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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-02-01
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Colu agalu.
-Cheek to night.
The river rises rapidly.
There will be no further parley with the
Sbylocks.
The Citizens Committee will draw their
bill to-day
-Mansford has received number oil Dick
q Firzgerald's publications.
The organisation of the Memphis Jockey
Club is progressing fayarably.
William Wilson and Mrs. Rachel Hsg-
erty were given license 10 marry yesterday.
1T is said that the Swedish citizens in
tend raising sum of money to enlist aid in
the prosecution of the Proudft boya.
The Rev. 7. #. Eaton lectures tonight
at the Central Baptist church ON Women"
a very enchanting but elusive subject.
The Democratic primaries to choose
delegates for the convention TO be held TO-.
morrow to nominate a successor Of Maj. w.
A. Goodman, will De held tonight.
Those of the readers OF the APPEAL en-
gagged in elk culture will do well 10 order
eggs before the wsrm weather sets in, and
they should be sure 10 order of the right
parties.
-Sledge, Mckay & Co. yesterday trans
ferred the Jaekon block TO Menkeu Bros.
The entire building will be occupied by
Menken Bros, about January list, after be-
ing remodeled.
Prof. B. Z. Sampson was presented be-
fore Judge Hadden yesterday for admitting
| to his school children who had not been cue
cessfully vaccinated. The professor was
finally discharged.
The New York Tribune, whose critic has
| been for years tine giddiest susher on
dramatic matters that the country has yet
seen, don't like the APPEALS notice oil
| Langtry. Crushed again.
The small bay will be panied to hear Of
the illness OF Buffalo Bill at Newburg, N. Y,
Of pneunonia. It seems Ireally dishearten.
| ing that a man who can kill thirty-nine In
di ans with small pen-knife should be hu.
initiated BY disease,
| Three drunken men in the Probate Court
ANNOYED good Judge Eldridge yesterday, and
| one Of them had to be fred out. Another oil
| the two occssioned confusion by waking W
| at abort intervals from a drunken stupor
\ outing on his hat and Saying aloud: "'At
| all right
| James Meath was given preliminary
| trial before Judge MADDEN yesterday fol
shooting at John Kane with intent to kill
| and was fined $50 and held IN bond o
| $4,000 10 answer in the Criminal Court
| Kane wss fined $50 for carrying an unlaw
| ful weapon, but was given until to-day t.
show mat it was not an unlawful weapon.
The fiiiy-second drawing OF the Com
monwealth Company took place at Louis
4 Vile Yesterday. The following prizes were
| drawn: Ticket No. 46,60S drew the capita
prizs of o,0O0; ticket No. 96,676 drew th,
! second prize of $4,000, and ticket No
99, 497 drew the third prize of 5000. This
! following tickets drew $1,000 each: No
6464, 32,730, 5l,lS4, 1871, 1882, $3.50.
Yesterday afternoon an APPEAL repor.
fer met Mr.. Katzenberger, secretary OF ihs
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PERSONALS.

DIR. d. T. PORTER left last night to re-
sumo his senatorial duties at Nashville.
MR. WYATT r ToMLIEsoN is in the city,
stopping with his uncle, NJ. janis Flaberiy.
MRS 7. E. Brown and daughter, Miss
Carrie L. Brown, Of Dss Moiues, Ia, are in
the city.
Miss NELLIE CUSNINGHAM, of Nashville,
is visiting the family OF J. NJ. Greer, on
Union street.
Mrs. S. J. CAMP and daughter, Mise Jennie
B. Camp, have returned from pleasan,
visit 10 relatives 10 Ohio.
VIsIToEs ON 'Chspge yesterday: Al The
Merchants, E. K. Simonds, r ,ndoiph; the
Rev. r. H. Mahou, Central Methodist church
M. Kersuman, Cincinnati; c. w. Jacobs
Brownsville.
The following firms and companie, were
admitted to membership of the Merchants
Exchange yesterday: Memphis Grain anc
Packing Elevator Company, VIM. Dean
Co.. L. g. Lake & Bro.
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DANCERS AND MAsQUsRADERs.
EMBEZZLER SMITH
Arrives from Chicago and Is Put in the
COanty Jail.

Some time ago it will be remembered
thai Noah 81. Smith, deputy surveyor Of
customs 10 the United States custom house
mere, left the ely suddenly, and also left be-
hind him hole in the government funds,
smountipg to about $500. He has been
brought into Memphis by United States
officer and 10 now quietly reposing in the
county jail. There are various rumors as to
what be will do when he is arraigned for
trial. Tue amount of the embs zzlement it is
rnmored will reach $4,000 or $4,000. 1t is
not very likely, however, that this will prove
10 be the case.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
Standing Commuters AppOinted-A
General Meeting Called.

