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Miss Lille Hinton,

Lille Hinton, says the f00hgh, is the
most remarkable young actress that the stage
has had for long time. Miss Hinton ia
native of Mississippi, born in Mscon, where
her father was a practicing physician and
cotton-planter, while her native State was
devastated by civil war. At three years of
age private lady tutor was provided for her,
and at that early age she showed such
fondness for reciting little pieces, that she
soon became the pet of all the Sunday
schools in her time. In the fall of 1872
her father removed with her to Philadel-
phia and placed her at the Beck Quaker
school, under the charge OF Miss Aldridgs,
where she soon manifested a great fondness
for declaiming, and would commit to men,
DRY and recite every poetical and prose selec-
ton that struck her fancy. In the spring of
1876 she graduated at Beck's school with the
highest average of all the girls in the class,
and in June of that year passed the exami-
nation for admission to the girls normal
school. While at the normal school she sp-
pc AIRED in number of entertainments. Her
irst appearance was at the Academy of Mu-
sic as the Prince in GIN teretia, February
%. 1877, under G.. Constantine Constantine
Carpen'er), and made the hit of the piece.
December s, 1879, she began her first regular
epgs cement at any thester at Woods Mu-
scum, appearing in Leah, the Forsoken. She
next appeared as dot" in the Cricket on the
Hearth, 22d of December, 1879. January 10,
1880, she appeared at Woods, her second star
engagement, in Ffoa-FIou as "Gilberte." On
the 9th, as Cora" in article AZ. On Feb
rusry 10th as "Blapche Hay" in Ours. 90
the 23d as ''Naomi Light" in School. March
lat, Pauline, in Lady of Lyons March Stb,
"Afrs. Halter" in Tae Stranger; March
18Th, Jane Eyre; March 22d, Louise"
in the Tao Orpnaas; April list, Let Hand,
her character "Inezo; March Sib, "Cslanthe"
to Mr.. Z. S. Connor's Damon" "Ju-
liza" to his "Richelieu" on the
18th, Cecil Homespun" to Mr.. Con-
nor's "Dr. Psnglofs" in the Heir at Ldv;,
2Oth, Kiag Henrg1E. Lady Prey TO Mr..
Gonnor's "Falstafn Her acting is rem ark
able for natUralness, inde MITIGATION, unity
and spontaneity. She possesses all the
requisite of good actress, finely moulded
figure, 1.-THE and graceful in its every move
ment A besutifal face, which is singularly
mobile and expressive, and a rich, powerful
and sympathetic voice, with whatever she
plays. She identifies herself and forgets her
own individuality in that which she has as
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VISITING THE WRECK.
Captains Mcintyre and O'NeaI Visit the
Golden Cify's Remains.

Sunday morning the tug James O'Conuer,
belonging to c. B. Bryan g. Co., made trip
to the wreck of the Golden City. Several
well-known citizens were invited by Captain
O'Neal to accompany him on the trip.
Among them were Mr.. John d. Murtagh,
Mr.. John Melen, Captain Mcintyre and
others. Captain Mcintyre was placed in
charge of the tug. The party went to the
wreck and over it, and sounded several times.
They found fifteen feet of water over The
wreck. The boat was found to be lying with
her stern up the stream, and the only thing
visible was a long plank, supposed to be
brace supporting hog chain. Captain
ONeal, whose firm has been loser by some
5000 from the Golden City, has been un-
cessing in his assistance of Captain McIntyre.
The latter keeps force of several men con-
tinually watching the wreck.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BAILEY's, 295 Second, is the place to have
good plumbing done at reasonable prices.
FURNITURE, Stoves and Carpets sold in
weekly and monthly payments at R. Brandt
& Co.'s, No. 1875 Main street, cornerof Wash
ington.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER Is no new preparation for the public
TO experiment with; its success Is. unpar-
alleled for restoring gray hair 10 its natural
color, promoting its growth, and producing
new hair on bald heads.
The readers of the APPEAL wishing de-
sirabiy- located business and residence prop
erty in Fort Pickering and South Memphis,
should not fail 10 attend the sale of Royster
4 Co, from the corner of Main and Madi-
son streets, this morning at II O'Clock.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
More operates.

