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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
4 Change oI Hasc.

Iona was dcputed on Monday last To form
pant and parcel Of the colonization exploring
expedition in the tout OF investigation through
the baronial estates OF Mr, James Campbell.
1t was hard for him to iorego The next base
ball tournament but after not a little per.
suasion he was convinced that the interests OF
Hawaii depended more upon an accurate
knowledge OF her lands aud agricultural posi-.
hilitieS than it did to know which club made
the best record ON the Makik diamond, and
who was the most conspicuous bowling
derNish OF the crowd as one OF the other side
eSsayed to bring It's opponents score down to
zero. So with the motto of the Saturday
Press pinned to his heart he mounted his fiery
sIeed and bid farewell 10 friend and foe, pro.
missing 10 ACT as faithful recoSdet OF events
and peacemaker twist Bulletin aud Gazette in
their woEdy onSlauchts on the great papier, 50
since vague hints of deep designs upon its
chief leaked GU, ere Cecil Brown left town
to kill the tatted calf " and take acknowledge.
mentS 10 any instrument tina, might be drawn.
7. S,--Slncc the foregoing was put in type,
Editor Creighton and Correspondent Mist
have returned to town. neither much the
worse for wear and tear, and each with a com.
pieSion that would be the delight of Pawnee
Belle. Iona was well when the others LETT,
but the agricultural editor Of the Bulletin twho
had been riding the now famous "Sooner y
was suffering from an acute attack OF " No
ld'ra,her-not- sit.downIthan You"
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
Temperance Notes

Iniemperanee drives wit out Of the head.
money ca, Of the pocket, elbows out Of the
coat. and health out Of the body
Mary Alien West, in the Chicago Daily
Times. ssyss The example Of Bloomington,
The pc, high license town. disproves the
assertion that under this plan the saloon keeprs
will suppress Illegal isffe. They DO not, There
are now forty unlicensed places where liquor
Is sold. There arc thifty.iso licensed saloons
Look At Monmouth, prohibition town until
last spring. Then they adopted 81 900
license. Six saloons were a. once nsnsd and
the place has since been pandemonium. In
three weeks $500 81 The $1,000 received for
licenses was consumed 10 pay ios extra police
duty
Temperance Reform IN Mauachasrtts l.
suffering from the indifference and neglect Of
Temperance people 10 eniorcs the Avs already
secured. Certain towns have been specially
active "a securing 10 license vote, and then.
siis' good deal VI cheering osss their gsssi
victory. have stepped aside and suffered The
rum shopsio continue Their business as 4 no
elseiion had ,skea place Ia lssa >e~ Brilord
gase ulsioTiis u 400 ssains, liceane. There
~ss god deal q talk sbosn ,isid
Enforcement u The la. bsl noshias "a. done.
Al the la, slseisaa ita sly gave isse
Ds,saly ios licsass,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
frof OHt Your Eiegibies

Some curious letters are found among the
correspondence addressed to post-oiiice officials
here as well as in other countries, not a 1.-THE
of which is ever given to the public. The
other day the writer happened to be passing
the Post-oiice and observed the usual serenity
OF our acknowledgement disturbed, and stop
ping to inquire the news, found he had re.
eeiyed letter, by the last mail, from young
lady, abou, which he was in quandary what
TO do.
The writer solved the riddle by offering a
grainiious advertisement, Of the yoang lady's
wants. After referring to letter addressed
TO her which she though, might have been
detained in the Honolulu Post office. she says.
We quote verbatim
IL wonder il there are amy wealthy Gen.
temen in your city, would like to Correspond
with handsome lady, and il you know OF
amy, pleas give him my address, as expect
to 90 to your city this Faul. and would like to
correspond with some Gent. before | leave
here. My age is 10, of fine form, elegant
singer, and hne performer on the Panno OF
Lively disposition, OF respectable Parents,
but an orphant. My occupation is music
teacher. Yours truly.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

fof san Francisco. per bgine Consuelo,
August - Castle a Cooke. i97 bags sugar ;
W. G.. Train a Co, J. 900 bags sugar; c.
Brewer a Co.. bSSo Tags sugar; IIyu an
Bros. 2oi bags sugar BroSs, "a head cattle.
Domestic value S2q,Sis,i4
for s,1 FRANCISCO. per bskine Eureka,
Augu,i ~ II liackied a Co. 6,6u bags
agar; l. iiohachlagcf a 60, $40 bags sogar;
{ Z iirnsoa, 40 bunche, bananas. Domes.
nc value, Ssi.4so,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
Steam en- fcaiani,


