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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-18
Messrs. Campbell g. Nicholson !:

Messrs. Campbell d Nicholson
In reply to your inquiry as to how
like the No. 3 furnace put in my house by
you last fall, would say that am pleased
with 1t in every respect. 1t Is all you
recommended 1t and more.
GEO. Il. GATES.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-18

English SPAWN Imminent removes all
Hard, Soft, or Calloused Lumps and Blem
ishes from horses, Blood SPAWN, Curbs
Splints, Sweeney, Ring bone, Stiles
Sprains, all Swollen Threats, Coughs, etc
Saves $50 by use of one bottle. Warrant
ed. Sold by ii. Beebe, druggist, Alpena
Mich. 000yl
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-18
Teachers Examination.

The examination of candidates for teachers GER
tifcates, for the county of Alpena will be held in
the Circuit Court room, Alpena, commencing Fri
day, September 9th, 1889, at ten o'clock A. NJ II
is hoped that those who expect TO teach in the
schools Of the county will be present.
r. s. DEWEY,
Secretary
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

Ordinance No. 3S, new series, relative to
the bridge crossing Thunder Bay river on
Chisholm street, and all bridges that may
hereafter be built across said river, was read
for the third time by its title and put upon
its passage by ayes and nays as follows =
Ayes-Gibson, Comstock, Grant, de Cham
payne, Murphy and Beck. Nays-None.
npDINANCE No ae Mo-, Sonia.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06
WORDS OF PRAISE.
Grand Rapids Talent Appreciated At the
Capital city.

From the Lansing Republican.
The organ recital gwen at the First
Presbyterian Church last evening, ln-
PRODUCING the churoh's Now $3.50
organ to the public, was highly inter-
estnC entertainment.
Prof c. \. Colwoll, who presided al
the organ in the Park Congregational
Church AT Grand Rapids. stands among
the best of American artists. lis NUM-
beTs last evening were executed with
skill and taste. HIS acc0mpanmouts
were particularly clever. The audience
appreciated hs efforts.
Mrs. Campau, who j. a sister of state
Game Warden smith. of Grand Ilap-
IDS, and local cAntatrice of excellent
standing. took irom the first. She
Was n good voice, and sang with an
animation that found a response iD APP
plausc and cnc0ros.
J.. l.. Eddy. hue looking follow with
a big chest and "A bigger voice. has sung
IN the Park congregational Church
choir al Grand Rapids ior many years.
He has 20 remarkable a range that lie
can s.ng high tenor or p0nderOu-ly low
bass, a cXigeucIcs require. lis selcc-
tiOns last night were made rather 10
render difhcult than popular mus s.,
but ne was appiaudod ana eucored, bis
last number proving most acceptable %
MS hearers. The audience was brilliant
and large
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

In nearly al eases Of Catarrh the patient has
pains about the chest and sides and sometimes
the bacs; feels duil and sleepy. The mouth
has a bad taste. especially IN the morning. A
sort OF sticky slime collects about the teeth
The appetite Is poor There is a feeling like a
heavy load on the stomach. sometimes a faint,
allgone sensation al the stomach W. en- food
does not satisfy. The eyes are sunken; the
hands and feet become cold and feel clammy.
After awhile "A cough sets in. at first very dry
but after few months it IS attended with a
greenish-colors d expect0ration. The patient
feels tired all the while and sleep does not seem
10 afford any rest. After a time tie sufferer
becomes nervous irritable. ana gloomy and
has evil foTebOdiugs. There Is a giddiness, a
sort OF whirling sensation ia the head wlen
rising up suddenly. The bowels become COS
tive, skin is dry and hot att ines; the blood
becomes thick and stagnant; the whites OF the
eyes become tinget with yellow; the kidney
SecretionS become Scauty aud high col0rcd.
depoSiting sediment after standing. There
is freQut ntly splitting up OF the food, some
times with "a sour taste and sometimes with "A
sweet taste, this IS frequently attended with "A
palpitatiou OF the heart and aSthmatic Symp-
toms the vision becomes impaired. with spots
before The eye. there Is "A feeling of great pros
tratiOn and aversion 10 eNertiOn, either b0di
~ or mental the memory becomes poor. and
in fact the sufferer ieeiS Wrclched and miSeIa-
bic al over and all the time.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06
ANOTHER VICTIM.
A Clothing Firm Tails a victim TO Mr.
"1lllsr's" " Wiles.

