado aro tho stars, whllo the Tronch
drama comes to tho surface again in our Parlor
Homo Of Comedy. Tic week promises, with
these entertainments and tho E1posi-
tion, Boagon OF unusual brlllianoy
which will be gratefully appreciated. Tho
attendance during tho past week has boen
moro than fair at most Of tho thoatros, ot,r
country visitors having supplied any deficiencies
In the size Of audiences. Miss Cushman's ar
rival during The present soason will ho grand
chance to thousanda who have beeu unable bo-
foro to geo lcr.
1I'vICKEn's THEATRE.
"garatoga," always acceptable as provocation
to laugh, remained on tho boards until last oyou
ing, when it wus withdrawn. It WAS generally
appreciated, mud was tho most profitable pfcco
Of tho aeaeon 1t aooms as though A1r. MoVlckor's
prediction that afterlast Monday, business would
begin to look up Inns been verified, 30 far, at any
rate. as ho Is concerned. Il is certain that the
present week and itB SUCCESSOR will show no
sign Of weakness, Us during Mi6s 0uslnlans
previous engagement stanang-room was sold
nightly at McVickor's. This greatest Of living
aotrosaos appears on Monday night In llor won-
dorfu1 imporsonation OF Meg 1fer'4!fcs, In "Guy
Mannering." with tho following cast Of charac-
to,s;
Meg Merrlllcs. Miss Charlotte 0!lshmun
JUN MA1!eFlliB+.. .utAh'A hLeA
Lucy neCtaG! :a.s{ p.scfh
Mrs. hcGahtlsh. .Nia!4e - IIos
y
Ga1lt!!u ~ .SE
!.olA1a!Iu aaAIauus Ms
!tt!lFy 1tGlIaAAt .I"!!ts 4eut4
W. AtannernH. - 5GaeFs9 !toek
Dirk II4tturlck. II. H. Pierce
!alhn NMEhel!I4tss Nso!hp taos'A
9e!t o!usAoIls. W. IL as3 iHu1t
oo.h u bn'c!ta
naGfint's l.u 9taEt
sonpasIlha. aat"u
'A@A'e
, 1873-10-12


out their uso in this world. During the present
week Robert MclNado will play his version OF
"Trip Van Winklo:"
Rip Van inkle, arr. Robert hicwaas
Leopod Won Hector. Mr. i; L. 4 F. harrot
NICK vsdder.: v, i: 5onnson ,on'ssa
TS1g1 Knsker55et sn5 j. u Eyeriam
Rculeu' John n Mcpopaid
LAWYER App Blaa Rob,neon
First vllagcr .Mr. j. L. 1Iay
second Vllager .hlr. ueorg9 Green
o tte Reoes etaeni. Mia: ;ea nas 11aa Man Uofy
nwarf ,ir, FranE Marwoli
Eds Van winiie. Miss Nele noyd
sconio. ..Misa KHte Wilson
Alico.. Miss Nellie Mclleify
Tho music of the pieco wiz fare botter With
tho Academy. orchestra, under A1r. LoeHGh'h
artiatic direction, Than 1t Inns cTor dono III Chi
cago+ -....-.
TIL: GLOBE THEATRE.
tom Artiste," is announced for the ensuing
woefs at tho Globo Theatre, supported by her
sistorH, Misses Lnura and clara Williams. .sho
will open sensational drama with which thoa-
Fire -Waif,' in which she, assumes Hegen roles
with aongB, banjo Bolos clog dances. and jlgs.
Sho Is supported by A1r. Lawlor's entire COM
pany.
issues from the cosy homo Of minstrolsy. Thero
il q burlouque Thomas concert, in which the fol-
lowing foreign artista will gracously participate
Mllo. Augustine I1naine, Sly. cottonins, Horr
Knyenne, and Sig. Nowcombobby. The quar-
tetto give aome now selections, md Billy hce
oxpounds tho financial crisisi wlio Mackin,
Wilson; Dayonport, aud the rost Of q the company,
-, ~ ~ ~ wy n ~ ootin,,o 9aA'o0aoo 41AoAe'
Tur arrvrre prurr1r.
| Tho nrasent wer1r nnens viii n call unon thu
publjo by q gentlolpap Who las, il, days go,,o ,
| by, served them faithfully aud woll. Mr..
o musical conductor, is announced for
| q benefit Tomorrow, afternoon. A long
anu tdaous afss M has ~ nne, ano o e9h.e- N
.. an ~ r",.. rand ~ o nn.. n,a
uua tno ,,+ - , ~, ao 'a, ~
ianoSt ~ a A. 1innlay oa ,o,,nro,,s1v tsvoro
~ ,,ao ~ h;s t1,oo+ra r' +6.morro,r oftornon"
t while all tho profession in tho city have volun-
teered their seryicea: Mr.: Stevens should mcot
with Q response from the public of such n
character us to show that Chicago never forgets
old friends.
1@SAuanAAI1oS @ oE IhE srAn Lhul WE 4' GpuhsE.
NoAt luesuaY I1gsst lnh1snratos tna tniIa ses-
eUa pt e h9 u, n "a
.nag nah nao nioto nuomsg IL tu ioehi m.o1a;y
Toisu than Ivy oshSr Ror1Sps ~; gvor s1a.toa ~, ~
illled With q brilliant audience Of tho old nut
rons Of tho Star Course. and many now
people drawn thither by tho fa1no Of ono of
iho most successful literary aspirants Of tho
century. Tho brief lfo ot Hrot Harris furnished
by the Star !Pe1sW reads almost Ike = q.
romance Out OF tue Wilderne9a 1 OF tue =. paci!io
IN y gons ta baa
tho comment: favorable III tle man o1 tho ; Whole
Literary world. Most peoplo knoW l5rGt hafto
Ghnee Il me T but to tLoso who hayc road @ bis short
stor;es that hnyo annearod in tLo lcaI;nr maus
zinos Il ia unnecessary to say tlat Lo las % rSro
, 1873-10-12