VIII run regularly to iamoa, Maui. and Rutui.
hnee. iionokaa and Paauhau, Hawaii
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

The British bark Alice Muir. Captain Ed.
farnail, arrived yesserday, 6. days from New.
castle. \. ;. W., with ia tons coal TO ships
aeoosn,. The captain reports moderate
weather the sntire tnp. Was beoalmed of
Maui since lass Saturday. The eoai was .old
10 Messrs, Allea Robinson yesterday. The
vessel will be docAed a, the P. NJ. ;. :. Cos
shsn neat MONDAY 10 discharge her coal.
The Alice Muir j. a wooden vessel Of $50 tons
register. She Is nine ye4r old and vas built
Al Nova Scotia. She Is owned by Nh ID.
bisi Of Melbourne. Hef neat pou i Eureka.
Cal
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
Ncp Route to The Toicano.

Through Tickets the Volcano and return can nov
be had at the office Of the Inter.sand Steam Naviga
ton Co. Tourists and others leaving Honolulu PEI
Steamer wv. q. Hall will he landed at Punaluu,
where hrs;.tass Hotel is opened for the accom-
moiation Of travellers thence by Railroad TO Pahal
thence by Stage Coach to Halfway House. where
Horses and Guides will be in attendance to convey
them to the Volcano.
by this route, the round trip can be made in days
giving day and nights at the Volcano
Tickets for the round trip, includes Conveyanoes,
Guides, Board and Lodging, 5000.
FOR further particulars inquire At the office OF Inter
island steam Navigation Co Honolulu.
J. ENA r. X. FOSTER,
st3-so4 Secretary. President.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
BISHOP * CO.'S
BanE
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE
MONEY Al iHEiR SAVINGS
BANK UPON THF FOL
LOWING TERMS

On sums oil Five Hundred Dollars or under. from
person. they will pay interest the Of five per
per annum, from date OF receipt on all sums that
shall have remained deposit three months OF have
been deposit three months at the time Of making up
the yearly No interest will be computed on
fractions Of dollars or for fractions oi a month.
No nteres, will be allowed on money Withdrawn
within three months from date Of deposit
Thirty days notice must be given at the Bank Of an
intention 10 withdraw any money and the Dcpostors
pass-book must be produced at III. same time.
No money will be paid eScep, upon the DRAFT OF the
Deposition. accompanied by the proper passbook.
On the hrt day OF September Of each year, III.
accounts will be made up and interest all that
shall have remained deposit three months or more.
and unpaid, will be credited to the dspos,ors and
from that date form pat Of the principal
Sums Of more than Five Hundred Dollars will be
received, sublec, to special agreement.
The Bank will be open every day in the week except
Sundys and Holidays.
1Sa-s7o BISHOP Il CO.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

A ~idover Who had married again arrived a,
Nses % his second wedding journey. II &c.
member you very well. " aid The book .kcepe,.
bat yoar wife has grown very thin. ''Yes. ="
She ~, taller. ''Ncs. AID lighter
Complexion. ~as she no, 4" "Yes Hesi,les.
,oe Ano~, Il !, not the sane one r.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
SNTt}tSpNN PINE 49,
hpvuRttsiRu EAtHs IN rRuss
astsatsd u INCHES tuu foiumn rt SATURDAY,
rtess - /. tnthst lows


'ts.h sljuiy.sI ,TsA rs .sats ssf.
tta.t sllU,...f ,...h 3, u, sdfs
ssa.H1 H.Ht.t rave ,b.tssi 81. err ,e,stii,O
t,.t sIIuaasl msa,h : vet, ,hsssJ %. au,
asrHit
Nt,fHissmtus aalstt.i ia f,f st A.lt a.autts et1
20 hsfsai ,v msuiti, st b tht tote ia, H.,. aa.Ha
~ uasustt tatis ehrH sftht.f ls wi. .f.4s. eve
Showed d,s sunt If aHs thlid he. ibsss rates. Which
srt tsf uAnusHt Advertisements
Al faftIsa HI,titIerWtntt HHN Pc s..twp tuiet with
tht paw whrn urieIdi ls reite will hs taken ,i
thtn The fattt ~ change sIr st,tu in ths Aattt
s.sle R4i Ituattau,es laf lstttn Aurf.au aIytFts.
mthts, at su,s fiIttaas maN hf utis b., 'HlHt hiIa
,oiu sf uNslsl MONEY! si.irr,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
Vessel. Nov in par,


