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NOTICES

N oTlCE-ATTENTIoN, DAtRYMEN !
~ We have for sale, at a reasonable price
and on easy terms, t-act OF land contain
Ing olt acres, situated about miles SOUTH
east OF the court house, Just outside n the
house aud adjoining Major Eakin's land,
that lisa desirable location fora dairy or
market garden We would advise parties
who desire Ia purchase such a tract 10 call
early, a. the owner contemplniCs sub.
dividing IL into smaller tracts In ie r
days. MURPHY a BoLANz, Real Estate
Agents, 40 Main street. Jun20-iw
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hat. sOZoDoNTg rTls This Won ask.

What, sOZODoNTg Ills this you ask;
To answer Is an easy task
tits "a liquid soft and sweet
Which Keeps teeth healthy, white and
neat,
Which makes the rosy gums endure,
And renders breath like roses pure
SoEodont.
An article that is at once teeth pre-
server and breath purifier, and so pleas.
ant and convenient 10 use, its exceeding
popularity does not surprise any one
Time has fully established the fact
that SOZODONr possesses these ex-
celleut qualities In an eminent de.
gree. IL has legitimstely acquired
the right to position upon every toi-
let table,
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ID 'f1rNsI-- WEAK AND UNDE-
i NHL ~ II PAR 7B n the 7uMAN
BOti En-. s-,td Developed andlStrength.
enedi etc. l, al Interesting advertisement
long run In oar pHpsr. "a reply " lnQuir-
ies, -c w''i 'st ts2t there is 40 evidence
Oi hunops shou' thiH or the contrary
Tie 0Vcrtisegs ,ue very nigtIC indOfsed'
tn'yrs-' ge persons M yg :. s.u.ed c.rcnlersi
gNAc H' ''r''Crl I-- ~ q ,'r- Frie
l-li.a ga. = t. 7ov SIG Buffalo, n "
fToled Evening Bee.
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NoTICE-FINE BUSINESS oPPoRTU d.
Az nlty-For lease, n fine brick hotel,
nearly finished and situated In the rapidly
growing city OF Abilene, Texas. Favora.
Die terms TO right party; for particulars ad.
dress wN II. JOHNSON, Box No. 2, Adj.
lene. Texns. iuniE.lt
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WANTED.