Iitorn4y frateruitvf
Milo. Gamett has mnlo successful first ar-
pearanco at tho Thoatro tle Ia Nfonnafo, III Dr1s-
HelH, aB Queen Elizabeth iii tito "Bo,,Ro drno
Mutt dLto," by NJ. AmbrotBo Tho,nas. Tho
librotto is compound Of shakosponro's Mid
summer q, NIsht's Dream and tho "horry Wives
in tie tic oesra o1WnE s sm nsnapo me s 3 sS
to part with ltH 1,lacl Crook SHOW. An attacfi-
mont was issued Oh tho property Of Dldwoll ts
NlcDonough. 4 compromise was effected" Mr.
MeDonough writoa to uRy that thoro ts no truth
whatever In tho gtascmorset and ho tllinkh 1t waa
Inspired by sono person doHirous OF in]uring hiB
business, which las boon uniformly prosperous
throughout tho aoauon.
Bon Do Bars Opora-HouHo III St. Louis ia
threatened with premature decline by saloon-
keeper In M adjoining bascmont who rofnHoa to
sell out Or silence his fnneroal liand.organ. Tho
authorities cannot stop him, and lio interrupts
Lady Aacbeth by tunefnlly dra'gling hideous
populal lnoloaios. Ills first organ WIS found TO
bo too emall, and ho consequently bought one
twice ns largo and four times aB doleful. Den
Dc BAR is losing lleBh.
A Boston paper says: !" In tho latter rart OF
tho deason Of 1808-do there wero asyan touHos
for thcatricRl amusement In Boston: five on
Washington ot,--Doaton, sclwyn's, tho Com
tinontal. tho Con1iqno or Atlolphi, and Norris
Brothors, with tho Museum OH fremont street,
md tho Howard Athonnum, OIL the street from
which it tales itp na,nc or these Beven bit
threo remain to ,la 1low-two, tho Globc and tho
Aaelphi, having been consumed by fire, and
two tho Continental and Norrin Brothers,
| having suffered reconstruction for tho purpose
| Of trato."
Tho familiar lines III "IIarnlot" commencing.
| "Not whlt; wo dofy nugury there IL q special
providence In tho fall OF q sparrow" etc., aro
tranhlated into Italian by salsini Literally
tall r ham {o S3,+r 1rou.
, 1873-10-12

tatlon u waa taken OF on Thurndny, and stands
nrl comedy, "All Ia not Gold tint Gttcra, " aub-
titled "JonnY Lind.' This weols the ghost Of
tho Tronc1l irana agnln hunts the Chicago
stage In tic form Of = Fernando" at IIooleyH,
tho work Of Victorien Bardotl. Tile pteca wnB
vol received In New York; md viii ho played
with tho following cast Of chlrncters
Fcrnande. aIina Kato Neck
Clotdo. .Mtna sssau Denim
lonrgetto. MiHH Sydney CoWeil
Madam ;Mra: y; r. Macuef
Ass Hsnes,oss a,,, oWnsa ot;;sa
hmonIa Misa no asdis Iaekso
Gibraltar, ycra
Mona. Andre. .Mr. j. ". plalnoll
Mons. ponnero,. Geo: 9illens
nGeHxek; Wst1t o. F:xea + Mes
nnron w teonc. IT. II I,ci1
An A. ;mnortant cienrc in. to,cn noco ~ II IN % tho
, 1873-10-12

