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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-24

tive law Of supply and demand: that
is, &c has been little better able ia
make tsrms with capital than the
grass ia able to make terms with the
soil in which it grows. Labor bougt {
at wnoelsale, to be.,old again, as in
great factories, ls braRained on the
lowest terms possible. and becomes in
effect like cotton purcnaed in the
bale, whereby each unit of weight
counts very little. Tnere la certainly
no agreement, tacit Or expressed, on
the part OF American capitalists 10
grind labor down to an arbitrary
rate of remuneration. On the con-
trary. there is an indulgent optimism,
% the natural right of every man to
4 com portable living, which is an ad-
yalte UPON the formal concessions of
our IA iJnal charter. The American
c. .J,Ea.I-t 10 usually man VINO would
( made uncomfortable by the know.
ledge OF absolute physical privation.
But II does not stir his sympathy that
some thousands Of his wcrkmen are
prac'icing severe Lessons of self-denial,
ioresis ht. and the adaptation of means
to ends. The workman strives to
msks small means cover large wants.
He has graduated from the European
howell to the American tenement.
but az the same time he has been
smitten with American materialism;
and there is no road TO this msterial
success except that which his en-
ployer. or the ancestry OF his
employer, has trodden with painful
steps. Nature tskes as long to make
capitalist as to make q philosopher.
for be reasons from cause to effect
with persistent zsal; and if he reasons
at all upon the speculative aspects OF
labor and capital, be knows that the
development OF higher capacity in
the workman is the natural and un-
alter4ble condition Of advancement.
The only way 10 which wsge-la-
borer who has not sufficient am bition,
or talent TO become an Employer can
raise himself sbovs his fellows is to
produce better work or more of Is
" tain 8 given time; that is, he must
obey tae law OF universal success,
which may be thus stated: Make your
demand upon yourself not upon
others. August AtlanIlc.
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IIIIIs & ]: y b :. 4 Is q
81 is TRULY WONDERFUL

~ AgAA w VNO6AAE " ~
To see what Improvement now exist
IS compared with railway trsvel
only few years ago. To become
convinced Of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the p0pnla@
and well known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN 3 L.
You are landed by thu Union PooiHs
Railroad in the Union Depot al
Council Bluffs, where stands the G.
& NV. Palace Train, composed Of
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.
ready TO convey its passenger!
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the rb track Of steel raj
through thrivi ng cities and villages
comfortably sea ted In this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate Of
speed which he is riding. Trains OF
this road are always on time, con
nections sure. and passengers seek.
ing pleasure, corr fort, safety and
easy In travelling, viii find the
North. Western" in excess OF thelI
expectations, and the greatest OF al
routes 10 Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets ola this Road all agents sell
:hem. Examine your Tickets and -
fuse to buy II they do not read over
this Road II you wisk the Best
travelling Accommodations you
VIII buy your Tickets by this Route,
AND W.T. TAKE NO
WEB
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Diagram of Claim,
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Notice,
6-Froof of Publication,
7-Amdavit Of $500 improvement
e-Andsvit Of Citizenship,
9-Certi6aate that no Suit n Pendins
I0--Power Of Attorney,
L1--No lice of Application,
L2-Oertifcate Of Identity Of Claim
IS-Statcment and Charge Of Fees
s4--AgreeMent Of Publisher.
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81 81;
Utah&HeVadaRaiIWaV

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-08-24

a Freight Trsin leaves Ogden daily
for Butte at 1000 am, giving daylight
ride through Cache Valley, and regular
freight train arrives dsily at Ogden
2. 10 IN. from Butte.
GEO. W. THATCHER, sups
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ON SUNDAYS
Leave Salt Lake City at an, II, noon,
and AIS pm. returning leave Garfield az 19SO
a N. 80 pm. and 80 IA, arriving IN the
city at 1l3e n. $50 pm and ESQ Pm
Excursion Tickets 70 the Lake and Return
Same DAY, or any Train, SOC. Gnu
drer under 10 years Of age, 2c.
W. W, Ritter, Sup't.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27

