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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

aa% 9ie Walter (Sa.) Stems fagt:
nunier alter Greunb &obert 8airb bon
Museatine, Soma, mar 9efretdr bes
5taatsienais uno Sabre lang Elm tbdtis
ger politifer, lpurbe aber ni9t eher OH
geniein befannt, biz CT Die &olit batte
unb Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoe Cure sebraH6te, unb babur9
in elmer Der Nnaeisen bieier Jirma GEE
naunt puroe. SEPT 1T ct populdr.-
Serr 8airb iagt; Sm Des Moines be-
fiel mid emit elm f9nerer NnfaI bon
@ieren : Yei6merben.' Sd lit bereits
apei Gage un5 beriu9te ale Mittel, bic
aber nidts balfen. S6lieBIi6 taufte
i'd cine tleine Glaide bon @bamberIains
@Olies, @bOlera. unb 9iarrboe s Mittel
uno lDurbe eebolfen. Sc foitet tpeniger
Die IOuitige MrSneimittei unb i'd babe
mod iebt einen &elt bieler Mebi3in fur
tanftigen @ebrau6. Sd balte es fit
elm groBes 9eilmittel. GUM 8ertauf
gu Is unb 50 Gents bic Glaf6e BET &C.
@obn 6 Co., S. &alteper & Sobu unb
allen anberen Npotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

Der Stepti3ismus perfummte, dig bos
Bolt bic auten gigenfhaften bon Sa=
marian Nervine erfannte. Reiue Sur,
feline 8e3ablung.
&eines 8lut bebingt CUTE @efuuhbeit.
8ebrau9e Samaritan Neryine unb oas
@efnltat (bie @eiuaobtit) 1T fi@er.
$3.50 in Npotbeten.
gs p~ertrieb bel meinem tleinen MGbz
den bic 9rdmpfe. Sic tpar taubitumm
unb Durbe bur6 bieie Webi3in gebeilt.
Sic fpridt uno bort iebt 10 gut nie IT.
genb Semanb. = Better SOB,
Springmater, Wisconfn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
Ylueriet.

-Sonrerltdg Nbero, 3tptt9en Ii uno
II ubr, ett6nte, gum britten Wale
6emelben Sage, Ieuers
Nlarm. 9as Geuer NOR in benz our
nMount 3ionss Stride" Der far6igeu
8aptifen geb6reubeu prebiger. Wobu.
bauIe at Der 9abacea;S traBe ausgebro.
den. Sn GoIse ber um bieie ,3eit.
berridenben frif9en 8riie griFfen Bic
Glammen bulb berart um li9, 6cB an
cine &ettuug beg 9auies gar riGt ges
ba6t merben tonnte. Die 6suerpebr
nit ibreu 9ampf Spriben tuar stuar
aur redten 3eit sur STEELE, 10 ba6 Die
3ir6e, elm Sol3s8au nit einem srnsen
Sburm, bdtte gerettet tperben f6nneu,
tuenn bic SpriBen glei6 orbentli9 bdts
ten in Wirfung fomtnen f6nnen. sSM
Golge TT mirtli1 gang nerawidten
StraBen . 8erbdltni1e NOR bas ieood
ni9t m6gli9. Sie 2abaeca StraBe
b6rt bort ndmli9 nit einem Male p6l.
Zig auf unb bas Saus, in pel6em bas
Geuer ausgebro6en mar, ffebt mitten
auf berIelben. Ser bielen Srabtfenaen
tpegen tonnte man aber aud nur idper
bon Der Seite antommen. so bauerte
es benn nidt LANCE, bnB Die eanse
Stride in belen Glammsn ftanb. Dad
unb Sburm inb total 3erfi6rt uno bon
ben Wdnben 1T au1 nidt piel unbes
i6dbist aebIieben. gu beflasen III Elm
l1aslidsfaq, Der f9 bel bieier @elegen.
belt ereignete. Ser in Garriere climber
iasenbe Setter, Der bas Jeuer in Der
nd@ften Geuerua9e anmelben tpolte,
rift cine alte Negerin UNI. Sic alte
Grau fol leiber 3iemli6 i9uere 9ers
lebuugeu babongetragen baben.
a @tpas, mas iiber flir3 ODER lang
gef9eben muBte. bat ber Staotratb ge.
tern getban. St bat bas leere @runb.
Hid 2afnpmanus on Der Mlamos5 traBe
angetauit, bamit b., MarttftraBe bers
ldngert tperben fann. Stun febIt nur
nod cine f@6ne eiierne Bride iiber ben
GIuB. gs tuiir6s iberbaupt cine bauf.
bare Nufsqbe fem, ben SIuB an mebres
rem Stelen nod gu iiberbriden, barnit
bic ein3elnen Stabttbeile better nit ein=
amber berbunben tuerber.
= 8eim gounip. 8ermeHer s. 2ode
liegt elm 8rief fur $. 3urlteiner aus
Spei6er.
= Die Girma 5. Sou fenau& 60.
bat ibren 8alrOom nod Der @de bon
Mains plasa unb SolebaOsS traBe bers
legt, cine Sbiir BON alien Stanbe. Ser
teue Srintialon if bo6elegant eingez
ri9tet, febr bel unb luftig, uno mas
barin gu baben 1T, 1T eriter &lahe. ST..
s. 2ouftenau ma6t felbf bic Sonneurs
unb bebient feline @dfte nit elmer Iprii6s
pbrtIi9 getporoenen Iufmerflamteit.
Wir beffen unb niinf1en, baB i9 Die
obnebin i6on sablrei6e Gunbf9aft Der
beliebten &eitauration unb Bar BON 8.
2outeuau nod f~ortwdbreno permebren
m6ge.
= Sie Girma u. Staade 1T am
beutisen Sage in Staade Bros.
um%gepanbelt porben. Die Sbeilbas
Der berbleiben bieielben: u. g., &. %.
unb $. g. Staade.
0err 9ampmart1 tpeigert fid, Bic
ibm bon ber Stabt a~ngebOtene Gauf=
iumme fir bas @runbfdd an Der 9Ias
mos traBe an3unebmen unb min $4,000
bafir baben, elm 8etrag, Der i'm 8erz
hdItniB ftebt gu benz Wu9ebOt, peI6es
er felbFt auf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 8runb'
Gigentbum maht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

