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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-13

SIR | received NnUI nj:v d! June - Cn,;i-
planning Of my refusal a. is:c>;..,i yuu =; the
recent levce Of his Royal lignness the
Prince Of Wales.
Ionr note 20 Grare'r IN ~>:.fe+ the case
that 10 not ALLOW il /" f.is~ without ,a
ply.
You seem to suppose thni i presentation
o! that s0r; i a iaaitrr 81 3tGa. 10 ANY
American who flies = request cr il nj the
Legation. antt ,nal tho tinted States AIipi.
ter is only Nh agent 10 carry such rcs;ur.t
into effect. This sinposiiIuE il altogether Il
mistake.
1t is true that. hy the courtesy ofthc
Prince of Wales, an authorized lC present,
at his i@veeS u limited number OF Americans
whose names nave been previously submit
ted. For the proprie!y Of the presentations
both as respects the reason g: making il,
and the character Of the person presented, !
| am regarded as responsible.
But an under no obligation, personally
or officially, 10 max, any such prescntation
! 1T all. IL Is an act of courtesy ONLY in ex-
tending which il is my duty, and rost GER
tainly my int"ation, TO exercise Il very care
| full discretion.
When your application 10 he presented
was brought TO my notice hy the Secretary
Of Legation you were unknown 10 me. CD.
on inquiry learned that you are the editor
ard proplieto: Of the -N0rth .tmcricaa Re-
| ricw. In that periodical there appeared not
| long ago \ most abusive a,t&~i; un Mr. Bay
ard, the Secretary Of State Ct Inc United
States. Had that article been l. criticism.
however frank, upon amy public policy or
conduc5 OF his, or a Just exposure OF any
| thing ii his private character that ought TO
be made known, neither he nor his friends
would have had any right to complain. 1t
was nothing of the kind. It was simply i
TRADE of malicious and grainitous abuse,
unworthy Of the pages G! auy respectable
| publication. An outpourins CT malignant
wrath by soE.n writer without the courage
20 give ti- n;me, and intended - gross
and deliberate n,uit 20 Mr.. Baya:d. L MS
blamele=s aud auiab;r character and emil
ueu, public services should not have pro.
tectaG him from such an assault, the high
! office ne holds, nj least, entitled him 10 de-
cent treatment by his couutrymen.
70 this production you thought il proper
to give circulation and permarcnce in the
North -incricdn Eericr. For doing so you
had not even the poor excuse Of political
opposition. as the Rtricr processes to be Of
no party: nor any personal provocation that
| am aware OF.
Mr.. Eayard is NOT merely my personal
friend, he is the head Of the department of
the Government under which | serve, and
through which the relations am concerned
with are carried on-an officer to whom
owe scrupulous respect. and for whom | am
expected to require it, from al who have
intercourse with nay Government through
me.
If. unon this state of facts, you suppose
ne 10 be capable of offering to you the mo i
distinguished official courtesy in my power,
and of pl esenting you to a Prince who's,
sense of the proprieties of personal coLdnct
is as exalted as his rank, you do me great
injustice.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
!, .'IsVEHV' lIaWtd m Mortgage,
,.-a"tN Al LcNlneton ST Baltimore MI

BY virtue OF a decree Of the Circuit Court for
tEe comfy ~ Fairfax made at its Novcmbsr
lerni 1880. III the ease of Pritchart's administers
TOR asai''St H"rdet: Skinner. the undersigned
comm oH,one;s will sell ut public sale at the front
door a! Fer'a tonrt lInuse, on MONDAY rho
Iph day Of -'r.emhcr next Court day the fol-
'o@ihg uc*sF!"e'i property, to wit:
lEe IHAt"i =: rhRGEi. OF LAND wharr,n
the said y. skinner resided =, >.s 18th tiav o.
November y lSS", at which TING it was purchased
hy George +. >a!gster to be cc: or by lines +,
ncGh ON IN" c"nGty road agreed upnn; then q
WIN the r"Sd to near 9 small apple tree; theLce
by Ines 1T right angles with ead road westerly
$" lar E.aE as will embrace sixty acres; the same
10 10 'hciins the buildings, upon which Rurictt
Skinner formerly resided The ahoyc.,,es,rih.1
'ia@t OF !ait! l'.s Shor: distance hco;s fan fax
S'al'"G 2n 's'c Virginia Midland Railroad.
terms % -''c: I'il -, with Interest from thu.
iath OF Janua'y. lSs5: $3.50, with Interest from,
the 10Th OF October 1883, 10 be paid in cash to-
scthrr with lio expenses OF sale, au.i $3.50 with
interest from tic 18th day of October 1888, to
ba paid on i q 10th day of October, 1856: tho
sale to Ge subject to the confirmation Of tho
Court and the MI" tn be retained unit, til las,
payment u h"dc. sale to be made between Ii
and - q riur,
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AUCTION SALES,
M oRTGAGEES SALE vALUABLE FISH.
w ING SHORE IN CHARIES nNI1NTE in