More operates.
"A slight frost yesterday morning.
Bill Rivers hangs on the I'd of June.
There are only eight dynamite Irishmen
in Memphis.
The Chancery Couet has adjourned until
Monday nex'.
-Librettoes for the operas are for sale at
the theater.
The walking match will come in on the
tide of the spring trade.
The country people are afraid that the
frost has injured the wheat in bloom.
Michael Mcbride and Annie Fitzgerald
were granted marriage license yesterday.
The Broom Guards will drill at the Por-
ter Guards srmory this evening at o'clock.
It II. Lane was arrest yesterday for
failure to lay down sidewalk, but was dis
charged.
George Walls, for thieving, was bound
over in the sum of $4,000 by Esquire Quig-
ley yesterday.
james f. Gains, who was arrested by
Captsin Hackett Saturday, for thieving, was
held in bail of $4,000.
Mr.. Moss, the attorney for Sandy
Matthews, has gone to Jackson to argue the
case before the Supreme Court.
-Esquire Quigley bound D. c. Oliver
over III lile sum u c-OOb yesterday lOT carry
ing concealed deadly weapons.
-Fogarty, the contractor, who was award
ed the paving Of Beale street, has given his
bond, and the work will soon begin.
Sweep sisters,
Sweep with care
Sweep in the sight
OF the gay portsire
AT a meeting of the Porter Guards last
evening, Captain ]. III. Wigs was unani-
mously elected an honorary member.
AT O'Leary's late walking-matc in
Galveston, Tex, all the railroads entering
the city gave half-fare rates for the round
trip.
Victor =. Gallina, saloonist, was arrested
Sunday by Officer Conway for violating the
Sunday ordinance. His case was continued to
tie 18th.
George Taylor yesterday brought suit
in the Chancery Court against his wife, W.
J. Taylor, Tor divorce on the ground Of
dcssrtion.
Owing to the paving of Beale street, the
cars will be stopped on that line to-day. The
fernando street cars will run out the Vance
street track.
w. II. Mccall was arrested Sunday by
L. ii. Lane on the charge OF cruelty TO ami |
mails and the Gaze yesterday was dismissed
By the recorder.
The body of a little girl, probably two
years old, was found Sunday near. Ensley's |
place. l. was so decomposed that it could |
not be identified.
-For Cash OAiy, by James Payne, and |
AHce Lo1raiss, by r. d. Blackmore, are the |
latest in twenty-cen,s series st Mansford's, |
2eS Main street.
Thomas johnson, who was arrested Sat- |
urday night by Officer Conway on the charge |
OF wife-whipPing, near the theater, was dis /
charged yesterday.
The attorney general of the United |
States has designated the Erie penitentiary. !
At Buffalo, instead OF the Albany peniten- |
tiary, The place for the convict. hereafter |
sentenced.
The Memphis undertakes are still !
detected. There we're twenty-one deaths 4
reported last week, of which seven were
drowned, two died at the hospital and twelve
died in Memphis-all negroes. The three |
leading undertakes of the town didn't have
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-TUEsDAY.

funeral, and only four interments we're
made in Elmwood.
Tonight Mrs. E. A. Meriwether will de-
liver at Free Trade Hall, on Jefferson street,
the sermon she has been requested by the
christians to repeat. Admission, ten cents to
defrsy expenses Of hall.
Captain S. c. Mcintyre yesterday gave
Meszrs C. B. Bryan & Co. a mortgage Of
5000 on the wreck of the Golden City, sub
ieet of course to the orders of the insurance
men. The mortgage was given TO secure the
loss Of the tug.
The storehouse OF Richard Smith, at
KerryiIle, was broken into Saturday night
and some shoes and calico were carried off.
The thieves first tried the back door. but
failing there broke in the front door. They
have not yet been caught.
President MADDEN and Drs. Thornton
and Mitchell leave this morning for Cairo to
be present at the session of the Mississippi
Valley Sanitary Association, which begins
Wednesday. DR.. Thornton will urge the
cooperation of the association in the estab-
lishment of an efficient quarantine.
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CASH.!

The music of the Till, the sweet song OF
birds, the soft low voice of woman, all
these are delightful sounds, but go the
New York Merchant none so dear, meme
so powerful as-CASH- This f. the -open
sesame 10 novelties, 10 bargains with
this passport our Hr. Kremer has gain
ed admittaBce TO the ateIfers OF the fam
Ous New York modistes and secured
their choicest styles. with the aid OF
this he has taken advantage of the pres
emit depressed state of the New York
Market, where cold weather and Wall
street. have demoraIIzed prices 10 an ex-
tent hitherto unknown.
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DEAR FRIESp-Inclosed find check for 500 on
the German National Bank as my contribution
toward the success of the forthcoming walking
match of which learn you manager. Yours
truly. JOHN CASTOR.
1t seems tina. the hotel men and the mer-
chants have concluded TO take advantage OF
the walking match and endeavor to bring to
town a number of country merchants. 1t
will be an advantage to the Memphis trade,
and the manager of the wslking match is
certainly entitled 10 any benefit that may
accrue from his enterprises.
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Circuit Court-Pierce. Judge.