Ms- SIM beliebten MIiiipms.
@artem fnb gB3immer eingeri9tet
unb er6fnet porben, tpoielbft man res
guldre Mabl5eiten e%innebmet urb a la
carte ipeiien fann. Mabl3eiten tperben
i'm eigenen @ei6irr alisgeianbt unb auf
Wunf6 Dinners unb Soupers ms 6aus
geliefert. Nufmerfiame Beoienung unb
prompte Musfibrung ber auftrdse gas
rantirt. Nbeiner & @aml.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
Golifpruias@etue.

acknowledgement finben ein groBes Gas
ger bon feinen California Weinem BEL
0errn 5. s. Meper ON NlamD
plasa. 9err Sleeper fu6t bic Weine
an Srt uno STEELE aus ui.b fauft brett
aus Dem 2eler Ter Weinsidter. gls
gutem 2enner gelinst es ibm itets, bic
beffen Sorten aus3umdblen. St fam
feline Runben uno Gamilien nit einen,
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbs unb
WeiBmeine in poraisIi6er Qualitdt
BON ieBt ab $1.0O per @aIone : fret
tns 9aus seliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
9ampfer Ngentur.

Die rGreie 9reffe ar s e.
ras" bertritt bic folgenbsn 9ampfer'
2inien, ertbeilt ole ndbere Nustunft
tuegeu pafage nod unb bon europa
unb bertauft 9ampfi6if. uub gifens
babnbilete 30 ben niebriefen @aten.
Die 9iffe Der BON uns reprdIentirten
2inien lit:
&antb,trg > Muteritaniide 9atmpfs
f@ifffabrts @eieaf@aft.
6eb Star 9imie (9tnttuerpen).
gDmpa8nie @emerale Granss
attamtiame.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
@nflcns Olrnica.salbc.

Die bette Gable Der Belt fir Sdnitte,
0uetidunsen, @efdnIre, Gieber' unO Saut.
Gusl6Ias, GIedte, s%eiprunsene Sdnos, 6rpif.
beulsn unb ale Sautiranibeiten furirt 9d,
morrboiben ober feline SeSabluns. 8GGise
Satisfaetion garantirt ober 6aS @slo pirb
3uriiderfattet. rs Gents bic SdadteI. BUM
Bsrtauf in allen Gpotbelen. Sreib, Gbomp.
ion & Co., @bolelale,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
eSSlGaoer fir Mlaefa.