At a meeting of the Board of Directors OF
the Merchants Exchange Tuesday evening
the following committees were appointed to
serve the current term OF one year:
Ga Appeals-Napoleon Hill, chairman;
T. 3. Trezevani, r. w. Galloway, A. w.
Newsom and John D. Murtagh.
Arbitration-S. H. Brooks, chairman;
John Reid, w. w. Scbool6eld, ]. 7. Jeff.r-
SOD, NJ. E. Carter and Barney Hughes.
Membership-W. 3. Mallory, chairman;
G. V. Rambaut and E. A. Keeling.
1t was also resolved to wait upon the rail-
way officials and secure an extension OF time
of receiving freight beyond the hour OF
O'Clock pm. Messrs. Napoleon Hill, E. Low
ensteip, L. Hanauer, J. c. Nicely, A. B.
Meacham and ]. r. Pepper were appointed.
A general meeting OF the Exchange is
called to take place at noon Saturday, TO re-
ceive the report OF the committee on the
question Of merchants lax; also, to consider
the road bill of Representative Galloway
now before the State Legislature.
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Memphis Jockey Club, and asked him about
the spring meeting. Mr.. Ksizenberger is
thoroughly posted on racing matters, but
whether he uss inspired by sn obscure ssn.e
of joke or by something stronger. he gave
The reporter full list OF the Nashville
stakes, which are az foiloWs: The Hermitage
stakes with $500 added; the Maxwell House
stakes, S400; the Jackson stakes, $500; the
Dsmsel stakes, s400; the River stakes, 300;
the Keupesaw stskes, $500; the Rock City
stakes, $500: the Mixed stakes, $500; the Belle
Meade stakes, $500. After this brilliant
effort Mr.. Kaizsnberger's humor ought 10 be
quoted at par in the market.
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Another Fire.

Early yesterday morning the Fizgibbons
residence, with the adj icsnt buildings and
cotton.gin, located about four and half
miles from the city, on the Raleigh road,
was fired by some miscreant. The crime
was planned very Systematically. Fire was
placed just under the rooms occupied by the
family, and the barn and cotton-gin were
fred simultaneously with the residence.
The family made very narrow escape. The
iucerdiaries must have been violent enemies
OF the Fitzsibbons family, and their inten-
ton see ms to have been TO make a clean
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WANTS TO BE FREE.
A Man who Was Forced 10 Marry Asks
For q Divorce.

On the 10Th of last November, James 7.
Red, black man, was married to winning
dsmsel of bis own race, before Justice Egg
new. The circumstances OF the case were
rather peculiar. james and Sue had been
so friendly that an infant wss the resultant
of the correlation OF forces. james was ar
rested on a charge of bastardy, confronted
with the infant, and put in Jail. He was
told by Justice Egnew, 80 he says, that If he
did not marry the girl, he would have TO re-
main in Jail. He married the girl. Yester-
day Red filed suit in the Chancery Court
giving this statement of facts and asking for
. divorce He said he had not married OF
his own free will, and that he had reason to
believe the marriage was not legal.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing TO
J. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street.
A CUP Of good coffee is the most delicious
beverage known. Such is Deans best Rio
and Jsva mixed coffee.
VIEW manufacture any old gold you
have into rings, medals, etc, TO order. ]. n
Milford & Co, 333 Main.
PERSONS prematurely gray can have their
hair restored to its yo9thful beauty, by
using Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re.
newer, the best article in the market.
FoR assistance to sight already impaired
loid Eyeglasses. For sale by all leading
jewellers and opticians.
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When you visit or leave New York city.
have sggsge expresssge and cSrria &c hire, and
slop at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Gen.
trai depot -Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 oms,
lifted up at an expense of 81 90 1000 reduced TO 81
and upwards per day. Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with tho best. Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
bette TO less money at the Grand Union than at
auv other first-cless hotel in the CITY.
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CINCINNATI, January Sl.-At the Opera
Festival this afternoon SonnaHbuLa was given
with Mime. Albani and Sgnor Rivelli in the
leading characters, to an audience OF 1000.
This evening William Tell was presented
without an incident worthy of note. The
audience was again about 1000. II will be
officially announced TO morrow that two
operas 10 be given next week-on Monday
night, Faust, with Albani and echslchi, and
on Tuesday, Linda Di CAam0uniz, with Patti
and Schslchi. The leading male parts will
be sustained by Ravelli and Gslss-i.
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LAW REPORTS.

