St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
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Margaret Mather opened her engage
hent at the Grand last night to fash
ionable audience, appearing as Juliet
in Romeo and Juliet" The actress
never appeared to better advantage,
and her grace of carriage and purity of
tone is more pronounced than ever.
Miss Mather'S Juliet is one of the
classics of the stage, and the public is
keen to appreciate that fact. The sup
port is stronger than ever. Tonight
Miss Mather will be seen in the gloomy
but fascinating drama, Leah, the For
saken."
Minnie Maddern presented ''In Spite
Of All" to large audience last even
ing. and the play proved quite as ac-
balance of the week.
Our Bachelors" began a three
nights run at the Peoples last even
ing. Ten Nights in a Bar Room"
will be the matinee bill on Saturday.
"A Wicked World" OF "Revelation
of an Opium Den," at the Pence last
night, proved short but very inter
esting play. George Cadden made
quite hit in new role for him as
Chinaman. Mel Scully as the Yankee
from Maine, Beeswaz, was very funny.
The dream-SceneS and the opium den
in the last act, made good finishing
touches. The play will run the re-
mainder of the week.
Kate ClaXton will appear at the Grand
next Monday in a new play ny Frank
Harvey, the author of 1.-The Wages of
Sin," entitled, 1.-The World Against
Her." The play is said to be full of
heart interest, humorous, picturesque
nlra 10 nd hn-
cess wherever presented. The we'll
known actor, Charles Stevenson, is in
support. The sale of seats will open
to-day.
The Howard Athenaum Star Speci-
atty company, composed of foreign art
lists, will fill out the week at the Grand,
following Kate ClaXton.
"Peck's Bad Boy is underlined for
the Pence next week.
Y.M. G. A. Work.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton comes out with a neat annual
pamphlet. 1t bears the illustrations of
the new building, with the floor plans.
and gives an outline of the work accom-
pliShed during the year. The meetings
have had an attendance of 14,052; 152
young men have been supplied with
work, and the visitors at the reading
room have greatly exceeded in number
those OF all previous years. The rail-
road department has 400 members, and
is in a tlourishing condition. During
the year so, ,267.21 have been secured.
The expenses have been since Dec. /.
1887, $10,077.Sl, so there was a balance
Oh hand of $lS091. The highest total
membership during the year was 1,194.
For Absent Jurors.
For few days past the Judges of the
district court have been annoyed by
jurymen not responding when their
names were called. An occasion of this
kinG arose before Judge Hicks yester-
day. He was not at all pleased and so
stated i'll somewhat emphatic wav.
Now, we have had enough of this
said he, land do not mean to have it
occur again. Call the names of the
jurors, Mr.. Clerk, and after the names
of The abSentees just enter S. fine"
A Comique Robbery.
Two boys about sixteen years of age,
giving their names as John Rogers and
Henry Whitrich. were arrested yester-
day for burglarizing the store room at
the Theatre Comique from which they
took thirty boxes Of cigars: one box of
cigarettes and three bottles of wine.
They were arraigned in the police court
and pleaded not guilty. They were held
to the grand jnry in $500 bonds each.