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TRUSTEES SALE OF -FOUR THREE STORY
AND BASEMENT (with bay wind -Us) BEICK
RESIDE Noes, with ali the modern improve
mtpts, itusted on X street. between list str ct
Ia and North Capitol streets.
g. Under and ny virtue OF four deeds of trust.
KS dated the 18th tsy Of April, 1873, AID recorded
- respt ctveiy IN LibeT 72U, AT fplos o., aud
"a, ole Of ths laud records for Washington county
District Of Columbia, and by direction Of tho parry
thereby SECURED, shall sell, At public aucriNn on
MONDAY, the 9 day Of October, 1873, IN front
oi he prem. ~ o'cack p m, Lots 235, 81, 233
and 259, in B +. Gibertis Subdivision Of .lnare
numbered 676 with the improvriu .uts thereon
Terms Of sale. 0us-fyuGth of the purchase money
and expenses Of sale ia cash; the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen MONTHS for which the noses Of
the purchaser purchasers, bearing interest at the
rate 81 ten per Ce { per anaum $40 down on each
house at time Il sale II terms Of sale are not IN
pied with within seven days, tho Trustee reserves
the right 10 resell the property at the risk and cos
u purchaser or purchasers in default. Convey
auCius at cost Of purchss er purchasers
WIN. s HOLIDAY, Trustee.
Cctl6 dads LATIMER Il CIaEARY, Aucis
L !. 4.
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NY n. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctioneeE
No 1s9 9TH street, between G and sts
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LNTnE WEsT sfDE OF SIX HtT III sTR r. II
MEsI BETMEkN-P AND q STREETS,
nab THE NEW CORC0RAN MARKET, AT
AUCTION.
A SPECULATION.
90 On MONDAY, october 20, 1873 at 5 O'Clock
sr~p IN :, L will sell, at public auction in front of
bered - aud 49, in square No AS Oh 9Th street west
between and sraets north; trout 10 feet inches
Terms: 0ne-third cash; balance in ons and two
years. All congeyancing at cost of purchaser Sl00
down at time of sale.
oci9-eod J. T. COLDwELL, Salesman
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

llYBH WARNER,
ID Raai Esiate Broker and Auctioueers,
No. 129 nh street, between and Il streets.
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pY DUNCANSoN, BOWLING & co ,Aucts
Id Corner 9th and d streets northwest
oc,l8 ipuNtANsoN. powLINGE Cd. Anot..

gY LhTIMER & CLEART,
Sd Auctoueers and Real Estate Brokers'
SouthWe5- corner Peunsylyania avenue and Eley.
euth street, Star Office Buildings.
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AUCTION SALES.
Future DAYS

Df LATlMER & CLEARY,
- Real Es;ste Brokers And Auctioneers,
Southwest corner Prnna. avenue aud IIta street
Star Once Building.
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PIANOS. &c.

INUHlEG N ID he CARING, POLISHING
L and vanishing PIANOS and all Mu--
sicai Instruments rece es ne fat hfd 93&S&
personal attention by g l.. WILD BRO. ,WVSV
age HIN street, near oIthw.st corner Peun-ylva-
nis avenue. Agents for the unsurpassed SrIEFF's
PIANOS, d. alers in Pianos and Musical Iustru-
mehts generally. Pianos for rent. ssplS-ly
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n ~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
II ESDtH, November 1 lth, 1873, same hoar aud
place. By order of the Trustee
oci14-2awSds LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
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DYLATIMER 4 OLEARi.

ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud llth 81
Star Office Building.
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ALBANY REGISTER.
FINANCIAL AND CoM,aERCrAL.
Gold in New York. l0S.
Legal tenders 90l6G911ke.
Wheat III Liverpool rs 5d912S Sd;
club, 12s 9d@l3s.

BAZAINE's SURRENDER OF METZ
A Paris dispatch of October 10th gives
this:
The prosecution attaches great I'M
portanee tothe dispatch. delivered as
it alleges, to Bazaine on The 23d of
August, announcing McNTalon's move
ment toward the Meuse. to join hands
with the Army of, Metz. Bazaine is
charged with refusing to avail himself
Of the balloon service to communicate
with the interior. Among the docu-
ments read at the trial of Bazaine. was
one showing that there were 1900. 900
cartridges in the Arsenal of Metz, Of
which only 1000, 900 were used when
the place capitulated, and when Baza-
inc said he had no ammunition the
fact was he had no Intention Of fight
in0.
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why Women Procrastinate.

