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The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1885-04-21
THE POLICE COURT,

George J. Hunnicut was arraigned in the
Police Court this morning for fast driving.
Two officers stated that the accused drove
his horse In East Washington at rate faster
than moderate trot or gsllop. The de-
PENDANT stated that he did not think he was
transgressing the law, and that yesterday
was the first time he was out since he had
the mumps. Judge Smell said in view of
the decision Of the Criminal Court he would
have to strictly enforce the law against fast
driving. The decision to which Judge
Smell takes exception was to the effect that
where an assault Is committed by driving
vehicle over pedestrian, 1t is not sufficient
to show criminal negligence, but the intent
to assault must BIO shown before a con-
viction can be had. A fine of $50 was i'm
posed.
Charles g. Godfrey and Louis Faber were
iiued $50 each for keeping their bars open
on Sunday.
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Fi.h bob lhe poiomne.

Tho fishing season Is now at its height,
and Fishtown presents its wonted busy ap-
pearance, whilo the odor that surrounds tho
place is sufficiently dense 20 satisfy the
old denilens aud make them admit that the
smell Is like that OF yoro. Since Saturdays
report about one million herring have been
received there, which sold az from 81 to
per thousand, and few thousand shall
which brought from So 10 i2s per hundre !
Shad continue scarce and In active demand
while prices keep up. Perch sold at from
20 cents per bunch aud upward, and rock
At from - 10 20 cents per bunch, according
10 size aud quality Alexandria ua1stte
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MnIl strnet ssnssin

Exchange quiet but steady. Governments
strong and eighty higher. Currency 6s,
l21 bid Dis, coupon, 121i4i bid; fXs do,
11iHs bid.
The stock market opened arm, and during
the fret half.hOur advanced on some buying
by the shorts " 10 " por cent. This was fol-
lowed by n vigorous selling OF the granger
stocks which began about II O'Clock and has
continued with but little intermlsslon up to
tho present writing. Tho selling was attrlbu.
west OF chicago by the Western roads. At the
time OF writing prices are X TO 81 per cent.
below those current at 10 80. Union Pacific Is
the only exception, being strong on reports
dends before another three months elapsos,
New York Stock Market.
The following have been furnished by Bate
man 4 Co., bankers, III street.
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FOR REWT--Houses.

Advertisements OF Three Lines under this head
nserted.three times for - cents.
EOR RENT-DEsIRABLE HOUSE, FUR
II nlshings for sale II desired. Inquire at
1917 st. p. W. after p. m. ap2O,3t-
TOR RENT-sPRAGUE MANSION, COR. 9TH
II and i sts. n. W., with board, two COM
mupicatlng rooms 2d floor; south front; also
two on Sd tlOOr, with south and east front.
ap16-8t*
LNOR RENTAL FALLS CHURCH, VA, A
II nice house with plenty OF shade, etc. APP
ply to q, W. Fits, room z, 607 La. ave.
aD1bBtF
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Fummer Opara at The Continue.

Manager snelbaker has decided 10 repeat
tho experiment which was 20 successful
last summer and will give his patrons
series Of light operas this summer. Ne.
gotlatlons with number Of comic opera
companies nave been Ia progress for some
time aud have at last been brought 10 n
focus The Amy Gordon Opera Troupe,
with an extensive repertoire, has been on
gagged for an indeduite period.
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

READ James II. McGilps paint adv.
DOS, WALLACE BARNES was arrested by De.
toclive Ran to-day tor being an unlicensed
commercial agent.
Spiing Suits to order Elseman's, 9TH and Z.
WILLIAM Il. HARTMAN, who was arrested
here by Detective Cox yesterday for arson In
the Maryland authorities to-day.
READ James II. McGill's paint adv.
REV. JOHN S. DEALE, who is we'll known IN
this city, died in Baltimore last sunday OF
heat disease. Mr.. Deale has besn connected
with Wesley, waugh ana Ryiand onurchos OF
this city. Az the time OF his death he was con-
nected with Oaroline-street Church,
Spring Ovorcoats. Eisoman's, 9Th aud T..
MARRIAGE licenses have been Issued TO john
II. Dlpguiid and Mamie q. Peters; Noryal n.
Tabler and Sallio Il. Maginnis Charles +, s.
Lelden and Emma Il. Scott; Adarus Heir aud
Mary Common; Ralph L. Gait and Henrietta
burton; Thomas OolletOn and Mary Keenan;
william i. Cook Of this city and Louisa Leary
OF Buffalo, n. vi Nicholas II. Hallor aud
Fannie Il. Squires; Harmon o. Hesen OF OAK
land, Nd, and Susie BALI James L. Molly aud
Mary +. Harper.
Boys Spring Suits. Eiseman's, 5th and 2.
THE board OF directors OF the Garfield
NJ, morial Hospital held their regular monthly
Meeting last night and elected the following
medical stan; Drs. j. +. May, A. \. p. Gar
nett, }, NJ. Toner, W. W. Johnston, N, s. Ito
and surgeonsi Drs. j, II. IL. Loveioy and Ralph
Waleb, attending physiciauei DR.. j, Ford
Thompson, attending surgeon; DR.. Sgan NJ,
Burnett, ophthalmaloeist; DR.. T., NJ, schaeffer
mlcrosc0pist; DR.. W. NJ, Sprlgg, resident ply
slcian Mrs. NJ. L. Vanderbilt, matron.
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MONROE. on sunday, April 10, 1855, az
aged "a years.
Funeral Wednesday, 22d Inst, At hAlf.past
o'clock, at III. bethel Baptist Church, Rev.
Peter Haye, pastor.
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F0R EXCHANGE.