a EGoy:,t Vantt. aa7
The residence Of the Quceu at 0stornp, on
tho eastcrn sloro, giyca cortalp Character Of
royal roposo to tho Island and keeps up + con-
atant tlow OF Interest. Aor Majesty IS rartic
ularly fond OF This little summer pa1ace! ane
throws aado THO ututely ceremonial Of royalty III
much rs possible while residing thoro. Tlt
coast all round is dotted with handsome man
stranger il Furnished viii. good introduction
tlcro III no place in England Or elsewhere ths
af1ortla moro agreeable society than Rydo III
its neighbors, Cowos, Yentnor, mud Frosllwate..
visible dwolng-plsco OF tho poot TonnyBos
Round Ills elegant rural retreat I'LL the wit d,
taunt Of England nro perpot,lally moving. r.
Queen once se1tt him word that sAo would 1ona
him with viait on tia following day. The a.
uvnnconent was received with full loyal ",
come from tho poet mud Ills household, whio'
bo 1t aai1 i'll all respect ias, With MI tho atras
tious, soMo os tho dlsAlvansagoa OF lilo poetic
atmosphere. Order does not there r6ign 81
promo in outward things. Tho houEo wsu, log
Tonnysun arsayeA hlHsolf iu Holenln dross coaI
Mrs. Tonnyhon woe Ill appropriate toilette
tho yonngor TenuyHons wero Bnatel.el from nj
pics. washed and dressed nn1 kops In bondagen
tloltcste ropaAt Of Ettawharrioa and croam a.,
| tlowotH WAS prepared III an arbor out of doc.
! Dut tho day passed., Gud tho next, and tho no,d
and 10 MRjcaty appeared. Tho household Dr.
y blEA Of teSret--Bonle OF tllen, doubtlcest OF
lief-anA lapsoa into slippers aud mud pies q
moro. But 10! ono morning. NJ tho child
!! wafo ut tl,oir tAyorito paAtinlo n tho Raraon,
tho poet anedItasny il, his dresslngg-ggown, :,
tIra. Toilnyuon. On domestic cares lnton'
horselnuu daslotl ,lp to the CUTE ald nhout
"trllo Queen u and boloyo Tennyson could
l,iu scat Or warn l,ia vito tie royal carriage
! up before tho ho,lso. With tho Instinct {
trno gentleman ho won't forward to Rrootr,
sovereign, ealled Ills family 10 him, and led
Majesty luto tho house. Tlvn tt'ore was
ani' ani, lteaaiug tei at AI tIo &nosn, t oxosin!a
wop IL mo Tor tlyo daya I waited, ready,
suitable nttiro, to receive my on con., ny W
was ready, my children were washod ana =
t,srea to behold, and lIor Majesty canlo not; .
INV uho Inn como and found TIL iu what
pight!" The poet groa,lesl. Tho Quoon bro
Into morry laugh, and tho leo thuu broken
gracefully aud wittily did not form a9aln du'
| lho yialt.-Gor, HuTer'a Idzar.
The Portland daily press., 1873-01-25
Call for a Woman Suffrage Con-
d. t.. yAnfiOn.

The people of Maine who believe in the extension
of The elective franchise to women, benefcent
power for the promotion of the virtues and the
rection of the evils of society," and all who believe in
the principles of equal justice equal liberty and equal
opportunity upon which republican institutions are
Funded and have faith in the triumph ofntelligence
and reason custom and prejudice, are invited to
meet in Convention at GRANITE HALL, in the city
of Augusta, on Wednesday. January 29th.
1873, at u o'clock p. M, and Thursday, Jan.
uary 3Oth, at 10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose OF
organizing State Woman Suffrage Association, and
inaugurating such measures for the advancement u
the cause as the wisdom of the Convention may sus
gest.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Mrs. Lucy Stone anu o'nei
distinguished speakers from abroad VIII au" -
convention. The usual reduction Oh fa"''-
may be expected.
st- AUGUSTA, Jan. goth, 1873. ,,o.4 NJ
John Neal 8 IT. Pickard Mrs Olive bennett, MIS-.
,gaJoT E Nes Mayor Joshua Nye Chandler Beal
VIM H Lbeey Gee Son NO H. H. Hamien il. s. t os
nood Mrs. G. A. Qunby, Mrs. ". X. Lancey, Mrs
E. NJ. W lit, Mrs VIM. B. Lapham, Mrs. S. NJ. Bar
ton Mary a. Ross, and so others, Augusta.
Rev W. L. Brown, Mrs. E. A. Dickerson. Mrs. W.
a. Burrill, Mrs n. Abbott, Mrs. Thos. N. Marshall,
Miss A. A. dicks Belfast.
John d. Hopkins, Rev. VIM. Ii. Savary, c, G. Peck,
Mayor A. e. Drinkwater, Mrs. Ann. f. Greedy, Mrs.
A. H. Sayary and 20 others, Ellsworth.
Mrs. M. G. Crossman, Mrs. S. ID. Morris, Mrs. j.
Tilson, Mrs. Sarah j. Prentiss, Mrs. Am, Pickard,
Miss NJ Phillips, and IL others, Bangor.
Rev. John w. Kinds, Lewiston.
Rev. L. P. Adams, Bowdoinham.
: Rev. W. II. Bolster, Wiscasset. .-
w. L. G. Runnels Searsport.
Rev. M. " b. Stinson, Kittery.
Jno U. Hubbard, Alfred Winslow, West Water
vile.
% Mrs. NJ. s. Philbrick, skowhegan.
Mrs. Simeon Connor Fairfield.
George Clifford, Mrs Mary w. Southwick, II. NJ N.
Bush, M. A. Bush, A. e. Prescott, A. r. Durham,
and IA others, Vassalboro'.
r. G. Caldwell, and others, Gardiner.
Albert Crosby, Mrs. s. G, Crosby, Albion.
Noah F. Norton, Mercy g. Norton, Penobscot.
Rev. A. H. Sweetser, and 20 others, Rockland.