Ifa man has business appointment
he Is very apt to take his hat and be
pmctual in meeting the engagement.
Ifa woman says she will be at a
certain place at 4 certain time to at
tend to business matters it would be
dangerous for anyone to sit down and
wait till she came.
She begins the day talking about
the matter. She wonders low the
thing will be? Whether the other par
ty will forget the appointment? What
she had better wear? How she shall
comb her hair?
Finally, after hurryirg around for
two hours and getting half dressed,
Sombody calls in to gossip awhile, and
stops until it is too late to attend tU
business that day.
"Another day will do just as well" :"
the woman says to herself, and so
perhaps week passes before she
bri X herself to attend to a little task
which when begun only requires iif-
teeil or twenty minutes time.
lfmen delay aud put Off from day
to day, it is not because they are both
crc,! about the'many little things which
trouble women, especially what they
shall wear.
Few men dress oftcucr than once 4
day, excepting Sundays, and that is
the rcasoa Why many men dread to
have Sunday come.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-10-29

The elaborate combing, brushing,
twisting, curling, bmijing, putting,
crimping and winding which keeps
wonen's arms over their heads at the
expense of their backs, for an hour or
two at a time, Is much simplilied byia
majority Of men, who feel Just as well
if they run their fingers through their
hair and call 1t combed.
Such "shoIt curry" is even better
for the hair than the daily application
of dyes, pomades and swect-scented
washes. with which fops and dandies
insult their heads. and cultivate bald
ness. If women weuId invariably
make themselves presentable when
they get up in the morning. and not
be in the habit Of slip-Sholding it
around as long as there il 10 danger
OF somebody calling in and catching
them In ifiZzlea heads, soiled dress
and general untidy condition, it would
not be such nm effort to keep a business
appointment, 1or like lnen they could
put Oh their hats and 90 out without
further fnss,or delay.--Elm 03a.
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Resolutions Adopted.

At a meeting Of the Farmers EX-
curslon Party, held in Astoria hast Fri
day, the following preamble and reso-
utions we're adopted:
WHEREAS, We, citizens of Linn
County, Oregon, have just completed
an examination OF the harbor and sur
roundings Of Astoria, and are con-
WINGED beyond Il reasonable doubt of
tile following named facts; therefore.
Re$olrcd, That in mlr opinion there
are good larbor facilities for tile larg-
est class Of sea going vessels 1T Astoria.
RcS0lred, That the depth of water on
the Columbia River Bar (24 feet at the
lowest and "a feet ut high tidel is
sufficient to admit the largest and more
profitable class Of grain vessels.
ReSoired, That the cost per ton.
freight, on wheat Or other commodities
from Astoria to Liverpool should not
be greater ;tan from San Francisco to
the same Point.
Rgsolroa, That the rate of Insurance
from the Columbia River should not
be greater than from San EraaaiSco.
Ltesoired, That the true poli.t Of the
wheat producers Of Oregon should be,
and is. to place their grain at tide
water within their own State borders.
Rcsolred. That the press of Oregon
be requested to publish these rcSolu-
tions.
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Yatnral necny Protecl l..c system.

~ , :,
Tho human body isa machine, and there
fore tlnnol endure forever put, IKE q
watch or sewing machine, it will last
mlsh longer If properly regulated and
duty repaired, than lfn pains were taken
10 kecpi in order. The great object Of
every one VINO desires a long and healthy
life should he TO put his body III Il condi-
tion TO resist the life threatening infiu-
ences by which we are all more or less
surrounded; and no inVi3orant and cor
lective at present known q effectively an
swerss this purnose as the Vltnhzing elixir
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Cramps and pains In the stomach
are the result Of imperfect indigestion,
and may be immediately relieved by a
dose of Jota$0n's 1laodWle Ltain,ent.
A teaspoonful in little sweetened
water is a dose.
Heavy oats are gooll for horses;
none will deny that; but oats can't
make a horses coat look smooth and
glossy when he is out of condition.
Shcridan's Caralfy Coaditioa Po,cderS
will do this when al else fails.
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MacMahon IS calling all army ab-
sentees to their commands, and is fill
ing Paris with troops. lie says that
he "shall never separate himself from
the Conservative majority OF the As
sembly, Which had appointed lin to
power.n 1'lis makes certain what
has heretofore been suspected that
MacMahon is in the plot to slrangle
the Republic and toist Chambord on
the throne.
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rIlE PREMIUM 0Lp MAN.-Thc very
Oldest man lately discovered is Jose
Martin Contipho, Of Saguarema. Bra
iii, who blushingly acknowledges to
l7Syears. Being d miserable South
American, he can't boast of having
"yoted at every Presidential election
since the adoption ofthe Constitution, !"
but he cendescenls to resemble the
Yankee eentenarian by cutting a new
etofteeth. One huDdEed and seventy
eight yeafsl just thinkofit! II that
man was properly liyided he would
make three gralldGItlers aud an uncle.
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Either Brooklyn is in a bad wa