Chancery Court-MeD oweiI, Judge.
Additional calendar: Nos. 1888, Richard
son VS. Bstemau; 1853, DtLagutry vs. De-
L.gutry; 4454, Gillian vs. DArusmond;
4455, Stovall We Seldsn; Ass, Hutchinson
VS. Hutchinson; 4457, Graham vs. Graham
Ass. Baker VS. Brooks; 1850, Amonett va
Patterson: 4461, Wells VS. Moffatt; 1852,
CASTOR va O'Couner.
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We MASQUERADERS
To Have q First-Clxss Opportunity Ia
Celebrate Mardi Gsas.
A Masked Bali I'm Process of fOrma.
ton for the { ccasfon.

To the average Memphian the word
Msrdi Gras BIAS familiar and pie asiug ring.
1t is connected with many delightful cele-
brations and pleasant memories. The peo-
pie have often sighed for return TO the
time honored publications.. Last fall a
number oil our citizsn5 became interested in
REvIvINe THE spLENDoR
of the holiday, but, though they held several
meetings, they could not arouse any united
enthusiasm. Several we'll known gentlemen
have determined, however, that the day
shall not go by unobserved. They have
cons quenlly hit upon the happy expedient
of giving
A GRAND MASK BALL
at The Ex position building on Mardi Gras
night. The announcement that ball would
be given has already aroused great interest
in The city. A well-known Front row mer-
chant will be chairman of the Committee on
Arrangements As has already been an-
nounced, Arnold's full baud will be in attend
snce and will dis course music for the merry
DANCERS AND MAsQUsRADERs.
1t is understood that quite a number of
handsome dresses, costiog between S45 and
SIS, have been already secured for the occa-
sion. There is every reason for believing
that this ball will eclipse anything of the
kind ever given in this city. This looks
something like return to the good old days,
and there can be no doubt that this effort to
REsURREcT MARDI GRAs
will be properly appreciated. Those who
have the matter in hand are determined 10
have all the details attended to, and nothing
| will be omitted which could contribute to
| the pleasure of the festive masqusrsder. No
city in the country can more readily catch
on to frst.class m Masquerade than Memphis.
All the world and part OF Pinch will be
there
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Unreliable substitutes.

The unparalleled SUCCESS of Simmons Liver
Regulator has stimulated inscriptions in
dividuals 10 issue limitations and substitutes,
which, being Totally unlike the genuine in
their effect and composition, are calculated
to injure the weli.earned remedial rsputa-
ton Of Simons Liver Regulator-a purely
vegetable medicine, containing no mineral
poison, manufactured by chemical process
and by improved apparatus originated and
only used by J. n. Zelin & Co., Philadelphia.
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SOCIAL EVENTS.
German at the Peabody.

Last night very enjoyable social event
took place at the Peabody Hotel, which is
rapidly coming to be regarded as the place
for such affairs. Col. P. c. Bethel gave
german there in honor of his pretty and
popular niece, Miss Bessie Pointer. There
were only eighteen couples participating in
the beautiful dance. They were as follows:
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Martli.Gras Rail.

big mask ball on Mardi Gras night. This is
8 very happy and opportune idea. There is
no doubt that vell-regulated Msrdi- Gras
day would not be complete without termi-
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s.saOsE mau's meat is another mans
poison" Kidney. Wort expels the poisonous
humors, The first thing TO do in the spring
is TO clean house. For internal cleansing
and renovating no other medicine is equal to
Kidney Wort. In either dry or liquid form
it cures headache, bilious attacks, conssipa-
ton and deranged kidneys.
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AMUSEMENTS.
Roland Reeds Check

Special to the Appeal
LITTLE ROCK, January 31.-Roland Reed
showed his Cheek here last night to the larg-
est and moot fashionable audience OF the sea-
sen. Red is one Of The best comedians ever
seen here, and received two recalls before the
curtain, his singing being eneored again and
again. His support is 6rs!.class in every
respect
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS

VIcKsBURG, January 31.-River risen "a
inches. Weather clear and cool. No arri-
walls or departures.
ST. LOUIS, Janusry 3l.-Night-River rose
/ inch, and now stsnds feet 4 inches by
the gauge. Weather cold again and fretzing.
No arrivals or depariures
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Candles.

Buy pound package of Floyds candies.
1t will have in it all kinds of caramels,
English walnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmailows and
fne chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no authorizations in anything. Every
thing cold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
tr;,ions. at FLOYD & MONEYS
17g Main Street
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mating in grand mask ball. 1t is true that
there will be no regular observance Of the
day; all the more il that a reason why the
bail should be well attended. Il is In the
proper hands, and doubtless will be Of the
completest description.
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ka,e Cuaxtou D.nxerously Ill.

