The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-08

the girl her freedom papers Just before be
dies These. however, are found invalid aud
Lisa" Is sold to slavedealer named II. scy."
1t IL on her flight from the la.ter's brutality
her attempted rescue by her old lover CLAY
Critton," her attempted capture on the Mis-.
sissippi steamboat and her adventures on
floating spar after the wreck and on an island
In the river, that the remaining acts depend
IL will be seen that the incidents are excit
! ing and absorbing enough TO give ample op.
Ioriunity for fine picturesque and mechani.
| cal effects, and these have been taken advan-
tsge of.
THE DINE MUSEUM.
The Monarch Museum entertained more
people during the past week than all the
other places OF amusement in the city-in
fact, it was packed day aud night ali the
time. and the wonder was: Where all the
! people came from This was the result OF
| having strong attractions and letting the
people know it-or in other words. good
management. Owing to the wonderful SEN
sation created by the Passion Clock" Man
| sger Sackett has decided 10 retain il for an.
/ other week, aud il will again be on exhibit
| ton In curiosity hall for the next six days.
| Those who have not seen this marvellous
piece OF mechan ism, should not miss this
opportunity. The White Moors. fat girl
and Rice Midgets have also been re-
engaged for this DEPARTMENT, in
connection with the numerous new At.
fractions The principal feature OF the
week, however, will be those remarkable
specimens OF humanity, the Man FISH
and Water Queen" who eat, sleep, drink,
write and sew under water There is
beautiful legend about these people, who are
in reality direct descendants OF the mythical
mermaid tribe. but time and space forbid
its narration in this connection. The re-
turn OF the favorite child aetist Master
Frankie Jones, in new speciality, will also
be hailed with delight, and the same may be
said OF little Ella Lewis 1.-THE infant Patti,
who will again MARBLE her swestest songs.
The other attractions are <, GoVa1i aad
bis troupe of trained canary birds: che
clever Carroll, the Yankee ventriI0quist; the
three Belmonts and the great Musical Dale.
This unquestionsbly will make the strongest
oil OF the season, and We shall ex pect TO see
the Museum packed TO suilocation at each
performance. The admission to all is Only
ten cents.
oIiNoRE's 200.
During the past week a succession OF big
houses have assembled at the 100 and the
good show has well merited their attendance.
Harry Amlar's Counterfeit" seems to suit
the popular taste, and the olio has been one
Of unusual excellence.
The coming week the comedy ele nent will
predominate, IL being the initial production
! OF Joseph A. Burgess ''very, very, very
funny" comedy in two acts, entitled "a
Bankers Luck, in which Mr.. Burgess will
receive the support OF the stock company.
The olio programme is in efficient hands, be.
Ing interpreted by such people as Ward and
Lee Irish comedians. Mile. Adele. Queen OF
the slack wire, RONALD Brothers, worlds
gymnasts, Lieut.. Allen, premier gymnast,
Ada Price, serio-comic vocalist, O'Brien and
Redding, the famous funny sketch artists,
ETC., making show that would be hard to
excel.
DAN sULLy's CORNER GROCERY" AT EN-
GLIsHs.
The rattliug, roaring comedy. "The Cor
ner Grocery" will be given at Euglsh's
again the last three nights OF this week' and
those who have laughed at the genial char
acter of DADDY Nolan as presented by
Dan Sully and at the never ending tricks
and FRANKS OF his young hopeful, Jimmy"
Will surely want to laugh at them again,
while those who have never yet seen the
comedy nave rare treat in store The
Corner Grocery" is a better comedy than its
name would indicate. While it has all the
movement, go and vim OF such farce come
dies of Bunch OF Keys, "Rsg Baby" and
others OF that Tx, il has also an interesting
plot, a tender love story and the portrait of
an Irish character that the New York critics
conceded to be one OF the best bits of acting
on the stage. This is Mr.. Suly's Daddy
Nolan" The comedy has been one OF the
genuine successes OF the season. 1t
has been played in the best
OF theaters, such as McVicker's in Chic ig,.
BidwelPs in New Orleans, Havlin's in Gin
cinnati, and everywhere il is welcome to
them. IL viii begin a twelve weeks engage
ment in New York City f. April and will
then 60 to San Francisco direct. The en-
gagement begins Thursday evening" and in.
cluGes novelty in the shape OF valentine
matinee Saturday afternoon, when every
lady and child in attendance will be given a
handsome valentine
The Abbott Opera Company will appear at
the Grand in March.
Dan sully's Grocery" and Henry Irving
drew the biggest houses in Chicago week be-
fore last.
Charles Hoyt's rag Baby Company
plays return engagement at the Grand 0p.
era House in March
Joseph Arthur's new farcical comedy, "a
Cold Day When We Get Left" will be seen
at the Grand Opera House at an early day.
The infant prims donna, little Ella Lewis,
will be at the Dime Museum all this week
opening tomorrow afternoon. She is
great fayorite here.
of English's next Saturday afternoon are on
exhibit in the show windows of Taioott's
wood and willow ware store.
The attractions at the Grand Opera House
next week will oe Maennercho- Society in
The Beggar Student" the first three nights,
and Nat Goodwin In Confusion" and Those
Bells" the last three nights.
The great InterOcean Circus, Mr.. John B.
Doris, proprietor, now wintering here at the
Exposition building. are making extensive
Improvements before opening their season
here in April Mr.. Doris has in his employ
80 or 100 Indianapolis men and will expend
about $40, 900 here in this city, overhauling
bis cages, wagons. chariots, etc. The we'll.
known firm of Frank Fertig & Sons are
experimenting the work, and the street
parade will be one of the finest ever seen in
this city, showing what indianapolis talent
and skill can do.
SAVED BY A SHAWL.