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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-01
CURRENT COMMENT.
HARRISON IN THE WEST.
rSt Tauiq Gloha nemoprat I


Harrison will evidently have the votes OF
most of the Indiana delegation at the con-
yention on the first ballot. Ohio, however,
voted for Sherman for several ballots in
1880, but another Ohio man got the nomina-
tion for all that. There will be thirty
other States besides Indiana in the conven-
ton, and, outside Indiana, Gresham is much
stronger than Harrison.
THE PORTLAND & oGDENsBURG RAILROAD.
Portland Adyertiserl
The city of Portland has an interest in the
Portland 81 Ogdensburg Railway, amounting
now, principal and interest, to nearly
s., 100000. From this stock there is no in
come, and no prospect of any so long as the
line is isolated. A powerful corporation
could do something with the property, but
so long as il remains in its present condition
it will be Improbable and worse; for it will
constantly depreciate. The Maine Central
offers an annual rental of about S25,O00 for
the first three years, and $4,000 afterward.
That is much better than nothing. Can we
do better?
THE PIscATAQUIs OBSERVER NOT FOR BUR-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-01
IT WASN'T THAT KIND.

'Mertilda, is you in hub with me?"
CO way, sam Johnsing, cose / isn't"
''Sho' 'Tilda, don't say dat for my heart burns"
"HOld on Mister Johnsing, eff you has the heart
burn, Jest 20 go and get box OF them
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1888-05-01

When Oxford draws the knife,
All England's soon in strife.
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D. KS

will cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion quicker and
cleaner than you can rob hen rOost, Mister
Johnsing.-Good day.
Doolittle & Smith, "a and 2G fremont ST., Bos-
ton will send box of DR.. Mark X. Woodbury's
Dyspepsia Killers by mail, to any part of the u s.
on receipt of 80 cents; or trial box for 20 cents
feb9 TuTh&S1s t2dor4thpnrm3m
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W0OlRuRYS DYSPEPSIA KILLERS.

they will cure 20 heartburn Immediately at once,
and eff you suffer from waterbrash, Sam, they will
cure that too"
''But Tida, it amt that kind"
"Never you mind SAM il must be indigestion
then what makes you look so glum and the
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
Admiral ,,or,er'- annual Report.

WAsnINGroN, Oct. %. Admiral ID. u.
Porter has made his annual report TO the
Secretary OF the Navy. lie says lac re-
CARDS sailing vessels rs the best practice
ships uGoai; he wants the enlistment Law
changed 20 apprentices may beshipped for
ten years; the apprentice system is one OF
the bcs. features Of the navy, and in that
connection the report runs thus: "The
crews OF our ships are generally made up
Of sailors from every part of the world, but
mostly OF the scandinavian race, good re.
liable men in time OF peace, who care lit
lie under what nag they sail. They come
and enlis, in our navy, soliened in charac-
ter. il Is true, but they are the same free
lanccs M OF old. They ship for money.
They have no sentiment for our flag or
nationality, aud possibly ii II came TO ac-
ton with ship OF ihcirown or q neighbor-
ing nation. they would haul down the
American colon and hoist their own. This
IL contingency against which We should
provide. and We have the means OF doing
80 through the vast number OF American
boys who are roaming the streets at will,
an1 who would consider government en-
ployment boon. What is required Is u
iargrr number OF native born apprentice
boys aud an enlargement Of the conven-
I icncrs for their Introduction into the ser
vice"
On the subject Of tOrpcdocs the admiral
says "Ihc torpedo, no doubt, can be
made q powerful adjunct 20 other naval
appliances, but rs matters now stand the
torpedo would be comparatively useless
ugtinst heavily armed ships with power
guns, which would hold their own not
withstanding they might be hampcrcd
with nets enough 10 keep out whole
| torpedo. Great ships with great guns
! still command the situation. and having
once effected an entrance into the harbOr
can, by aid 81 electric lights, send party
Of divers 10 the bottom and cut the wires
/ connecting submerged mines. Our country
morc than any other stands IN need Of
| torpedo vessels Oh from | 900 % 1900 tons
/ displacement until We can get our new
navy fairly started. This class Of vessels
| ciuld bo buiit much more rapidly than
the cruiser or armor.clad. their batteries
/ 10 BE- not larger than six-inch rifles aud
fitted with machine and rapid firing guns.
No matter whether We bring dynamite
shells and torpedo vessels TO perfection or
not, our policy lies in building fat
cruisers aud heavy armor.clads like the
Puritan. Maine aud Texas These are the
heavy artillery which in oil battles have
decided the contest, and will continue "a
10 80. for the ingenuity Of men will
always contriye some plan 10 perfect thC
prime iarlors the great ships-lrom tn,
annoyance OF the small iry.'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
Y. NJ. O. A. NOTES.