New YORK, January 3l.-Kste ClAxton
was taken home dangerously III at the close
OF the performance at the Park Thester,
BROOKLYN
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EMERSON ETHERIDGE
As Prof. Fowler, the Phreoologist,V Views
Him Through His Wonderful
Uranium.
He Advises Him, IT "a is mot Toe Laie,
20 Cultivate n Taste for Pub
lie Life.

The Nashville correspondent of the Louis
vile Coarier-Journal gives that paper the
following interview between the phrenolosist,
Fowler, aud Emerson Etheridge:
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The Combination of Ingredients

U.ed 10 making Browns Bronchial TIoches
is such as to give the best possible effect with
safety. They are widely known as the best
remedy for coughs, colds, throat diseases and
aaihmatic troubles. Price Is cents boz.
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Last night avery delightful "Mother Hub
bardn party was given at the residence of
Mr.. Henry Wetter, on Beale street. The fol-
lowing ladies were present: Misses Bowen,
Fontaiue, Graves OF Mason, Tenn, Barnett Of
kentucky, the Misses Brown OF Nashville,
May Bruce OF Cincinnati. May Brown,
Clements, Kennedy, Madge Bruce, Fow.
Ter of Mississippi, 10 Semmes, May
Fargason, Julia Lshner, Bette Sell
den, Maggie Poston, Ida Darrsgb, Lu.
ellie Blakemore, Marion Semmes, Miss
Conrad, and Mamie Jouer. and Mesdames
Frank Taylor, DR.. Maury, J. B. Poston, J..
A. Denie, DR.. Cavanaugb, NJ. /. Selden, N.
]. Wood, and Frayser Hoist The following
gentlemen were present, Messrs. Joe Bruce,
Peter Tracy, John Denie, Edward Burus,
Walter White, J. Walker, D. Shanks, w. p.
Wildberger, F. Poston, -. Buckingham
Howard Wiliett, J. s. Drake, j. Proud6t,
c. L. Ficklen, Mr.. Blackburn, Mr.. Scales,
Louis King, Frank Taylor, Mr.. Martin,
| Charles Smith, ". J. Conrad. f. Fowler, j
T.. Fargason, DR.. Msury, w. r. Doriou, J
| 3. Postop, w. Gregory, Prof. joiner, Butler
Jack, Samuel Jack, NJ T. Selden and Fray.
ser Hoist.
THE DRESSES.
The ladies wore the following drssses:
| Mics Bowen, white nuns yelling. Ofna.
ments, Mowers.
Miss Fontaine, blue nuns yelling. Orna
menis, d diamonds.
Mics Graves, Of Mason, Tenn, white num-
yelling. Ornaments diamonds.
Miss Barnett, of Kentucky, pink num-
yelling. Ornaments, pearls.
Miss Conrad, crimson nuns yelling. Orna
mepts, flowers.
Miss Madge B-rce, blue nuns yelling. Or
naments. flowers.
Miss Fowler. evening dress.
| Miss 10 Semmes, crimson nuns yelling
Ornaments, pearls.
Miss Lahner, blue satin. Ornaments
| flowers.
Miss Mag Pos;on, cream nuns yelling
Ornaments, flowers.
Miss Dsrragb, crimson nuns Yelling
| Ornaments, pearls.
The Misses Brown, OF Nashville, evening
dress. Ornaments, diamonds.
Miss May Brace, of Cincinnati, blue num-
yelling. Ornaments, flowers.
Mics May Brown, evening dress. Orna
menis, pearls.
Miss Clements, blue nuns yelling. Orna
ments, flowers and diamonds.
| Miss Kennedsy, cream nuns yelling. Or
naments, flowers and diamonds.
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C,rcui, Couri-Pierce, Judge.

Calendar for to-day: Nos. 710s, George
Bennett VS. A. P. Montana; Ills, Mary
Dolzn vs Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company; 712l, J. T. Fargason Co. vs. n.
A. Edriuetoa,
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Ipniicsrion for rates to eluba mould be made
oniy TO the once of the Com any In New Orleans.
fuli address Send orders BY Express or Regis
tered Letter or Money Order. addressed only 70
a. A. DAUPHIN, COZ Seventh street,
Washtnxton. ID. C., or He. west CeuTt
sfreet MeDDhkD, ToDD.
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Seed Oats.
mpertant.