NJ ORrGAGEES S SALE OF VALUABLE FISH.
NalNG SHORE IN CHARLES COUNTY. MD.
hy virtue OF u power contained in q mortea ge
from Z: Wallace Mitchell and Lydia 2. Mitchell
nv ms wife. to Emma Presstman, bearing date tho
.Slstof December, 1888. aud uly recorded among
the Land Records Of Charles county. in Iiber y
q ), No. Is. fall" GA etc the nndersyncI tba
attorney named in said mortgage. will sell at pnb.
nc nc auction, on the premises on TUESDAY. tho
-.oth day of October, 1856, at the hour of II \ m
IWo-THlRDS INTEREST in all thst nronert~
anu premises, situated on the Potomac river in
Iharies county, State of Maryland, the same being
the fishing shore known as
CHAPMAN'S POINT.
together with all the appurtenances thereto be-
longing or appcrtaning. including ONE LARGE
SEINE BOAT, ONE SCOW, new. ONE Large
SEINE SEINE 25o FATHOMS. and all necessary
6clLnlNGS. The owner will sell the othcr
thlrd If interest If tho price is satisfactory.
Terms OF sale.-One-t third cash. balanco in cana,
lhstalmenls at six and twelve months, to he so.
cAred by the notes Of the purchaser, endorsed I,
.ho satisfaction of the undersigned and to bear in
'cicst from Tho day Of sale. or all cash at purcbas
cFs ortio'. 4 deposit o. 5000 will be REQUIRED
on the day Of sale. ALIEN. Fl. ROBERTSON.
Attornc; named in Mortgage,
-t .co.-a"tI 1 Lexington ST.. Baltimore, Nd.
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,,, PARIS, July t.
ing lion. Eie'a j Phelps, United States
H;uiSfrr

~, PARIS, July t.
lhc Hon. Ed~ja J Phelps, United States
MiajSicr.
SIR: Our reply 10 u,s letter oi nr Doth
u!t. has becn forwarded "a me her~ 1t re-
cures Q! .ne 'i:rl | correct the seli"lls mis-
apprehension int" which YOU have fallen Of
my purpose Ill addressing you at ALI
| nave made 10 cc!nnlaint ofNuur conduct
II personally in;eii.'in" Ia ;'rcven; me from
performing, through channels open To Won,
III y"l'r ;1nGic AID "!lir,a: capacity, m act
OF Customary courtesy "a Il pr,sp.nge of ex-
allied position III :. fnrria country, who had
Oh more than one occasion extended to me
private and personal civi!iiica.
Tbat IS :. question Of !uste and o. tcmper :.
and have 10 wish to assume y censorship
oi your ci,nracler il: these RESPECTS.
Nor have in any way invited you 10 dis
CHS; with IL" the proprie!ies Of polemica
expression or The illle conditions aud linli.
'ai'on" o. IL" liberty "f the press
These conditions and Limitations Are dues
i!pns Z! h:"h pni.ica, anG have ~ wish to
tc ,'is>ou.:""i!s When | intimate thar the
news .; Nnuf selection for the pest which
yon -" '!!i Mo.;h perhaps have been re.
ceiVed "i!h !"&s amazen"ni by the Senate
a::d people Of the United States. had YOU
luVoTt'i he i'u:!i" with sonle fruits and evil
uencc! q time and labor expended by YOU
III fitting Yourself 10 speak with authority
upon such themes.
"batl | complained Of WAS that you should
have dealt with request, addressed by an
American c.li2cH to The head of an Ameri-
can i.rss-'io:! nnol. grounds borrowed from
Eohf rTiv&t" relations with Particular
public officer, ?H2 from you: personal ohjec.
ton 10 :" Particular publication mado by me
IN ihs eX"rc;s" olm my functions IL. the con
d&t;of t! y" organ Of pubic opinion.
! oar r"i!'y !" roy com plaint, I am sorry
- ~ny, couii!nl- lis iuS;ir.. and conyicts YOU
OF WHIST ] $50 >1re ali rjgh,.lnnt!el persons
must regard "a the grave public uilcnce of
converting /" the .Guli!icalion oi private
and personal objects the opportunities Of q
rc"iona'nlo public position Your ohcdicnt
servant ALLEN THoRNDIKE RICE.
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s.e::cr% S;,9s.: sisas s."src.