Calendar for to-day: 7105, NJ. C. Pearce We
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Com
pany; 7110, J. Crane Va Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Company; 1713, Eugene
Reid. administrator, Va Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Company; 71I4, T. Donohue VS.
w. HSButts; 71l7. John r. Frsyser vs. John
c. Hill; 7121, J. L. Fargason & Co. va Nancy
A. Edgrington; 1928, Mary Lanier vs John
Lanier; 1929, Mary Jones Va Charley Jones;
7l30, Annie Hicks vs. Thomas Hicks; 7131,
Toney Stephenson VS. Lettie Stephenson; 1882,
Sarah E. Talley VS. Virgil Talley; 7133,
Thomas Chambers vs. Antony Williams; 1884,
Eva Burnside vs. William Burnside; 7I35,
Henry Blum VS. August Frost; 1856, Eugene
Niyoche VS. Sarah f Nivoche; 7I37, Blanche
West VS. Newton West; 7I3S, w. ID. Dunn VS.
Charles Thomas ct al; 7140, Mrs. p. p.
Ward, administrative, VS. NJ. C. Epper-
son ct al; 7141, Virginia Scurlocll VS.
Robert Scurlock; 7142, Fannie II. Costen
vs. Garrett Costen; 7143, State of Ten
Dessee, ex REL, VS. Memphis Water Com
pany; 7144, Amos Green vs. Hattie Green;
7145, w. A. Wheatley vs G. d. Ray; 7146,
Rebecca Stewart vs Washington Stewart;
714S, Jennie Z. Stewart vs. james Stewart.
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PERSONALS.

SECRETARY HENRY HOTTER, OF the Cot
ton Exchange, who has been on business
visit to New Orleans, has returned, and was
on duty yesterday.
VISITORS on Change yesterday C. W
Lightoltcr, Manchester; r. A. Eskriger,
Liverpool NJ. Rigg, Norfolk; Hon. John NJ.
Allen, Baldwin, Mis-; W. 7. Chalman,
Randolph; A. p. Waddell. Whiteville, Tenn.
A. P. Carroll, Norwich, Conn; @. K. Caruth-
era, Longtown, Miss; - Duckworth,
Brownsville, Tenn; T. 5. Spence, Chestnut
Bluff, Tenn; d. II. Cherry, Chestnut Bluff,
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Conrs-Horrfxan. Jud

Calendar for to-day: 12S, Wash Smith;
126, Jim Fisk; IS, Homer Stovall; 236. JEFF
Cook; 235, Wash Cook; 1872, 1873, W. II.
Palmer; 225, 226, William Russart; 227, 22s,
William Hunsuckar; 100, 1911, c. NJ. Brown;
to-day.
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NERVOUS DEB ILLTY
A CURE GUARANTEED.

Dr. Z C wEsT's NKEvE AND RArsTEEATzEEI-
A specific for HyEterfe, Dizziness, Commissions
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF
Memory, spermztorrhea, Impotency, Involuntary
exerrion, seize ouse or over-iaGUlgence, which
leads % misery, decay and issa- Ots sex I'll
cure recent cases. Zach box contains one month";
treztE NJ. One dollar a box, or ak ho-es for fvt
dol .; sent b= mail, prepaid, on receipt of price
We guarantee E;x boxes 20 cure any case. Wit
each order received o. rs for s.x boxes accOmps.
med with I've cclis-s, We VIII send the p1rchsses
1uT zrfttzn guarantee 10 rerr-r the H111eJ II tie
treatment does not eject cure. Guarantees -
saed only By A. RKSKERT 4 co. Kholssz-e znf
iITders by m.H Will receive prompt attention.
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Mrs. J. H Day has received new novelties
in comHenced-work and materials, to which
she invites the attention OF the ladies. Full
course of instructions, 5, including materi-
all. VIII remain until May 1st, at the Clar-
endcn Hotel
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
River Kilograms.