w ANTED-MR. c. F. CARTER DE-
w sires during two months absence to
rent room, with southern exposure, in
his residence on Ross avenue TO gentle-
man and wife without children who will
be companions for his family. je20-st
M ANTED-A COOK IN FAMILY OF
w two, white preferred. Inquire at
BLAKBNEY Co., Auctioneers, 6l3 Elm
street, Dallas, Texas. june2O-tf
nv ANTED-TEh FARM HANDS AT
w 81 per day and board; steady work,
payioff every month / blacksmith, l baker,
experienced dairyman, 10 girls, On hand
TO. day book-keepers, statesmen, druggist,
telek raph operators, saddler and engineer.
Intelligence and Employment Office, 500
Maiu street. Dallas. Jul9-lw
yKT ANTED-T0 EXCHANGE A CAR
w load of good wagons for stock cattle.
Apply to THOMAS BALL Terrell, Texas.
NJ ANTED-TO PUT IN BARLOWjS
w Patent Window Screens, at 81 80 per
ordinary window; large windows in pro-
portion, Easily attached or detached; can
be raised up or lowered at Will. Drop us
postal, or leave word at Bolles and San
derson's Printing Office, 500 Min street,
and will call with model window to ex
anime. We also put In doors. BARLOW Il
BoLLEs, Care Bolles & Sanderson,
junelS-4t.
MAJ FIRST. CT ASS BAR
w bers; white preferred, to take charge
OF q shop doing good business; good wages
TO the right men, Address j. A. Ho ELL,
Marlin, Texas jel6-2t
WTANTED-0NE GOODTRANsIT MAN
w and one goodleveler. Apply at Com
pany's Offices. rooms "a aud 25, Exchange
Building. +. HARRIS, Chief Engineer Dali
las & Northwestern Railway Company
ielf-lw
M AGENTS-ADDREsS THE
w electric Lamp Il Stove Co., st. Louis,
Mo-, for circular, cuts and terms of the 80
candle-power Marsh Electric Lamp. jel0-sw
AZ hNVED-TWO ROOMS 10 RENT
w and board at reasonable rates; rooms
large and pleasantly situated; large yard
and well shaded; and the best OF oistern wa
ter. apply to 6lS Ross avenue. iun9-tf
WANTED THE TEXAS MUTUAL
w En- dowment Association will give
good On, profitable employment TO expe-
rienced insurance SOLICITOR. Address j. s,
DAUGHERrY, President, TZ3 Main street.
Dallas, Texas. Jylu
YNANTED-LADYA AGENTS NOVEL;
w ties in Ladies' and Childrens' wear.
Over 40 new designs. Nothing like them.
Sell as fast as shown. over ,OOC agents
make 800 monthly. Address, with stamp,
n. H. CAMPBELL eco. South May street,
Chicago. may3O-l5t-eod
NY ANTED TRAVELLERS TO STOP Al
w the Cleveland House, Abilene, Texas
Mrs. Bertha Benson, Proprletress.i Houss
| thoroughly fitted up, and conducted on the
European plan, with restaurant attached
meals at all hours, and polite attention;
| spt cial inducements for drummers. febl0li
M ANTED - LADIES AND YOUNG
w men in city or country, to work for US
at their homes. Permanent employment;
no instructions to buy. Work sent by mali
distance no objectlon), 80 to 512 per week
| can be made. No canvassing. No stamp
for reply. Please address HOME MANIC
| Co.. Boston. Mass. p. o. Box 1916.
XTTANTED-AN ACTIN f MAN OR WO.
w man in every county to sell our goods,
| Salary 876 per month and expenses, OF
commission. Expenses in advance. 81 out
| At free. For full particulars address STAN.
ARD SILvERwARE Co., Boston, Mass.
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NOTICE,

Written applications for the position
of surveyor OF the Dallas Board Of I'm
derwriters will be received by the I'M
dersigned until the 22nd instant, from
master builders or those ompetent to
make estimates on the values of ell
buildings in the City of Dallas.
FRANK WHEAT,
Sec 'atarV.
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n fer,as elsewhere stated In this column.
Is lots between Elm and Main streets aud
several beautiful cottages on monthly pay
ments and long time. We will give prices
on these lots unequaled anywhere In Dali
las. SIMPSON A HUFFMAN, 7N Elm street.
mayTS-tf
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FOR RENT

LNOR RENT HALL IN SECOND
II story, Oxel feet southwest corner OF
Elm and Sycs more streets, occupied by
Dargan & TrcEeNanrs insurance agency;
possession given August l, 1855. For terms
apply TO PRAruER u ARDRY 5il Elm
stseet. juue2O-tf
nor RENT-TWO NtCE ONE.STOKY
II houses, SSl and SS3 sycamore street
For terms inquire Of ], NJ, PATTERSON, No.
sS Patterson a enue. junelS-u
EoR RENr-NO.l STORE-ROOM,WI WITH
II rooms In second story ;6l2 Pacific ave-
nue., opposite r. q Z Depot. Apply to MIR
John Browning, 1866 Elm street jel5-lm
IGOR kENT-ONE NICELY FUR
IT ni'hed room southern exposure ;suita-
BILE for gentleman andlady. Also one finely
furnished room, suitable for two gentle-
men Apply 10 los Elm street. junli-lw
IGOR RENT = THE THREE.STORY
IT brick building, corner OF Elm aud Col
lege streets. For terms, ETC., inquire at the
bank n Fllppen, Adoue & Lobt, jelltf
DOR RENr-A WELL-FiNtSHED SEW
II en.roOm cottage, splendid water, on
Swiss avenue, north OF Fair Grounds; block
l0OxsO0 feet Apply at Eclipse Lumber Yard,
maylO-lm
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INOR SALE OR ENCHANGE-HALF
II interest In the DelmonioO aud Board OF
Trade Restaurants the best paying business
In the ciiy;wlll take one-half cash and one
days only. Apply 70 SIMPSON q HUFFMAN,
1Sl Elm street, maystf
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y 5SHE marriage GUlDE. / pGgS