lPrpayd by s.r tory w. . Iaumaecr.l
MEunERs and friends will please bear in
mind the following meetings IN the ASSOC
ciut on rooms, so. 2J7 Main street, today:
SIS o'clock am. conservation meeting;
$50 pm, meeting for boys; $3.50, gospel
meeting for men only. cordial invita-
ton il extcnlyd 20 old and Young 10 boz
present ut one OF more OF the above meet
inps.
MINnyHs AMI friends Of the association
are cordially Invited 20 alicnl business
meeting aud conference. % b. held at No.
3U7 Main street, tomorrow night This
meeting Will rToyc oi interest 10 every
young man IN Memphis. Como aud see.
Tur following statistics will rive an IDEA
of the work done by thc Young Mems
Christian association since 1865
Number OF associations from hily-niuc
in 1864 To i2lO IN 1855.
Membership from 5000 TO Ia. 900.
Association building. from one. valued
nj sll coo. 60 iS2, worth Si,G00,OW.
Total net property irom SO,OJO 70 81
2G9 900.
Paid secretaries and assistants from less
than down 10 i"j.
state organizations from mono IN thirty.
I NV iMtNtF fAtlli' 70 MittAN ANlIfitl AhIAN
/ two travelling secretaries and assistants,
and Ill II vhich hold annual conventions.
Amount contributed annually ilr the
! lccri work from less than 5000 90 ST..
/ .0O,OUn
Amount contributed annually for the
general work. State aud international, FROM
sj?2 20 $4,000.
During lhis poriol the work among spc-
cial class, IT young men has b,cn started
and today there orr 273 college uss0cia.
tions. seventy seven railroad associations
ten German associations, twcuty.nine col
orcl associations aud fifteen Indian asso
cations
The following additional statistics show
the present condition oi association worl
along other lines
Thrrc arr Iso libraries, containing go.
100 volumes, 81 fc1ding.ruoms, over so
educational classes, 2.piU lctiups aud 3,OJ,
zociabics annually. sos Bible CLASSES, 81
libe training CLASSES aud ,2iZ wcCkl,
prayer aud gospel meetings for young men
only, 2,1 gyinnl,lumH aud 10 htcmf,
societies. ~. 200 situations for young mei
werc secured lat year.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
A SOCIETY SCHEME.
Memphis Merchants Providing for the
Comfort Of Their Lady Patrons.