Large stock OF white, Black and Red
Rusi-Proof Oats for sale, low to the
trade. 4. q. BUCHANAN d CO.
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Magistrate for City At Large.
Primary election for delegates will be
held in all the wards in the city this (Thurs-
day) evening, February LIST. Polls will be
open from 7:30 to $50 o'clock pm. The
convention will be held on FRIDAY night at
2 o'clock pm, at the. County Courtroom.
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For Fine Flowers, bouquets,
And floral decorations and funeral designs,
call on II. Moore, two blocks from fernando
curye. or telephone him.
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DRAWING.
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Commissioners
Incorporated in 1865 tor twenty-five years ey the
Iezislsture for Educational and Charitable pur-
-oses-with 8 capital of 81, 600 000-to Which Q re
serve fund OF S556,o0o has since been added
eT an Overwhelming popular vote its franchise
vas made part of the present State Constitution
adopted December 2, AID 1879.
The only Lottery eu7 roted On and sndoTsed % N
people Of any Slate.
IL Never Scales or Postpoae..
It's Grand SingIe-Eumbef Drawing
take place monthly.
AsPLkNDID OPPORTUNITY 20 VIA
a FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DRAWING.
CLASS u, AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY Feb
r1nrv IL 1SS3-I53d Monthly DrswiEs.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
zoe. 900 TICKETS AT FIVE D0LI.AKs EACH
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A supply of "Cheek.-,

To night Roland Reed appears at Leu
brie's in his play, Cheek. Concerning him
aud his play, the New York Times says:
The welcome given to Mr. Roland Reed
proved 10 be we'll deserved. The story which
was Interpreted, interesting in Itself, gathered
new power as il was gradu ally developed to-
ward the plot in which lie hero becomes
the happy inheritor OF fortune and the
love of an uusophisticated woman. Finely
as "Dick Smythe" performed his part. it
ought not TO be forgotten that all the flip
paucy and smartness and adroitnees would
have reached only the plane of commonplace
but for the excellent support which he had
in it-Reese Davies as James Atwell, !"
Oliver jenkins as swat Alton" Miss Alice
Hastings as "Mrs. Abel Racket" Miss Fran
ces, Bishop as "Nsll," and Miss Adelaide
Miller as "Jaue Atwell." Lees superior
would, as ia intimated, leave Mr.. Reeds per-
sary 10 observe that the leading character was
splendidly impersonated, yet he requires
TO be splendidly supported, or the whole
interest in the story OF Cheek would flag.
The makeup of "Dick Smythe" is alone a
marvel of art, and presents the spectator
with character real enough 10 be recogniz ID
and with just exaggeration sufficient 10 be
comic. The performance is full OF vitality
and vigor, and the player is Immediately on
excellent terms with his audience. The
songs which he interpolates are 6ne ex-
amples of mimicry, and serve the purpose
OF ridiculing the Bretched sty les Of vocalism
which are extensively palmed of upon a
suffering public for classic music, 8 point
which the audience readily grasps and com.
prehends with full sympathy.
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A n nd Manager.

When Mr.. w. ID Power, the manager OF
w. J. Seaman, arose yesterday morning. he
made dive for the morning papers. The
notices Of the bum play Friend and Foe did
net help Mr.. Powers digestion. He struck
GVirginius" attitude, and BY the nine gods
he swore that it was an outrage, and that he
would have revenge. In his excitement he
sliehted his buckwheat cakes and no
lssses-a grave omission on his part. He
went sngrily to Mr.. Gray, the manager OF
the Theaier, and declared that he would not
admit the miscreant critics 10 see his show.
This precautlon was entirely unnecessary
on Mr.. Powers part, as no sane man would
care to see Friend and Foe more than once.
The present writer has seen the worst and
gloomiest plays upon the stage, bat be can
sincerely allot 10 Friend and Foe the laurel
wreath for sublimated imbecili;y. The
situations are violent to the verge of mad
ness; the dialogue is Of the dreariest and
most insipid character; and, in short, the
play is pervaded BY consistent inconsist.
ency. No drama could go beyond Friend
aad Foe in complete lack of merit. Tie
APPEAL realizes the fact that Mr.. Sczulan
made happy selection when he secured
Mr.. Power to manage this alleged pIav.
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ASSIGNEk,s SALE OF MULES, ETC.
ROOMSAND
TAKEN UP.

ST. JAMES HOU5E-second and Adams streets.
y Board and room IS per week. Transfer is Will
ind good accommodations at low rates.
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TON-J nuary 18th, one muiley headed cow.
OOwner can have same by proving property and
paying charges. Apply At VIM GRAHAM'S Gro
Gerry, corner fernando road and Brooks avenue.