Elegant cloth ana gilt binding. Sealed fofI
safe IN postage or currency, Over fifty WOE
SHOWING subjects: Who may marry who EsE
rhyf Proper age 10 marry. Whomarry drTf
ksDhood, WoInanhOods Physical decay, WhS
!g5.ald marry. How life and happiness InayisS
,,creased, Those married or cOntemplatinT
r.srTying should read it, Il ought TO beSreas
y all hdnlt persons, then kept under lock snS
iy, Popular edition, came IS above, but papsy
, rpoSts2e.
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people may become mere peasants, but
they are not fools. Even effete old
Italy accepts silver as. precious
metal Carson Index.
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NOR RFNT-NOl sTORE-ROU

IGOR RENT-THE FINE BUSINESS
II lcatlon nj $40 Elm street For particu.
lars apply 10 Fine, Very Fines Auction
Rooms. may2tf
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WILL GIVE ONE THOUSAND DOL. AIRS

For any case OF the following diseases
whl h the medical faculty have pro-
nounced incurable that
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m A EnNThlMElS RREpARATll
JABIrs OF YOUTH AND exoEssFs

HABIrs OF YOUTH AND cXOEssFs
aides, nervous debility impotence, sterility,
strCtUres, carlcCcele, diseased PROSTATE
gland, bledGer, kidneys, heart, dropsy dis
bet's and Brlght's disease than 9verything
else aud cannot be cured with stomach
medicines alone, electricity, crayons, belts,
ting, The european and American Med
ical Bureau will send q treatise for Is cents,
giving rene dies and directions which cure
these otherwise fatGl diseases at home,
vii houi pain pC vately, Offices, 1872 Broad.
wny, y. Y. lty.
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nor sALE-CHEAP AND on EASY
Il terms, three OF the finest cottages In the
city; new and very desrably located. Eu-
quire az the Eclipse Lumber Yard.
mayl2-3mO n. M,tpAgE
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DOR lSALE-WE OFFER FOR SALE %
IT lots on Elm and Main streets, over half
the lots having neat and new cottages on
them, for a small payment IN cash, balance
on long time. We guaran tee this property
70 be lower than am like property offered in
Dallas, and can recommend W Do Wlrkmen,
mechanics and others desiring 90 secure
homes ON the easiest pOsslb eTsrms. StNir-
SOY 4 HuFFMAN. l8l elm street g3.Ii
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A Card.

A genuine ladies' cur, kid button
shoe for $3.50 aud SO at Leon Kahn's.
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NOR SALE-A BIO OK OF GROUND
II containing over two acrea Surrounded
by streets, and situated I'm the heart OF the
city, convenient 10 two lines street railway,
and within three minutes'walk o the post
otice. There Is q bold, never falling spring
ON the premises that flows about 40 gallans
n pure. clear water per minute, the year
round, Wen drained. A, splendid location
for nntatorlum or bathing establishment,
ice factory, laundry any Kind OF m0nufac
turing,or or amy purpose where much pure
water is required Price reasonable and
terms TO suit purCh user For further infor.
nation, apply TO MURPHY & BOLASz, Real
Estate 4 gents, 400 Main street. iung-lm
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" Is helf.eyidsr. Via physician kBy
srsAt tkili, and phYstCiauE Ia regular prs.sf. =;
~ over tse country knowing this. fre1Ees.H
.Seaclnend cases TO the Oldest office In Alaog
%, and tie proved good remedies a az
eGet and countries are used, whole honse n
tsea for ONCE purposes, and all are treated wssA
Whist 70 30, no experiments are made. Or ssa
sgunt Of the great number applying. IsE
charge. are kept low, .often lower than " a.
,aSnded y others. y yoa secure w skiB 70.
ySgortsns matter. PsnpGiet, p pegess ss.T
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NOR SALE-75XlUO FEEr, EASrOF THE
II Central railway ON Elm street; house OF
~ rooms, neatly furnished, cistern audwel,
shade trees and beautifully grassed yard,
with concrete walks and rare flowers. House
Is two stories high and IN the best OF condi-
ilOn With all modern cOuvoniences; also
Jlylul feet on Main street sdiOinlng the
above; good house OF rooms. This whole
property Is offered at q rare bargain, Apply
To SIMPSON A. HUFFMAN, 1jl T. m street
may8-ti
DOR sALE - HOUSEHOLD FURNl.
4 ture Of six rooms, corAer Jackson and
Akardatreets mayl7 q
LNOR SALE-ME HAVE A FEW sEC-
II ond hand gins and en- gines, In good re-
pair, which we are closing out Rt very low
figures BowsEB & LEMON, at the old stand.
may2i-tf
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4 Grant RIond NIedicIne.

