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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL EVENTS.
A Very Pleasant Reception at Hon. ]
w Bradburys Last Evening.

The reception at the residence of Hon. J.
W. Bradbury last evening will certainly rank
as one of the very pleasantest social events
of the winter. The large, airy rooms of this
hospitabe mansion were thronged with as
delightful party as were ever gathered un-
der an Augusta roof. Governor Burleigh
and wife and very many members of the leg
islature and their ladies' were among the
guests, while Augusta was represented by a
large number of its best citizens. A select
orchestra from Togus, under the leadership
of Prof. Theme, discoursed some very fine
music. The supper which was furnished by
Boston caterer, was magnificent one, and
included everything that skill and art could
devise in that line. Everyone had a most en-
joyable evening. No one ever went to Mr..
Bfadbury's house and failed to have pleas
AIT time for he is himself the prince of hosts.
ard has very able assistants in his daughter
Mrs Henry W. Bradbury, and Miss Gregor-
lie, her sister. The assembly at the Augusta
House was so timed as to enable many of the
guests to go there also. The costumes of
many of the ladies rivalled those at the cit-
zea's reception, but we have not space to de-
scribe them in detail. The party was
congenisl one. and when the
acieus were said, all voted it q most decided
social success.
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Notes.

Senator Haines of Kenne bee presented the
following resolution relative to the establish
ment of commission to inquire into the
method Of taxation:
Resolved, That the Governor be and
hereby is, by and with the consent Of the
council authorized and empowered to appoint
a commission consisting of three persons
whose duty it shall be to inquire into the
system adopted by other States to raise rev.
enue for State, county and municipal ex-
penses, an to provide for = more equal.
just and equitable system of taxation, of all
kinds of property in this State, for the pur-
poses of said Safe, county and municipal ex
penses, that shall be better adapted to the
wants If this State and reduce the rate of
taxation of the people; and to provide for a
better and more effectual system of assess
ment and collection of taxes in this State :;
said commissioners TO be paid from any
money in the State treasury not otherwise
appropriated, such a sum for their services
as snail be allowed by the Governor and
Council and for necessary clerk hire and
incidental expenses and to report to the
Governor and Council on or before the first
day of October A. ID. 1890; and that the
governor shall cause their report to be
printed and distributed at the States ex-
pense, tnFee copies OF ~Dlcn snail De sent Dy
mail or otherwise to each member of the
present legislature to their proper residence !;
and one thousand copies of said report shall
be provided for the use of the next legisla
ture of this State.
In representatives. hall last evening a
large number IF ladies and gentlemen were
present to listen TO a discussion of the
woman suffrage question. Rev. Henry
Blanchard acted as chairman and opened the
meeting with a few preliminary remarks on
the subject, lie was followed by Mr..
Blackwell of Boston, Lucy Stone, Prof.
Carruth of the ka.sas State University and
Miss Elizabeth L. Yates of Round Pond
An agent for Cobrera 4 Co, furniture
dealers in BostoL, has placed on exhibition
at Gen. Harris office Al the Stale House
yesterday model of new chair which is
recommended for the House of Representa-
lives It is of hard wood with folding seat
upholstered with plush. and would be a
great improvement over the cane seated
chars now used. Beneath the seat is
snug wiz, receptacle for the occupants hat
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New York Stock Market