gBalsmerfe BEL ben ieBigen Breilen 9all5 gut
austommen f0nnen lno iid Dor elmer !3oll>
DerabieBung nid)t ST. fiir6tcn brauden,
mltb lie crlt baS D6ere @noe ilrer SeiDels7
fiiDrIng abldneioell, ldltt ipeld)ent per til7
ldnDil0e YreiS ltctS glei0 Dem %auSldnol7
iden plus 3Oll uuo plus Trabt rno plus
Spele1 lit.
Dob Das, pie 9eiagt, nur nebenbct.
9aS, lporum eS iid iebt banbelt, 1T Die elll7
fode G0atla6e, Dap bic Giien1 uno StaDl1
SnOultric purd Sic gluSltdt auf etner naDe
acknowledgement glbfoll Der yta6frage lcDr
%entrnutDigt lit; DuB man tpGDrcilO ocS gStn1
tcrS Dielfad)e Setriebs> Ginltcliulgen 5t er>
ipartcr bat ltno oaB bic !3crrilttrlg DeS Gt7
icngel6dftS audi nuf bas gdr;e ilbrt9e Oe1
l0GftSlebcn libel einipirtcn lulro.
QSaS aber bat odn1it Der 3uder 5t
tDun? II II mittelDar nt6tS; mlttelbdr
aber iniofer1, ais bic ,3utcr@G infll6r einell
iiberaus groben uno Widti9en She'll unics
res !6anoelSperfe0rS nit Dem NIslanoe
biloet. Die 9Ser. Staaten talfen alldbr>
LID fir 80 bis 100 Wtiuiolen 0ou. 3uder
IN 2Gloern, Sic bafiir nur mentg ooer nihts
bon unleren QanoeS>@ ~rSelgntlen leDmell.
0icicr itarfc 3uterpcrbrau6 wtegt lcDr
i6iper IN unlerer 6anoelSe Qlbrednulg nit
ocil Nuslanoe. Die Ser. Staate1 iDllroen
iOipoDl Der Grldiittcrung beS Giicnlnarftes,
ipie Der gegenipGrtigen unltlu1igen lleber<
eiliuDr eurppdtlder 9uru5>Q Saaren piel
glci0mitDiger uno taItbliitiger 5uleben
tDnrei, ipenn ie jene 80 DOer 100 Wtiltoz
ncl1, Die ic in auSlGnoil0em 3llder perz
lutlGel1. i'm 0alDe beDalten f0nntclt.
llnO lie fDnnten es, iperllt Die Sarern III
lnicrcn ipeitli6en Staaten Dem 9lnbau ocs
6illelil6en 3ldcrro9rS Sorghum saccha-
ratum) mebr Nufmertlanlfeit ipion1elt ipouz
ten, anitatt iDr NleS auf bic Sine Srunpf>
fartc 8eiSen 5u lebcn. Die Sdipiertg>
fettert, tpclde 1id) friiDer Der l(mtpalOlltlig
beS Snrghum>S afteS III gef0rnten .3uder
entgcgcuitclltcn, iino cnoliO purd sic Gbe2
ME lllb Icd)nit llbcrlpunoclt ipproct. Die
GcrUnllfnmmnung ocS Gerhunitulg51 (Guaz
porotionS>) GerfaDrenS, bic GtnfilDrung Der
6iltrir!tng ourd GnodenmcDl 1no Die
S0eibulg beS 3udcr5 bpl1 SDrlp ourd
bic Gentrifug0ltraft Doben Die Oarltcl7
lung einCs BUFFERS erm0gli6t, ipels
der bem in Gouiliand aus 3udcrz
roGr gelponnenen ganS gleidwertbig lit,
aber nm ein Srittel poer gar I'M bic !OIlfte
billiger erSeugt iueroen tanr. Selblt bet
Dielen Breilen fann Oer Sauer bis ST. 40
Dollars u,o meDr &eingetpinn pom 2lcrc
Sorghum ma6en. 9ti6ts itebt meDr inn
9Sege, I'm almdDli6 ben 6 a III mt II
8eoarf Der Ser. Staaten an a3uder int
eigenen 2anbe gu erSeugen uno lonltt 100
Oiiuicnen Dollars, Die iebt jG6rltd at Die
tpeitinoti6en unb batpaitl6en YflanScr
geben, unieren eigeneu 8auern, oanlit
aber audi mittelbar unlerer 9etntl6en
Sloultrie suSupenben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27
Giicub0nufriCNc.