rs cents will get good ladies' slip
per at Leon Kahn's.
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EUR SALE--A FARM--A BEAUTIFUL
i farm of250 acres Of best black land 81
miles south OF Mckinney and g. miles north
OF Dallas, on Dallas rOad; 10 acres under
good CIVILIZATIONS balance pasture, well
erased and with lasting water; has good
house ofSrooms, enclosed in large yard
with garden; also tenant house, smoke
houses, granerles, carriage and implement
sheds; two springs ofgood water conven-
lent TO kitchen; and an orchard OF i'm
proved varieties of fruit trees; also SUBJ
stgntial rOJmy barn with 10 stalls and all
necessary crib room harness room, mOws,
etc, and water In barn yard The place Is
enclosed With good fence, recently set, and
has numerous lots, cowsheds, etc. Would
make o splendid dairy farm There T. also
n plentiful supply Of timber on place, Par
ties wishlngtO settle In an excellent neigh
borhoOd, convenient to church and school
faCilitle-, and near a good market, will
lind this an opportunity 10 buy a charming
place At a low price, the owner having
other business. For terms, etc, e0quire on
place OF j. W. TRoTTER, or q. Give, S2S
Main street may28-th- su-tu-t2l
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THE PIRATES.
The FINAL Rehearsal Last Night-Tbe
Presentation To might.

The FINAL Rehearsal Last Hight-Tbe
Presentation Tonight.
The final rehearsal of 1.-The Pirates Of
Penzance'' previous 10 its presentation
was held at the FOrds' Opera House last
night. and was an assurance that the
opera will be produced in manner equal
to that of any company by which 1t has
ever been presented here.
The management has already been ac-
corded the credit Of making the effort 10
Give a fine entertainment, and it now re-
mains for the public to show its apprecla-
ton OF the effort by liberal patronage.
The rush for seats yesterday was an
assurance that this would be the case.
The sale is already among the largest oil
the season and the Theatre Will from the
present indications be packed.
With excellent costumes. 1ne scenery
especially prepared for the occasion. ana
\ chorus large and magnitcently drilled.
the Opera cannot but prove success.
Added fOtbisi is a carefully selected cast Of
Savannah's very hest local talent, who act
well their parts and are thoroughly up i'm
their business from 4 musical standpoint
The rehearsal last night was an evidence
that the training and drill OF the past SIN
weeks had been thorough. The prompt
and complete knowledge OF the opera. the
understandable manner IN which the re-
hearsaI was conducted, and everything
attending it showed that it had been IN
the hands OF skilled managers.
The presentation tonight Will be i0l-
lowed tomorrow afternoon with matt
nee. aud the last performance Will he To-
morrow night.
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STRUCK 4 MINERAL VEIN.
Discovery of What May be Gold In the
Artesian Well.