NEW YORK, Feb. g.
FLOUR Receipts, 19, p59 packages, exports. Sl9i
barrels sales 10 4G1. Repeat quotations including
$500 City mill extra. d 00ns5 a. lqO fine. az OOs
q IS; 1900 superfne, o. 45as3 30, extra No. 2
q 2oass 20, otJc winter wheat extra, q O6as3 So
lOino Minnesota extra, q 2aaso Is; southern foul
dull, barely steady; Rye -four in moderate demand
wHEAT-Receipts, $3.50. exports, 81 700. sses
1900, quiet but steady. No. spring nominal, l0s
No. hard, 3O, Nc red 94a95i, elevator. 96l; fob
a3ia97 delivered; No. l rod. nominal. lO6; No.
white nominal W
RYE---dull.
BARLEY firm and quiet.
CoRN Receipts S. 200 exports. iel 1873 sales PAS.
00"; dull and weak, steamer, All; No. 2, Hiatt
store and elevator, 49, delivered.
0ATs--Receipts, 53,o1s. exports, IL; sales, W,
600, lower, No.3, 81 do white silai2, No. 3Iiu32i
do white. 3iiaas No. l., nominal; do white, ssl
Mixed Western, 29ie}; white do, 34a4O.
CoFFEE--.fsir; Rio, dull, ia.
SUGAR---dull; refined, dull.
PErRoLEUNsteady, united. s5i.
PoRK--steady.
BEEF---quiet.
LAgD--stesdy; western steam, o. 40a&s IS
closing y "a, city steam, % 90, refined quoted
q 49, continent - Is. 5. A.
BUrrEH--frm. demand fair.
CHEEsEquiet, steady. Freights to Liverpool
dull.
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4 BACHELORS aeMINlscekcsa

Iref her fra az Mount Desert
A cashing. brilliant bright hrrnsesA
Hrirful Of Lse inclined to eirf,
The son q gi1 you c,nr forget
When next w- met, in sevenfyeishs
shs vas . very witchins blonde.
4 trlde soos.r and sedase.
Perhaps. cot yet exreeding fond
Fair, t2il a3a stately was she whea
We mes ax2ia- down BY the So
AZ Newport In . crowd Of nea
She showed q preferencs for me
And when once more ne INST a. Roma
That year she had become petite
though Rivals found her not 81 bona.
For me her smile was aivays sweet
And 50 I've followed her through lie,
CAreiesS OF winning wealth or famet
30 could via her for my wife
Bss she "a never twice the same
though always tasge.nIly arrsyed
And always exguisitely gioved.
Who ID. you ask, this ProteaD maads
The only girl ever lovedi
Journal Of Education
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07

The spacious parlors of the Augusta
House were crowded with guests at the
second of the course of delightful assemble.
given by the. gentlemen at the hotel. As at
the former reception. Mrs. L. A. Barker Of
Bangor, and Mrs. Fred Cony of thi, city
received. The order of dances was the
same as at the first assembly. Some ex-
qu-site toilets were noticed. Excellent re-
fro shments we're served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is particularly
recommended for children. 1t cures coughs.
colds, Group, sore throat, and whoopina
cough. 1t is pleasant to the taste, and scts
like q charm. 25cts
Jack shall pipe and Gill shall dance" Just
as .ong out in the open barn as they please
Tie free born American citizen don't fear
neuralgia with Salvation Oil to the front
Price only Is cents.
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Neto advertisements

IRIS WANTED.-The Colchester Rnbbe,
~ Company, offer situations to fclaales between
% and 70 years to MAKE rubber shoes; will nay the
board OF beginners and furnish pcc. work aoon a.
instructed, In six weeks, diiigeni hands in earn
more than their board and gradually Increase until
they can earn from ~ TO 20 above their board &C
cording to skilfnlness Boarding houses occupi.d
by females. exclusively kept in the very best man
ner competent housekeepcrs, pleasant locations;
furniture, beds and carpets entirely new. Ap
plicaions to GEORGE wATkINsON, President,
rbod WV Colchester, Conn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07
DROP

yVuf PF"J1'ttfF HEHIH7E HWNtFtI-'I gFNifFirs Ahtf
give ANrI-APOPLECTINE the fs'orite pre-
scription OF English ply sicians, trial It Ia the
only known Apoplery Preventive. and Ia an un-
saualled cur, for Pnra, sis, Heart Disease.
Rheumatism, Liver Complaint. Kidney
asd Biaddcr Troubles. Dysprp.ia. Geu-
eral Debility aud all Diseases Arising
from Impure Hood ami D.biiitatrd N~rves,
Lsss Of Appetite. sesr stomach and Flatu-
tssce cured with one bottle OF ANrI-APO-
pLkCTINE. Price, - 90, siI battles $500.
ecad by druggists Send to DR. v s. HUTCHINSON
co. Enoabargh Falls. VT, for 8" Health Help -
aad testimonials from we'll people who once
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07
Timber Land for Sale.