SIN boriaeu Sabre Inn 6icic 3eit CAB eS
cinen Grieg stptlden ben BON Sbicago 11ad
ben atlantil6en SeeDGfen filDrenoen 8abz
men, lpobci IS l0lieBli6 oobin fam, oaB
man fir ) Dollars bon Bolton nad GDi>
caoo ur6 Slriid fa6ren fDnnte. Sn 0telem
Sabre baben mir einen &rieg Sipiiden ben
Babncll, peldc ct. SAUL urb Chicago NIT
chamber perbinocl ullo oaS SaDrgelO lit IN
6ol0c bciien fir ben gScg bon ~eriterer mad
Iebterer Staot (1idt aber unlgeteDrt) aut
50 GcntS beruntergetomnlen.
Solde vIriege" iperoen nadgeraoe 5u
regelmGbigen gorfommntl1en geiptl1er Sab
resSeiten. Srii6er, ais Die SluB>O anpf7
idifio6rt peit grDBere 8eoeutung fir ben
N~erionenperfebr bate, ais iebt, fallOen allt
Sem 6lolon ullb benz Otiiiil1ippi aDnlide
GGunpfe itatt. StionperS Deftig warcl1 Dot
eiuen1 Wlenl6enalter bic auf Dem 9l6lon
sipiideu 9retp uno erbtlt. 0az
bel fam es Dor, baB bic GielenOampfer Der
cinen 2inie Yaiiagiere BON 0teiD g)prf nod
9tlbanD Q50 OteilelD gan II III 0 II It be-
f0rhcrtclt. 9o6 Die anoere CAB lid oamlit
nod niht i%i6eripu11oell, lOnocrt naDm nun
lli0t bloB Die Eoliagiere ull1lollt nit, lon7
6cru CAB i1nen all6 nod oa5 Gilen 81.
9tatiirlid6 balcrte baS nur 10 lan9e bis Die
lhiud0ere 9inie ben Sumpf alfgab unb ibre
Sdtfie Inn Elm Spottgelb al Die anoerc per-
faufte, iuelde bonn sic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
preile nibt nltr tpieberberltellte, lonoern
nod erb6betc, I'm aIf iDre Soften gu toln7
men. 9aS GIblitlm bate 1td ellItge
gSoden oocr Wfp1ute lang an Dem Strett
ergObt uno 8ortbeil baDOn geSogen, aber
6as Dife Gube tam nab.
Der Sinn unb 13tpcd Der Giienbabnfrteae
lift nun gan; Der namli6e, mic Der iener
falt pergclielen SalnpfbDot &rtege. Sn
ieoem bcrielbeu bdnbelt eS li6 um ben yer
iu6 elmer inn 0elopuntte 1tGrteren Strie,
bic l6nGdere 81 lGDrnen oOer gar gum
9luSOertauf Su notbtgen. IS lit Der &anpf
Der ipil6elten riidii6tSloieiten @ontlrrenS
alf einem @ebiete, 100 lpidc III europa
(Gl1glanb ausaenommen) fait gdnSlid li17
betal1nt lit. 9tiidltdt altf Die SnterelIen
Des 8ublifums bat Danlit ebenlo ipentg 5u
tbur, ipie 9tiidii6t auf bic un9liiGlidlen
NftionGre. 0ieie armen 2eufeI SGDlen
babel ni0t meDr, alS Su tDrer Belt Die
2anSfle6te IN BEN Seboen Der 9taubtlrlten.
llnb ipas boS 4Sublitum betrifft, 10 muB
eS ben DorilbergeHenoen Getpinn, tpelden
eS bon Der 0crabOriidung Der Ta6r> uno
Sradtpreiie bat, ipdter bOppelt uno brett
fadl suriideritatten.
Ood ri6t bloB u~ntereinanoer fibren Die
~@iienbabnen &rieg, ionbern aud gegen
pi9tige ~pirtbl9aftIide Snterel1en oes Nubs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27
Scr Grmtt ScS 9cbcmS.

