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New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
uEw:voRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL Z, 1880

responding week last year 800 bales Exports for
the week. 10 bales imports, l2S bales. harket
without decided chance showing little more bnsiness
lower grades brewers Exporters are not operangi
conflicting circulation as to the condition
of Enrooean mArkes the most trustworthy OF these na
cato n Continued dulness u Americans. QuotatlOns
state Fancy. D.. Do Poor 23 @2s 2s
Do Good 70 Prime 3Oa33 DO. Poor to Far. 1@l2
Do Fair Do Poor TO Good. III. 2o10
FURs AND SKINS.
Receipts arc liberal and the market Is shade lowerfr
some sorts lots show she ders which nave to be
graded down. Quotations are for Prime Skins only:
IN afsA md
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hnlA, Yheat. 100000 eush.i Cora,

meqts5 Flour 1000 bnlA. Wheat. 100000 bush; Cora
100000 bush: Oats 5000 Buan. .,.
81 isIa Amber Mchsaa 81 %; Mo- 2 Red Winter. syoe
No Red wsbssa Western Amber t. = sss sio. no.
No b spot April. $3.50. May, 4Oc No White ~ s
Rejected 3D. Oats steady No 3S,s:. Mie,lgan
June 81 209 July, 81 08.. Recepts-wneat $1,000 pusn
g. 900 bush; Corn. 20QOU0 bush: Oats. 1000 bush
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YFOFT ADLRs.

Exports ~ Potatoes 3.U1S bDs. OLD Potatoes contrle
dun aud weak Prime New have far inquiry steady
prices. steamer IN with good cargo Of PO
iao onions Tonatoe- AMI bccia which were Put ont az
market nuite lberlv supplied with most
Kinds southern vegetable bat the demand IA eScep9naiy
ttlr Ing arOii
A,are- /. rath scarce and salio a for thu best.
Srna. AMI kalr have quick sale nj dn prices Peas IN
Cucuinhets plenty, aD1
irr ,ar Otior vegetables nodc ate inquiry at tho
iolnwlng quotations.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

Tho daily average reccIpIs for varions
points fstrihuuon follows; Emo Railway. 20
Of Cream 2an0 cans 0f Nk; Harlem Railroad 2iOO
do: Ncw-flaven Railroad. $50 dol HUDSON River Railroad
Midland Railroad 100 cans 0f MIX ana Az cans OF
Cream: miscellaneous nearby routes l6OO cans oil MIX!
5000 MIX nf4 quarts eac The price AZ which
The surplus has been rod on the platform during The week
ranges 30 81 So and the ST. 3 g. The
eupDy exceeds tho present dnmand ant good deal is lett
ally Irce have rnie low all TIE week aud there Is no
prospect OF an improvement tins week.
rOrfTRr GAME.
receipts of Live Pou have been sufficient 10 meet
all demands, prices have ruled about steay There
supply O Dressed Poultry rong forward but bHy
are only taxing enough tor nmcdla" use there - not
much He Trade Is high and retailers do not want
incnr extra expense carving The receipts
mainly Of frozen Prime Frozen Turkeys Ducks
AMI Cease selling fully It. above quotations. There ae
rather Tame squads beng received and the feeling
Wild ducks not leuty, but very lew afe
wanted, arriving very freely from Pennsyva
nn hry so Yesterday ~ ~ -. hut were moving slowly
TODAY Slnr D. PEr English Sape are IA fair request
quota good many lois poor order aud so as low
u 30 cents Quotations:
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prpopraS r1YAycrAL MARKETS.

LONDON April 6-l23D p. rnU. s. bonds four cents
1O9s anuc and Great Western first mortgage tinstees
f0is U7 illinois no. Peinsyvania Central ~ =
NeT.York Central, 1862 Reading Railroad, 35'+
lONpnN. April G-i W-C. :. boEdS, four per GEMS.
lOgia Atlantic Great Western first mortgage trustees
cerhcate IS: do second 30 Pennsy yyania Central "a
Reading Railroad. So PARIS adyeesquoIe three per cent
Ientes al 50 francs 45 centimes OI the account
IOSbOA April $3.50 D. m.ConsOs. 95s Tor monev 9o7ls
<orf Tho
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
WOOL MARKET.

