Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-19

trousers and blouses, which are in a very bad condition, made so by the dampness of the company rooms at the armory, will in all probability be condemned.
 Entertainments.
 BUNNEtL's MUSEUM.
 Frederick Book and his fine company which have played s'The Power of Money to good houses this week; will play "Monte Cristo' for the remainder of the week, begin ming this afternoon.
 This talented and popular actor will appear at Carll's Opera House on next Monday eve- ming in one of the plays constituting his repertoire. Signor Sa1vini is advertised to appear as fngomar: but $ letter signed by many of the principal tnen in the city has been sent to Salvini asking him to appear as King Lear instead of Ingomar.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 No better combination of burnt cork artists come to this city than Barlow, Wilson & Rankins troupe, which appear at this opera house this evening. The entertainment com nlenees With magnificent overtufe pro- gramme. in which comic and sentimental songs and introducad interspersed with lot of side-splitting jokes and rare conundrums. The variety performances which follow are excellent features and may be commended for the .feason that no vulgar expressions are allowed.
 cARLt's OPERA HOUSE.
 One of the most exquisite dramas on the stage to-day, that of May Blossom, will be produced at this opera house on Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoon of this week. Miss Georgia Cayvan, who as sumes the character of the fsherman's daugh- ter, first appeared in Hazel Kirke, rendering a minor part. Her efforts were appreciated and it was but few months before she was rendered the title role in several leading plays. MT. Mackay induced her to remain at the Madison Square, however, and she charm ed crowded audiences in an extended season by her magnificent conception of May Blos- som.
 AMERICAN TfEATER.
 The wonderful performances of the trained goose and goat, with the dogs and monkeys, under the direction of Prof. Hampton make an entertainment interesting enough in itself, were there no other features, to more than repay the price of admission to the American Theater. Then the remarkable shooting ot MT. Jones, the unusually bright sayings of Joe Hardeman; the clever comedy acting of Joe Medley, with the fine baritone singing of Miss Nellie Hague and the skillful cornet playing of Miss Mabel Arnold, make alto gether one of the brightest entertainments given there this season. The patrons of the American make mistake who miss seeing this weeks performance.
 THE MIKADo
 Under the management of MT. John Stet- son the D'Oyly Carte Opera company will ap. pear at the New Haven Opera House on Fri. day and Saturday evenings and Saturday af ternoon in Gilbert and Sullivan's latest and most pleasing of comic operas, f'The Mikado or the Town of Titipu." The production here w be all that could be desired. MT Stetson sends the scenery complete and every set is counterpart of the London original The costumes are pure Japanese and very costly. The company numbers upwards oi fifty artists and a special orchestra.
 While the sale of reserved chairs for Mika- do has been approximately large, the best seats are by no means all engaged. MT. Wall has asked US to correct an impression which, if believed generally, would deprive many from witnessing the greatest of all Gilbert and Sullivan's works. It has been enormously stated that all the reserved seats were sold, but we are assured that there are -ti1l eIae'.zh left te fully srr,1y the demand Now is sthe TIrne-SprIng Flower Bulbs
 Now is the time to set spring Towering bulbs of the following varieties, viz: hya- cintns, tulips, parcissus and crocus. Very fine bulbs and at very low prices, cheaper than ever, at Dickerman's, opposite New Haven Opera House. no19 2t Franks Great Retiring SaIe-Be Care.
 full to Read the Following.
 Cheney Bros. colored American silks only soc, sold elsewhere at $1. .25. Elegant heavy 1 ,51Jr from s5c and s1. Elegant all wool ladies' flannel in dark shades 1215c. Heavy scarlet and navy blue twilled flannel 1215c, value 25c. Great reductions in white and colored blankets from 50e upward. All wool dress goods 46 inches wide only 25c. All wool double width colored cashmeres only 25c. Merino wool wrappers and drawers, only 25c. One lot fine ladies' merino drawers, heavy quality, at 19c pair, as we have sold all the rest of this lot. Good towe1ing 2c. Good calicoes 211sc. Good ginghams 4e. All wool hand-knit skirts 25c. Ladies' balmoral skirts 19c. Misses wool shawls 10c. Corsets 1Oc a air, this lot has only large sizes, other corsets half price. White linen damask napkins Sc. Wamsutta bleaehed cotton Sc. Good un- bleached cotton SAC. Mems all-wool shirts 5Oc. Ladies' hand knit jackets soc. Mems wool cardigan jackets soc, 75c, s1. Every and dresses for ladies we offer at 39c. All our large size woolen eolored table spreads we offer at 39c Good linen shirt bosoms at 5e. Boys heavy colored and drawers 1215c- Good tooth brushes 5e. All numbers rick-rack 5c Yard wide dress cambrie 5c. All our dress wigans for facing 5c yard. The goods must be sold regardless to cost. Make hay while the ,un shines, and go at once to Franks great 'etiring sale, 943 Chapel street.
 s2. 50. Hest Curacoa Kid Boots. $25O. The best s2. 50 Curacoa kid button boots n the city. Ladies, call and see them. Re-