, 1876-03-05

the circumstances Of her associations and to16
OF tho gentle blue blood OF Spain was spleudidl,
ae!lneated, aud won the sympathy Of the audi
Sdes shasa from sts II tie start 6sret ny Beoer
arrives at the camp and naturally falls passion.
stely in lore with tho stolen chiId,-plans ,
] meeting under tho moonlit wal!s of Caliz-de
claEes his devotion to her, and has a glorious
! time through the dreamy scene. One can aImoaj
Aenr the moan of tho watars on the shore the
! sigh OF the summer winds hushing the whlsDo,
! OF the lovers, the rustling OF the green leave.
overhead, aud tho stealthy step Of the fieni,
E"T7aue, who comes with cat-Iike tread
TO TO-. startlo tue tuftledoVca. He rec
In the following scene BeEeriy Is stabbed while
On his Why to his vessel, and in retarn Fnr1nne
is Eaorta1ly wounded by jose The youne Liam.
tenant is carried to the home Of the Grosias in
IN apparently llfeoss condition. PepUa, IN her
agony, oetrays her love for him to tue rest Of
ths tf'be* who gather uround the lovers and
muglo their tears With those OF the hoart broken
1nournar. IN the moaptimo En,i9ue, on h,s
death-bed, tells tho story OF lis crime to bis
uncle. VINO curses the scamp into eternity, and
hcatcns with the Donud to the Gypsey camn aud
clalmH his daughter. Beverly has recovered, and
u presented to her "pa and ma" as her be-
tFosheu, md the one who shed his claret in her
PENAL. The Young officer is taken to the arna
anu home Of Don Carlos, Ben Boil comes in with
-" Ao.AsAe, AALes lEu tue Delnlllul DufI6SHuG
eaas Win general invitation from Ptpitn to
tne "hole camp, to partake OF tho hospitality OF
.the stolen chld at her elegant home on Main
street. wAero the motley crew indulge in high
feTel until Lent ia peoripg over tho uhite-cap.
ped waters Of the lake.
Pants nave been unayoidablT omitted, but tie
merats Of these must rest contcntcd with the off
oxprosssd approval Of the aulience. TIE sim!
ple TACT that tile second night's performance
drew much lorger honse than the first. WAS "a
excellent attestatlon OF their appreciation, but
more than passing mention should be made OF
the easy, natural acting Of 3ir. paulsen, who is
quite fayoIlte among onr amateurs OF Mt.
Jewell who carried himself as right royal Don;
and Ar. Charles Brewer, the villain Of the plot
The last-named gentleman has rich, dcep,
welt-cultirated voice but 1t is deroutlF to 10
hoped that bis truthful conception Of the char
acfer ho assumed il very foreign to his own
nature: Charlie Wasbburn as Be,. Bot acquitted
himself with the usual marked ability Which has
made bis services so invaluable to the managers
Of liome entertainments. 1t wonid be unjust 10
Donna I7lcz to close this review with the passing
mention already noted II combination OF cir
cumssances ever compelled Miss Mar to seek his
t1ionlc fame lnstead Of adornlng the social cir
c!os OF our city, her name Would rank high ia
the roll.
1t is to be regretted that 40 much talent should
be buried-hid under buehe1 III it were+
when every effort Of our amateurs is so auccess-
full aud meets with such Hearty acknowledge
mont.
HAPPENINGS
Capt. Bill Vance. aye ancient mariner" left
Oh Tuesday morning for Madison III the inter-
ests Of The Centennial Committee, intending to
lobby through an appropriation IL behalf Of the
81 Art Easel" The bold Captains contribution
in artistic design will bo poker acene on the
island Of Browns Lake.
On Wednesday md Thursday Main street re-
minded one Of the good old winters Of the past
when snow and whisky were cheap. Some Of
the most famous "hyers'' in the Northwest,
Gray, nags ranging in value
from $!,u0G to S20,000, we're showing their I
heels, to the delight OF those VITO live appar- |
entity By horse alone.
The domino party given last Monday night |
under tho auspices OF tie Order of Odd Fell !
enjoyable ending to the splendid series Of |
iauces given By that Order du:ing the past Sea-
500.
Pen:tential Lent fnds our Main street ':sun-
sschewcd c.rniverous diet, 60 to church re-
igioualy read their old loso-notes, and tllrt only
NTH the boys when they can't help it.
Oar excellent Mayor has probably the most |
thorough appreciation of the guileless emilio OF
" Nike ch!dIike and bland. Just shake
:gar- Case containing something that VIII rattle,
IND he will turn the inst corner like = flash,
The Gospel meetings have been III full blaat
nce the advent Of Wni:t!e and Blss. and many
hardened reprobate now looks 1ong'nsly for
yard TO the New Jerusalem. Poo. John
Iaushap, ono Of tile converts, is sad illustEa- |
ion of the evils OF temporary fanaucism. |
iobbcd OF $ splendid business, the enjoyment Of
homo, aud, wor5e than ALL Of his reason. ho is !
ut j sud wreck OF his former SELF.
Tho half-grown brata who raised such CON-
notion at the Opera-House last Tuesday eveu-
ng arc diagrace to the College. and should be
ept ut homo it they cannot &C: any better than
connecting links " or chimpanzees.
john Dillon, old farorite bera played to .
plendid house last night at BELLE City Hall.
Tho excitement among the Trustees OF Taylor
|rph.n Asylum keeps at fever heat.
Personal.
J. 4. Brown, Of Milweu6oo orc OF the 1ead-
1g commission men OF chat city, Was in Racine
Ist Saturday.
". M..Cox, Esq., e. F. 4 Of the r., Il. I. It.
t. L. Railway, made dying trip to ouf city last
{ouday
DOC Dpt!oa, Of Chicago, was looking for
atiants at " tho Store last Sabbath.
Frank Lowell has been rnstica1ng among the |
oosiars for few weeks. and returns well
leased with his visit.
James Spence. i:uliug no rest for the sole Of !
$ foot equal to o,1r quiet burg, las come back
stay.
Mas Anna Knill, OF South Bend, Ind, young :
ly endowed with classical tastes OF . high or {
r. is visiting our city, tho guest OF 3liss Emma E
oTel.
T. E. IGnckley, Esq., President q the Chicago I
Iowa Railroad was in to1n on Friday week,
o guest of tho Hon. ]. I. Case. 4
Quite number of the pupils OF the Kenosha c
igh School visited our city on Friday, and in /
llged in the luxury Of q squara meal at tho 4
adins and coffee rooms. +
The First National Bank Of this city has &C. c
red . Sargent l. Grecnleaf patent combiua-
III chronometer lock, which randers their vault
oof against the Vaccinations Of man OF devil.
kENOSHA.
WINTERS SCENE.
.sEsciat Corrcsnn.:dencc Of The Chicago Tribune.
KESosHA, March 4.-Strange to relate, and
anger yet to behold, was the snow-storm that ;, :,
tened the landscape with 1ts pure mantle OF -
1thery flakes tho first part of the week, rejoic- y
, tho heart OF every luciy possessor of horse "