Yesterday afternoon one Of the work
men employed in sinking the artesian
well on CuvIer and New Houston streets
mechanically broke open piece of clay
that had just been brought up by the
drill. His attention was attracted by a
glittering substance in the centre
that had every appearance of gold.
He called the attention of Capt. D. 6.
Purse, who is sinking the well, TO the
substance, and the conclusion reached,
after an examination, was that it bore
such a close resemblance 10 gold that it
was worth further examination, and the
piece was carefully put away for
analysis.
The clay is green and the substance
running through il is deep yellow, about
One-twentieth of an inch in thickness.
1t is said to resemble very much the gold
found in clay in California IN paying
quantities. and was found in similar sur
roundings. In the opinion OfthOse who saw
IL il is gold. but thorough analysis by an
experienced chemist will be necessary to
determine its true nature, and this Capt.
Purse intends having made. 1t was found
at a depth of 40 feet from the surface.
Since the work OF sinking the well was
commenced various mineral substances
nave UGtM luuuuF AuNACdbAuE NaAudule
mineral deposits. At depth OF
100 feet vein of soft sandstone
was struck two feet in thickness. This
stone has an exceedingly fine grain and
u greenish tint. Water was expected
under 1t, but instead a green and very
adhesive clay was discovered. In this
clay the wOrkmen frequently find quartz,
which when broken open is found to be
filled with glittering specks which re.
semble silver. In fact several persons
have pronounced it silver quartz beyond
a doubt. A number Of small. flakes of mi
ca have also been picked out of the bOrings
from the well, and small pieces of a black
| substance that resembles coal. Samples
Of all these substances have been saved
| and will be analyZed.
! Persons interested in the well and EN-
| plOyed about it when seen By a NEWS re
/ porter last night and questioned regard
/ ing the discovery of gold in the clay
/ through which they are now boring, were
/ very reticent on the subject. 1t was evi
| dent that something that might prove o
| great value had been discovered, bu
/ those having the mineral in their posses
/ sion preferred to wait the result of al
| analysis and further developments before
| saying anything on the subject. Thel
| declined To allow the mineral to be seel
and would only say what il looked like.
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The Schuetzen Gesellschaft Will meet
tonight at Germania Hail.
Add 10 telephone list No. 241, y. :.
Silva. cr0ckery. earthenware, etc.
A negro named Cicero Low was lodged
in the barracks last night. charged with
dfsOrderIy conduct. Another negro named
James Brickly was arrested for drunken
ness.
An Informal conclaye OF Palestine Com
marderv, X. T., will be held at Masonic
Temple tonight TO consider matters con-
corning the reception Of Mary Command
cry tomorrow.
The delegates from the various Irish so
eieties in the city to the convention TO
make arrangements for the celebration oi
81. Patrick's day will meet tonight at
Catholic Library Hall.
John Bootz. young lad, was fined 81
in the Police Court yesterday for play ing
a mischiey0us prank. BoOtz, with
number of other lads about his own age,
was discovered by the police taking door
mats from the residences on West Broad,
near Roberts street. and hanging them IN
trees and on the top Of lamp-pOsts.
4 change Of date has been made IN the
appointment Of Prof. PrOctOr's lectures
next week. Instead Of Thursday and
Friday evenings, he will lecture ON Fri
day and Saturday evenings. The change
has been made IN order to secure Masonic
Hall. which Will he Used Cor another en-
tertainment on Thursday evening.
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WORK OF THE COURTS.
The Days Proceedings in the Superior
Court Make Up a Lively Record,