FALL RIYFR. Mass. April 6.The Printing Cloth market
remains unchanged In aUy particular
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
90 Uhom II alau Gonrera

NFXT OF KIN HEIRS WANTED Or
~ Cncaimed Monsy nsGsssr has 20 900 nsnss Qntsss41
heirs sdvertised for-sub5ecu o. 4rSss bnssm ~ ~
f"''~ 7ii 0aassn1I. Phfsaelas3A
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evANF lVp pFA-

bush. h1Frts-Bcans llGi pkg-; Peas. 500 bush
general iir market f. iu and w~th ana rfc"t arc
lower for except RACK nre lr@cNrrs ar' al free
sellers d.au the i- night. both from
Ioer- and lohug tfair aid 10 tl' ~ -'- any
amount top quotations N"ud pt"tahi nave 10 '
shaded offered a ~ 80 ami MafiuNa move
slowly n - I5 ~rarr,y anythi dnue "a Reel k1efy nri
quotations somewhat nominal The famr can e ,sl ~ White
kidney Black b. fnv" had rather unuSusiy eOl cN
I,rt demand and tIo naI kr il fm ald higher II ~ hni 10
- Tor tTcty choice Pea Ec.Is nI cradcb not
..-..i..I A.1.-nl uL-.I Lml alcaLN Qunlanua.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
feQai Not,fes.


CTTPREME COURT, City and County OF
= New York-John p EimendoTf plaintiff age,nst Eiss
sas IN tbs c.ty and County OF the
defendants OF them You are nereDy somnsoueN
the complaint this action and 10 serve copy
your the painns attorney WITHIN
vice and your failure 70 appear OF
manaed in tie compaint-Dated March 10: 1880 m Mnam
ci,y Posi- once drsss IS wss., Ns-Ysri
he defendants Ess ErskIne and Matilda 0oets; The
foregoing summons served upon you Dy puoncslon pur
The supreme Court OF state Of NewYofk dated the On
day of April 1880 and ed with the IN the Once
Hont" IN The ssid CITY Of NewYork. wn,m H. Morrson
Paltifs Attorney once anu fost o"ce No' os
W3lsL, New-YOrK City.
[kp7 1aw6wWedl ------------------------.
CUPREME COURT.--City and County OF New.
- YORK TIE SEw.YoRK, LAKE ERIE AND WEST:
MciiENHY deienant TO the defeDesnts Yea
arp hereby summoned 70 answer the complaint " th scon
vii ain eny after the OF ths summonA exclu
s OF the day and failure % appeaf
or answer Judgment viii be aken aganst you BY Default e
the .ee demanded In tho conplant-Da<e ssos
-: :sH,PMAN. BARLOW. LARocouE 4 MAcrAnLAsD.
No. IS willtam-sf, Now. .Yof6 s1Y.-
McIenryThe foregoing summons - served uRo2
YOU by publication pursuant 70 Order Of the Honosao
ihares Daniels Justices Of the supreme court q
the state NewYork dated the 10th day of 1srch o
ana died with the complaint IN the ONCE o. no Ccrx
Ciiy and County Of New. York. % the coun Asess u ~
0i isMfraxs. HiTs BARLOW, LARocSgs :. = n.aczAnLAHA
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
Bnsiness Chances.

A PARTNER WANTED-Active or special.
"A with $4,000 cash sapsl in manntaetartns, and pae
Beat given and required Fine Tor
xo,ne man 10 cneRge In standard profitable business An
ircsted Address Tor all parcu
Lara Box 20 TTiswst Ofice, New.York City.
A RARE ChANCE! IRON MEN! $1,000
"A Ni buy an iron foun,,y end machine shop In full run
mug real estate and tools 80 miles vm Sc LouA
on ~ hands employed trade Wel e.
fabished no competition manufacture OF fevofita
agricultural Implement for Western states resson Sof sell
Ing. illness Of propretors Address hiohLAND ~
n
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
FRl1Is. BEKRIEs AND NUTS -DmED.