Sa miKsnidaftl,d)eu interelirten
&rtiteH 1T I'M Gtlaen tin Ytciett Don
Beoeutung beip:ot1en ,oorben. bas nltr
Der 0thsnfli6tsi; tbsrgeben 8. tuerbesl
brauft, lin ipm eifJen berborragenoen
plaB unter beH IntereKaHteu uaterbalz
tunas0egenF1n1e9 au geben.
IS if ni6t mebr ober meniger als bic
ueberlleblung Der %geianmten 8eb6lte=
rutlg bon Sslanb : etua IS, 0 =
la6 Dem betuobnbari1en Sbeile BON
Nlasfa.
Das biitorii6e Sslanb, ieberseit
Don Snterel1e in Golge Der GuItur
uno ber @baratter : Gigentbtmli6feit
lelner 8eb6lferung, in psl6er ber @eiit
Der alien Nortueger fat mebr berf0rpert
1T dig i'm MutterIanbe. Die tpdbrenb
einsr langen perio6e bes Sabres BON
aler Welt ab9ef9nitten, OUT unfruat=
bdrem Vooen lrbt, ber fortpdbrenb in
Jnrge Der 2abai1r0me Der gulcaue uub
Gblagerungen Der @eDier unfru6tbarer
tpirb, bic IN elmer duBerit faIten Mtmos
lp9dre lebetl, nit 9ommera. bic au fura
ftub, um binrei9enbe @etrei6eernten aI
rslfen; biefe paderen uub frobgemutbeu
2eute baben pdbrenb Der sebu eSSahrs
bunoerte, nel6e ibr 8olf auf Der Sniel
lsbte, taum ibr 9liein friiten .6nnel1.
Nlele berfelben, belBt es, finb Winens,
mad einem 5utrdgli9eren Glima pber
%Dertg1tens fru9tbareren @ebiete au
5ieben.
Sic wolten ni6t mad elmer @egenb
8ieben, bic 9dn5li@ beri6ieoen bon bet
lbrigen 1T, mo- bic 2ebensbebingungen
MODERN fiHb, aber na1 eiuem 2anbe,
bas anndbernb in benz 8reitenarabe
BON Sslonb liegt. Sn beiBem Rlima
f6nnten fe Ii9 ni6t atflimatilren. Das
Yrojett, oieielben iii ben Ser. 5tqaten
anaufiebsln, 1T bon bobem Snterel5e
ni6t muir fir Die ifan6inabiI6e Ben6lfe.
rung beg NorbDetens, ionbern aud fir
cine 9roBe Wn3abl bon 8irgern in ber
Union, in beren Nberh oas 8lut Der
@rDbsrer @nglanbS aus benz g., 9. uub
uro 10. Sahrbun6ert rout.
Senator platt bat fi9. wie beri1tet
miro, bereit erfldrt, bic Soften zines
Bertreters gu tragen, melder Die 0orz
tebrunsen our ueberIieblung gu treffen
bdtte. Sas gum She'll nit t%pertbboGen
Walounsen beifanbene uno frudtbare
@ebiet bes OafOnzGluHes wirb als bet
~auttnftige WObnort bes Ssldnber porae.
l9lagen, menu man ba3u bic 3uftimz
mung oer isidn6ii9en 2anbesbertretuna
unb Der bdniiGen &egterung erlangell
tam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09

" m. S. Omtterfioe E, 1886
Ofts 9ouiOns5 traBe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : Gitters, balten i9 benz
publifum fir lille in ibrJa@ i9lagenben
Nrbeiten e%mpfoblen unb beripre6en
prompte Beioreung .aler Auftrdge.
9ronIeu6ter, @as. Jirtures, 8abewan.
men. @loiets &C. itets CIT Sanb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
warnams! umtersetamet feine MOteu

6dnoler un6. Mgenten, mel6e gtoten
fir elm auf Nb3ahlungen nerfauftes
piano ober Orgel Derlangen, p~erfaufen
pber iibertrasen biefe Noten an Nnbere,
unb i'm Sale Der ni9t pinftll9en Cab
lung 1T bas Snftrumeut iotpie bas be-
reits ge3ablte @elo fiber berloren.
Sbos. @ogGan & Bros. 208
Commensurate, San Nntonio, Derfaus
fen pianos uno Orgeln an leidten 9bs
aablungen obne Noten unb 3infen.
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9emtf6 Gmslii6e gdmle,
Gan Gntonio o, Geras.