LOUISVILLE, April IL River falling very
slowly this evening. with S feet inches in the
canal and feet inches in the chute the fails.
Weather clear and pleasant. Business only mod
crate. Departed; Granite state, Cincinnati.
. ST. LOUIS. April 17.-River fallen inches and
now stands % feet by the gauge. Weather clear
ard pleasant. Arrived: Ste. Genevieve, Mem
phis. The Bright Light has gone to the bank not
being able 10 get load of ore for ten days or
more, and her crew have gone home by rail This
is the third Pittsburg boat laid up here for want
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MEDICINAL.
| POSITIVE CURE

without Medicines.
ALLAN's SOLUBLE MEDlCATED BOUGIEs,
Patented October Is, 1876. One box
No ! viii cure any Csc IN four days or less
No. VIII cure the most obstinate case, no mat
ter OF how long stan ding.
M nausenus doses Of cuheos. copRiba or oil Of
sa3daiWocd. thai are certsio % produce dy-peps1<
by destroying the coatiDgs of the stomach
Prfee 81 so. Sold by AL druggists. or mailed On
receir; Of price For further particulars no for
eircii Arz r o. Box 1885.
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4 Know

That il Is q very difficult matter Tor me TO
get poor cigar from that best of all judges,
Sol Coleman. must acquaint my friends
OF this fact at once
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Si,kworui Egg,

For sale. Send for pamphlet, Practical
silk Culture in tie South"
P WALLACE MCKITTRICk.
Practical silk CultuTi>t and ReeleT,
I'll Second street
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Change of Quarters.

William Miller, Tor many years in the
boot and shoe business under the Worsham
House. has connected himself with the popu-
lar house OF j. w. Voegeli * Co.. No. pa
Main street, where he will be pleased TO
have his friends and customers call on him
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All Hard Workers

Are subject to bilious attacks which may end
in dangerous illness. PerkeI's Ginger Tonic
keeps the kidneys and liver active, prevents
these attacks and saves much sickness.-De-
troll Free Press.
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R.rufr Regained.

Tie beauty Of the hair may be safely re-
gained BY nsing Parker's Hair Balsaul, much
admired for it, perfume and cleanliness.
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DEAR SIR-We learn that you are manager OF the
forthcoming walking match which is announced
to begin in city Monday, April 2ith. Please
accept the inclosed check for $50 the German
National Bank contribution toward the
success which your enterprise and energy deserve
C. Z. GALLOWAY & co.
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wALKING-MATCH.
The Hotel Men of Memphis Alive 10
Their Interests I'm the Matter.

Yesterday General Peter Tracy receiv ID
the following letters concerning the coming
walking-match, showing the interest taken
in il:
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Kensington Ard NeedIeWork.

Having decided to close out my entire
stock OF stoves. I will, for the next sixty
days, sell Jery Je ior cash. LOUIS DUsH,
39f Main Street
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French sfea.ss Dfe.Works.

ANY width OF pleat required. / have the
only Pleater IN Memphis that bastes The
pleats. c. " FISHER, 263 Second street
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The sapreme Conrt.

Special 70 the Appeal.
JACKSON, TENN, April 1.-THE Court
commenced the peremptory call of the Shell
by chancery docket this morning. Rainey
vs Memphis and Charleston railroad, Nolan
VS. Cameron, Dupuy VS. Gorham heard. Mar
shall VS. Vernon affirmed.
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PARASOLS!
All these Won musiste.

Our lovely NEW DRESS GOODS it is impossible
TO describe; adjectives ia l. Suffice it osay that
our Mr.. KREMER waited to see what New York
ladies wear before selecting these ultra novelties
and these are correct.
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George SchiIly,

No. IL Court street, having received the &C.
acknowledgement of having the best beer in the
city, will have fine turkey dinner and
lager on tap.
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LOUISVILLE, April 17.-Captain Robert Bald
win. one of the Oldest steambOatmen living. and
father of Captains Nat and Ed Baldwin, is lying
dangerously i'll in New Albany. He was at one
time a very celebrated owner and clerk on boats
in the Ohio and Mississippi rivers
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Ladies' and gentlemen's goods dyed and
cleaned at Louis Riegels $50 Jefferson street.
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CIocks! CIocks! CLOCKS.
a Rich Eragrance on Spices

l have the largest stock and finest assort-
ment OF Clocks in Memphis. for sale on easy
payments. Call and see them.
g. ". FISHER, 96I Second street
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Fifty feet s-bose and nozzle, S So
Fifty feet hose, nozzle and reel, IS.
Quality guaranteed.
BROWNE, No. 40 Madison street.
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Cheap Coal!

We are nor prepuredto de-
Lirtr The bet screened lump
Kentucky Coal, 80 esnts per
barrel, or al % cents at The
yard. Entirely .free from
si;cI:.
la Special rates for msnufac-
turing and carload lots.
BROWN d JONES.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The Appearance of Charles z. Ford's
Opera Company Before Large
Audience Last Night.