Either Brooklyn is in a bad way.
politically speaking. or she Is woeftllly
s,andered. The litcst thing said about
ler IN New York l. this, by the Graph
ici s'rbe corruption in the municipal
affairs Of Brooklyn is even of more
virilent type than was the corruption
Of our own city government in the
days Of fTwecd." If this be true, the
Brooklyn officials must be the greatest
thieves out N jail.
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Alba'lI, Seoistet.
LOcAL MATTERS.
POST OFrI<E REGISTER.
MAILS ARRIVE:

MAILS ARRIVE:
From Railroad north and SOUTH daily
~ i2.90P.M.
From Corvallis, daily, at 1880 A. NJ.
From Lebanon, tri.weekly, tMonday,
wednesday and Friday at 1880 A. NJ.
MAILS DEPART:
For Railroad north and vrj1tEl, daily,
dose prompt at ll.25 A. NJ.
For Corvallis, daily, at 1,50P.M.
FOR Lebanon, tri-weckly, thonday, we'd
resday and Friday att Pm
Office hours from Z A. NJ. TO SP.M
Sunday, from Il NJ. to2P. NJ.
Money order Office hoursslpm9 A. N. to
.ap.M. J.. II. RAYMOND, Z. NJ.
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SEED WHEAT. Howell, Harper IL
Co. have for sale a choice article Of
Wheat for seed, such as Fall or White
Winter. Click and Chila Club, Sonora,
&C., &C., all Of which they will dispose
Of by exchanging for otier wheat, or
on otlRl terms which will nlltf.
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REEDS PANeRAMA-Will be unroll-
ed, on Friday evening, next, at the
Pacific Opera Honse, ard as it viii be
the last chance our citizens will have.
to seesit here, 6all should mike It d
point to dttend q iiA&dh
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ALL WHO SUFFER from coughs, colds,
bronchitis, Group, whooping cough,
and the most to be dreaded otall, Con-
sumption, can find sire relief in Dr.
IVIS,d'S BalSam Qf wa Cherry, which
always cures when other remedies
fail. teF 14.
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MARRIED October 26th. 1873, at
the residence of the BRIDES parents,
near Knox's Butte, by Rev. d S.
Oakes, MIR. SylvanGef Dawson and
Miss $. L. Haight--allof ofLinn county,
Oregon.
Theytleserye their fate, but never
theless they have our blessing.
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Rev. DIR. L .R. GEARY--Will preach
at the NJ. +. Church this "wednesday
evening. All are invited.
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sERENADE.-The Albany Grassland
Gmplimented us by a screnade on
Monday night. Themusicwas excel
lent and We feel the compliment
highly .,.. Fl.
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The REG1STER Is issued twice each
week "Wednesday and Saturday mornings
1t the low price oftlyee dollars per year,
m advance. Call Mt the Office, corner Of
first and Ferry streets, and subscribe.
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SPRING CHICKENS Are In market,
but what spring the grocer couldn't
tell lis.
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DIED. D.Atthe residence ofDr. Glass,
Portland, on the 25th inst, Miss Mary
e. Harlman, aged 10 years 3 months
and "a days. She was brought to this
city on Monday, and buried at Leba-
non yesterday.
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Coos Bay Coal Agency.
YsEERYMAN 4 DOYEE,