sAruHDAy, August s.
s,mr Lehua from kahului
simf Mokolsi from Molo.al
sch Monuokassi from koolan
Simf Manpo,s from san Francisco
Y N : ; Aosisalla from san Francisco
>ifnf \ Bishop. from Iiaaakua
,lms Nsimanalo from wsimanalo
sch hokuoia tfnn Eea
Sehf Rob Roy f,om koslSs.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
Vessel, Expected from Foreign Port.

F.NSiNc's isLsNr, H4~, sehr JHssIH wALxKK....
Andsrion. Due August so-sA
lIvIErool, Brit hk JupIrER, ..........-
Due September F-IS ---AgentS
GLASGOW, Brit be iixziH IREDALU........... -
Sailed. July y. ;. A. Schaeier Co, Agents
Nav York Am bk MNRrtsA DAVIS 4......... b. Bensoi
Due Oct tS-ss { Brewer & Co, Agents.
sAS fsAselsci. Am sehf lDA scassuss Co..
Due at kAhnlaL
sAs fKAsCleco. Am bktns NABy MinKEInAs Iiacku,
Dac August so-sS
SAS fRANCisCn. Bktns ElLA Hose
Dus Angus so-a5.
SAs fHAsCsco, hstne CLAus synscKKls. e.. Drew
due August zo-ss.
s.,S fsAEcIsco, Ha~ brig HAxAko Goodman
nus ai tibo August 40.
So fsAseiSco, Am - ALAMEDA ......--.. 30. Morse
Due August "a.
SYDNEY, An CRY 10 sYpsns .. DsAslorn
Dne Angu,f a.
PoH! 4 wssrsu. Am bsins KLisirAr ......c...i.s
Due Aug 1850
resT fowSsEsD. An b HoSs. .... psahallo~
Dse SEPT, $50.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

U.u'n Nusut0
sm ~ e. tiau hom Ntal klui and Raw
7nHt ltm. N4L.t lum kauai
sJHt va Mos inm bupihuaHut
ssHf mmi U9m UiuvHW. Maui
90 ihuWa Is tu.lpt uum tuu luvu.rud
aeHI u le,ls 1Um Natul R,,r
No>p,v. Nueu,l ,u
eUH tuba tom kuhalelf, Hawaii
uhno Discovery from sin Francisco
libiur W II nmoud from san Francisco
rrGpAy, Angus, ~
law olmt tvs tleo, tom Hama, Maui
ocr Hmt kantc, Niefrek, - day. from
tahu
Stm Mile MOTHS from Eva
ntmt Naimanalu num Nnimaualp oahu
WrnsppNy, August ~
Am ht fresno. from Newcastle. NSW
Stht lhukhi from Waiului
rurEspAv, August -
Sch suh 1hl tlf from Kooltu
sch Nalnlo from laupahuchnc
sch ia Moi iut Iaurthothnr
sch Lukh fot kohala
fmpAV. Augu, ~
Sch Rinhuw ltnm kuul,u
S,m Mhmol1Whi from kuoluu
hft httk Ah,c Muir, Namell, OF day, from
Newcastle, \ y W
Nmr Waimanan from Waimhuhlo
scht kuhmanu from kohalarie
Nthf thlcrina from kihelns
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
Steamer &. II. BishOD,


Leaves every Saturday at 8 A. II. for waianae,
Oahu, and iianaei and kilauea. Kauai. Returning
caves Hanalci every Tuesday p ~, and touching
a, Waialua and Waianae Wednesday, and arriving at
Honolulu same day at 4 p. NJ
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
DEpiRrUans