y &iothlnE fiffn ais NifAiA TO ~
"uillsr's" Niier.
Williams 4 Woodburn, the clotbicrs,
reported yesterday that they also were
victims of the check forgor who let
down Messrs Horkner, Preusscr. May
how, and the Others caught by the Or.d
cabinet check.
Miller. the forgcr. came into TIE
store and bought par of pants for
Sl2.fOr which he paid. lIe Chen ordered
SUIT Of clothes. and Saturday be
offered a 800 check Cd payment They
took j and gave hm fhe balance. 500.
They had an opportunity 80 nves, 800
more, hut fortunately failed g. have
the cash. The forger first presented a
check for $500 hut as Troy bad depos-
ted the davs' sales up % banking
hours. they did not have sufficient
funds ID the drawer. Mr. Miller. how
ever. was equal ~ toe emergency. he
said that Mr. Black was over at tne
Morton. and be- would step over and
get two checks fof 500. He wont out
and returned with 800 check which
was csshod with a.acrfy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

Gee. c. >lAle1. tae clever tai.ierns
comedian. Nil present 81 kosal Pass
al le~ers toa SIS. tamouoe afternoon
and evening Ai si4l,y Is saia 81 Aase
in t'ss play er.aaa lal oi eAciss
Situations aal aaQEasSIte a. vslI as
con.g incidents ll.e comp&us Is large
a1d erlecat. Ille management have
ANAs - gulasIs. fttat expense li D4ffs-
lag IaA complement 81 SceaelA al
oI "taca Wll used here DeiuEi
palefs wlilh arl. as luie. very severe
as Nfl as particular fesardln atairs
n iac taeatlrs. commend Air. >i4ity
and ias company u a rauer4ng maA-
ner. Ihe iaci uai Mf ~laley has Con-
nned hls toars ln tlt West zap a. tals
time and ls comparatively unknown
here, should not cause thoalef patrons
o. remain away irom Nhat is repre-
snied Iirsi-CiAss attraction Id every
respect.
Mr. Cud Given arrived in town last
night and announced thai the Weli-
known coined laus, Nessfs Ferguson
and Mack, will appear al Powers n
their new insh comedy, Net aiIlN's
Nlshaps. FRIDAY and saturday % neat
week. Thls ls j h.iAIlous construction
arranged for the introduction az funny
c0med ians. hrehi-iaced girls, clalus-
Jag medleYs. and ridiculous incidents,
al conceived for the purpose oi happy
and innocent amusement
The advent Of cool weather has
awakened pprsspthle interest," ln tAe
theatoT, and last uIen, Redmond e had
an increased Attendance. There VII
be- three more performances oi 4
Legal Wrong, ald many who have
doubtless remained away on account
oi the torrld atmosphere. Nli take all
vantage OF the cool speu.
Mr. Robert Downing who VII he
seen at Powers Grand Opera House 0B
Monday and Tuesday OF next week,
opened las season Al Detroit TINS
week. HIS repertoire viii consist
81 "NTglmus" and "Count Claudio -
! The costumes for an the plays viii Ice
entirely new throughout. Mr Down
/ ing's tour u thoroughly well booked +,
covering vast amount OF territory.
/ The business q difficulties between him-
/ self and has late manager have been
amicably settled. Mr.. Thomas A Me-
koe Viii look after this stars manage
rial Interests during the ensuing season.
- Legal Wrong" is holding It's own
al Redmond 's. 10 the entire satisfaction
/ of the spectators and the manage
ment. There VIII bee a matinee To-
/ morrow.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06
RailrOau Changes.
From Petoskey Record.


An important change Is to be made in
the freight service Of the G.. K. Il |. At
this point. To accommodate the mogul
engines the largest turn-table on the
road has been put IN near McManus
planning mil. The side tracks have
been extended until there Is plenty OF
yard room south of Mitchcn-st. All
these preparations are made with ii
view to change the freight service when
the fall schedule j. issued. PetOskcy
will be the place where the heavy and
through frcights are made up. Be
tween PetOskcy and Mackinaw City
there VIII be ii local freight service, bat
the heavy freights viii lstOp NJ, and the
crews lay over III PetOskcy. This means
the coming of number of railroad
people who VIII want 10 live az TINS end
of the run. We wall bc glad 10 see
them, and If the managers VIII keep on
the day train instead OF running il 10
Traverse City next winter, our satisfac-
ton viii hc complete.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

COCRI RECORDS.