BE1sRYNAN a. DOYF.E.
NEALERS in Cumberland, Iehigh and
~ all descriptions Of Foreign and Do
mestic Goals. Also, ,lPIG IRON.
BHlkhead- betweenP Pacific and jackson
street wbaryes, San aVYancisc0. Cal. iIsv6
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A TRAGEpY-Two MEN KILLED =
Kagain becomes our painful duty to
record another OF thoseawfill tragedies
which always send 4 thrill Of horror
like an electric shock through COM
munty. On Saturday afternoon Of
last week, party of men were gath
,ere0 at Buck Head Saloon, on Ames'
Greek, near Sweet Home Valley in
shis county, engaged in a shooting
match for beef. Among the number
assembled were three brothers named
Shirts, and man named Van Emer-
son. During the progress of the
match, quarrel between Emerson
and James Shirts grew out Of the load
Ing Of gun, and the men proceeded
TO fight it cut in the old style. In the
course Of the melee, Shirts knocked or
ahrew Emerson down, jumping upon
him, and was giving him Hail Colum-
bia" With his fists. This didn't seem to
suit Emerson, who drew large knife
and commenced progging Shirts there
with. Shirts jumped up and ran,
when Emerson also arose, and ran
after him. A younger one of the
Shirts, then threw rock at Emerson.
who whired around, and, Iii Shirts
being near him, he went for him,
stabbing him just over the left breast.
Iii then struck Emerson blow witha
stick he held in his hand, with sulli-
,cient force to break bis neck, and kill
him almost instantly. In a few min
utes thereafter Iii also died, from the
wound inflicted by the knife in the
hands Of Emerson. This seems to be
the facts IN the case as near as we
.0uld get nc them. Ihe younger
Shirts the one who threw The roeh,
at least-was arrested and broughtinto
the city on Monday, We believe the
two men that were killed were unmar-
ried. Joseph Shirts had a preliminary
examination before Judge Tandy. on
Monday, aud was bound over in the
sum of 81, 600 to answer at the next
term of the Circuit Court, on charge
of manslaughter, the evidence not
showing clearly whether the death of
Emerson, was the result of the blow
from the stick in the hands of Iii
Shirts, or from the force Of the rock
ITown by JosephsS'irts.
on MONDAY Nf3rT The membcrs
ftlie Albany Brass Band secured u
0hveyance, and were driven out to
the residence of Mr., lIaiGht some six
miles from the city, where they serc-
naded the newly welded pair, Mr., and
Mrs. Dawson, in good style. OF
cmirse the beyst were treated hand
somely, as Mr., and Mrs. Haight are
known fur and wide for their hospital
ity and large heartedness.
FOUND. D.--That buggy wheel, after
baying been mourned as lost for many
days, like tho ''prodegious son." hs
been found and restored to the ''bosom
ot the tamiy"-if VIC may be allowed
the expression. 1t had laid hidden In
Hackleman's pasture, and neither TAX
eal root or sprouted, but kept Its shape,
and was as sound as when taken from
It's place,
DIED. -Atthe residence of DIR. Glass,
Portland, on the 25th inst, Miss Mary
e. Hanlman, aged 10 years 3 months
and "a days. She was brought to this
city on Monday, and buried Gt Lcba-
non yesterday.
sERENADE.- The Albany Grassland
Gympllmented us by d screnade on
Monday night. Themusicwas excel
-. ~ 4 = =.
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FARMERS
Take Notice (!

l. NW-tzAA-%1 'a77' sA-W N-@VAOO
FINlE NEW AND WELL-ARRANGED
i Warehouse of r.. Cheadle, with i'm
proyc1 cleaning apparatus OF ample capac-
ity, Il nov prepared To receive grain for
the harvest of 1913. IN
Farmers wishing to store or sell wheat,
will lind it to their advantage to see me
before selling elsewhere. All will be turn
ished with sacks to move their grain by
culling on me. a44S
The highest cash price Mill be raid for
good merchantablc wheat at all times.
L. S. MERRILL, an old citizen,af Albany,
of excellent business qualifications, las
taken charge Of the warehouse, and win
superintend the receivingand delivery Of
all grain passing through II.
n. CHEADI4E.
Albany, July %, lS7S-5n&7m3
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Dealers in Merchandise and Produce. A
good assortment Of all kinds of Goods al
ways in store ut lowest market rates,
Agentsfor sale Of Wagons, Grain Drills,
Cider Mills, Churns, &C., 90, ae
CASH paid for WHEAT, OATS, FORK,
RUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY.
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FN0ER

A NYTHING you WANT, FIRST TRY
DODD'kss
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.DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
~ BOARD OF HEAITH


nSEKOM The EAKLIEST AGES TO
Wy the present day, Scrofula has been the bane
aud as Il were, the curse of mankind. SO terrible
and loatsome had been at periods Of the worlds
history that person known to be infected with IL
would not be allowed to mix with society Happily
in our day the disease stripped Of its terror by the
the victim of Scrofula, Ulcers, Sores, Pimrles,
Blotehes letters, &C., can be restored sound health
in n few weeks.
ROOT AND HERB JUICES, s12s per bottle.
Sold by s. g. FORD, 1105 Pa. ave, and by Drug
gists DESMOND & CO., Propretors, 9Ij Race
street, Philadelphia. mayZ Iy
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THE WEATHER.
WARD PkRTNENT 4