BE north bait Of fownsnIp No. !. Rxns- T. Franz
I'm County, Nc. Also two Blocks oae rniIe aqaar,
each. adjoining, in No. 4, 4. s. This tract consains
between 5000 and "a 90 acres the larges. part Of
which "a neavig 'i-aberef with pine spruce and e.
dar. which has never bcea eulied; Estimated n be
tv..n iofy lad go faiiicns. II IL well wn:sred oy
Ado s'rean. snt Ti1e Brook, bo+s Of which eos
II, taxing In = Ts,t O. the famosg Tim Pond. Thee
streams empty into ies1 2ive. which coues ITO
We Fsnneesa se'3r -.oseilsAd Lake
AiLSski LGSSFS.sipy
ri n 2-ohss,. yE;ne.
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New York Money Market

NEW YORK, Feb 8.
Money call easy, ranging from to 4. last loan O.
Prime paper at too
Exchange, dull and weak
Government bonds, dull and steady.
Railroad bonds fairly active firm
The following are the closing quotations Of &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07

hUINVQ WANTED Permanent employmcn
uuuNlu and good salary commission. Ad
dress A. ID. PRATT. Nurseryman, Rochester, N. y
janldeod& win
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07
STATE OF MAINE,

WALDO, SIN the Supreme Judicial Court Chas
b. iazeliine and Re jimin L. Hazeltine, execu
tors Of the last will and testanieB ut of Paul X
Hazeltine, late of Heifa.t, In said county de
ceased, in Equity, VS.. Abbie =. vose ct ais
The above en- tiled action IL brought by com
plaihan'- for the purpose of determining the con.
strucfipn OF clause In sail will, wherein said 'es
tate gives and bequestbs ITO the institution Of the
orphan ASYLUM ne thousand doilars said beauest
ITO be given TO ssid institutions of the Stste Of
Maize, u any such exist, nj my decrease, or by the
tne said requests to be pad by my executors;
II not, TO be given TO tho Of Massachusetts n any
such exist at my decsase."
Ordered by the court that notice OF the pen 'ency
Of said bill he given to all persons and Institutions
Interest d, by publishing attested copy Of this
order, once In each week for thee successive week.
in the kennsbee Daily Journal, n newspaper pub
lished at Augusta, in the county of kennebec, and
that oil institutions claiming aid bequest app sr
and ME their answer. to said bill within thirty days
after the last publication of this order.
Aaea: TILEsTos WADLIS, Clerk.
true copy.
dffest: TILEsToS WADLIS, Clerk
jan24tlaw3s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07

CATTLE TRAFFIC nv MAINE DRovERs.
The Eastern live stock train the last put In
an pfarance; she Was train abou; the -ix
noticed last week, mixed lot of stock including
some working oxen, milch cows, veal calves and
sheep. Geo. Coolidge sent in a carload Of mieb
cows, being him-elf At home sick But very few
beef cattle on the train. W. ". Hall & Son were
fortunate In selling their working oxen with some
sales as follows: ! pair girthing #. 3 in, L. W
500 lbs. At tl5e; pair girthing IT. II In. l.. W
100 lbs. at tl23: pair rrtbing fl, L. W. 1000
lbs, at t120.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago PToduce Market
CHICAGO, Feb. Q.
kLovh- prices stesdy.
WakAr-Wsak. No. . spFins. s7ss11; No. Z
rd, ~.
CoKN-uo. 4,1s1asi.
OArS-Eo. !, zsiz.SI.
RYB-Qliet at se{.
1Ak8Y-aD q fiaH.
koRK-st II Ea.l y.
1ARD-at Doxe q.
Buzz 2RA3-AnnhApn -. avs - . -.
} err s<aR ~, "'
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c. 1 "a CONSU MPTIO N

Is admitted by the medical authorities to be Il
deficiency undue waste Of 0xydizable Phosphorus
normally existing In the human economy. The
remedy consists In the administration Of prepare.
ton of Phosphorus being NJ erce assimaable and
oxydizable. WINCHESTER'S HYPOPHOSPHlTES
is the only preparation of Phosphorus which CON
bne these characteristics in the highest degree for
Consumption. Bronchitis, Coughs, Might
Recommended by Physicians. Sold by Druggists.
u per bottle. Send for circular. WINCHESTER
q CO., Chemists, 162 illiam ST.. n Y.
ian2QeOd kwim
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Brighton and WATERFOWL Live stoc
Navkat