Receipts of Dred Fruit for tho week. 81 pkgs with 9363
DkgA Of Peanuts dpkgs. OF Pecans Exports OF Dried
Apple. 81 pSgs. The for all O Dried
Fruit, Is vffy quiet reaction having set IN after tie srrng
market noted week All the Immediate hay 0
supplied ana buyers Inclined
any Prices quoal " lower. bu wDul be-
dflrull reach out ide figure In BlarkbrrIirt
feeling arer' there worry few Offering but arc
The receipts 0f Peanut qds mOdtnlc and
prices hrn. IickorJ Snta u4cise but uncDgoL
CuOiatiOns
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07


Send only od articles Tue freight and other crpensrs eat
m ,nnr ron pui everything good orrr. An af'r1"f"'
oot srclifr- ex lmuatn and nrn mako- sllr wl"r'
dirty nae kasa o env appcaranca fans. ParS sccnFe
SO fhat e motion will allow ihO contents chang aD)u-
Sc plenty cl.dn drV cut sraw Win esKs MARS
ulainir srncilp ate "a bHtt1nt Ne coienl
I'm md bpv ar ,1rl stating amount as Sand leitnr
AT the same tir !, sent the route time" etc
spl also br inclo.rin t1r barrel or box
Always slit te NUMBER Oi pick Gc0 ~"lTo Tor V"n'"
reputation for hu" gOnls Dui IL D's 5hi9 - ihA Nou
marx fs n demand
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
To-day was legal holiday at Chicago because of
REGENTS and shipments at and from Milwaukee:

The following shows the exports (exclnsiye OF
speclel from the port of New-YOrk for the week
ending April and since the beginning of TIVE
yeor. as compared with the corresponding periods
OF previous Years: - ~
Tor the week..---. S6.3 6,I5o s6.I55Jll S1ly4.0uS
Previously reported. S2.19G71O aZOnz4Ul al.oJloa1
Since January l.... SS.453.A25 fo.Sli3'o eAOoU,Joa
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07
lDo..Ga.Pee.cd,Go ,Gooh
Apples- EvnpOred.

Exports Of Apes. B. ~ bDis. Apples quiie plenty
but ts buK of the supply IL o OF dcd frnlt
really Prime oes Is IA ena"d a srns pneeb Some Fancy
Oreenings sold ~ - 80 and badwina high
s3 o. 1rir very Hight demand CranbrTus as buyers
only Inr haslug tfnm land roih. Si the limited
stock tlls Warkct las Olrfpd Tiuity 10 advance
prices. hear u small sales b. Not FlOida
coming forward and PRIME lots held nrmy
srswbefres more VI nts tDc bat sold faIly
fafp
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gNOR SALE or TO RENT.

The Glen mill property at BAtLsT0N SPA sarstosa Co
Y one mile from depot main building 40xlU1 fect tnree
stories In hughl lower story OF stone two upper stores
wool with slate Dearly new heated throughout ~
steam good protection against re good
30 60 separate Rckes rs nS%1 s
F. w. BA hkER, SYRACUSE n. Y.
d. m MN will buy @ first class advertis-
ID lUsOUU ing medium. No. Is Park.row.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

Receipis Tor The week, l8I5O pkgs INST Weok, 22j6l
pkRs corresponding week last year. 2O.2 DkVs The
moderate receipts Tor the past week has partially restored
confidence IL hc MARKET anu there arY active trade
today 1T l2c the best marks Ot Western GoOse aud
Duck Eggs dull aud will have slow sale until they get
down nearer To the price OF Fresh Hens Eggs quot
penn.&N.Y- doz- IL ai2 doose..----..-.-. % a9o
Westcinftesh. - II DUCK. G2O
southern frcsh ... IL eli
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

In london British consols were unchanged at
pS5,s for money and 0Sl2 for account. United
States IS were steady at 1864. The 4l2s were SlG
American railway securities generally were lower;
ETie at 16os second consols at 94l, Atlantic and
Great Western firsts az 6S and seconds nj 80, li-
nos Central at 11Ol2 Pennsylvania at 54 q. kead-
ing at }jia, and Central and Hudson at 136l20
1864, In Paris, French per cents declined from
So 25 TO S3O7l20S3.15.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