a trivial and rather divarlng incident,
deriving lis only importanc" from tins iac;
that it involves al attempt ~ an american
Minister TO call ia question The lii.er.r ui
tn" American press. hHvia@ hcau mi2ro2.e.
seated il several puaH":', Aayr concluded
10 pubiist. ;les, drafts II ny io.tars To Gfr
Phelps, Is sci ~ 4 2opy Of aa letters 70
me. Yours truly.
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ALLEN THORHDIKE RICE.
BRISTOL HOTEL, LONDON, June -. 1856.

BRISTOL HOTEL, LONDON, June -. 1856.
Hon. Ed~i&J Hcii.S, T. S Wn,4cr:
Sir: Last week requested the !seorctar,,
OF the United State Legation. with - Iloin /
haze an Old acquaintance 10 har;. M name
put or the list Of American ctiz>ns wishing
Ia pay theii respects al q icy"p 70 Ills Gpyal
Hi@hreas lnr Prince Of Walks
My reason for making tiI!s r1Quts: 80
that am on Inc point Of .car;ag England.
and that desired, lii, reioTe, 10 express. n
the ccielnOmiCus way here Customary. NV
ACKNOWLEDGING OF pc:sonai lourlcses c,:-
tended 10 me by The Prince dnrug iny stay
in This country. - ] am informed, ana ~
you are doubtless aware, tbs oilission of
i''s tormality in such circumstance i2 here
held - constitute m act OF rudcncSs.
an! told. IN response 10 my request, chat
you have personally refused to allow my
namo TO be presented by The American IT,
cation, on the ground that sou ii-apnrove
Of III. article dealing wi.h $40 Secretary
Of ;.!at". published il the No,fh .lnsc..
ican Hcric'r, Of which aml the c,:i;0? ard
yrop:Ietov
In these circumstances you ,ri!. not ho
Surpli.eG tha; now put on record .h.. or-
NAL protest against s;lch IA Interpretation.
to my disadvantage. Of tn" privileges o. you.
official position.
Holding public oticc to ae = public ls..sl,
and heing unaware Of any law Of usage
which authorizes ii servant Q: the STATE he
pa:tincni 10 exercise, iii i0irig,: t'ut;I:liix.
thc function OF a ccuSaY af the american
press. am compelled to regard yu,ir action
y ;:t abuse of official opportunities. f1r the
pHTr"Se Ct gratifying private feelings and
political anarlositics, either in youcoMi per.
sou or in that Of the SECRETARY uF state: ant!
nrn your obeGent servant.
ALLEN TuaEXpiEE f;frr
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ihH. DESIRABLE FARM, situated at the iunc.
ton OF the Washington pike aud tho Washington
ati Western Railroad, about one mile from Alox-
;'hdr! Is offered ut private sale; ani il not dis.
p.sc;i OF prior to SATURDAY, October 9Th, 1886.
i WI. On that caJ De offered at public auction at
: Q "locs "a, at The Royal street entrance to the
aaTkat Building ''''
T"is farm contains DIX. acres. is in HIGH
state OF cultivation, and is admirably adapted to
tracking or dairy business. The mnroyaarnts
consist .! an excellent brick dwelling, ont houses
coalition,
iofnls. hac third c;sn: balance in equal ;u
atan nts st u, IL and / 5 months with approved
security; t'tie retained antil completion of pay
mrntS.
t"E !nrth"r Information apply to r. T Lucas,
>"l!lcr koy:d and Cameron streets, Alcxaniris, or
Gn tho premises
ser21 IS MARY ANN MARKHAM.
E.s"ihc above named property will be offered
- private sale until SATURDAY, October 10th.
ocH''o Il. II. LUCAS
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Ii. ". THOMAS J
TH9S The. M'2EE: y Gvs CONS. Of Sale.
auD ! ticota