Brighton and Waterrown Live Stoch
Market
Reported for Kennebee Journal for week endiu,
feb. g.
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT AARr1.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs. Swine. veals Ho, =.
300 1868 22s7s 4s2 ass
NUMBER FKoM MAINE.
Cattle. Sheep and Lambs. Calves. Hor,.s sviy
l04 ls5 "a ~
PRICES OF MAREET BEEF
few choice at o. 0Oaa7.25; extra ~ sO.f675
drst quality. % 00ase Is second quality Is 0oass
third quality. q .ooaf4-50.
PRICEs or SHEEP AND LAMBS.
In lots, t20o 400 $3.50, each; extra, a. ooa4ss
or from 2to 81 cents per pound; spring ambs 3la7i
crnts, veal calves, 2Aa7 cents.
ARRIVALS BT srEAMERs
Via St John z @
Portland
Bangor 90
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-07

There will be public hearing before the Commit
tee on Interior Waters in hoom at tn. state
house in Augusta. ON Feb. 18th, at 80 r. M on
an act to amend act incorporate the Penob-
scot hiver Dam and Improvement Company
=. VI. SIMPSON, ct;
WV. ESoELL, "e"'
FRANK W. HovEY, Secretary.
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SALES AT BRIGHTON.

The trsde was in mitch cows Of fair proportions
More springers sale than earlier in the
season. Working oxen are In light demand. J b.
Remick sold ! nice milch at eS5 at ass 2
good cos al e45 each and cows from t4oais A
A. Pond sold q sprinssrs from t4ss50. / new mich
COW At eS5. j. s. Henry sold nice mich COW OF
IS, .; as each, at 81 50 each. A. stone nice
mikes Of go each, good cows At go EACH / at
~. seolans sol 10 sp-iogcrs at 80 each, 1t
W each At ~ each. mitch cows at 90 each, 2
at s45 each. W. W. Hal Son, new mich tow A.
e3s, pr working "xen, 7ft, 3i00 lbs, at ti2n H. N
Taft, pr oxen. # In. 1900 lbs, al ss5, Or II
j. D, Hosmer, pr working oxen. ! u 2 in, ADO Ibs
q el2s. ~ n in, eco lbs at s5, pre- It II H.
200 lbs at elo6.
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Committee Hearings.

AUGUSTA, Feb. u. 1889
There will be public hearing before the Com
miitee ON Interior Waters Feb. 18th. at go Z.
IN the State House AT Augusta. room 8. on to
incorporate the ST. John River Boom anu Mill Com.
pany
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Railroads d STEAMBOATS,,
MAINE CENTRkL RAILROAD.
of Trans in EHeo'
Dec. 81, 1883.


Until further notice trains leave Augusta rs fol.
lows
GOING WEST-6.20 A. NJ. 70. Lewiston Rock.
land, Portland and Boston: s-8 A. NJ for Hal
lowell and Gardiner; 1908 forIcwiston, Far.
mington. Rocklapd, Portland and Boston; 200
T. for Hallowell and Gardiner; a0s r. N.
for Brunswick. Bath. Portland and Boston
$50 i. NJ tor Bath Lewiston and Portland; s 40 l..
n. for Hallowell and Gardiner; 1888 Z. NJ. night
Pullman) for Lewiston, Portland and Boston, and
for Bath Saturdays only
GOING EAST z.25 A. M. might express, fer
Skowhegan, Bangor. Bar HarGor, ST. stephen,
st. John and Aroostook Eountr: $40
Am. for Wateryille. Skowheean, Bangor and Green
vile; $50 p. N. for Skowhegan. Belfast, Dex.
ter, Bangor, St. stephen, 81. John and Arnos.
took County; 40 ?. NJ. for wat.rvile on satur-
days only.
The Night Pullman Tfsina run each way every
night, Sundays included, bu. not TO Skowhexau. on
Monday mornings, or to Belfast and Dexter or be
yond Bangor. on Sunday mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gardner for
Augusta at 7.45 A. NJ, 20 and sos p M Halo we'll
at So2 A. M, 1.a5 and 6.23 ?. AZ.
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, 7,os A. NJ. mud
R.ls +. N. for Watervil1e and Vanceboro, l24. T.
N. and 40 7. NJ; due from Bos'On i22s and l. IL
Z. NJ; due frola yanccbGTp AKA nptcfsiua, SIS A,
M. and 1906 p. NJ
Through tickctr to Cali orls and All points 5oa;h
and West may be had ci f.. II. Walker ticket agent
Augusta. the only Office selling sia all routes and
checking baggage free OF expense.
PAYsON TUCKER, Genr Manager.
=. y. BOOTHBY. GenI Pass. and Ticket As't.
Portland, Dec. "a. 1855.
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There will be public hearing be fore the above
committee XII ue sday afternoon on an act kor
charter to navigate the seba.tcook river by steam
between Pttsteld and Hartland.
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THE SHEEP CALL

