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stately grace ~ presented to each, and then the
spectators had some real enjoyment. No. was
not going to give in without struggle. She
sought in vain for dofect--could it be in: the
suspicion Of that kind should survive.
Her toeth were q string Of pearls, and Bhe
showed them al off At once whon She smiled.
Her hair, was that genuine? It might not be
entirely, but it was arranged With copBu1nmato
art Hor dressing was beyond criticism. The
beauties admitted it, and sank crushed upon the
seats. But there WAS consolation for both Of
the1n. The brilIiancy which paled tho inetfeot-
nal FIRE Of one, equally dimucd the lustro OF her
rival So they smiled nll round because the
case was not quite 10 bad HI it might be.
There waB still another to come. 1t WAS no. q
conspiracy, but It looked Like it, for she was the
best known OF all. Two or three Of the gentle
men had arrived, and only three or four Of the
ladies were yet expected.
AT LABr altB CAME.
tho ono that was to eclipse all tho others. We
shall not be personal even to describe her ap
peatanco further than totay that the worst fears
Of the ladies' were realized She was al that her
fame had reported her to be. And then again,
the "boys had the pleasure Of Satchmg tho cf-
feet There WIS only one woman in the room
disposed to hold her own, ald she WIS the lm
mediato predecessor. Tho tno en>iled swectly,
and felt daggers md tho practiced eye needed
no hint of their respective states OF mind.
It took some little time to fill in the company,
but when all had arrived there WAS the prondcst
stasc-mnnager in tho country seated in that
green room. His eyea sparElod as be looked
round At the company. i ronnd dozen of ladies'
but one over the twenties. and some yet in their
teens all possessing good prospects Of future
eminence; all good-looking and stylish; some
absolutely lovely; = dozeu young men undor
g. with good looks I'D equally good reputa-
possibilities. Tie elderly people present o,
that occasion possess, if not the Ged-like gift
OF youth, the reputation Of bciEg without III
equal in the West, and very fcw IN tho world, III
their respective lines.
Perhaps
THE MOST CHARACTERISTIC pAEr
of this lnpromptu performance was tho after
piece. When tile party had dwindie1 down to
four ladies' and ono gentleman. the four were
found slttiuS one In each coruor as fosorn and
miserable I'd though they had made complete
failure Of life, and were contemplating speedy
exit from the scenes. Why should they? Isn't
Chicago pleasant place for popular actresses?
Two of Mr. Hooley's company Of last season
h.ro made good beginning. Perhaps three or
four more will ind . permanent home In
Chicago.
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Fun.
Horace Greeley said to Have Died q
Catholic.
From tIae .ye,p FORK SUNDAY De7norrat
II vas we'll understood by the most intimate
friends Of Horace Greeley tlat he had strong
predictions toward the Catholic religion.
For some time before his death: in his lucid
intervals, he spoke ABOUT religion to Catholic
friend who WAS constantly in attendance upon
him
Mr. L- finding Mr. Greeley sinking fast,
asked him would he wish 70 have minister NJ
should ike to die Cctholic"
''Shau bring you priest, cir ?" asked tho
other.
"Yes, do, l., bring me priest; always
liked the Catholics and sneir religion"
I-quiesly went out and called on the 1:aT:
Father r., but. unfortunately, did not find
him ut home He hurried back, leaving note
exo!anetoEy OF his mission for tho priest.
On LIS return he found 81. Greeley sinking
fast but he took L-- By the hand and wlis-
pered to him, >'IB he coming"
He is not ct home, air; but do You want to
die Catholic ?"
.Ido," whispered afr. Greeley.
"Thcn, sir, you know that III case OF neces-
tie doctrines and teachings Of ths Catholic
Church, III baptixe you Have 5ou been bap-
tizcd:"
mo, T.. baptize me; I want to die
Catholic, replied Nr. Greeley family.
Mr. /. took pitcher, and, pouring water
three times Oh bis head, administered TO him
private baptism.
Mr. Greeley squeezed L. s hand, and soon re-
lapaed into fit OF ingensibility, from which he
never recovered. Mr. L. then hurried to the
priests house and found tho Reverend gentle
man On his road to 1f1. Greeley. He told linn
what he had done, and that 11r- Greeley became
inBensibfe since.
'.Tou hEve done right" said the priest, land
as he ia iusensble there no use IN me- creating
any noise BY going up there now; SO II he ro-
covers consciousne5s again, let me know 1T
once"
He promised to do SC, but Mr. Greeley nevor
recovered hs scnscs again: aud, according to
Catholic doctrines, he died in tho faith OF the
Catholic Church,
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A DECIDED NEGATIVE.

AZ schooboy ever was par.tal to Brown.
We divided our coffee aud shared in our toys.