hereby cc:ii!y that the bond required of the
commissioners 1f sale in tho suit Of Pritchart's
administrator against Burdett Skinner has been
executed. Given under my hand this 2Oth day
OF September, lSS6. John W. GRAHAM.
Clerk Circuit Court of Fairfax co.. Va.
;, ~; he above sale has been postponed till
MONDAY, the 18th day of October, 1886 at tho
aaihe hour ana place. sep21 cots
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fNn SALE.

MAPLE GROVE ALEXANDRIA COUNTY
VIRGINIA.
zoe Sn"scrtrls. rs commissioners of the Cir
cut; tourt u: Aicxaniiria county Va, under an.
lh"r!ty al Us decree in the suit Of Hall VS. Hall,
"''i "!lri Tor safe at public aucton OH the prem.
!f2S on WEDAE ESD tf, the Doth day Of October,
1855, at IL o'clock H., the property in said conn.
y known rs MAPLE GROVE" FARM, occupied.
hy DR.. .lamea Mackall consisting of 92 acres and
rn:':. .lore or less, of fertile land.
hrimG heaatifully situated about three miles
lr"m Washington on a commanding eIevatiou af-
'uf"Ih% an extended view of the surrounding
country, and appr0achshc by either the Long
bridge, Alne'!ucs bridge or Chain bridge roads, il
Is "" of the most dehs shtful sites in the vicinity
"i Washington, elegantly Improved by 3 compar-
ativcir ncw large and commodOus TWO STORY
DOUBLE DWELLING, with cupola, q TWO
Siohl SUMMER HOUSE. spring house. ice
house and Il splendid new barn.
The residence is surrounded by stately grove
and artistic grounds, and the farm is enclosed bv
fenrlng ci modern style; the whole constituting
one OF the most complete and desirable; residences
i'll this section of the country.
Terms Of Saa.-Dne-third cash aud the residue
/" s'> twelve and eighteen months in equal in
Sta'men'S with interest from the day O.: sale or ut
the option of the purch the whole can be u id
IN cash taking from the purchaser bonds with
good personal security for the dcfc red payments
and the title TO be retained until the instalments
"ie la'i W Tue luFllcT OrueT OIL lEc court.
The subscribers meanwhile are authorized by
said decree and aio prepared to entertain private
oilers for the property
JAMES Z. CLEMENTS
EDMUND BURKE, Commrs. of Sale.
s. G. BRENT.
Virginia, Arrdntlria County, TO UU:
certify that Edmund Burke, ono Of the com.
Ssiorcrs of salo appointed by tho said decree has
given bond with approved surety conditioned ac-
cording to law IS provided by said decree
II. II. YOUNG
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
sclIts Alexandria county, Va.
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You may De assured that if 7 had sent in
>o"T zane fer that purpose, aud the atten.
N2: -: h's Royal Highness had been drawn
TO the article IN question, he would have de-
ctined 70 receive you
l!ihis be, rs sou are pleased to term it,
an ai;rml' at censorship 0! tn. press, it is a
censorship to which hope every American
gent!eman viii lend his aid The freedom
OF tie press is one thing its gross abuse is
quite another. am very truly, yours,
EDWIN J. PHELPS.
ALLEN IHoRSDlEE RICE, ESQ, Bristol
HGtcl, Burlington Gu;ders.
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AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF A VALUABLE ENGINE