Receipts fof tho week. 5jsS boxca last week. 5f2O
boxes corresponding week last year, li.2.3 boyeH. EI
ports for the week 4Gis box'-: time last
Z6 B3D Liverpool cable quotations steady at 2ls Auwh
standing tr gradual wearing awy the socks, hold
becoming lile axiDu- AMI have male slight
s'Ons rather than IN let else WHERE Sill
market has changed much during the paa week and
Il dicut 10 buy Fine ChetBe under l4LC. We hrar Of
snlc- at lfse and even lilc but II ~ qnestOn
whether the quality entitled 10 the tenn Of Fancy"
trade have purchasing extent bnt
disposition to restrict purchases
Will OF
New-York tribune., 1880-04-07


OFFICE OF TIE CINCINNATI. HAMILTON AND DArrosl
RAlLaoAD COMPANY ~. 80. I
CINCINNATI March 23 $780, }
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-A dividend of gig
~ PER CENT ont OF the net earnings has been declarei
payable al the office VI the company on or atr Ap l0tn
the viii b. closed from April st
April l2h inclusive. Check will BE- RENTED nonresdens
rtce vt Of address. =. II. SHORT. see. aud Trels
oFrIcR EXCELSIOR wArRa AND MINING CoYPASY.l
No.3l BROADsr,
Nrw-YoRK, March 30 lSS0.)
nIyIDEND NO. 2J.
~ The Excelslor Wa,.r aud Mining COMPANY Will pay
dividend TWENTY-FIVE CENTS per saare 81 the once
OF Wells, Far go < Co., G5 Broadway. Oh April Q.
The transfer books will closs On the 81 81 .nst ,
Assistant secretary.
OFFICE OF THE Houston 4SD TCx.s & sEsrHat "a r & ~ COZ
vE'HE COUPONS Due APRIL 1, 1850, from
i the CONsOLiD DATED PER CENT BONDS OF this
Sew.York. E. ". CAVE Treasurer.
ST. LOIIs ALrON AMP /. II. IAILRoAD CoAPASY,
No. II MALLsr, Ntw-IOrk March 20 1850, u
IF'O HOLDERS of fBELLEyILLEands sOUTH.
l. ERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD COIPANt'S FiRST
NORTGAur Bon DS-rae COUPONS due April 1880,
Viii be paid presentation at tne ONCE of
the s. L0as Alton IcrTc alroai Company No.
- Wall-si. New-YOrk N. BAYAHp BRcWNi treasurer
b. and s. !. r. r. Co.
OFFICE or TIlE NRw. YORK MUTUAL GAsLIGHr coMrAsTf
t. corner CniOn''l91Ee; ig oax MarGh la S iso
rI,O the HOLDERS of ONE MILLION of
bonds Of The NewYOrK Mutual Gashght Company due
Tie Company will pay par and accrued interest for the
whole or any part OF the above bonds npon o.
D' 'i"'' Vi 'H' NA''" CnARLsS PLACE, Secretary
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-15

