New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-13

lI1H f-sr X tkExsa IL a.
. n3aiedty ssf thGs,actmal sstaA aDas,
eeaf sesm to fssl ~ dAs4sr Of further op-
pestiee; ~. I .1yhtayy - ~ tist, ssYs
the npst relies Of IL part thsir allotted
sha4sjAAsy aGhsme leskiaR = a-fethes
CONTEST WIN - performed Il : hklfAearted
ps3ast. Tie MsauSlSyj ~ their csaeua
AeeasGs asastss yRseas ralsesasaxeusnt
and disaFastaon in ths 'pety esassilss '17E
The ecity y dsvsiA Of s1sttsme1t, md u
mos syarlass il loeting, for . .psscefal
solatisa o. ths pssslsa y the issaguear
ton d Prssideat Hayes cn tAs NTH Of
MAJ ich. The eity.is not crowded, AlShopgh
the opsliRS ef Congress. pastiaulsziy the
>pwer House, was largely s&tsn1edsns sts't
III T. i..Y- r r1oa LOGAN
Amnse2esrs.
"Romeo ana Juiiet" ~ss played at tho
Varieties Theatre last night with Miss
Mary AndefsoA u Juliet. This same J,slss
il much sbuesd character % the sesge.
As every yonng man, amateur and, too
mar y actors believe they csa play Hem.es,
SO i ya!iet seized upon BY debutan tes and
punished. All things considered, Miss
Anderson plays Euadne grAndly; she il;
vests the ashayacles- Nth stately. psesenos.
and her grand VOICE serves her yell
when deiivefinR' the measured lines
Of 1.-THE old7or play. Juliet ia weak
child with - aa'a11sxoraal,s itropg love.
MisS Anderson must ;, b.. Acok1ieaf o With
earnestness4 md with N oeigiaaf pot<
tra1af Of tho character, though Yhep IL
scatceiy an ideal Iulet., In time she viii,
give up the part and act Ro1sse- instead, a.
Ai4 Cushman did. THE mu6t 6his1Ga and
Esgreesble Performance Of the evening Was.
Mr. ]. r. Wheeloek's acting - Rsmss e + It
has been many long ysae sisess New Or
lsalss saw . haer pefsoaation Of the ehsrac-
tor. il ever. Hs oapturtd tho audience and
VA called before tho curtain. Hs
brought to a the ,psRto ., Aandsons fsnl
Kfaeeful rrssescs,s spd Kays 70 the
lind and. isituatiSns the full force Of
imp passione4 ,aesiaG. U ,Hs .rreelized the
fast that - alkabserbiss thought and the
very life e Remea MAS his love for J9lisi;
b ttosld rIsk al for heE, 6xht for her aais
for ben HR epeeA ,oP - t&s.extav4agt
.lsakuage Of the play, te.dsr and pleading
in PRESENCE u m iots, ,hbs aAd 1istSS wheh
opposed BY friend or fss.- The praise Mr..
whs4lock <aa 5ip .thS esaahs Psrt il New
Yoik .vhea lhs Aappostsl liss Nielsoa, had
prepsrsA - to witness . ssoA peefoenaase,
but he-was not overshadswsA last night,
aad vss sesp II his bsst -fonixht Miss
Anderson. viq. pIfy hPartAsais IN "4eEo-
maj. cl-ssq ~. as..4s 4 av stsJ "a a
!. An entertainment will be livea at the,
Optts House tonsGhs by the Association
Drimatiqne Orleanaise for the benefit OF
sufferers BY fire in. the Third District =. !,
Professor n. Hse4s, the wenderful ma
sician, is deipg veil fss GrasevalA Hall.
Today hs xillgHa nosH s11ertAinmsnt.
a good circus is 4 good thing. Howe's
great Loaaoaa siscus 10 . good circus. It
sives an entertainment that can bs undsr-
stobA by persona Of Ill ages snd sll nation.
alitisA Around in festive riag tho hid
gloved gentry saa the redshhted cohmoner
meet on the same level. Ono man IL "A
goSd as another. at : .eircus if he be-
hayes as,5wslL It 10 . popular sanase-
ment, and pleasee the Aillisu. HoWs'G or.
cus hes been fer many years % tho
road, and there are mono better for gen
er& excellence. The clowns, acrobats.
trapsze performers and principal ridsrs
ara ALL good in their several de.
pattmeats. Nile. .Dockrill, Who does
hurdle business, aud . riding sss without
saddle or bride, 10 dashing egusstRisane,
graceful and dssings Aaa then shsEe. il the
Sanger menagezia Ykk Al sEpszlor col.
leolion Of animsls, .fernieg an. attractive
patt' of the one great chow: Exhibitions
ard 9vep under the canvas on Rocheblave
shbet, 1eari Canal, exsry aftsrnoon and
evlnisg. There wtss no laSk Of spectators
ct the pefformsnce Last night, add only sit-
tsfiction was expressed q the .exhibition.
~ % - .1, vaceiaatie.- -v,,yfzsl,
The Board Of Health calls public attsn,
tioA to thsspsead Of smail-pcx IN the city:
The health efacers find everywhere large,
numbers Of children who have never been
vasc;nated, and strange to say, the parents