IT z HFUH W ~ttWV'
Nnerfannt tiidti9e 2ebranfaIt fur Snaben
unb Maoden; felt breibie Sabren in roger
8irtiamfeit. 8ortreffi9e Sebrtrdfte untcr Be.
ipdbrter 9eituns. Der ensIil6en Sprade nirb,
pie Der beutfden, boue &e6nun9 eetraaen.
su serfem 1lnterridt i'm 9paniiden. @iniaer.
maben borbereitete Sdiler finben ieber,.it
gufnobme. @dbsre austunft ertbeiIen SER
&. @roos, 8rdIioent bes S9uI. 8orFanbes
nnb " nj. 8arbed, 9irettur Der snfaIt
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gan 0ebrp gprinas Bart.

i. 9erbIe, Pd9ter. Sieier tiibIe
uub i6attige part tit Der populdrte @rs
b~olungsplaB Der Stabt unb umgsgenb
fir JamiIien unb eignet ii9 aud be-
ionbers 5ur Abbaltung bon priDats
gitnits. 9err 2erble 1T elm iebr auf=
mertiamer Wirtb, Der itets beftrebt if,
bic @inf9e Der @dfte gu e%rfiilen.
Se6en Sonutag Na9mittag uub Nbeno
finbet Elm 6reis 3on3ert itatt,
ausge5ibrt BON Der Ser. 5taaten Ntis
litdr GapeQe. 17,7,t3M
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sas- Warum mott Sbr pianos 3tpei.
felbafter Site bon reifenben '9dnblera
faufen, wenn Sbr Die e9ten Imerion
in Der neueften 4usfibrung biaiger
unb unter lei9te-sn 8%eotngungen In
benz beiudbrten Gei@dftsbaufe BON
Sbos. @oggan 6 8ros. babeu.
f6unt2
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Wir finb nod ni6t beranlaBt,
unier groBes Eager BON neuea unb &c.
brau9ten pianos unb Srseln Su ber.
taufen, benno6 t0nnen mir before Sers
mine unb biligere preiie unter gutter
@arantie geben tpie iebes anbere @eI6dIt,
Sbos @ogGau & Bros,
208 Commerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
Riot aus Der Gaffung au
brinden.

Reilenber: uSeieu Sic perR@ert,
Sic merben nirgenos 10 biaig faufen /;
benin unier Saus 1T bas bette, bebeu.
tenbte uno binigife!"
9%aufmann: r9a5 b6rei6 ieben Sag.
Sober Heiienbe, Der bertommt, EN-.
pfeblt iein 6aus als bas bette, bebeu.
tenbite unb binigite !"
&eiienber: 30 t6n1en sic eben Re.
ben, pie ale anoeren nit unieren
8run6fdBen pruntenl4
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-08-09
OFFICE OFPURCHASING AND DEPOT
yC. S. San Antonio, Texas Aup. 3. 1890

UC. >. san Ant0nlo, Texas Aug. 3, 1859.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, subject to the
usual conditions, will be received at this
office until II o'clock noon, on Aug. 18th
1889, for furnishing, at San Antonio, Texas,
on Aug. 23rd 1889, the following Subsistence
Supplies, viz: 1,400 pounds Corn Meal, in
new seamless sacks, 10000 pounds coarse
salt in 200 pound sacks, 1000 pounds Onions,
in barrels, 1000 pounds Onions, in sacks,
l LOCO pounds Potatoes, in barrels, 10000
pounds Potatoes, in sacks.
Bidders must state the place of produc,
ton or manufacture, and preference will
be given to articles of domestic production
or manufacture, conditions of QUALITY and
PRICE being equal. Blank proposals and
further information can be had on applicas
ton to this office. SAML. T. CUSHING.
Purchasing and Depot C.. S.
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o G 1 I!