DEpiRruGns
SATURDAY., August Z
Sohr Lcah Tor Kauai
+ NJ : $ Australia ior the Colonies
Sghf Rainbow fot kooau
Scm kawalani lof koouu
SUNDAY, August o.
Tug Elcu tor Hama, Maui
MoNpAy August 10
Stnl l,chun iot Kahmi, Maui
Stmf James | Dow,cu lot Molokai
Smr lwann tot Kauai
Stmr Mokolii lot Molukn
Schf Mnnuukawai tnt Koolau
sch Leah Tot Ilnnalc
l,gtnr Consprlo Tor san Francisco
sch WaimaIu tor lilo
Sch Mokuola iof Eva
TunspAy, August II
Ger stmr Raiatca, Viefeck, For San Fran.
cisco
Stmr Kinau, for Mani and Hawaii.
Stmr { X bishop, Tot llnmakua lad Hama
Am hgtnc Consuclo, fpr san Francisco.
SehI Mana. for llonomu
Sehr Waec. tot Kauai
Schr Rob Roy Tor koolau, Oahu
Schr Catrrino Tor kal.elon
NchI "a MOI, lht I.lupAhochoc.
SchT Walli for Malko
SchT ! u Leeds for Kauai
Schr Warhu for Kauai
WEDNESDAY, August IA
Stmr w 6 Hall ior Mau, aud Hawai-
Stmr lanes Makrr for Kauai via Wainlun
and Waianac
Schr Luka for kohnulcc
Stmr Woimanalo Tor Wnimanalo
| THURSDAY. August -
Am bktne Eureka, TOT san Francisco
Sehr Mile Morris for Lanai
Schr Mary L Foster TOT Kauai
Sch Ehukai for Wnialua,
FRIDAY, August -
Schr Emma for Puna, Hawaii
Sehr Sarah and Eliza for Koolau
Stmr Waimanalo iot Wamanao
Schr Ehukai for Waialun
Scht Emma for Puma
Schr Sarah aud Eliza for koolau
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

s.ye taihs' barke. q the Roman csiholic
ehufehi The m1n that snnlhilaies his sosl fos
ungls instant by dIunksness, commit, an
oaifsgr s.r'-s' he Cod ~ho made hun
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

"risHAsrh'' ..'..,-.....+.,........, CoanAsDEs
Leaves regularly for paauhau, Koholalele, ookala,
kukaiau, Honohna. Laupahoeho-, Hakalau and Ono.
mea
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

hloi habecck sapss's b. ,on Johnns h.e.
b, ne sehsoas' lsan,s wsisss. iron fan
NJ nss isl4na sbo1i nssi ws.inssss,.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
THE LEHUA.

'A''-s fs.''...''.. .CoMMAspER
Leaves MONDAYS at p NJ for 'Kaunakakai, Kahu.
lui, iueo, Hama and Kipahulu and for keanae, Mo.
kulau and Nuu every other week. Returning will stop
at the above ports. arriving back Saturday mornings.
-'for mails and passenger only.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
Steamer james lIaLee,

"tIR''. Commander
VIII run regularly to Kappa, Kauai
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
Shipping.
INTER ISLAND
Steam Navigation Comply,
tLIMiTEDl
!Stmr. " q. nan (JIaiuianD

WIN run regularly to Maalaea, Maui. and kona and
Kan, Hawaii.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

" Station r. posi-ofice,
New York City, July IS"
The young iady's address can doubtless be
had by application a, the pos,.ofiee. Now
here's rare chance to secure fine Panno
preiormer, with lively disposition y
thrown in.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
'llU 'uull llNlHllllNt
Flyers Great Circus,
ioT ~ itIat"iSg Doids Nabfe.
Another Grnnd ovation
The People in Ecstacics !
EIhRi i,tfttHiS SrOr SrIInD Nv :
uu VERDICT uSVtRsAt fytRyoNF
SATISFIED fyrN TO I'M
NNNNCrNrNf
Tonight, August 18th,

Tonight, August 18th,
And fof limited number of performances. the sN
positively SATURDAY. EVENING.
AUGUST ~, 1855
Grand Afternoon rodoumant, on saturday,
August 18th doot' open At rs, Performance 20 cont
monts Ut O'Clock
10 INrfNDENt vlsirORs-ws would fsip
counsel The propfsy of timely pfoeufance u Chars
and early attendance, iof tho sake Of comfort and
avoid the RUSH
Door open At us y. N. Performances begin at
O'Clock sharp.
Admission tLoo children under 70 year, Of age s.
cents Reserved chairs Is cents extra.
Ar Tickets now Tor sale At J +. wseman'. office,
Merchant street
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15