WAX DEPARTMENT, once Chtef SigndI Ofter,
WASHINGTON. ID. c., Jan. s, 1913, II a. m. (
SYNOPSIS FOR PAST TwENTY-FoUR HOUgs.-
The storm center on Sunday morning over
Middle and New England states, accompa-
MED by fresh to very brisk winds. Heavy rains
have fallen from Florida to PENNSYLVANIA, and
southeastern New York, and very probably over
southern portion of New England but snow
from eastern Missouri and Kentucky, north
eastward over lower Michigan, lower lake
region, northern portion Of Middle states, and
very probably over western portion of New
England. The barometer has fallen from Kan
sas to Minnesota and Dakota, with southerly to
easterly winds and partly cloudy weather
Clear and partly cloudy weather is now pre-
yailing from Pennsylvania and New Jersey to
Florida, with northwesterly winds, and from
Kentucky to the western gulf, with nOrtherly
winds, and from Missouri and lower Ohio valley
to upper lakes with light winds and Gains.
PEoBABIIITIEs-For New England brisk
northerly TO westerly winds diminishing i'm force
tonight; rising barometer, falling temperature
aid clearing weather. For South Atlantic and
Middle states, rising barometer, falling temper
clearing weather. For Gulf states, northerly
winds. yeering to easterly, and generally clear
weather. From Tennessee to lake Erie and
lower Michigan, winds gradually backing to
westerly and southerly and rising tonight
'FRONT.' Illinois, Missouri and eastern Kansas to
Lake Superior and Minnesota, southeasterly to
southwesterly winds and increasing clOudiness
but winds shifting to northerly and westerly
with increasing pressure tonight Morning
Canada, and both morning and midnight from
New England have not yet been received. eau
tionary signals continue at Boston, New Lon
don, and Portland. Me.
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SMALL POX SMALL POXl!
- DIR. W. T. BALDUS'
Unfailing preventive of Small Pox, manufactured
and sold at No. 521 10th street. between and SITS
northwest,3 doors north of United States Medical
Museum. jane Inn
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-yirginia 6's, consolidated,
~ do detached coupons, "a; West. yirginias, Isl.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 6.-Cotton steady, nominalIy
hrnl-lOw middings, lgs@i94, Flour firm, and
fairly activezzprices unchanged Wheat firm and
unchanged. Corn steady-white southern, 636S5:
yellow southern, 63@S&; mixed western, g. Oats
duli-Sonthern, 1880; western mixed, &59G. Rye,
none ofered-nominally 9Otfa O6, the latter for
choice. Hay unchanged. Prov isions firm--mess
pork, 3@l1s the latter jobbing lots. Bulk meats
shoulders, Al @tS rib sides, ass; clear rib sides
e. @6'a. Bacon-shoulders, So 51s rib sides, ID a
- clear rib sides, 3, hams, new, 14ai5 Lard 1Ia5
Western butter. steady Whisky eS
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

Last week in Wall street was dull and I'M
eventful. The Intervention of the New Year,
holiday checked operations at the stock ex-
change, but prices remained firm until the close
on Saturday, when there was what was face
tiously termed " a January thaw." As the bank
statement was good one and money relaxed to
very easy rates, the fact suggested suspicious of
90 a SCOOP" as the brokers termed raid to break
prices down. Gold left of at Tx, with a
frmer feeling following the heavier line of
imports for the week, which ran up to &c.
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Air Boueieault, the prolific play wright and
q or, who was among Us last week in his pro-
= soIal capacity, took occasion, on being called
led before the curtain Friday night, to dis
ci-,im with considerable earnestness the ira
aiuOnal stage Irishman we have been wont TO
s~e and laugh at This parsonage, who USUALLY
" comes TO the fore" with a very red head and
nose, and wearing a rimless hat, a short tailed
coat, red vest and brown tights and gray
stockingsi with a suspicious black bottle pro-
TrUding from the rear; who comes down the
stage dancing jig like mad, whirliny a formi-
dabie shiilalah, and occasionally giving vent to
terrific whoops and yells, which would do credit
To North American sayage-this representa-
ton, says Mr. b., Is not a character, but a carl
cature. Such person, he holds, NAV be a fair
specimen OF the average Irishman, but he, (Ir.
b. although native Of the " Green Isle, - has
never yer run across anything human approach
~ It In absurdity of makeup or action
He SAYS he has spent thirty years in the service
of the public as author and actor. and for ten or
fifteen years past has devoted himself almost
entirely to correcting the popular estimate of
his countrymen which prevails outside of Ire
land. Dir. Sothern, he says, gives US an admir-
able piece of acting In the role Of Lord Dun
dreary, but still IL is a caricature on the English
nobieTBen, for no such a mass Of ridiculOus alb
surdit- in human form can be found in the
Unit Kingdom. just as IL is with the London
COCK who has never been abroad, and who,
when OSing at caricature of Brother Jona-
than Yah his bell-shaped hat, short, striped
hat strapped under his boots, and cavalier
tailed coat" imagines he Is looking at the aver
age American! This Is bringing the natter
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