To this moment $50 schoolboJB tradition comes dosn}
We quoted as friendly and brothezly boys.
But, suppostng that Brown were to ask me to-duy
For share OF 1ny heart OF share Of m1 purse,
I would sink the old friendship and quietly say:
Not At al; on the contrary-qu1te the reverse"
I l,arc known Whist It is to be head over heels
In passion that knows Neither limit nor spa7:
I have known what ! loving young gentleman feels
When ha feels Ill 4 Iorlng young gentleman can
But ii LAnEa Matilda should come 70 now,
And recall what promised when lovasick OF worse,
Doyou think should even remember my 7ow7
Not 1t ali; on the coutrary-quite the teverse,
Kan
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but thore nre points Of difference in which Bot
cicaults readiness OF resource aud appreciation
OF popular taste arc plainiy observable. The
cast does not include the whole company. After
the public has become acquainted With ona-half,
it will have yet to see the other. Thus the effect
Of novelty will last for long time, and tho un-
desirable samenoss which eventually c1eeIs over
meagre stock company will be dctiod for
mouths TO como. Followingfh the cast OF "'Lad
&pfr
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operae ssectons ,,,nea esaa
!. Rseollee.ieas Re-: % T of England, Ireland. and
scotland. ......--.--.--.- ..--......'''..tooses
GRAND opEE4-uoCsE.
ANYTHING more inconeuous than this name for
l. ptaco Of amusement devoted to negro-ml1-
gtrelcy it would be hard to fnd. But since it's
sponsors have SO named 1t, the public must so
accept it. Tho house, kingsbury Hall, has been
well temodeled BY alr. Wallace Hume. and pre-
cents an attractive appearance. The mlnstrel
cornpany, under h1r. Aims management, ia
yery strong one. We have only 70 mention the
names of tho members to prove the assertion.
The7 arc Edwin Kolly, Billy Manning, Johnny
Hart, Bob Hart. George Goes, Leon, Luke
6choolcraft. Frank and Lew Collins, with J. T.
surridee, Z. II. Kayne, Edwin Lester, Il. T.
Tyrrell. G, s. Fredesicks, and Lang, and cap
ital orchestra The opening Tomorrow n18hs
will be brilliant one.
THE LEcTEEE COURSE
The excellent and extremely popular series OF
entertainments By which tho enteTprlslng young
managers, Ncssrs. Carpenter 4 Shelton, have
for the last three years earned the gratitude and
groenbacks of the Chicago public. will be con-
t1nued tho present SEASON with equal spirit on
the mart of the managers. The present eeason
viii commence with series OF concerts by tho
.unriyaled Theodore Thomas Orchest!a, Sept.
%. The full programme for the Star Course ls
not yet announced, but Mr. Carpenter, VINO 1s
now in tho East, gives notice that 1t VIII include
features OF greater nteres. ana exge1ience 'uh .
publication OF the full programme With sone in
terest. as Messrs. Carpenter g. Sheldon have
hitherto furnished it with largo part OF its best
musical aud literary amusement Ia the past, and
viii surely do SO tho coming winter.
DRAMATIC NOTES.
4 new comedy bJ Mr.. ": S. Gilbert is In
preparation at ths Vaudeville Theatre, London
Mrs. Walter Lacy, who recently died in Lon
don. was the original Julia in The lunch
back"
Mrs. Lander seems to hare pleased the Phils-
do1phis piay-goe1s ~ Lady Teazke. It would nos
ba sas7 for n actress 60 proficient and ACCOM-
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Ball0THt Gulcs. Auu Keuueluel
Mr. Stevens, the leader Of the orchestra, an
nounces the engagement OF unusually good mu-
siciaus al we'll known and appreciated in musi-
cal circles. The musical programme will be AZ
follows:
/. "Inaugnra1 March, composed for The
occasion, aud dedicated to g. Ste
Fen6 Df '14o111 4'%a."thts
2 Operatic selections. efo1
3. "1001 Nights Waltze "...... STRAUSS
L. Reeollecticas Of England, Ireland. and
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Another theatrical lawsuit has come upon the
docket to excite public attention. Mr.: DAILY, OF
tue Fifth Avenue Theatre, has sued Miss Fanny
Mo1nut, most admirable of actresses for breach
OF contract in appearing at theatre other than
his. Miss Morans denies the breach OF contract,
Saying that she dl not bind herself to 1et solely
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, but, On the con-
trarT, reserved the right to secure more remit
no7a&ive engagement elsewhere. In the mean-
time, she continues to play at the Union Square
Theatre, and tho lawyers arc adjusting the.s
gowns for sharp quarrel.
PLAY SUPPRESSED.