"The MaseOtte' AeceptabIy Presented,
TO be Followed by the Opera 'sBillee
Taylor'' this Evening.
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HOTEL ARRIYaI.a
Peabody HofeI-C. r Galloway a {
ProprfetOIs-

R2tes-s2 % s. and 81 per day. according to siza
and location of room. Table board, from Ist of
Nay, SO per month. Transient meals, 81 20 Per
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The Best sc. Cigar on Earth!
Over 1.OOO,O 600 of

Over I,OUU,UUU OF
SOL COLEMAN'S CELEBRATED
No. 10 CIGARS
Have beeen sold up to date by
SOL COLEMAN. SIG Main s,reet.
Send for wholes ale price list.
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Dress Goods,
Black Goods,
Lawns,
Ginghams,
White Goods,
Prints,
DOnestics,
CassimereS,
Ladies'
Underwear,
Gents
Underwear,
Hosiery,
Gloves,
Shoes,
Infants Outfits
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Ladies' Suits,
Misses Suits,
DOlmans,
Wraps,
ParasOls.
Lace Curtains.
Silks,
Satins,
Aeekwear,
Embroideries,
HandkerchieR,I
Fans, /
Trimmings, /
Buttons, /
Laces, |
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Bsttina, the Msseotte......M Miss Marie E E.oekel
Fiainetti,. daughter Of LORENZO XVII --'-1
Larenzo XVII pice Of Piomtin Miss nay Sb5em na
Frederic, prince OF Pisa, in love with Fismetti-
p Charles Lang
Physician attending the countess....J F. Jones
Parafnnt George Roseran
Matheo, innkeeper. ........ Louis CarlbeTa
First l.. McSichoi
LOW Robert Stanley
Carlo, Phge--- Miss Lille Grub
Marco, .--.-. Miss L. Victor
Paolo, Miss X. Downs
Francesca psge......-.-........-. Miss Clara Peck
Paola page Miss Clara Downs
Teresa, page Miss Jennie Grub
Soidis Of the prince Of pisa srSy
J. J. jackson, J. Iarnall, +. Bockman, j. Am.
veg, A. Barber, r. Myers.
Last night the Ford Opera Company made
their appear tnee at Leubrie's Theater in
Audran's comic opera The Mdscotte, before
large and weil-pleased audience. This opera
seems to grow in popularity with Memphis
theater-goers and was certainly received with
delight last night. Audrsn's music is not
OF the highest nature, but it has a certain
pleasing tone which commends it TO the pub
lie. 1t is lacking in sparkle, but is at
times sweet sad generally tuneful.
The impression II leaves is pleasant but in
definite. The Mdscone depends more upon
the humor OF It's characters than it does upon
the music for its Elective presentation. But
ii is too late in the day TO criticise ii as an
opera. 1t is one OF the accredited successes.
and IL would seem useless to take it to task
now. The presentation of the opera was
most excellent The company seems to have
struck happy mean between singing and
acting. The Mdscofe of the Rice Company was
imme asursbly ludicrous, but hardly more so
than that of the Ford troupe. The latter can
boast, besides, a certain amount fof musical
excellence, which the former could not
Miss Marie E. Bockell, who was "B sttina.
the Msscotte," Is a most pleasing actress and
fair singer. Her "Bettina" was conceived
with the necessary deicacy, piquancy and
play fulness. At the same time she did not
seem to forget the pretty legend which in
vested her character with an interest il would
not otherwise have had. Miss Bockell is a
most agreeable lady, and she won deserved
applause. In the "Gobble-Gobble" song with
Pippo" her singing and that of the
shepherd secured a deserved double encore.
dr. w. FL. Fitzgerald was fairly good
"Pippo." 1t is hard for an actor to invest
the role with any decided interest, but Mr..
Fitzgerald made as much of the part as is
usually made of it, and he sang acceptably. |
Mise May Stembler was pert and pretty |
"Fismetti," but did not give evidence of pos |
sessing much voice. Mr.. George w. Den |
ham was capital Lorenzo XVII" He |
has rich fund Of humor about his person |
and he kept the house !
in continual roar. He is lust |
a trI1e too, too funny at times |
Mr.. Charles f. Lang was good Frederick" |
and III. c. Curley an excellent Rocco" The |
minor characters were well filled, and the |
chorus had an unusually select collection of |
female shapeliness in it. To light the opera |
BiHec Tayior will be presented. As it h as
never been adequately given here before, |
here viii doubtless be large audience.
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Decline of Man.
Hose. IFose-Cnrfs.

Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence,
sexual debility cured by "Well's Health
Remover" 81.
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COffon-Seed HuiIs.

For sale at
VALLEY OIL MILLS,
Corner Linden AMI Tennessee streets.
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Chasing Ont.

And freshly gathered flowers is the charm OF
Fioreston Cologne. Signature Of Hiscox & Co.