CiRCUIT-Judge GIoYe-ln the mat
ter 81 Ihe a>,l-l -lmeut ot Henry ~
0oebel, petition ot assignee to have
tile io BAY NleN c0tWg, determined
oTder dl.mlssing petition. IAe Con-
rad--t.pp BleWlle Company Ns. Adoiph
GOelz and }. George Lehman, assump-
slti judgment Tor plaintiff of 500 45
and costs. proceedings stayed twenty
days. John v. Sherwood ~. ScrNttus
:. Chamberlain, ren.cNm. continued
without costs. Biilus Stocking ".
David ". Boyer. rcplevn; on trial.
The David Adler * sons Clothing Com
pany vs. Henry Koassleu and David
Musk, rcpiovin by stipulation; Judg-
ment for plaintiff cents without costs
- either party The ockcr 4 Ford
Manufacturing Company ". John A.
Hodges, Nelson ". NorthIop ANA sarah
+. Sandenon, assumpsiti continued
without costs.
Judge Burch Michael Farrell V.
John Platte 1T al; Ontrlal.
SUPERIOR CoURT-ln re widening and
improving COlege-aye; on trial; the
jury Went out by order of the court Ia
view the premises, under charge OF the
court. Arthur Goiger ". Sally Klein
ogle, demurrer; overruied.
PoIIcE-John Calvin, drunk; $3.50.
VIM. Murphy, drunk; 500. Mex Tom
row, unhtchIng horse; adjourned to
September o. Henry ID. Jones, utter
ng forged order. discharged. Vim.
Healey, larceny; adjourned 10 Septem-
ber rs. Thos. Jennings, Charles Stine,
Fanny Miller, larceny; adjourned "a
September .. John CudIhy, fclonious
assault; adjourned to September l0.
John Doe, Larceny; adjourned to Sep
tember 10. Albert May, violation street
ordinance; adjourned to ocpte mber g.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

An Old + ReIiabIeC Citizen
| Resi'sai Of Glant Rapids and V.;il-
itJ for 80 isa&

1his Is 70 certify. tnsr l. John II. Glars. Of
Mll Dr-ek Mleh. township Of Alpine. oeg. 30.
u. have been troubled allb l4fsrta for scse4
years. being subject 10 taxing coid easy, anc.
lu i4cf, without apparent exposure have
Suffered OF late greatly aitl tr,etllg of Wind.
ald pala p my stomach. everything ] eat -l-
pearils o. give me srre,s. SOME slR weeks
ago I consulted Dr. Etnel1er- Sd. C.s sI4a at
y Monroe S.. Grand Rapids. aId aite a care
Ia examination ~ my case tle Doctor dag
nose1 it Chronic Ostarrh " tle Head. hro-t
and stomach. ana told me he could calr nl
So / started treatment With him aad Aale
been steadily Improving ever since. / lAsr
lad no trouble with colds lately. ny head and
taroat feeling first rate. and nay stomach is
getting better al the time. aud would recon
mend Dr Cosman a being skilnA IA the
treatment II such eases as mine. and wll
c0rroborate the above l. any person VINO may
call on me. JOHN H. CLARK.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

Tea aheN.&ad DolsAIs Required 10 S~AA-'
pksts 81 M&rk = ktespitsl

plete - M&rk = hospstsA
Il order 10 pay for the complexion oi
II Mara Home and Hospital the al-
rectors ina that iAey must RAISE AZ al
diuonAl slo.QQe. A portion of the lAie
l.. X BuI.er~orsh's Legacy was ois'cA
Oh C4nzl-,t. It.s .s salael al si9,oA.
hai lhe directors are desTolls of keep
lug tue II poss be. and using tht tl-
come. some sIzso . year, toward the
support o. tue Institution after lts ctiiis-
pielou. They have, therefore, started
s sunserpton paper. and are no~ en-
atavor.ng a. raiss tie necessary amount
n that way Ms. ~ Il. lpller. who
las ever teen liberal gKer a. AL char
ties. has pat her name down al tle
bead oi iAe l,l for $1,000, With ue
promise that she VIII gFeau additional
$1,000 4 tie entIe $1,000 i raised
Willard barlhart has placed s3t~ OPP
pos u hs name, each of lae seven
trustees have pledged $50. l. II. Nes-
ton la, promised 100, aud r. r. li
sl30. Tie trustees hope 10 raise the
necessary amount in ieW days. The
building is rapidly approaching COM
pletiou, and Z the money i, secured Il
Will b. ready fog occupancy by The
opening ot WINTER.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