There was trouoIe in Boston. Tho manage
ment Of the Howard Athcunum wrote to play
wright to build drama for the house, founded
on the Deechcr-I5lton affair. He did, and the
piece was entitled - PASSIONS Perila-" Here is
= summary Of it:
and frederick Thornton Ii seekers foz The hand Of
Eet!ee Stuart both being rejected By her. The uncle
Thornton plays the vrtuous and the enchanted Er<lz<n
accepts trn TO the surprise Of her father and the hor-
ror ct Rer Bduha- The hrst act brings Jealousy
At her husbands friendship with Leone La{,a dam
gerons wouan and the reverend counselor urges 4
DIVORCE ~bsn the husband in, aud ends the act
with \ taxing situation. Ac. second brings in tho
mutual friend EdfayI GTdy, TO whom h.s ben coz
aded letter Of apology from E1yans to Thornton for
ale,ae1 In trust to Thornt4ns vito; aud ends With
sceue whers wife cotreatY counsel Of her pastor.
and the husband thinks he hzs found them gutlt and
turns them away in the most approved style The Last
At il hfte- the Camille ozdes and needs no further
description.
Tho pioce, as far 40 can be judged from the
foregoing, was no better OF worse than hundreds
Of modern society dramas OF the present day. II
was probably intensely stupid, and would have
died natural death in very short time. The
ac:or who played tie part Of tho 1ypocritical
parson. however, .:made up" e1act1y like ir.
I,eecher. and initiated many Of the manneris1ns
Of the iocund divine. Tne virtuous Common
Council aud Other authorities OF the
rnndal city iuterfcred, and prohibited
repetition 1t the piecs, threatening to re-
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Marietta Female College
Marietta, Cobb County. Ga.
Rev. I. r. BRANHAM, President.
ASSISTED BY CORPS OF THOROUGHLY QUALIFIED AND
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DEG THE CITIZENS OF MARIETTA
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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-10-26
Col. Ben Wilson our next Congress.
man,

Our Republican friends, having fail.
ed to secure majority Of the voters 10
this District for General GcfF, arc now
turning their attention, to seeing
whether they cannot distranchise a
sufficient number Of the voters to
elect him. They should remember
that tho days Of Radical disfranchisc.
ment 10 this State, have passed, They
will find that tue election held iu Cal.
houn county for Congressman, is oil
right. A failure by the County Court
to appoint commissioners to Superin.
tend the elections, has been provided
for by law. 1t provides where "no
commissioners hare been appointed,
any tro free holders may act" Aud
this is rs it should DO. The popular
will should never be thwarted by neg.
lcct OF q court, or any officer of cleo.
ton. In u Republican government,
the majority must govern. No more
techniculity should ever BE- allowed to
defeat tho popular wishes. The main
question ia all elections by the people,
Is first to ascertain who has received the
greatest number of legal votes, And
this may be seen by the names Of the
voters, recorded BY the clerks and the
ballots. And where any question
arises as TO the legality Of tho certif.
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BrNxtoM SowwtN--.
OSSlcNM,

FLLLs MILLs,-Congrcss, Here
ford 100, Witcher %; Senate, Bur-
dett 81, Morrison 1888; House ofDOl'
cgates, Squircs "a, Singleton 1885,:
for County Judge System 4 against
none.
I.rMprppORr-oOugress, Hereford
l76, Wtrher 81 Senate, Burdett
l2G, Morrison 90; House OF Dele
gates, Squircs 1873, Singleton 95; for
County Judge System, 100, against l,
GILLA,prgs' SroRE-COugress, Here
ford 50, Witchcr 81; Senate, Burdett
33, Morrison ll9; House Of Delegates,
Squircs 4S, Singleton 1906; for County
Judge System, 10, against l.
COuRT HousE-COngress, Hereford
lO7, Whether 80; Senate, Burdctt o.
Morrison so; House of Delegates,
S9uires 1914, Singleton AZ; for County
Judge System, 81, against 4G,
SALT WORKs-COngress, Hereford
II, Wiicher So; Senate, Burdctt Co.
Morrison Sc; House of Delegates,
Squircs 60, Singleton 81: for County
Judge System, s, against u,
CuTLPs MILLs-COugress, Hereford
50, WiIchcr 80; Senate, Burdelt 4S,
Morrison 30; House Of Delegates,
y,,s... an p:..l.,o. 90 , f,n Hnnntv
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The Next Congress,

So fur,us heard from, los members
have been elected to The next House Of
Representatives, 0fthese SO are Re.
publicans and SO Democrats, according
10 the latest reports The same States
send to the present Congress 7G Re-
publicans ard 80 Democratic. II the
Democrats gain in the same ratio in
the States which arc yet to clOrt, they
will have $50 members in the nexl
House-a majority Of Is over the Re.
publicans and Of s over both Liberal:
aud Republicans, or, if tho Liberal.
vote with them, of Is over tho Admin
istratiOn Republicans.