F.-.s' kahuiui, per 'tut' i,vl,un. n,gust g.
Mrs Barnard, Miss Unnn, G A Rawson, Mr.
Apn, Master Putnam, Miss Forbes, Father
Gulstnn, Miss Grace Robertson. G X Wilder,
w ] Lowre, Mrs Meyer and children
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1885-08-15
SATURDAY.
AUGUST las,
tociI NEnS

MI J. l. Wiseman VA, neat cigar stand
80 enc comet vt bis large olt,c Il opened
last MoudN lo man, patron,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-15

by Mr.. Erickson, does not meet with the
united approval of members from the rural
districts. When IL was reached on general
orders yesterday, Messrs. Dyar. Spalding and
Edmond spoke in opposition. the latter
basiug his objection on the ground that the
control of the institutes would be seized and
governed by politicians and that the farm
ing class would receive much greater benefit
by adding the appropriation proposed
to that already allowed in aid
Hf county agricultural societies.
Messrs. Myers, Mcmillan, Warner, and
Muzzy favored the bill, and succeeded in
getting the committee 10 postpone final
determination ON the bill hy agreeing to a
report of progress. At present. however,
the chances appear to be against the bill.
ABSTRACT CLERK.
Mr.. Hendrickson introduced BY request,
and which was referred to the Ramsey county
delegation, hill relating TO the Office of
abstract clerk Of the county. Its purport is
to make the abstract clerk separate and
distinct county officer, with the exclusive
control of the records p raining to the Office.
This official is 10 be appointed by the com
nlissioners, his term of Office, alter the eX-
piration Of the term of the present incum-
bent. to he four years. with Il salary of S3, 500
per aunum, cxc.us.ve'of clerk hire.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-15
Rcnr.ifrl cn,.rdi.n momen.

Montreal Letter in Troy Press
The meu iouk like others of their sex With
little more rubustuess aud depth Of voice,
but the women sno girls Of Montreal are to-
tally different in appearance from those seen
in the average American city. Their beauty
IS heAIthiui, yivacious aud vigorous. No
Troy woman would dare 20 in the street
with suca a pronounced red as supera5uu-
dant health aud spirits have dyed every pair
Of girish cheeks. No drug could proiucr
the fash and sparkle one sees in every pair
Of riTlisd yves, for the voung womsn there
get The charms they bnast Of ~ skating side
by side with their brother racing on snow
Shoes with the men. tobogganiug WHEREVER
toboggsning can br prsetisc,i, walking Ike
Indians and running like deer. Ones first
impression Is tEat they dress loudly, but tuis
COMES frDm their habit OF tying a Or ght-
c,,lorrd Worsied comforter over their beads
and around their necks when they 90 out
doors Mnss 81 these girls during carnival
week wore the costume of the different skst-
ing or curling clubs Ia which their brothers,
lovers or themselves belonged These COS
tunes are mace Of thick white flannel, Trim
med wiih blue OF rrd, or both. as the Eesrer's
taste or the clubs choice decrres- Tuey ART
maize hose TO give plenty Of rDOm Tor under
clothing, with szshrs 10 match the trim
miugs and skirts reaching 10 bsIf way BE-
tween the knee and ankle That such 3
cress Is warm aud convenient for oGtdoOi
exercise EDes without saying- Montreal
ziri E!ll Sateh = Curing OF lacrosse match all
tHe afJernoOn, standing IN the suoE - her
kn-es- p@rierily comfortable ib- while, and
= yOgog Iady from the States in her sesis<in
sac9ue, wrapped 10 ;hsek rObvs- sHivers from
bead 10 foo; aud zOr-srs IL il Vas ever so
Cs.d hSfUre
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-15
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
Afternoon session.