party of ten or fifteen leading busi-
ness men of the city drove to Hadding-
ton farm this afternoon and paid their
respects to Mr.. William steele and ex-
pressed their sympathy. Mr.. steele IS
confined to his room, but is slowly inn
proving IN health. On their way back
they called at Nh Broad for the same
purpose. Mr.. Broad was ont, bat Ms.
Broad thanked the callers for their
visit and regretted her husbands ab-
sence.- I0pio Neafiaci.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06
EtheIbeTt 0, Cosman,

Late of the Cincinnati College OF Medicine
and Surgery Cincinnati. Ohio. has Offices at
Rooms / and .. No. l05 MOnroe-st Grand
treated with success.
Medical diseases treated successfully. Con
sumption. Brght's Disease Dyspepsia. Rheu-
matfsm and NERVOUS DISEASES. All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes a speciality.
CATARRH CURED.
CONSULTATION at ofice or by mail. 81.
Ofice hours TO II a. m 2 to4 p. N. and : 70
sp. m. Sunday > to4 p. N.
Address all mail 10 DR. +. .. Cosman. Rooms
and ?. No. 100 Monroe-st.. Grand Rapids
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

Married, September I, by Rev. r
MocIdykc, y. D., at the residence OF
the brides parents. at Olive Center
Ottawa comfy. Mich, Mr. Thomas
Boone, OF tins city. and Ms kcia r..
telia Merritt. After a ten DAYS v.si
among their numerous relatives aud
friends ID Ottawa county they VIII rc
side on Fairbanks-st. n TINS city. Mr..
Thomas Boone Is one 81 the clerks IN
the Grand Rapids Savings Bank, and
has many friends who VIII wish hn
lannLnas-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06


Wheat-NeN 4tr = bushel
Carn--e 3 hushri
u-ts-NrW. ~ bushel.
C.u Meal $50 ton.
kse-slc tI>ntl
s.ouuc fer1 slte 81 ? ton.
h-an-si- 2 toH.
Nt4dInss SIS & ton
Flour LIS White. so; Straight. ses0 Pat
elt. $50 Z hundred.
Their gentle acton and good effect
On the system really make them per
feet little pin. Iney please those who
use them. Carter's Little Liver Pills
may well bc termed Perfection
They strolled along the broad parade,
John Jones and pretty Miss Mara.
"NOur teeth are awful, john" she
said;
"Why don't you buy the beautifer2
See mne How white. Yes, 'tis my
won't
To polish them with SOZODONT."
No one knows better than those who
have used Cartor's Little Liver Pills
what relief they have gwen when taken
for dyspepsia, dizziness, pam in the
side, constipation and dlsordered stom-
ach.
Do not despair of curing your sick
headache when YOU can 30 easily obtain
Carter's Little Liver Pills. They VIII
effect prompt and permanent cure.
Their acton Is mild and natural.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06
Are You Entitled to a
PENSION !