Memphis Merchants Providing for the
Comfort Of Their Lady Patrons.
There is nothing that women love TO do
so well as shopping, examining, discussing
and overbauling new goods. The mere
pleasure Of purchasing is but an item in
the pursuit. II is hunger producing
labor, and dainty, well prepared lunch
will bring more actual buying than any
other form OF inducement. This fact is
recognized by the large stores devoted to
female purchasers in several northern
cities by adding in some quiet, cosy nook
OF the store room where nice little
lunches are served to customers at barely
the cost OF preparation. There is nothing
of that kind in Memphis, aud WEAKNESS
and iaintness from hunger loses many a
sale. Some OF our merchants, appreciat-
ing this, have persuaded G. Ii. A. Gerd-
ing, proprietor OF one OF the Oldest and
most popular coffee, chocolate, oyster and
cream houses in Nashville, and who has
for several years had almost monopoly
there OF the ant OF catering for
society suppers and wedding ieasts,
TO come here, leaving branch at Nash
Vile, and establish himself in the Odd
Fcllows' building, cerncr Main and North
Court, prepare himself tot give coflee-true,
genuine chocolate, oysters and
lunches TO ladies shopping or 10 any one
desiring the best OF food daintily served.
The providing all things necessary for So
ciety party, or wedding fe8sts, or banquets
is n specially of his. and the merchants
do not object to his making II specially
OF that here, in fact rather encourage it,
rs il brings the society leaders Of the city
into acquaintance with and appreciation
Of his elegant and attractive place. There
is Just rs much romance, and just
ms much effective dreaming over a
piece OF an artisticaly ornnmented we'd
ding cake made there as there ever was
in one made by the oldfashioned cook
IN the golden days before the war. This
place will most Hssurcdly prove a popular
! and fashionable addition Co the means Vi
society entertainment in Memphis.
kALAKAuA.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
Al fuprIo. MIS-.

Mis- Roberts, Of Holly spinv., i visit
ing relative, NJ this placc....P. Gates. 81
Fulton. recently visited his sou here. Luke
Caic-.....J. q. Robins went 10 Guniown
Thursday on legal business. Col. John
A. Blain went To ronio,oc Monday 10 at
tend chancry court, aud returned home
Wednesday ......A good many rupclo boys
went ON the excursion 10 Memphis Mon
day ...... Miss Cpinuc Bcssoncti, Of Jasper.
Ala, after spending some time visiting
friends OF this place, returned 10 her home
Wolncsday.....W. &. Bcs,oncti, formerly
chanccg rIcrk Of this county. now a resi-
dent Of japrr, Ala, made business trip
io this place last week.. Charles ID.
| Clarke, after spending several weeks in
Alabama on business, has returned 10 his
homo hcrc.... W T. Clarke made bust.
mess trip a. West Point last week ...... lnA
l.. Gillespie, editor NJ tho Tupclu Ifisp,
vent Ca Memphis SUNDAY ON business .....
Mu. &. II. Clifton, oi Tits place. returned
FROM stmkyillv Thursday, whcv she went
30 attend The wedding u her ifirud, Miss
knlc Black ....., Miss O'Conncr 1T Abcr.
dozen, b. visiting the family OF Cot Blair.
ul this place Miss Mary saycrg one Ut
Iupclo's brightest young lalics, returned
homo recently from visit u several
nIouths a. relatives la Iowa. Mcssr..
fwd Miihorpoon aud ~ Finley. who
aio Of the surveying COPS oI
the Helena. Tupclo & Decatur railroad.
tuiuinrd Ia Sarlis 60 their work Friday
...... Miss CUmno Richardson. IT laldwyn,
passed through here last week on hcr way
home from n py,mcicd visit 20 relative.
in south Cafolina....W. &. Milchucf anil
family, OF saltiIto, passed through Tuprlc
MONDAY, on their way 10 New Albany u
visit plaliyos ....a Misics Sallc and Ells
Mayhrll. vt Amoy, are visiting the iam
w oi sheriff Long. Of this placc.....,T III,
Rev J. 4. kimmuns aud wife, aiiei
spending several months with relatives
aud irirnds in fupclo and other places IL
north Mis,iuippi, returned 10 their hons
In Saniorl. Fla, tuesday. Mr.. kimmon
resided IN this county Tor many years, an,
has many friends hcr'......E Strauss, o
this place, visited Okolana last week $50.
A. &. Jones went Ia Memphis las, week I,
buy goods TOT his house hcrc..."A III
p,gncs went to Holly springs rccniiy OF
businc.s....w. NJ. Burdine aud wife, o
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
Lizzie Evans.