The onerings were about ZOO head separate from
the western. A. the W. stern esme In fres " at
Brighton the business 1t the sheep houses on the
up road sorts quite limited. II was difleut to
sven obtsin the last weeks low ranfs. sal. on
lambs mostly from " to Nc per ID. D. Fisher sold
@ sheep frm y. n. the average weight 70 lbs ct
4iei y lambs 1850 lbs Ut SC. Rob. French, al
Fasnham cold q sheep, 600 ibs. at u efs. h q,
brfsoa soai 10 sAaep as1 iAAbs ~. 7S H. q "a
L ".
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PATEN rs.

Caveats, haissues Ar Trade kaYks secured and all
other patent causes i the Patent Once and before
the Courts promptly md gefaiiy attended TO.
Upon receipt Of node or sksteh of invention. I
make careful examination, and advise ~ 70 pstenfa,
biiity Free of Charge.
kkkS AODEkATE, and I make NO CHARGE
UNLESS PATENT Is SECURED fnfoYmsfio.
sinoe ma special refersns.s cent on application.
J. =. LITTktL, Washinxton D. q.
Opprsfts D. q psfeaf ON-ss novx6t.S
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SETH WILLIAMS POST NO. Is, q. A. X. Regu.
- lar meetings every Thursday evening, at u. A.
3. Hall, No. lao Water Street.
l.. StLBlNG, Commander.
WIN. McDAviD, AdJt.
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called. They could see no other remedy
but that of applying 10 the town for an az
preparation for putting in water supply
after having assurance from the insurance
companies that fifty per cent. or more re-
duction would be made in their insurance If
a good substantial water SUPPLY could be pu,
in. Two years ago the legislature granted a
charter to the Boothbsy Water Company, or
at all eve lts such 4 charter was held BY a
company of that name. The remoustrants
have claimed all along that they have been
in favor of the Introduction of water but
that il did not come the right way. There
was something faulty about the contract or
the committee or the legality of this. that
and the other. At the annual March meet
ing of 1857 the following article was inserted
in the warrant:
ITO see if the town will vote to appoint a
committee of three and authorize them to
contract with the Boothbsy Water Company
for the use of twenty by drants at Bootabay
Center and Boorhbay, for TIRE purposes at a
yearly rental not to exceed twelve hundred
dollars and exemption from taxation"
The action of the town vas summed up in
the three words "Veted to dismis. A
special meeting was called NAV IS 1857.
and this time it seemed as though the gods
were in favor of them. TWAS a. very storm,
day and the petitioners, feeling that this was
q chance at least, engaged all the teams that
were avsi,able at an expense of some iifty
dollars or more, gathered all their forces,
and inserted the following article in the
TOW warrant
To see if the town will appoint commit
tee of three to contract with the Boothba,
Water Company for a supply of water for
fire and municipal purposes, not less than
twenty hydrsnts ard two drinking fountaifs :,
for term of twenty five years, at an snnusl
charge of not exceeding twelve hundred
dollars and exemption from taxation" The
result of this was the following:
"On motion of Thomas BOYD, Voted tina,
We appoint a committee of three, and W.
hereby authorize them to contract with the 4
Water Company for the use of
not less than 20 hydrsnts for fre purposes,
and water for two drinking fountains. for a
term of twenty five years. at yearly rental
not to exceed twenty five hundred dollars
and further sum equal the amount of taxes
assessed on said company's property BY the
town." This motion was passed by a ms
jority Of e2-22S sssiast lea.
''on motion of K. II. Richards, Voted
that Alonso 3. Nickerson, D. II. Moody and
1Asnas Boyd b . committee 70 make and
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04