Have you never applied or having applied.
have you been rejected2 DO you need com
pctent. reliable attorney TO assist you IN Sc
curing your just rights
The undersigned is not located n Washing
ton, nor has he any superior advantages over
other attorneys. lie has never been 'spe-
ciai examiner or principal examiner Tic
has no branch Offices" lie has no long list
OF distinguished men 10 refer To by special
permission
The securing of near one hundred claims in
a little over year, aggregatng nearly
FOURTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARSl
Is the ground upon which he invites YOU 10
put your claim I'm his hands. No charge, even
Tor postage until the claim IS allowed. He
does not ask his claimants to % all the work.
lie simply asks them 10 furnish the neceS-
sary information 10 enable him 10 procure the
evidence. and. as rule. the pension IS Sc
cured without further trouble l. ca amant.
Ny position - Acting Chaplnin o. the SOL
diers Home. where most of my wol< has been
done. has taught me that no pa ~ the work
in securing pensions can safely be eft 20 mex
perienced hands, so, as rule. do nearly ali
the work myself.
WIDOWS AND DEPENDENT Parents CLAIMS 4
SPECIALITY
Advice given gladly. even if another attOT
ney has claim I'm hand. / have the addresses OF
several thousand ex soldiers. Claimants wish
ing 10 find their comrades Will do well TO
write me.
You WANT Your PASSION ALLOWED BEFORE
You DIE,
If you live a reasonable time after placing
claim in my hands can guarantee that IL
viii be allowed so that you can enjoy some OF
il. at least.
IiCalI upon or address me az Michigan sol
diers Home or No 325 North Lafayette-st.
G.and Rapids. Telephone 76l. at the Home.
or 40. 5ls. Hoping Ia receive a share Of your
patronage, ! am. faithfully yours.
CHAS. X. GIBSON,
Solicitor of Pensions,
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Please mention this paper.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

The Custer Guard left lst night 90
enter the prize drill at Jackson today.
They presented a very pretty appear
ance rs they marched to tne depot. and
many enthusiastic admirers along the
street applaudcd then. Use first prizo
10 bc contested for Is s5nI cash.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

The following is Ha ~ the marriage
licenses issued since last published. with the
names. residence when outside tae CITY and
ages q fhe parties tefs
Joseph Frauck. Hyom'nr Mary Hsle.
sr.rrd.fr
trrnfhsfe PIfran. Anna AoffiUg NI
TarE f.. Ifa-fru. antfe traUrfr
ffarfr- arf.arE fra Peterson. L-L
fharIfs simpson. Angie 81. ~fI8F
Holm N burgess IswsI Narr A. H
FaHass. fai asstre Tssf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06
Advice to Mothers,

Mrs. WinSlow's Soothing syrup should al
ways be used for children teething. IL soothcs
the child, soiiens the gums ailays all pain.
cures Wind collie. and is the best remedy Tor
diarrh1d. DC bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-06

a Legal Wrong is holding its own
al Redmond 5. 10 the entire satisfaction
OF the spectators and the manage
ment. There VIII bee a matinee To-
morrow.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01
Tho Arr.nl aud lhe pcmnsrn,,.

Tnr Murms Arrk,t having opposed
The reelection Of Senator Harris, some Of
Jos esteemed Tennessee contemporaries
have proceeded Co rrll d, ou, ofthc Dom.
oculIc party Tur Atrial l. low
ianf parcf and hH. bern inclined nj
times 10 do the reading uut net itself To-.
Warl plper no, agreeing with il ON that
issue Them b. probably more of this
plri, prescription In Tennessee than any
Other state II 90 oi the Democrats In
that State bal pinc out Of the party and
slaid out when they were "fral out tho
Republicans would have had control Of
the State q long while ago Tho only
mark 81 party loyalty thlt pH.,s with
some Tennessee Democrats n King
blan'a collar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01
THE j. 8. MBNKEN COMPANY

Today We will sell every pair in the store o
Mems Trousers nt ~ ~.
Whether worth 500, $3.50 or $1,000,
Every Pair Goes NJ ~ ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01
sPoRrING MOTIFS.
what Ia Going on In Baseball ana Turf
circles.

what u Going On ln hnhobhn ana lhi
Circles
President jules Rozicr. Of the Baseball
Club. has tclcgmphcd to Jim Woods To
come on and manage the club. which ~ to
Ilay here next season. Mr. Woods ha,
wired his acceptance and will be here to-
moruw.
a letter WIS received from BILLY Smith,
dated Now Orleans, expressing desire io
play herr next season.
The prospects cor a brilliant spring meet
Ing grow apacc. Secretary James Rccs has
already received TO entries, aud says the
outlook h - per cent better than at "a,
Same time lasi year
:. J. Widncr. Of Nebraska, arrived yes
tcrlay FROM Nebraska With ten horses an,
secured comfortable quarters at Monigom
cry Park
The Jockey Clubs making much nccdci
Improvements Tho iuncli hill h being
cut down a. the level II the track. ~ that
every foot OF the cuuuc can be- seen from
the grand stand.
The new rooms Of the Jockey Club. No
. Cotton Exchange building, aw mucl
admired by visiting turimon.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01
Iran - nsnec 90 nrnlh.