vSeSebt 9ebt Der GrrIt beS 2ebclS ipieber
an, iagte ein preuBii6er llntcrofft5ier, als
ct na6 Dem franSDiii6en &rtc0e nit lctfer
9ompagnte tpieber IN Da5 frtcolide 0arnt@
ion>S tGntden etl1gerii6t mar. DEM Die
blutigen S6ladten unb StcgcSSiige iuaren
nad leiner Nni6duung rllr cine Dirt Sunt1
melei, Elm NbtDet6en BON Der ern1te1 Etll6t
oeS tGgli6en @amaldenoienitcS g~elpcien.
2ud fir bic mirtDi0aftlibcn 3ultGnOc
Ser Ser. Staaten miro tpDbl nG6itcuS Der
Grnit bes 9cbenS tpiebcr eintreten. Sn Den
lebteu bier Sa6ren, leitbcnn bic Tolget be3
6ra1S bon 1873 Oeripu1oen iparen ltnO pon
europa etn, tpie man gldllbte, unnerlicglt>
der 0Ololtrom Dcrii6erflOB, lit tpte blind
lno toll oaralf los ge!ptrtbl6attet tporbc1.
QSie oft Sernano, DEM oaS groBe GooS SUI
fIlIt, oas 0elo Su bul10crt Mn1iiBen uno
unctntrGglt6en NuSga6c1 DergelDet, 10 lit
in Den Ser. Staaten oaS Diele 0clb, meldeS
bret fette @rnotcia6re ms 2n11b gc6ru6t
batten, IN foitipielige Giien6a6n7, Serg>
merfSz un0 observation-disclosures gcltcdt
tporben, bic borerit nidts einbrtllQe1 ullb
pieIeidt al6 lpdter MIR ei1e1 mageren Gr>
trag geben tperocn. g&aS niGt in lol6er
gSeile DertDan ipuroe, buS tparb Su Dem
Derrud)ten 0liidSlpiel an ben 80rlen IN
Stem yort, Chicago unb HittSburg bcuubt.
Oa perl6pano eS allcrhingS ni6t, ionoern
ipe6ielte MIR ieine 8ciiber, hoh nidt obne
einen tief entiittli6enben GinfluB auf bos
0ffentlide 9eben gu ilben bur6 Die @utfe1ie=
lung touer unb frcpelbofter SpefulationSz
gter uuo militer gcri6menbung. Oieier
bOlc @Seilt iputtc audi in Der National> @c>
i~ebgebun9. NRit @tcl unO 9tbideu tpirO
man ttd III ipGtcren SaDren on Die perrrdte
S6anoz lnO 2uOeripirtDidaft Der beiben
leBten Gongreiie erinnern: an bie 9tadb>
tragszEeniionen, bic Dem 2arbe auf MINI
beitens ein babies SauienO WiQionen Doll
lars 81 itchen fommen iperben; oil Die
Slub7 uno 6afcn5Sil unb aubere a6nli0e
9talbtbaten elmer Golfspertretu1g, melher
Die Segrifie @bre uno SGam p0uig abbanz
ben %getomlne1 tDaret1.
IS tpar cine toue l3ett, no, iuie i'm
&rie9e, allies brunter unO briiber ging uub
III Der wilOen Sait nadD l0neucm, miii6eloz
lem @rperb Der Grnit bes Gcbens in Ser
geilenbeit geriet1.- 9o9 jest fGngt er al,
lt1 tpieoer bsmertbar 81 MAIDEN. Dfit benz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27

oDne ii6 I'M 9eringlten oarum 81 fiimmern,
mas aus ibnen pirb. &ein @aiierIauf
fam D0ber iteige,, ais ieine 0ueGe: = pie
aliO BARI man BEN bur6 goltSlaune auf
@runO i6rcr politii6en @elinmuns ertpdVz
ten Seanltcn sunutben, bel Der 9~lniteuulg
iDrer llnter9ebenen ale &i6ii6t auf Die
politil6e @eiinnlng fallen 3u Iaiien?
Der QSettfampf SDil6en ben in'S 1n6
Sen outs liegt i'm 8 beS bur6 9arz
teien regiertem GoltsitaatS Wno alIcS Bre>
btgen oagegen lit unniib. N9em oa5 DQolf"
eS erit iiberOriiliig iperOen tpirO, ieinc Ser
moltungSbcamten ale Sabre, ODER alIe paar
Sabre 81 ipcdbieln, - bann iptrb Die vGtz
piloieults Jteform" mASfiDrbar ietn, aber
ni1G eDer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-11-27
characterization.

Ollie yg6etterzg 8 standardization" fold
probs) DeItcn oarauf bin, oaB oas Sabr
1883 IN Der alien, tpie i'll Der reucn Welt
Elm redt itiirmtide5 iper6en miro.
9riiben gdbrt es i'll Sranfrei6 pie in
einem S6lamm>0 ulfar. Die 9uertueltsz
8crni6ter Cgti6iliiten) GuBIaros baben in
Den llmritiirSern (Qlnar6iitcn) Trantrei6s
@euoiien ~gcfunocn. 0pnamltsg omben
limb jebt ni6t bIOB I'M GSarenrei6e, lon7
bern aud it benz i%Ogenannten 6reiltaate
Sranfreid 8rumpf. 98aS Die 8ombaroiere
eigentli6 ipollen, piiien iic pobl islbit
ni6t; = 9tucs, i%porauf es i9nen 5unG3lt
anfommt, iit: 9as, mas it,. gu SER
f!0ren. = 9enn ungctcbrt, tpie 9egel,
meinen iie, oaB QlueS, tpas 1T, nnuerz
ninftig lit un0 nit benz 8urger Gorge
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-06

1ho Secretary ut a " death Rattle /" Con
pany Convicted of False Pretence.