XNTANTED-To EXCHANGE NEW STOVES
w for old ones at Buffers Stove Exchange,
corner 9th and X SITS. Smoky chlmneys cured
or no pay, Stoves exchanged for groceries.
Oh sfnYea bOnght.
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BOARDING.

THE LA PIERRE, S. W. CORNER OF TENTH
Il ana 4 streets, and tho Lochiel, 5l2 Ninth
81. n. w., with pleasant rooms and good board,
boarders, iyl2
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TABLER 3D. MAGlNNlS Az 81. Peters
Church, on April -, by Rev. j. %. sullivan,
, ADLER 90 ssrah J.. Naeiunis, b5th Of Washiug
4 %, ID. q. so cards,
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ap13lOt
THOMAS BOWLING,
i Auctioneor.
TRUSTEES SALE.

4 'HOMAS DONLlNb,
AuctiOueor,
TRUSTEES SALE.
by virtue OF deed OF trust dated tho 10Th
day OF August, 1851, and recorded in liber
1902, folio dS3 ct seq, one OF the lRud records
OF tho District of Columblq, ana at the request
OF the party thereby secured, We Will sell at
public auction, In front OF the premises, ~.
on SAT URDAY, the 2oth day OF April, $50, L
at 80 p. M, part Of lot No. q, square la,
bounded as follows. Beginning at a point on
10Th street northwest 100 feet Z inches north
from the northwest corner OF said 10Th street
and street northwest, thence running par
allel to the north line Of said street 100 feet
to 10.foot alley, thence north % feet, thence
east parallel with street TO said 18TH street,
Il distance OF 100 feet; thence south on tue
line Of 10th street % feet to the place OF be-
ginning.
Sale VIII be made subject Ia deed OF trust
recorded In liber $50, folio 275 ct. seq, Sc
curing $500 att por cent. Interest, past due.
Terms made known at sale.
JOHN l.. DOTY,
1a1-l0t Trustee.
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MARKET OPENS FIRM AND PRICES
ADVANCE STEADILY.

a Vigorous Selling of the Granger
Stocks Retards the Advance and
Prices Drop-Reported Sharp Cut
in Western Freight Rates To-day
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Ten Cenir to Sac HIn,.

WE know whereof we speak when We say
salvation OH destroys pain every time. Price
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From the Local Brokers.

The feeling on stocks In New York is rather
bulllsh again. The bulls claim that a Euro
pcau war Is almost assured, and that the Rus
sian forces are already advancing. The
friends OF Northwestern continue 10 buy the
stock freely.
Corn In London Is steadier and wheat is I'm
proving, bnt the market 10 unsettled. Corn Is
firmer in Liverpool, with upward tendency.
A special from Chicago says that st. Paul has
cut rites TO MINNEAPOLIS forty per cent
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np1n.th,s,tu,m w. W rrustoes