.rUHI lHIHI.l iU lHH Nur.HL
MrmErsuuuH. Tenn Jan 90, y. Ruth.
oxford ,ouug hrmDr living near here.
was fhoi aul kI..nd about . O'Clock Jhis
morning he hal attended dance ut the
house OF Dave Fleming, VA miles uut on
ihc Woodbury. turnpike. and had rome
home With tly Nilv and daughters of BIl
HOPE While hp lul thp women Wprr
talking luloo the lire. spmc unknown
party fired through thc window killing
Rutherford almost instantly. The cofu-
uur va notified and went uut tins MORN
ing Rutherford be- q young man aud an.
married
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01
Irnn.lcrs. Itr.

Ice Talbcrt to Walter w. Tallcr, grant.
or's interest Ia lot Of Madding's subdi.
vision, l5Ox3OO feet, on the south side OF
Walker avenue, 500
J.. T. Porter etal. to Samuel Rankin,
I2l.OO acres IN the Second District, sl,-
1880.
A. J. McIendon, sheriff. to Planters
Fire aud Marine Insurance Company, the
interest of l.. B and Earnest Walker In
b0xiisl feet ON the south side Of Adams
street. near Third, u aud ~ feet on the
Southeast corner Of Front and Adams, aud
a lot on lcnlo street II, 800.
W. T. Stone aud wife Ia q. &. Branch.
ll5 ncrcs in the Second District. II, $500.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-01
ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theater.

The theater was crowded last evening
on the occasion OF the appearance OF the
Rice x Dixey Burlesqe Company in
"Adonis." To accurately describe the
buresque is an impossibility, it being a
disconnected performance hanging upon
the slenderost cobweb thread Of a plot,
which is broken into at intervals by most
ng business. A sculptress, Talamea,
has made statue Of Adonis for the Duchess
Of Area. The marble is endowed with
life, and the maker and buyer contest for
its possession, but the youth, after being
badgered to death by his adorcrs chooses
neither, prcierring 10 return TO his former
siatuesque condition. This il about the
substance OF the plot, but around IL is
thrown an immense amount of at
tractyCncss feminine diyinitics, innum-
cradle songs from popular com.
posers, funny business generally, alb
surd situations, charming scenes aud
tablcaux, supplemented by bright and
catchy music and brilliant costuming,
ever changing in colOrliko the chameleon.
II has been called burlesque nightmare,
II which YOU never tire. Mr.. DiXey is, Of
course, the central figure he is clever
humorous witty and graceful, and il artis-
tically dressed or undresscd, ny a statue
The costume is the style OF the Directory
and lac becomes pleasing picture Of clc-
gancc and manly beauty. His songs are
atlpctiycly rendered; lac is agile in the
dance, and fences with artistic finish. His
pattcr song, his song ITS English, You
Know" with limitations OF Henry Irving
his assumption OF various characters
brought forth long continued ap.
plnusc, and many recalls had 10
bo responded to. Mr.. Dixey has sew.
eral excellent assistants in the mirth.
provoking element II does not matter
whether It was forty or sixty times that
the colossal Miss Somcrylle announced
that she was only simple village
maiden" the audience laughed every time,
and voted her u complete success in her
humorous assumption Of childish modesty,
and her readiness at mild rcpartcc. Mr..
George Howard M Bunion Turke. took of
Mr. Couldock IN Dunstan krke, very
cleyerly, and Mr.. Gresham ~ the Marquis
de liaccarat acted up TO his part Of polite
villain and proved very acceptable mem
her Of the company. The whole perform
ance went with refreshing swing and
brightness. There were chOruscs by the
dozen, given 10y brightly attircd. young
ladies aud men In u variety OF costumes
The tigers chorus from "The Merry
Duchess" was reproduced 10y chorus OF
prettily dressed youths aud was cncorcd
Selections from numerous other comic
operas were introduced and with an album
dance Of jokes and guys some old and
many new-with constant vivacity OF
movement and clever business and tricks,
which worked perfectly, the evening was
a right merry one for those in front Of the
ioo,lights. "Adonis' may be put down rs
q pronounced success and crowded houses
may be- expected during the engagement.
II will be reproduced tonight, at the matt
nee ON tomorrow and again tomorrow
night, which will close the engagement.