Commencing Monday night, the charm
ing coincidence Lizzie Evans, will appear
at the Memphis theater for five nights
and Saturday matinee. This clever little
actress has been a Memphis favorite for
several years, and in every character that
she has essayed. She has made hit that
has won for her name that is always
sure of drawing an admitting audience.
Miss Evans acting is filed with natural
fcrvor that is refreshing, and the en-
| thusasm which she arouses carries tho
audience with her. This year she comes
| in her new comedy, "1he Buckeye"
which is highly praised by the press, and
is said TO be by far the best play in which
Miss Evans has yet been seen. "The
Buckeye" rs stated before in these
columns, was originally written for IL,
man Thompson, from whom IL was pIi.,
chased by Miss Evans and is said TO DO
much after the order Of the "0ld Home
stead" The play is bright and sparkling
in its language, with much quiet humor
and subdued pathos, aud the clmaxes
that close the acts are said TO be remark
ably effective. Miss Evans has the adj
vantage this season Of particularly strong
company. Her leading man IL William
| n. Griiliths, who was the Romeo to Mary
| Anderson when she made her debut as
Juliet in Louisville; Harry Wilson, who
plays Jonathan Strong, the role intended
Tor Dcnman Thompson in ''The Buckeye"
is nm excellent old man character actor.
Her comedian this season is Donald llar-
old, formerly with Annie Pixley. In the
company are also Percy Plunkett, Miss
Ida Robinson, Miss Mae Wentworth and
others. "The Backeye" will be repeated
Tuesday and Wednesday nights and also
at the Saturday matinee. On Thursday
and Friday nights "0ur Angel" roman
tic comedy in which Miss Evans was seen
20 advantage last season, will BE- given.
This play is said TO have been revised aud
considerably improved since its last pre-
scntation here
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
A. sasA..n. r.n..

Dr. J. T. Heron left this week Tor
Europe whore be will take u course OF
eight OF ten months lectures In tho mcdi.
cal schools Of the old world. Miss Fan.
ME Mallory lci, Monday Tor Fort Omaha.
Ncb.. 10 spend the fall aud winter with
her brother, Lieut. Mallory, Of the United
States army. Miss Lcssic Utlcy Is In
Bpwns,illc this week attending the fair
...."Norycll Glass. Of Memphis, spent last
Sunday hcp with home iolks....R n.
Ford. Of Memphis, spent Las, sunday with
his mother hcrc......1he Row J. II. Nall
attended tho Presbyterian synod nj Tupclo.
Miss, this week 1.-The Row I. d. Steel,
pastor Of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, attended the annual meeting OF
the synod Of his church at McMinnyillc,
Tenn, this wcck...Capt. Frank NJ.
smith, Slaio superintendent oi public In.
siruction, Ia here spending few days with
his family. Federal court dld hot meet
hcru Monday ~ previously announced.
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water valley Preparing for Fun.

spccIa Dlspntrh 70 TIC AppcnI.
WATER VALLEY, Miss, Oct. 27.--Circut
court adjourned today after a heavy weeks
civil business. The grand jury found only
seventeen true bills, all for petty ofienses,
which certainly speaks well for our por-
ton of Yalobusha county, when taken in
connection with the fact that this is the
first court in session in twelve months.
Our city will be all alive next week.
The fair and races commence Tuesday and
last until Friday.
The Emma Warren troupe will occupy
city ball and a l0-cent circus will pitch It's
tents Monday for week. An excursion
train will be run each day from the depot.
Ample accommodation for all who may
come.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
AtDysr.bapr. Tenn.

J. W. Bumcy aud I. X. Reynolds. two
oi Nuwhi n's leading lawyers. wcrc IN
pycriburg on business Tuesday w.
GOV. \. = Marks made q very able speech
% an assembly of our citizens un Tuesday
II l. much rcgfcttci that more oi our p,o
pie did not hear him. Tho aunignmcnt ot
the Republican party, though not given In
terms IT yinliciiycncs, aud passion, was
not the les mustcnul anil convincing
Hts effort was an inspiration 10 all who
hcapi him......Col 4. T. Richardson Wis
itcd Memphis this week ..... Tie negroes
arr holding ''c0lurcd fair" this work..
". :. Draper u In Louisville on business.
THE 4, NJ. stevens Lumber company.
of this city, have contracted iof the
building oi telephone line from their
offices here 10 their Rnmbcau mills. eight
miles west Of ~. The contractor II from
Ripley, aud will have the line built IN two
weeks. The bycrrburs Democratic club
h alive 10 the Importance Of the approach.
ing election. They will run fr,o Demo.
cratic buses on thc nh, aud will see that
no Democrat has excuse for not voting.
They have issued an earnest addrrss u
tho Democrats ot tho county urging them
10 vigorous action.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
The Mls.I.sIppI n,n,e Ealr.