Cine Jrau in geiebten Sabren 3ur
8erri6tung bon 9iGen $ arbeiter.
@a&sufragen bel U. S@oI,.
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nd- Sbr Ipart @elb, tpenn ibrr Sure
9rudla9en bel Sobnfon gros.
anfertigen ldBt.
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6 Germantown, Snb., 80. SnIi,
1888. : ueber 5ebn Sabre lit i'd an
rbeumatii4en S9mer3en, unb mar
ntdt I'M Stanba, mid obne 6ilfe arz
3utlelben. Sie Nsr5te saben mid auf
bod i3IieBIid uurbe i'd bur9 ST. So
tobs Osl bauernb wieberbersefteIt. =
Wnl. @oiOnton.
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9llamu 2atrinens9tbfubrs Spftem.
Office: Is Rorbs 6loresitraBe, SeIepbon
359. 6. 6. Nbbep, Manager.
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Werfein SrintgeIo qiebt
-wirb gebauen. Oie 0amb. NadA.
i9reiben: Giir3li6 Nbenbs erIdals
ten bom S9meinemarft Der laute 6il<
ferufe, %DDrauf bon allen Soften 8erlo.
men berbeieilten, mel9e einen Meniden
babel a~ntrafen, pie berielbe cine Dame
bur9 @9ld9e %miBbanbelte. Nls Ser
Ntientdter pie Serannabenben bemerfte,
elite CT babon, tpurbe aber ergrifen unb
~psr9aftet. Ct COB ielbf an, baB ct fd
babe ridden wo0en. st lei frii5er in
einer Weinbanbtung als &ne6t auaes
ftellt getueien, babe Der Dame tuieber.
bolt Wein gebra6t, aber niemals elm
Srintgelb erbalten. Nun babe er eins
nal Der Dame Elm foldes : feinerfeits
aber nit Na6brud : berabrei9t. Ser
tragitomii@e 8organs bitnet cine brafi.
f9e Saufration gum 3rintgeloerunfug.
Die 8orbereituugeu fit Die nddte
8olfsjdbluug fino i'm nolen @ange.
S3On it5t iinb I'M geniusamt in
WaibingtOn iber einbunbert @ebiIfen
nit ben n6tbigen SGreibmaIdiuet an
oer 4rbeit. SIN MdrJ nd6ften Sa6res
mcrben 1000 @lerfs n0tbig fem, nnb i'm
Mai perben 40, 900 3dbIer lire mebrs
m66entli9e Nrbeit beginnen. Sic
8ermenbung BON S9reibmai9inen =
bel benz Genius bon 1880 murben nod
feline benubt : mirb Der &egierung cine
erbsbli9e Summe fparen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-25

GEIFFIN JOHNSTON. Sheldon BORDEN
JOHNSTON & BORDEN, ATTORNEYS AT
3. Jones Block. rs N. Spring st., Los Angeles,
Cal my2Stf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-25

Biles. The young lady, complete y over
come by the strain of the intense excite
ment through which she had just passed ,
fell almost fainting into the arms of her
father, who had come in at the same mo-
ment, and was half carried to hack and
d'lven sobbing away. Fortunately the
evidence is 30 arranged that she need ap-
pear no more in the history of the case.
The man was brought directly to the
police station and searched in the pres
ence of the Chief and the two officers
who made the arrest.
81 suppose you have arrested me on
account of that letter." he said suddenly,
IN answer to the question by the Chief as
to whether he knew why he was there.
He gave his name as w. w. Wyman,
but refused to tell where he wes from.
The search brought nothing to light ex-
cept draft for $40 on a Napa city
bank bearing a number of different
names, the last signature being that of
w. w. Wyman. His watch and other
possessions gave evidence that he was
well-to-do.
At the request OF the reporters he Was
asked numb of questions about him
self and the letter. At first he refused to
talk, but finally gave vent to a confused
and contradictory statement. He said
that he had been rooming with a man
by the name of Alfred - he had for
gotten his other name, at the New Ar
lington, and that Alfred had
written this letter and cent it to
the young lady. On being asked
how he came to meet the young lady
himself, he said that Alfred had asked
him to do it.
On being quizzed little more closely
about this Alfred, he finally remembered
that his whole name was Alfred H. Bur-
roughs. The introduction of this name
casts new light upon the mans probable
identity. Alfred H. Burroughs is man
who, a short time ago, disappeared from
Oakland in mysterious manner,
where he had a wife and
several children living. 1t was be-
lieved that he was crazy. In Wy
mans pocket was found a clipping from
the Oakland Times. giving an account of
this mans disappearance, and it is
probable that Wyman and his friend
Alfred are one, and that the Gender of
the obscene letter is none other than the
Oakland man. The police visited the
mans apartments at the Arlington and
found several other letters similar to the
one which was sent, but nothing to clear
up the question of his identity.
The crime is one against the laws of
the United States, and is good for five or
ten years punishment.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-25
The Grand.