followed many years Of arduous labor as a
teacher Of music; during which time her
mothers death and the death OF other men,
bers Of the family reduced the little circle.
till at last her youngest and widowed sis
ter Mrs. Gray was the only one left
Six weeks after the reunion just de-
scribed, quiet but welI-omened wedding
took place. in which Richard Broughton
and Alice Croft were the principal actors.
Meanwhile, the bridegroom and bride elect,
living under the same roof, had abundant
opportunities Of riveting the "broken
chain to which allusion has been made
while Dandy. no longer confined to one
apartment, now ran abont the house. IS IL
perpetually engaged in taking messages
from one person to another. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodford, early apprised Of all that was
going on. had made the acquaintance OF
Miss Croft aud her sister. and being fond
OF children, had frequently had the little
Grays at their house. Mr.. WoOdfOrd even
consented to give the bride away. and his
two young daughters. were the brides
maids. But as BrOughton said. his cousin
Maggie was always q trump and her
husband seemed worthy OF her
II was the evening before the wedding.
The whole family had been visiting the
Woodfords, and II was evident that little
Ally had something on her mind TO CON-
municate. The young Woodfords as well
a. their mother. constantly called Mr..
Broughton cousin Dick" and the term
had evidently struck the child much.
What is it, Aily?" said Mr.. Broughton,
drawing the little girl on to his knee
What Is 1t you are wishing to sayy'
II should like to call you Cousin Dick
like those young ladies. May ]? for love
you so much" And as she spoke, Ally
raised her face for kiss, and put her arms
round his neck.
"Will not Uncle Dick do As wellr' cried
Broughton. giving the child warm hug.
Don't you understand that | shall be re-
ally Uncle Dick Tomorrow"
"Oh, how nice! Uncle Dick. dear Un-
Gle Dck-yes, | like that better" luat
n. B.-We are commissioned to add rled
Dandy accompanied the newly mar ou-
pair on their wedding journey. They CT il
sidered they owed him SO much, tha OF
would not be just to give him the pain
even temporary separation from his mas-
ter-and mistress.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-15

Jennie Dare" whoever she Is, has
come out with a new song, Love me a
little while the roses bloom" Well. it isn't
exactly the thing, so long as we are out of
the market. but we'll do 1t. And, then,
when the roses peg out. Well love you n
considerable through the verbena season.
then we'll keep 1t up while the-how do
you spell those flowers that sound like
Aenia, Ohio3 ZinDia? thank you-while
the zinniss flame out; and then we'll hire
conservatory and keep the old thing
going till along about Christmas. Bless
you, there's nothing mean about US, and if
the young men OF this country have got so
slow you have to make appeals OF that
nature to the public We'll discount all the
roses between here and the vale of Cash
nere.-l burlington Ha,ckeye.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-15

--''Do you understand the nature and
solemnity OF an oath!" the Judge Of Van
dilla asked = witness who had come up
from the lower end Of the State. "Weli,
yes" the Witnsss replied. after some
study; Il reckon know the uatur Of On
oath, but there never appeared to be no
powerful amount Of sOlemDess about
swearin' TO me. Il allus come KIDD OF
natral like. Nam swore little when she
was riled, dad was . born cussar. and
Psrson Bedloe =" But the Court excused
him without further pedigree. Burling-
ton Hdsokeye.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-15

"Wcary.- and who is not
That bears life's burdens faithfully. Trudge
vet
4 little longer. When your sun has set
You will have reached the spot
Where you may rest.
"Afraidr' Afraid of what.
Whist does earth hold that can compare
With Gods omnipotence! Trust 10 His care,
Make faith in Him your staff
II will not bend.
Poor soul. And don't you know
without the work, and strife, and weary days.
You would not long TOR rcsti These are q DDS
WAYS
That win you ION the life below
Up 10 His rest.
You shrink q. coward heart.
You've hut DAYS work in a dsy 10 do
The meaning Of the days you'll sometime
know;
Your task lies with each part
To do it well.
"Hopeles.r And Heaven remains.
see. You are not willing TO be led.
! ou would know why and where you 60. and
dread
The trackless. barren plains
That lie beyond.
Your wearincs> shows lust
The measure of the help you need. The way
That's hidden. the point at which YOUR steps
must stay,
Gods care begins. So trust
And he will lead.
Springfield Republican.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-15
pOetrp.
Courage, Faint Heart.

Dear God, am SO weary Of IL all.
fain would rest me for q little space.
Is there no great rock where the shadows fall.
That may cast me down and hide my face ?
IL work and strive. sore burdenej and afraid.
The road j. fiinty and the way 10 long.
And the weak staff whereby my steps are stayed
Bends like a reed when bitter winds are
strong.
81 shrink in terror from the endleSs task,
look with horror on the barren land,
And ask. ss only hopeless hearts can ask.
The meaning Of my days TO understand
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-15