ou oA ohDAl, the 25d day OF October, IS -6
VIII sell at public auction at the store OF Jos
beach on Royal street. q FINE TRACTION EN-.
CINE levied on by me under an execution in the
SUIT OF tho Fits Agricultural Works against ". A,
anderson ct al. Immediate delivery on day Of
. sale. Tcrms--Ca
WM II. SMITH,
-- !ct1- Is Sergeant of city of Alexandris.
Dl VIRTUE OF A DECREE of the Corporation
- Court of the city of Alexandria, rendered ON
inc Idth day of March, 1886, in the chancery
ctuSe enereln depending between John A. Field
ana vile, plaintiffs, and Isaac Buckingham and
others, defendants, the undersigned will offer for
s'.lo at private sale until SATURDAY, the 10th
Gay "t October, 1886 ut 12 O'Clock M nv tha
Said DAY when (if not sold at private sale by that
nlhe) ne will offer in front Of the Royal street
entrance t" the Market Building, at public aur.
viz: = i'''
l.. \ ThREE-STORY BRICK DWELLING and
Loi or GROUND uu the north side of Prince
street, between st. Asaph anl Pitt streets for
merry the residence of Mary Buckingham. de-
ceased. e' -
Also the VACANT LOT OF GRoUNDadioiniur
the ahovc.dcscrihcd property on the east.
terms of Sale: One.third OF the purchase mon
cy cash on day Of sale. and the residue in three
e4ual insta!ments at six, twelve and eighteen
W"nths from the day OF sale; title to be retained
ihti the whole purchase money is paid, and The
p"h!S "i the purcha .er TO be taken with approved
rnl''F ana bearing interest, for tho deferred in
h'aih'c'''S JAMES L. CATION,
Special Commissioner.
!, lohn 5. Bosch Clerk of the Corpo ration Coprt
y me '!'y "i alexandria, DC certify that James
Il. Nat"'' special commissioner above mas exc
tutC; 11nn mith approved security, in tho penal
= o! 2lo,ooo, conditioned according 10 law.
s'i'-i Is john S. BEACH, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-13

GREEN AND FIGURED SCREEN WIRE "a
VI 30 and SO inches, wholesale and retail, at
SS King, corner of Royal street. You can buy
wire, and have Window and Door Frames made
Of better quality, to cost no more than the com.
mon Frames offered for sale in the city. Call ard
see. ]. T. CREIGHTON & SON,
je4 SO King, cor. Royal st.
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uOUSEKEEPERS' ATTENTION = Sapolio,
IL Ivory Soap, Furniture Polish, Chamois Skinso
Putt Pomade, the best known article for cleaning,
brass. Silver Soap, Knife Brick, Stove Lustre,
Furniture Varnish, Ready Mixed Paints, white
and twelve beautiful shades in one and two pound
boxes, Alabastine for coloring plastered walls
Paint Brushes Window Glass, Putty, &C. For sale
by Toc19l E. S. LEADBEATER aBRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-13

NJ EW PERI UMER1Es-We hayo just received
~ large and varied assortment OF Wright's
celebrated Extracts for the handkerchief, which
we arc selling by the ounce or bottle. Among
the odors can be found Jockey Club, Mary Stuart
Extracts are without doubt the best that are
manufactured. For sale by
jan23 WAKEFIELD & HALL.
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| .1 go SSfICES, whole and ground, for sale iv
J. c. MILBURN.
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DAlS,rS Of all kinds and of the best quality at
4 lowest market prices. The TINTED.GLOS
pAlHl, IN one gallon cans, has acquired high
reputation; also the READY MIXED PAINTS.
in one and two pound cans. We will be pleased
to furnish sample cards. ALABASTINE, white
and assorted shades in powder, for washing in
side walls. is very much liked by all who have
used it. For sale by
Dv2S E. s LEADREATER & PRO
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ALEXANDRIA 4 COUNTY
For SAFE