At the Afternoon session, with bare
quorum 10 Tendance, considerable business
was transacted, commencing with bills on
second reading, Of which there was large
number. which are thus advanced to general
orders, after which the house went into com
mittee OF the whole, with Mr. Drake in the
chair. Favorable action was had on oil
house bills on general orders, except
in the case OF tnat OF K. A.
Smith relating to property exempt from tax
alton, Of Mr. l. land relating to killing black
birds, and OF Mr.. Lirnau relating TO a state
school for neglected children, upon which
prDgr, - was reported. Oh the twe.ve senate
Giis TN general orders, all but that Of Senator
wilson, tor 4 constitutional amendment pro-
hibiting voting bonuses for railroads were
recommended to pass, Senator Wilson's bill
being indefinitely postponed Tne commit
tee then rus,'. its report Was adopted, and tnr
house adjourned to 10 O'Clock Monday morn
ing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS DRAMATIC.
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NOTES FROM THE
AMUSEMENT WORLD.

ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NOTES FROM THE
AMUSEMENT WORLD.
Jsnish IS in New York.
Nile Rhea Is in the south.
Hcary Irving is in Boston.
Jansusehck : away down south.
k-rie Putnam is paving in orcgon.
KAT, C,axton i billed Tor Cincinnati.
Mt Gopdwin i billed for Philadelphia
Thv Castvton Opvra company are in New
Yors.
i1~rynee Barrett plays in Brooklyn this
Ncck.
\ telegram from Kansas City announces
that Miss Clsr Nurri, was taken Suddenly
500 a., ~ Tuesday evening. She ~ss 70 have
eomnisucvd so engagement of ihree nights
a yates Opera houSc. but IS suffering irlm
seven nervous prostitution. aud IL : doubtful.
n leiatr >as Nil be shlv u plsy there al all
The clCser little Jap. WhJ appears in tae
third &C: % Siees. and sstunishcs prople by
Eis sk.u il balancing ana iugglery, i tac
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-15
STARS IN THEIR ORBITS.
Net the Heavenly Lumiuaries, b2t the
Lesser Lights that Bedeck the
Theatrical Firmament.
CIimrses from the Foyer and Foot Lights Of
the Mimic World and Notes from the
Enchanted Scene
Gossip Concerning the Stage and Sriei
Mention of Plays and Players. With
summary of the Weeks Doings.
DRAMA IN ST. PAUL

Dramatic matters in ST. Paul during the
the past week have been conspicuous ior
their taneness. The only leading attraction
has been the production at the Grand OF the
mclo-dramatic, military and so-caiied spec
taculGr ola7 OF "In the Ranks, which mas
been played all week to only fair business
The proprirty Of billing SHOWS of this char
acter and one-plsy companies for "hoie
week in St. Paul has hitherto been questioned
in these columns. and it is pretty generally
conceded that change of plays would be
more satisfactory to the pubic, and at the
same time far more reInuneratlve l" lne
managers. However, as the latter claim
that companies of the MAGNITUDE
of the one under CONSIDERATION
cannot afford to make long and expensive
Jumps eutailing heavy railroad fares etc.,
for three night stands, the public Will have
to accept the situation and make the best
of It.
The only attraction for the ensuing week
is the Fay Tempeton Opera company. which
appears at the Grand the last three nights,
the house manning closed Monday, Tues
dav ard Wednesday, The Tempicton com
psny will sing ''Oiivette," ''La Mascotte, "
and other operettas.
The amusement patrons Of St. Paul are
promised genuine dramatic treat, in the
appearance of the celebrated actress Ristorl,
VINO will appear in March, presenting round
OF her most famous Characters
At the Athenaum this evening the dra-
matte branch of the German society will give
The four act comedy 'QIicksilver," g play
which has created an immense furore in the
principal cities OF Europe. 1t will be pre-
senred with the full strength Of the society,
and with elaborate accessories. The cast OF
characters is very strong.
Were noticed at the Grand the other night
a couple OF sensible ladies who wore no head
gear during the performance, but whose hair
was curnbed back and cooled after the fashion
of the old Greek models. This is very sen
sibe Innovation, in very pleasant contrast
with the snUwshed hats with piumes yard
long aft, cted by so many young girls and
ladies. Tle latter obstruct the vision Of all
who are so unfortunate as to sit in the rear
Of them, and the management should estao-
Esh rule squelching the big hats as nuis-
ance.
The past week has been a successful one at
the Olympic. The MuldOon Quartette and
their company give a fine program me.
Should such shows succeed each other at the
Olympic the management will soon grow
very rich and deservcdly so. For the coming
week is announced THE Floating An
gels
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