The Days Proceedings in the Superior
Court Make Up a Lively Record,
John Burney was tried for misdemeanor
in the Superior Court yesterday. He was
c harged with using obscene language in
the presence of julia Lambert, and ours
Ing her. The testimony against the pris-
Oner left no doubt as TO his guilt, and the
Jury returned a verdict for his conviction.
He was sentenced to pay a fine of 500
and costs, or in default TO be imprisoned
nine months.
The negro bov Jack Robinson, who was
indicted for burglary, was permitted on
account Of his youth to plead guilty TO
the charge of larceny from the house of
goods valued less than $50, and was SEN
fenced TO 80 days with labor in and about
the jail.
Some time ago a negro named John
Haskins, while intoxicated, either fell
and broke through the door OF knapp's
drug store, on Jefferson and South Broad
streets, and was subsequently found
asleep on the counter. He was arrested and
charged with burglary. When the case
was called for trial yesterday a nolle
prOsequi was entered at the request of
the owner of the store, it having appeared
that the defendant had made no attempt
to steal anything, and that he was over
come by liquor.
on Dec. 81, 1884, negro named Will
liam Walker entered a room on Harrison
street, occupied by cOlored woman
named Sarah Greene, and perpe-
trated rape. The following
day Walker disappeared from the neigh
OrhOOd, as the woman had made COM
plaint about him, and it was some time
before the a resting officer could find him.
The punishment for the perpetratar OF
the crime in this state is death, except
the Jury recommend the prisoner to
mercy, when his Offense is punished by
imprisonment IN the penitentiary for
term of not less than one year,
nor for longer period than
twenty years. The evidence against the
prisoner was conclusive, and the jury,
after being out but few minutes, found
the accused guilty and recommended him
to the mercy of the court. The defendants
counsel gave notice of motion for new
trial.
The petit jury was discharged until
Monday morning.
Tho GRAND iurV will meet this morning.
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Death Of HENRY DuBignoD, ESQ

The death on JekYl Island of Henry
DuBignon, Esq, at one time resident of
Savannah, was announced in the city
Yesterday. The deceased was a son of
the late Capt. Henry DuBignon, and
a grandson of Christophe Poullalne Du-
Bignon. The latter gentleman was an in
tense ROyalist during the Revolution, and
was banished from France by the first EN-
DerOr. He come to this country in 1905,
and purchased Jekyl Island, near Bruins
wick, which has since been the homestead
of the DuBignOn family. During the re-
cent civil war the old homestead and all
the family relics were DESTROYED by the
Federal troops, and since the close of the
war MIR. Henry DuBignOn, the subject Of
this notice, has lived alone upon the ISL
aud. His death occurred on Wednesday.
He was the uncle of Mrs. Gen. 6. Monkey
Sorrel and F. G. DuBIgnon, Esq, of this
city, and was once a resident himself,
having been connected with the old firm
of Andrew Low & Co. He was in the 52d
year Of his age. His remains were in
TERED in the family cemetery on the island.
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AT The THEATRE.
Nile. Rhea I'm Arcadia" Last Night
An Excellent Performance.

Nile. Rhea I'm Arcadia" Last Night
An Excellent Performance.
An American Countess was repeated
at the Theatre yesterday afternoon to a
fun house. Last night the house was
again filled with a fine audience to wit
ness Mile. Rhea's appearance in Area
dia," an American adaptation of Victor
Sardou's French comedy, Nos Bons
NillageOis." with nearly all Of the comedy
carefully eliminated.
There is nothing whatever in the play
as it was presented to entitle it to be
cIassed as a comedy, and the announce
ment on the play bills that it is one has
the doubtful effect of keeping the au-
dience in mOmentary expectation OF fun
of some description that never arrives.
Nile. Rhea could scarcely appear to bet
ter advantage than she did in the char
acter Of Helene, which she invested with
all the charms Of girlish innocence and
beauty and dignified with the highest at
tributes of loving and pure wOmanhOOd.
Possessing the full confidence and the adj
mirIng regard of her audience from the
outset, she threw herself into the part
without hesitation or restraint. and was
thereby enabled to establish her claim to
the favCr which had been already eX-
tended to her. The peTplexity of maiden
who is called upon for the first time in
her life to summons arithmetic to her aid
i'm considering the important question
whether OF not she could afford to get
married. was SO prettily and pOutingly
rendered as To induce an enthusiastic re-
call. which was gracefully and prettily,
but not pCutingly. acknowledged.