Tho Secretary OF a death Rattle " Com
pany Convicted of Faise Pretence.
The first criminal case in graveyard I"
insurance annals came to termination at
Harrisburg in the conviction (for obtain
ing money under false prctencss) of L. d.
Hummcl, secretary Of tho notorious Ma
honing insurance company of Selinsgrove,
Snyder county, which is now in the
hands of . receiver. 1t seems that the
company issued q circular in June,
1851, giving the number of members in
class 5, known a. the "Old Peoples I"
class. Tho list was pretty large one,
aud L. Fitting. I. NJ. Morley aud w. II.
Palmer, the prosecutors, were taken with
the idea Of insuring their subject in the
MahoniDg. They visited SelinsgrOve and
were informed by Hummel that the Cir
cular, as issued, was correct, and the in
vestment good one. They placed ''their
man" in the Mahnning, and in due time,
as was probably expected, he died. On
November l, 1881, when they went for
their money, they were informed that
there was nothing coming to them, llnt
that, on the contrary, they owed the com
pany $34. They examined the books
and found that on June l, when the
delusive circular was issued, there
were but half As many members in the
g class" as represented. The defense
claimed that the books in November only
showed the number who had paid assess
ments, and that the discrepancy in mum.
bers complained Of. by the prosecutors
represented the number of members who
had refused to pay assessments on June l,
1881. The jury believed the prosecutors
and found Hummel guilty. Judge Hickes,
Of York, tried the case. Judge McPher-
son, who represented the insurance COM
missioner in the proceedings against the
company to revoke its charter, declining
to try it. A motion in arrest of judgment
was made, and Hummel was placed under
$500 bail until next month, when the mo-
ti0n will bo heard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-06
The Aulcsny Avenged.

''Stop that horse. car ="
It was q balmy afternoon in August,
and all the world seemed wrapped in a
mantle of lOveliness. Tho wind was sing
ing through lawn and garden in drowsy
fashion, and the flowers that lined the
graveled walks of Coastcliffe castle seemed
to be beckouing with loving hands to
Lady Esmeralda as she sat in graceful
poise on . velvet covered .fduteun and
gazed in . hnguid; dreamy O-washing. to.
be done for. three days manner upon the
pageant of nature that was passing before
her eyes.
But when the voice of one she knew,
one she had loved with dcathless tender
ness in the halcyon days gone by, came
floating to her on the scented breath of
the morning, thrill passed through Ter,
aud the eSes erstwhile SO listless, gleaHeG
with the baleful fire of revenge. Looking
eagerly across the croquet ground she saw
Pizarro McGinness, the man who lad
sCorned her love, coming across the lots
on a run, while far in advance, and now
almost opposite CoastclifEe castle was
horse car. The girl smiled grimly to 6er
self.
..stop that car" shouted Pizarro
again. Y -rL.AtfE.
Tho smile faded from the pretty face
now. but no look Of pity took its place!
"Divila stop will he get from me- she
murmured, and went into tho house.
In few moments there was a RAP at
the door. Esmeralds answered it, Ind
found Pizarro there.
H"You have Siightsd my life, fjlse
woman, he said. "f had = job way tnt
on Blue Island avenue; and now / shall
lose it because you would not stop the
oar"EQQAM ,MW HI
"Do you mean this ?'' asked tho iirl,
kicking The dog of the front steps as ehe
spoke. ..ftatr,l fIi .TEHlI - 49,
YES" replied the man, "you kve
utterly blasted all my prospects" ~, "
t'Theu." said Esmeraldo, !. look of Holy
balm and peaceful joy stealing over bcr
fax" the Mulcahys are avenged 80
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-06
MEDICAL.
I'M. BENSONS REAEDIES.
ctFrou the Springfield spy Republican,
A Generous Act
That will be Appreciated by all who
Care for Their Complexion
and Skin. -