The New York World says. The man
who dares stand up and knock the head
on that senseless to wit and kill that
viz. win some day be called blessed" :"
And while he is about it. let him convincs
the people that Geo" does not spell
George. and that It takes no more time to
write ''John" than that ridiculous "Juo."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-15

Some more cheese. please" said a
small boy OF eight to his papa at dinner.
mo, my child" was the reply OF the pru-
dent parent; you have already had
enough. When was child had to eat
my bread and smell my cheese" "Well."
said sonny, ''please give me . piece TO
SMELL"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-15

"A youse preacher occupied the pulpit
Of old DR.. EmDons, Of Franklin, 1sss.,
one day. and 1t dinner angled for CON-
pliment. II hope did not weary you By
the length Of ny seroon, Doctog,s "No,
aeg ~ ite depth, sltAsy,s 8
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-15

"A college student in rendering to his
father an account Of his term expenses,
inserted: ITO charity, e30." His father
wrote back: Il fear charity covers 4
multitude Of sins"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-15

-"How TO tell bad eggs" 10 the title o I
An article In an exchange. When you
have anything 70 tell . bad egg. you must
be careful net to break the shell while im-
parting the information.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1880-01-15

"A cOlorsd church, II its annual letter
- the Long Island Baptist Association
last week, said; ''Sstan has not bsss neg
laesf0l of hiN dsy sWQag VI" -
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-24

Ladies should reflect we'll before using
any preparation that is applied to So deli
cate surface as the skin. Any cosmetic
will at first impart a identifying effect and
not apparently injure the skin, but 10 a
very short time little bIotches and discol.
orations appear on the face which copcu
sively show the poisonous drugs IN their
composition. 1t can be safely said that
more than tseo thirds of the face powders
contain these injurious Ingredients. Pozzonis
medicated complexion powder is not only
free from all deleterious matter, but its
principal Ingredient is an active curative
for all diseases of the skin. 1t has
stood the test of years. Sold by all drug
glsts.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-24
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS OR DEPRESSION q
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or cour-
age; the result of MENTAL OVER WORK,
lNDIsCRETIoNs Oh EXCESSES, or some
drain upon the system. is always cured by
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC No.
Is. 1t tones up and invigorates the sys-
TEN, dispels the gloom and dependency
lmparts strength and energy, stops the
drain and re;uvepates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands. Sold by dealers.
Price $l.0o per single vial, or $500 per
package of five walls and 81. 90 vial of pow
der. Sent by mail on receipt of price.
Address HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC Me-
DIcINE COMPANY lO9 Fulton Street. N. Y.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-02-24
The Florence Herbert Company.

| Last evening this company made their first
app earGuce here, and the audience which
greeted them in Harper's Theatre was
good 10 size and qualify. ard were encour-
aging to the performers The play select
ed was Our Boys," an admirable three
act comedy by Henry j. Byron, which is
more or less familiar to play goers. The
parts were we'll sustained throughout and
there was co nsiderable scope for dramatic
skill. Miss Florence Herbert az MARY
was very. proficient. and acted the part
naturally. florence Herbert sustained the
character of Talbot Champneys." in q
cool and impressive manner such as the
part requires. Harry entworth as
Charles Meddlewick." the other boy, is
well known here, and did his work well.
The two fathers, illustrating different clas-
ses of society, were enacted in a very care
full manner by Frank Cotton and K. q.
GuptiIl, who thoroughly realized their
parts, Miss Maggie Metzger as
Aunt Carrissa received consid-
cradle applause. as did Miss Marion
Bent, and Cecil Cotton, who did their
work we'll. A song by Miss Florence Her
bert, received much applause. and the
audience were very appreciative of the point
made throughout the performance.
Tonight Miss Mutton" a play written
for Miss Clara Morris and played with
immense success in New York for 800
nights, will be given and will doubtless |
attract large audience. The play is of
an emotional character and will afford very
considerable scope for the talent OF this
company,
The prices So cents for reserved seats,
and % cents general admission, should be |
a great iDaucement. and the ability and |
acting of the company are 10 advance of
many troupes of more pretense. where
the sprice of admission Is considerably |
higher.
Sale of reserved seats at Wylie & Nc
Cunes.