Special Dispatch TO the Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Oct Elm addition TO
the premium list already published, the
state Fair association has added the fol-
lowing special premiums. This is in
tended TO induce counties to make exhibit
lions OF articles named, and as numerous
counties are to hold fans this year, there
will no doubt he Lively competition:
One hundred and fifty dollars cash for the
best display OF horses made by any county,
to include stations, mares, geldings, colts,
harness aud saddle horscs-nol less than
twenty head; S2j cash for the best display
OF farm and garden products 10y any one
county
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
The I,,nhnyon M,.trr,.

sAS FRAScisoo. Oct. 27.-Thr Dcnhayon
mystery. which puzzled San Francisco In
October las, year. has been revived by Dr.
Milton Bowers, now under sentence OF
death Tor poisoning his wife. Bcnhayon
was found poisoned la a room In lodging
house which had been rented 10y book
agent named Dcmnig. aud left a written
confession saying he poisoned his sister.
Mira DR.. Bowers, with digiinlis In order "a
secure the life policies which she had
made over 10 him. Tho theory Of the
prosecution Of Dcmmig was that Bower.
hired Drmmig 20 poison Bcnhayon, and
that he tBOwcrsl wrote Bcnhayon's con-
lcssion In order TO save his own neck from
the gnllows Tho Jury disagreed, and
Dcmmig lies In jail awaiting n second trial.
Dr. flowers yesterday told q reporter that
hc had evidence that Mrs. Bcnhayou
poisoned her son, and that Dcmmig had
nothing 90 do with the matter. Dcmmig,
he declared, while fellow prisoner with
one Goldcnson, told the latter that his
business was that OF aprocurcr. Golden
son related these facts 20 Bowers shortly
before ho WIS hanged.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28

high noon, on Thursday, November 10,
at Louisville.
Mrs. G. G. Matthews is at home from
visit TO Columbus, o.
Miss Louise Sneed and brother, Mr..
VIM. Sneed, have returned from Chicago,
where they attended the wedding OF Mr..
Avis Sneed and Miss Fenion.
On November 10 Mr. James W. Rich
ardson, superintendent OF Bradstreet s
commercial agency, will be quietly mar
ried TO Miss Mary Dorion, of this city.
A handsome entertainment will be given
by Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Nelson on No
vember 6, complimentary TO the young
ladies visiting the family, aud 10 mark the
debut OF their daughter Miss Mary Lou
Nelson.
Miss May Hill gave handsome dinner
party on Thursday evening last colnpii-
mentary TO Mr.. Morris Brooks, Of Balti.
more. Those present were Misses Floy
Latham, Emma Fon,aine Florence Fray
ser and Messrs. Martin Enslcy, Ira Hill,
Jas. Warren and Mr.. Brooks
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
A NannH NeEre I.rIner.

CoLuunus, Ind. Oct. 27.--Cah strckle-
man, prominent young German Of this
city, has returned from four years stay
In Central Africa, whore he was engaged
In trading with the natives aud exploring
the interior OF the country away rom tho
Congo. lie brought home with him q
nine year old negro prince, whose iaiher Is
King OF the Lonagon country and mem
Der OF tie Bayclc tribe. Tho boy u on
tircly uncivilizcd aud cannot speak In
glish. lie will return TO his own people
after learning the language and customs
Of this country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
Emperor MnlInm u. n nov.

The German Emperor was a bump.
iious and overwhelming child and never
endured being beaten in any game. II he
could not get his own way he would first
sulk, and then try 10 take advantage OF
his position rs a "royal child" But this
was never allowed The rule in the MUIR
sery was strict equality, and the nur Is
had stringent orders 10 enforce II. lie had
a cold, proud manner, which made him
anything but popular with his other play
mates. IL was quito the reverse with
Prince Henry and the little Princess So
phic, WAC were beloved by all.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
no,rneni. Of rrom,.su, p.o,,.