1t is not generally known that the nervous
system has u wonderful influence over the
skin, but this f5 fact known to medical meD
who have given much of their time to the
study OF diseases OF the skin. No one can have
4 clear and fair complexion unmixed with
blOtches or pimples VINO Is very nervous.
Whatever tends to a healthful condition Of
the nervous system al ways beauties the com.
plexiOn and removes roughness and dryness
OF thetskin. Some skin diseases are not at
tended by visible signs on the surface. but an
intolerablcitchingth that renders life miserable.
We copy the iollewing deserving and inter-
esting compliment from the Tribune which
says: DIR c. W. Benson's New Remedy,
Skin CURE is received by tho public with
great confidence, ana 1t Is regarded ~ very
generous act on the doctors part to make
able and favOrite prescription Tor the treat.
ment OF skin diseases, after having devoted
almost his entire life tn the study AND treat
ment of nervous and skin diseases. In whtch
he took great delight. He WAS for number
OF years physician In charge OF the Maryland
lntirmaIy on DermatolOgy and anything from
hiS hands ts at once accepted as authority ana
valtlRlao. The remedy Is fully the article 70
stlask Che disease, both internally. through
rational mode OF treatment. These prepara.
tions arc only put up for general use. after
having been useu by the doctor In hts private
practice for years, with the greatest success
and they fully merit the confidence Of all
classes OF sufferers from skin diseases" This
Is for sale by all druggists. Two bottles. in
ternal and external treat n,ent I'm ono package.
Don't be persuaded to take any other. II
costs one dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-06
saM a:lc: smtelligencel
WEDNESDAY svBNINcs, SEPT. q. 1855
GILBEnr AND SULLIVAN.


w086 InOSe 0OW VRoko - AOO0k,
New York World. r ~ n.7.- z
Miss Helen Lenoir, who has been mah-
aging NJ. D'Oyby Catte's recent tours in
England, returned to New York yesterday
on the White Star steamer Republic to
mako arrangeneuts for the production in
this city and elsewhere of several new
operas BY one Or moro of Mr.. ,D'Oyley
Carte's companies. Miss Len0ir said to
rep pnter, when asked whether Gilbert and
6uiliva0's now opera Was included In the
repretory; Yes, it will be produced here
about The 16th Of November. By the way,
it il not called The Princess ~ currently
reported. Il has not yet been christened.
Mr.. Gilbert has oompleted tho hbretto,
but the music 10 not yet finished. MIR.
Sullivan has hid himself in some outOf-
the-way place in Switzerland that he may
escape the distractions Of London and de-
vote az bis energies to the compilation Of
bis task. ..r.. d.. ,.'-..
&c Can y, you give a description Of the
II don't mi.d giving you glimpse Of
1t. but, % tho work 10 not yet completed,
Mr. Sullivan would not like me to tell too
much about il. " oourss it has not yet
been rehsersod, bat have had the ibret-
TO Eesd to No md have heard some OF the
music. A. IN Ill Mr. Gilbert's comic
Up. ras there 10 not much plot. Tho hero
Ot tho piece 10 named Strephon. His
mother 10 . fairy and As such is exempted
from the ravages OF time and the intirmi.
ties of age. She slwsys looks young aud
charming. Stephon's father was not 50
favored, being fairy only from the waist
down. SterphOn, OF course, has sweet
heart. She becomes jealous ofhis mother
and will not believe that the facinat-
ing lady, Who appears to bo about
sovonteo0, 10 her prospective mother
in law. Tho other principal char
actors arc Lord Chancellor of
latter part will hsve to be played by a lady
tissue. Tho part is something like that of
Fairy Mother, which is assigned to the
prima douna Of tho company, corresponds
somewhat to that of Patience The gen
tlemen OF tho chorus are Peers of Eng
land and appear in their o0ronets and
robes. Tho opera contains many catching
airs and tunes. The Lord Chancellor
sings song which is destined to become
very popular. Strcphon sings very tax.
ing song to his fairy mother. It is some
thing Of . parody on Tennysou's queen
Of the May The refrain runs: I'm TO
10 married to-day, mother I'm to be
married today The part Of Strepbon
will be played by MIR. Carleton. Mr..
Ryley will susta:n the character of the
Lord Chancellor. 1.-THE opera, continued
Miss Len0ir, "is in two acts and is about
the same length a. Patience. 1t is undor-
stood that Mr.. Gilbert will be here to re-
hearse it in October. II not, somebody
instructed by him will take charge of the
rchcarsals. Mr.. D'Oyly Carte will prob
ably arrived here in November to superin
tend its production on the STAGE"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-09-06
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