EVANSVILLE. Ind, April a-Rivcr 70 feet .
iuchcs and falling. Weather clear.
81 LOUIS No. April 2-nlycr n feet and rls.
inr. Weather clear and cool.
WHEELING W. Va. April a-Rlyor 20 feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy.
piTTHnuRG, Pa, April a-Kiyer . icct 10 inches
and stationary. Weather clear aud cool
NEw ORLEANS. La. Aphl a--rariiy cloudy
and warmer. several i0wa oi cmptlcs for the Ohio
River.
viCKsnURG, Miss. April .s.-Rlver rose y.
Inches. Passed up Ciy u Cairo. - Louis.
PISSED down; irun Duke, with Eve birsCs Of steel
rails iof The Mississippi VALLEY Railroad.
CINCINNATI, O., April a-liiygr 10 feet and fall
Ing Weather cloudy ana cool. Departed Buck
eve STATE. McmphiA Nlght-nivCr u feet II lnChCl
aud falling Weather ialr Thermometer 60.
CAIRO, III, April a.ili~ct q feet inches and
falling Weather cloudy aud mild. Arrivcdi CITY
81 Providence Watcher ChenJkee. Memphis. DE.
parted CITY Of frONidcncc. - Louis Night--luvcl
~ tet Inches and falling Weather clear and
cool.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April a--Rivcr falling, with
s feet iuches on the ialls and feet inches IN
tho canal Weather cloudy aud cold. Night.
river falling, with feet inches ON the ialla and
fcci Inches In the canal. Weather cloudy
DEPARTED Mafy housssa. New orls>nA Dosolo
Clnclnn-"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
rfempbl. Theater.

'Thc Barber Of Seville" Rossini's anus
ing comic opera, was the matinee attrac-
ton yesterday. II is an opera Of tho re-
fined school; the comedy parts are bright
and contagious, and the music somewhat
ford. II was delightful humor and WIS
Enthusiastically enjoyed by that most deco
rous and most undomonstntive OF all
audiences composed entirely OF
ladies'. II was L'Allemand's second APP
pcarance in Memphis, this time as Rosina,
the bewilching ward OF DIR. Bartolo, and
scored n pronounced success. Her CO.
quetish love.making. charming vocaliEa-
ton, arllessness and grace Of manner,
to say nothing OF the ease with which she
interpreted the most difficult passages,
stamp her as true artist, an actress OF
decided merit, and a vocalist Of a high
order Of talent Tho support was deserv-
ing Of high praise; the DIR. Bartolo OF Mr..
Mron was a capital piece Of work, depict
ing the tcsty old bachelor in love with his
ward and his explosions Of anger and
jealousy. Mr.. cambridge appeared rs
Figaro, the barber and iactotum OF the
town, a difficult role but delightfully."- pre-
scented. Tho cavitana In the opening
act, Groom for tho City's Facto-
tum Here" the duet with Count
Almavina, and the duo with Rosina,
"Do you say and not deceive me" in the
second act, were most enjoyably rendered.
MIR. Baxter, as Almayina, sang with fine
effect. lilo possesses n clear tenor voice oil
a l.. l.
good actor. Don Bassilio, tho music
teacher was impesonated by Mr.. Clark,
the basso. who made n fine impression
with his powerful and resonant voice ol
range and mcllowncss, and his grotesquC
and comic acting, which was exceedingly
funny, developing humor quite irresisii-
BILE. In It's entirety Il was, by far, the bcs
presentation Of Kossini's sparkling ant
bubbling opera ever given In Memphis
Tho lhoater will remain closed during thu
/ remainder of the week.