" ALUAHLE REAL ESTATE
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i"AA'
COAL,
"e luvs:c tAc attention of dealers and con.
.....> Z" vG: largo stock or CAREFULLY FIRE.
.A":.p COAL Of the following varieties:
.1hEN'S VALLEY.
LDkEEHEI and
SHAMOKTN RED ASH.
"tiIE ASH free unrnirg and hafdl Of stc.rn-
". .'".eu. ".g stove %ad and nut sizes.
.-''jEoEGE'S CREEK, CUMBERLAND and
@'NANNA SpIINT. from West Va.
losing Goa! speciality We aim to keep only
~" RICHEST GRADES. and having two large
'Hsa.a Yards, each variety is kept separate, aud
.aHy prepared Ter family use.
is-:s Goorad and sil Co&l sent out WELL
BEND ANn FREE FROM IMPURITIES.
astcrs, families, public institutions and man
q. .9"ics supplied a: lowest market rate5--per
II 1t1iO lbs. r. Z. ZIMMERMAN
successor 10 7. :. H"haiey II CO..
~E. Wharf and Yards foot o: Queen st
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VIM. II. SMITH,
yctI- Is Sergeant of city Of Alexandria
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Q5a=rtte.
= - 80 = = N'> ?
PUBLISHED DAILY IND TRI- I-IFEEELV BY
EDGAR WIDEN.

n the Ga=ette Building, Nos. 20 and =, Prince ST
DAILT TPEWEFFT
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-06
POLICE COURT.

Philip Wertz WAS up before his honor
yesterday for violating license ordinances.
but BY showing that be had no intention to
avoid the payment Of his first dues to the
city he was discharged without day and
allowed to take out his license without a
penalty.
Elizabeth Gray, Lu Hall, Ella Brown.
Jessie Williams, Anna Hudson and Jessie
Huffman were fined IS each for persuing
the "wsys of sin and death" They whacked
up the full amount and departed on their
way.
A woman known as Blue Jay, an old Of
fender, was arrested Monday night for die
turbing the peace and put in the caiaboose
together with young man who was roam
ing the streets with her.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-06
ADELAIDE MOORE,

The advance sale of seats for the appear
ance of Adelaide Moore, is the largest ever
known in the history of the opera house, and
those who have not already secured their
seats, will do well to do SO without further
delay. Miss Moore appeared in Atchison
last SATURDAY night, and in crsticising her
performance, the Champion, of that city,
speaks as follows:
Miss Adelaide Moore made great hit
last night rs "Juliet." 1t was, indeed, a re-
freshing performance, and q lady who Can
handle the character so well may do any,
thing. The perquisites OF a perfect "Juliet'
ars beauty, grace and figure, and these
Miss Moore possess to a charming degree.
She closely resembles her countrywoman,
Adelaide Nelson, now dead, who came
over to this country in 1888,
and captured the hearts of the people. In
the balcony scene her tenderness and emo
tionsl powers are exhibited to great ad-
vantage, while in the tragic scenes, notably
in the poison scene, she shows much power.
Miss Moore not only looks, walks and acts
the perfect "Juliet," but she dresses it, her
wardrobe for the piece being rich and
varied. We have never seen more ele-
gantly dressed lady on the stage. One Of
her dresses cost over $4,000, and they are
all of the very best and most expensive ma
terial. To o good stage appearance she
adds O charming warmth of manner, which
unavoidably finds favor with her audience.
Miss Moore is decidedly one of the few inter-
esting actresses Atchison has been favored
with lately, and she will be wssmly well
welcomed should she come this way
again.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-01-06
pELLiGERENT WAITER.

The male waiter who chased the cook
with butcher knife at the Manhattan hotel
some time ago raised quite racket at the
Occidental yeste, day. Some Of the other
boys had given him hint about the inten-
ton of the proprietors to bounce him, and
in order to do all the mischief he could be-
fore going he tegan pitching the dishes
about like quoits. Just then Mr.. Williams
came in and told him to 60 to the Office and
get his pay, but instead of doing SO be mad.
an assault on Mr.. Williams, backing him up
against the stove, but just then Mr.. Williams
got hold OF the poker and curried the gen.
tlernan down, which brought him to bis