Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-01

Physician Of His Own HONOR The
doctor reside her, frantic with horror at
the ask imposed on him, is drawing the
lifs'stream from the victim. Outside
beneath an arch on whose cJTnice rests q
lion cOuchsnt with blaZ1ned shield, Is
the husband, who is devoured By iaaI-
ousy and mad with rage, yet is already
feeling toe hell Of SOC echiess remorse
bursting into tOriuripg flames within his
heart. The piece is entitled "JeslCusy,"
and y Is mastery presentation OF
the effects Of that passion.
TABLEAU I5-INJUSTICE
ARGUMENT.
Ki"g Re dinand.- One, already, have we
With whom to wed thee
Lady Ann-Heaven my Lord,
Has Joined me to another; and my obedience
to Juy will
Is therein shown
King But Garcia, cavalier, or right lofty
Is our royal choice.
Lady -A.-Garcia Is traitor! Garcia and
By this false testimony 'galnst the two Car.
avsjals
Have destruction brought; by arts dishon-
They Of toy loyalty thee have ro5bd-
traitors to thy King and subject.
WI
Don Garcia
Thy brOtheT-in-iaw I'll be?
LdIiU 4 That infamy
From thy vile mouth alone could issuel
Great he tVen! Is there no clOlster? no
refugee no death?
From misery and despair = rescue me:
Come Isabel! let us TO God who
VIII have pity on me!
The Innocent blood, AcI ., S enc Il, Lone de
Vega.
Scene and Charac,ers-Hau in the ROYAL
residence at MArtpS- SnQfp
seated. Near him Don RamIrO. Don Juau tie
CaravGial (Secretly IN ariel 10 the Lady ANN
ard Don Pedro, his brOtner, are brought be-
fore the royal presence in chains aud
guarded, falsely accused OF treason The
kiDg oilers TO spare the lives OF the two cava-
lleTs on condition of Lady AUn's marriage to
Don Garcia favOrite. The lady indignant
refuses; tnVOkes the protection of heaven
aud flies t. Gu. vent for safety. The Jarava-
ials are led to execution.
The fifteenth tableeu is entitled "Iu-
justice" and the scene, which illustrS ties
q crisis in Lope de Vegas play OF "Iu-
nOceut BlOOd,h is one CfstrOng dramatic
Interest. The l0Cslity is hail in one Of
the Spanish palaces, one of whose tow
ers OverlOOks the spot, and to which its
crenelated walls and round turfets give
an sir Of grsrdauF. The floor is covered
with luxurious carpet, above which
rises dai5 upon which stands royal
fhSLNAN III ItS VI ~ Z. y 10 6gNfl u
ard its incEustatiGLs If gLIi; i, is bsck-
ed by tire folds Of heavy Gu tains of in
periai blue. An arch beneath the lover
Is besu fully orramented with gothic de-
signs, hatchmei Is, and heraldic es-
cutcheOns. On each side Of il ere
grouped spesTs, jIvelins, helmets, and
suits Of armor. fine roya! seat is Occu.
pied by the King o. Spain, Ferdinand
II. The story told by the tab'eau is
briefly this: DJn Juan de CaIj wal
who has sore ly wed the Lady Ann
and Don Pedro his brother, are brought
before the hing, falsely charged with
treason. Lady Ann brsvely pleads their
cause, when the hing declares he will
hberate them on condition that she will
become the wife Of DJD Garcia, who is
his fsvOfite couTtier. Indignantly she
refuses aud seeks a refuge in q con-
vent, while the brothers are lei eff
for execution, The tableau shows the
monarch sitting stern aud sImbre, ar
rayt d in crown and ermire Csre; from
a erOCes quely Ornamelted ribbon, that
passes over his shoulders, depends the
royal insignia. The false accuser ap-
pears near the table, the proud plumes
OF his Sp 4niSh cCuFC ORES dTo0piug over
his flowing hair. 10 front OF the table
stands Lady Anr, cCur5 geoUs,y pleading
for right and justice. At the foot Of the
platform sre pla Ell the two prisoners,
their arms bound; nssr them is q soldier
in helmet add coat Of mail, his sgord
by his side, sanding guard over them.
This tabl=au is fi1e Representation of
the kipgiy and fe1dal administration OF
justlce-Cr II lstice.