rTRUsTEES' SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
i ERTY NEAR THE CORNER OF
EIGHTH STREET AND BOUNDARY
NORTHWEST.
by virtue OF deed Oftrust recorded IN liber
1905, folio $50, ct seq, one OF tho land records
Of the District OF Columbia, ana at the request
OF the party thereby secured, we viii sell ~
public auction IN front OF tho premises, on
FRIDAY, APRIL "a, 1885, at o'clock p. M,
lot fifteen q D. OF John ShermRn's subdivision
OF part OF lot four az, In square numbered
four hundred and sixteen OilBl.
Terms Cash. A deposit OF 800 viii DO 70
quired at the time OF sale. All conveyauclug
and recording VIII be at cost OF tue purchaser.
II terms OF sale are not complied with In i've
days from sale the property Will DO resold AT
risk and cost OF defaulting purchaser.
JOHN SHERMAN,
JOHN JOY EDISON,
ap13.lOt Trnsteel.
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NA1ANTED-ALL TO KNOW THAT DIR. TAY
w lor, 031 L street, near Tenth, makes
beautiful sets OF artificial teeth for 50 guar
anteed to give full sntlsfaction; extracting
with gas, chlcroform or local anebthetics, 30
cents; without, 20 cents; nlling Of very low
urircg. oc2O
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WANTED LAWN MOWERS AND HAY CUT
w ting machines TO grind and repair at
lowest price; also edge tools and cutlery OF
every description, such as paper knives, book
binders sheare, aXes, hatcheta, chisols, plane
bits, etc; circular and hand saws gummed
ana sh8rpCned. n. D.-Tools, dyes and cut
lery for every PURPOSE made to order az lowest
possible rates, at II. ROSENDALE'S Steam
Grinding and File Works, 1913 U 81. NV.
aD1b.CtF
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AUCTION SALES.
DuNcANsoN BROS, Aucuonoors.

II
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON THlHD
STREET, BETWEEN u AND 4 STREETS
SOUTHEAST.
by virtue OF a certain deed Of trust, dated
March 3, A. n. 1882 ana duly recorded IN
iiber No. aO7, folio IO7, OF seq, ono OF mo
land records OF the District OF Columbia, Oh
aud NJ the request OF the holder Of tho note r
secured hereunder, we viii sell at public Huc.
ton, IN front OF the premises, on THURSDAY,
the 3Oth day OF APRIL, a. d. 1885, at $50
O'Clock D. M, the following described real
estate, situate In tho city of Washington,
Dittricl OF Columbia, % wit. All that piece or
parcel OF land and premises known and dis
tinguiehed ns aud being the eaet siXiy-siX go
feet two ANA one.hait OH inches In depth, by
the width OF tot numbered thirteon 80, In
square numbered seven hundred ana sixty.
four tf6tl, together with improvements, sc.
Terms Of sale Onc.third ll cash, balance
IN three 90 equal insullments, payable IN
six, twelve aud eighteen months from
date OF sale, for which tho purchasers
notee, secured by deed Of trust on the prop
erty sold, and bearing interest nj the ratio OF
six per cent. per nnnum, viii DO taken, or
AL cash, at option OF purchaser. deposit Of
S1OO required at time Of sale. MI convey.
anclng and recording at purchasers cost.
II terms OF sale are not compiled with In ton
days from date of sale, tho properly may
be resold az the risk and cost OF defaulting
purchaser, after hve days advertisement.
BRAINARD II. WARNER,
JNO. JOY EDISON,
nn1g.tb-u u rrugtoog.
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on.

d. X. Plain h 90. furnishes the following
quotations. OH closed yesterday 49, opened
to-day, 7Sla; highest 49,; lowest TN; 215,
10.
British COnsOIs.
opened, 90 highest, 953i lowest, 05 5-16i
2i1o, 90 bl6.
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LOTS IN rnE CITY.

CHEAPEST LOTS IN TIE CITY.
BEAUTIFUL SITES ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
fronting on 18Th street extended ana on Hol-
mead road; being fashionable drive from
1dth street to soldiers Home Park
SMALL CASH PAYMENTS;
long deferred payments for balancei small
rate OF interests property rapidly increasing
In value; streets newly grGGed, with guItccs,
water and gas. lamps.
Lots sold for per cent. OF purchase money
In each, ana balance In monthly payments 10
suit.
streetcars run within one square OF all
these lots,
Arare chance for great bargains,
For full particulars, pat OF ground and
terms, apply IN
HENRY ID. GREEN, or
joins T., BEALL,
mt3l-u III A. ~. n. W.
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EOR RENT-A LADY IN N. W. PART OF
II city has Broom house nicely furnished;
would rent several rooms to a responsible
party without childrenj would take meals
with party II agreeable; references. Address
Mrs. b., Critic office. ap1Satt
NOR RENT-oNE-HALF OR oNE-rHIRD OF
IT upfurnlshod houses can have choice Of
roomsi terms very reasonable. No, 2l6 ID
81. II. e, aplS-3t
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FOR SALE---Lots.