Tomorrow night the Grand will be
opened with a presentation of Old Jed
Prouty. OF this performance the San
Francisco News-Letter says;
Old Jed Prouty is in the last nights of
its run at the California Theater, where
it has delighted large houses in its second
as well as it's first week. Richard
Golden's assumption of the old Yankee
countryman grows on one amaz-
ingly, while the others in the
cast are clever also. May Irwin's
song Of "Last Thursday Night" is
great go, and little Millie Smiths
dancing is exceedingly clever.
Next week The TWelve Temptations will
hold the boards at this theater. The
came paper says:
TaCelUe Temptations came to the Grand
Opera House last Monday night with a
great blare and flourish of trumpets, and
gathered in a big bouse, which was full
of enthusiasm as we'll as curiosity. The
affair is a spectacle of the Black Crook
order, in which dancing and tablerie ap-
pear in about equal parts, with good
third devoted to variety acts of an enter
tanning nature. The company, though
not always equal to the demands upon
it, is a shapely one, and such a
show ''must travel on its shape" more
or less. The Savenelli Brothers ara
splendid in their grotesque line of busi-
ness, and Mile Bonfanti still retains her
marvellous grace of form and poetry of
motion. 1t is to be hoped, however,
that Hubert's bride will tell him at an
early day that "nuptial" is not pro-
nounced "nuptual. Jacques Kruger, q
prime favorite in the East, has sort of
ready-made-clothing part, which he
makes as funny as possible under the
circumstances.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-25

First time mere, Wednesday, June 10Th ana
rest of week,
RICH & HARRIS GREAT YANKEE PLAY
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
The Opera Company Opens I'm
Charming s1Marftana.D

The opera Company Opens I'm
Charming ssMaritana.o
Last night the long looked for theatre
cal event of the season came off at the
the Los Angeles Theater, when Mr..
Wyatt's new stock opera company
opened in Mariana. The opera was an
an excellent one to select. 1t is full of
charming music, is picturesque and full
Of incident. Mr.. Wyatt is a man of
great resource. Almost at the last mo-
ment his basso failed him; he tele-
graphed to San Francisco, and yesterday
Mr.. Cornell, we'll known to habitues
of the Tivoli in that city, arrived here
just in time to don his war paint and
step on the stage in the exigent role of
"Don jose"
Mrs. Padelford appeared in the title
role, and was greeted with uproarious ap-
plause. Much was expected of this
charming artist, and these expectations
were not to end in disappointment. In the
needless to say the lady was ali that
could be hoped for in the way of stage
presence. Statuesque in figure and gifted
with rare beauty of features, she
was indeed charming. Her dramatic
art is good, and her voice ranks among
the best of its class heard here in any Of
the opera troupes that visit this city. Mrs.
Padelford's voice has a high artistic fin
ish, added to naturally powerful organ.
She sings with accuracy and fine method.
No wonder that the house vocifera ed in
its measure of applause, and that the
fair artistic was almost smothered in the
in the abundance of lovely flowers sent
over the footlights.
And if Mrs. Padelford sings well, it
behooves her to do 30, in a company
where Miss Emma Berg's clear, accurate
and sympathetic notes are heard. This
young lady in the role of Lozeretto took
the house by storm. In the chorus
sung in the prison over her sleeping de-
fender she fairly divided the honors with
the prima donna.
Mr.. Alfred Wilkie, the tenor,
as Don Caesar, made an excellent
impression on this, his first appearance
before Los Angeles audience.
If space were not limited, much might
be said of this gentleman's voice and
method, and, indeed, of the whole cast.
The chorus needs further hard training,
and it and the orchestra must get to real
ize that there is rather close relation
between them to produce the good results
possible to the excellent company. The
costumes and staging we're excellent in
all points.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-25
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The delightful portraiture of a Funny Old
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A simple story of village life In Mainel A
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Characters Down East" Their droll looks
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