Mis- Lillian yaccaro Is visiting friends
IN Pine BIun.
Mn. ". =. Bosg, Is back from a trip to
North Carolina.
Mi,s Kate T.. Page Is visiting friends In
Coyngun, Tenn.
Mr g. y Vance aud Miss Bessie Vancc
have returned homo.
Col, H. ~ SnoWdcn aud family elu back
ium last Tennessee.
Nc aud Mis- Rnlgri McClcnn returned
FROM New York Inst week.
Mr.. &. Walters, oi Wellington. Ia Al.
iling her brother, Dr. =. l.. sim.
Mis- Lucille nrukl,y reached homo Yes.
ycflny from an ahs'urr Ut several months.
Miss Annie Lou WcakIcy. II Nashville.
u visiting Miss rcry Collin. on Linden
eiUot.
Mns Jennie Walker has returned FROM
. lengthy absence. mostly spent la brook.
Ism and New York.
Misses Maud Redford and Gcncyiey.
MCwbofn are at home after a pleasant yisi
a. Coyingion. Tenn
Mis- ~. bruce. Who has been rpcnin.
the past i've months Ia Europe, fcichc,
honc this past week
II. !. Brinklcy aud wife lnce Miss Luc,
Nosby) reached home yesterday from az
oxicnsiyc bridal tour.
Mics Robic Nnson left for homo OF
"Wednesday, after y visit Of several week
b. Miss Mary Mallory.
Mr. :. 4. Pepper, aud her little daugh
tcf Allan, have BON on q two wccks' vii
g. her parents near llclona. Ark
Mr.. aud Mu. +. NJ. Patterson, accom-
panied by Mm. q. W. Harris, rciurnc,
homo Thursday from lengthy absence.
The marriage u Dr. J.. Miles wlllot
AMI Mis- Mamie Kennedy takes place a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
granmer'. Library.

Archbishop Canmcr's library. which
was one Of tho finest collections Of
fifteenth aud sixteenth century literature,
has lately been discovered, after having
been long entirely lost sight o. Besides
numerous manuscripts, 2J7 printed books
havebccn found In tho British museum,
twenty IN the Cambridge University
library. eighteen at Lambeth palace. and
five In the Bodlcian. Many OF the bind
ings are engraved with Cmnmers mono
gram aud nitro.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-28
Dramatic.

Charles wynihan's American tour has
been abandoned.
Miss Ida Robinson, a member Of the
Lizzie Evans company, Is a Memphis
girl.
Mr.. Robert Mcwade will be seen in his
new play, Franz llcrchollo," later this
season.
Iizie Evans Is dashing cqucstrienne
and takes daily rides on horseback, an ex-
crcisc Of which sho is particularly fond.
Dixey and "Adonis" are swinging around
the New England dramatic circle playing
every evening in n different town and ILL
ing the thcaier 10 OVERLOOKING. "Adonis'
has never drawn better audiences than ~
does this SEASON.
The new play, "Roger In Homie" re-
Gently produced NJ the Ambigu theg..S- - y
Paris, Is creating an extraordinary scnsa-
ton. II IN proclaimed 10 be- by far tho
best mclodrama since tho "Dcux Or
phelincs," seen in France. Tho authors
have already sent 81 America a Translation
OF their drama, finished and mailed before
the third performance.
"a Bras Monkey" has made phcnom1
cna success nj the Bijou iheaicr. aud
that attractive place Of amusement N being
crowded to the doom Mt every performance
by roaring and shouting multitude.
Charles Reed as Jonah, and pretty flon.
Walsh NJ Baggage, have made pcnonal
Successes OF large proportions aud their
clever work adds much 90 tho effectiveness
Of the performance. Tho scene In tho
auction-room appears 10 60 with the mosl
vim, anal the aongH, dances and other apc-