JSOR sALE-A FINE BUILDING LOT, l5N
IL p3Ja feet, on o tn 81 n. W., bet. and 5;
good chance for builders; price low. Address
u. A.. Critic ollce. No agents need apply.
ap1O.1Ot
lNoR ALE--BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN LOTS,
IL 25XlOO feet, fronting Bladensburg Turn
pike, lu sight Of streetcars, $500; 800 cash,
balance 50 per month. Neat Broom cottages
built az lowest contract rates. 500 cash, bal
ance In o years, or monthly payments II pre-
ferred, -
THOMAS A. MITCHELL,
ap0tf 03i street, Rooms ana q.
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"AIderney Dairy wagonn.u

Fresh Attorney butter, churned every morn
ing ana delivered In " ID "Ward" prints, zoe
per III. Also cottage cheese, buttermilk anc
BwPet milk, &c. per at. Dream, lbc. per pint
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FOR SALE--HoUSeS.

1I'OR SALE BARGAINS-BRIOK HOUSE 033
II NJ ST., bet. 9th and 10Th 81. II. W. III
rooms); brick house 1908 9th st. II. W. Is
rooms) A. LLOYD,
Marshal Law Building,
ar0 $40 ila st. n. W.
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EOR SALE RESTA URANr AND SALOON,
II long established ana good location. the
proprietor OF the "Chesapeake," OBS and $50
Pa. ave-, on account OF ill-heelth Is obliged 70
re tire from business, and Will sell his interest
in the above establishment on reasonable
terms, including stock and fixtures, together
with guaranty OF lease for Ave years, includ-
ing two nne nails suitable for dining rooms,
billiard.rooms or armory. 10 q person desir-
lug 10 go into business OF this kind q line OPP
portunlty is here presented at one OF the best
stands on the avenue. Inquire OF or address
aU2O.Bt JOHN ENGLISH, Chesapeake.
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W6NTED--Helc--Mqle.

Advertisements OF Three Lines under tbis mad
inserted three times for y cents.
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JOR sALE-A FULL.BLOODED, ENGLISH,
II spotted coach dog parties leaving the
city. Call 49, 9Th 81. 8. W.; Will sell cheap. :
ap2I.3tt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Inserted three times ror - cents
NNTANTED-To GIVE CLASSICAL OR ENG
w lish instructed ms In Washington, George.
town or Ale Xandria In return for room and
board in respectable family. Address Q. NJ,
Critic ofllco. apIS-3tf
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I7OR SALE-52INCH "MArOLLEss" BICY-
II clei balls all over: Butcher cyclometer;
price, $50 In good condition. Ben f. wilkins
printing ONCE, 11Ol + 81. ap2l-3t'
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VITANTED-A COMPETENT MAN TO TAKE
w charge Of @ stallion. Apply az G27 q
st. n, W, ap213tH
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BUSINESS Chances.

WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH, A FIVE OR
w six room mouse, brick or Frame IN good
repair; bet. 9th and 18th and ana D SIS. n.
W.; none but owners need apply. Address box
g., Critic ONCE. ap2l,3tt
Wy ANTED- BUSINESS MAN WITH $500
w cash for an Interest In manufacturing
medicine OF great value; 70 stock raisers and
farmers q monopoly. Address NJ. q, p, critic
ofice, one We elk, full name. hp2O-3tF
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NN1ANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN THE CITY
w for few months would like copying to
do or some other light employment. Address
168O Columbia 81. npIS.BLH
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FOR RENT--Rooms.

Advertisements of Three Lines under this head
inserted three times for p cents.
TOR RENT-624 22D ST. N. W, TWO NEAT
II ly furnished rooms on = moor; slugle or
IN SUITE with hot ana cold water, bath, ETC..
terms moderate. applet
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WyANTED - AN EXPERIENCED BOY TO
w feed u steam press; permanent place
10 right party Apply at 40 Market spaee,top
nO0r. ap2l3tF
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FOR SALE--MsceHaneous.

Advertisements of Three Zines under this head
inserted three times Tor y cents.
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WANTED- -Sltuqhons--Male

Advertisements oil hIee Lines under TINS mead
inserted three times Tor p cents,
NY ANTED-DY A RESPEC FABLE COLOHED
w man situation aa restaurant waiter,
dlninp-roOm waiter or porter In country or
city. call at No. 1882 i2th 81, NV,
AMI. AZ
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WANTED by THOROUGH CABfNgr-
w maker a position rs such or anything
else that he eau make n living at; willing 70
make himself generally useful. Address II.
a" dlS Fl. n W. ap2OJt
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SPEcML NOTICES.

Vl@ssPEclAL NOTICE.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

LOANS
In bums 10 suit at per cent,
frhs above is only a small portion OF property
on my books. For null st call " office for ouile-
tins fHued ON LIST and 18th,
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
Ma. HENRY MOSLEh's PAIN1INGS.

Mr. Henry M0Sler exhibits at the Academy
OF Design l5O painting sketches, wdter-cOlors and
studies in black and white. The collection. therefore,
illustrates the artists methods, well his motives
and iaa results In his specially figure painting. NJ
Iosler shows him self careful and conscientious work
man. II,s drawings well studied, sometimes I'M
usually characteristic and truthful in the drawing
or the peasant seated with elbow knee In THE Mar
riage Contract" The wateTcoors are unimportant The
0il sketches are occasionally elective rs iOr example
wo heads of old women with an expression ot great
ply ysical discomfort the other wearing huge white cap
and then there is true feeling OF atmosphere ana
outdoor light as in the sketch made the battlefield
upon which Henri Regnault fell But Mr.. Moser Is not
IN Ofdoor painter, although some Of his more I'M
pOrtant finished pictures, like The Approaching
storm" and THE Harvest Dance, represent outdoor
scenes Looking the paintings upon which It IS fair
TO base Judgment it is easy 70 see that Mr.. Mosor IS
an artist of limited scope. working cOnscentiOusly
doubt, but in narrow groove. lie deals III
anecdoage. cheap though popular form OF art which
may he hOpelessy trivial as ~ The Approaching
Storm" which may he very much more than respect
able. as is Tine Marriage Contract" Mr.. MOs!er's
motives slight but painters Of assured power
redeem triing subjects By hrilliancy of execution But
he lacks the and technical doKicrty OF such
Sargent. Dtnna aud Bdgman His composition Is care
fully considered and the care evident. but his
dgures often stlted and unreal rs TO show that
The painter, with all his experience not yet an assured
master OF his materials. The feeble-t genre subject
become impressive as bit OF beautiful color, but
NJ Mosler Is not coos ana IN TINS respect lie makes
little appeal to sympathcs 1t must be evident TO
candid student that the higher qualities OF art I'M
agnatiyo force healthy sentiment and deep feeling
TO be found III M. Moslcrs work Perhaps lie is
himself his limitations and unwilling 10
expose himself to disastrous failure by attempt for
that which Is beyond MS reach. Tho painting OF
genres and the telling of little stories s humble field
and the question inevitably comes :" Is 1t all worth
whler Perhaps It l. for any artist who measures his
achievements by their popular success. But We wish
that Mr. Moslsr could have hal something TO say
worth saying after his long schooling abroad We
should gladly found In him something more than
industrious maker OF pictures after conventional
recipes 1t is safe 10 predict for Mr. Mo'ler an in
creasing OF manner for his French training mas
already nearly overcome the havOr OF Dussel dorf
which clngs to his earlier work. B1t with tho ell
cUura cement which he has received we must expect
a continued preference for arti1cidity nature.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-26
MJTSIC-THE DRAMA.
n.Mr nnICS DEPARTURE.
Inc Judic sang several chausonettes

,,.,ome Judic sang several cnausohettes at
concert last night. aud thus concluded bef
Che 0as in Ncw-YOrk. Tonight she VIII make her
hrs' po.ton where she is being waited ior win
deDu Though her representations IN tnis ci'y
nHeh n heen witnessed by numerous ana appreeiauVe
na.e the season. which resulted to tie satisiactoh
Can financially. did not create so profound an
Of cfs,on MI "a was anticipated before her coming In
impr'n ,ne unique position which Madame Judic mas
in Europe some of the reasons Tor this out
been discussed in the current reviews OF mel
eom' eom,atioos Undoubtedly want OF familiarity win
~ rlays had much to do with It, ana 1t Is saie 10
hei ,h, when she returns In the spring ara pro
preo rd Of favorte operettas she will be seen ana
c"eo ,,u more numerous audiences aud the ex,
celenoe Vi nsr,lv admired In the works OF OhehDaeh
and NOR her merits will be more obvious th
aDd bs J the yaudevlles which have been wfiteh ioi
they ~" b which she has formed her rehed sly le p'.
her anu " moi native to the tastes OF the Ameiic"h
panIss s,,s Judc appeared in TWENTY-FIVE representa-
Gsirlbuted over her list OF Plays as as,,c%. ,onS%mo
tions' ,s'nc Papa" six times; Mile. Nltoucne'
la f.um@ui four; "Niniche," four; 10 utah.,
FIVE; . two. "DivOrcOnS," two; " La MascOtie,
Casm rbe last performance on SATURDAY eNcninS, n
once 81 acts from three pieces. Inc helght VI ~
pfesein'ono noccss was relcbed in La Femme 1"Paa
artistv and the former proved also 10 DO Mi,
and pno NJ money Garner. Her appearance at tnS
Grans t ni,ht made the concert notable one anu
casliiO cas.io gins called out much enthusiasm