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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18
At Estill's.

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18
WORK ON THE DE SOTO.
The Walls Completed Up to the
Second Story.

The Walls Completed Up to the
Second Story.
The rainy weather last week prevented
much work on the new hotel. The walls
of the structure have been completed, how
ever, up to the second story floor, and the
Joists have all been laid. The Bull street
entrance has been completed and the
marble will be received some day this week
from Mariet a, which will be used in the
Liberty street entrance.
Two OF the trusses over the dining room
are up and the others will follow this week.
The iron and stone which will be used in
the second story has already arrived, and
II the weather Is propitious this week the
building will be pushed right ahead. Not
over $50 hands were employed last week
but Contractor Lewman said that he will
have 200 this week He expects to COM
plete one-third Of the second story in tue
next five or six DAYS
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18
a DAY FOR AN OUTING.
Savannahians Spend the Most OF Sun
day Out of Doors.

uay out OF Doors.
Yesterday was day of days for pleasure
seekers. The weather was perfect, and the
streets and the park were thronged with
promenaders. The morning services at the
churches we're largely attended. The
weather was not an excuse for church
goers TO remain at home. 1t was rather an
incentive for them to get to church. In the
afternoon everybody, it seemed, was
out of doors. The Belt Line cars
were crowded all day, and out on
suburbs people filed the feds. The Tybee,
trains were crowded, and all Of the resorts
had busy day. 1t was the biggest days
outing that Savannah has had this season,
and the people enjoyed it and made the
most of it.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18
The Mitchell Honaa.

The buffet sleepers Of the Atlantic Coast
Line system land passengers from New
York TO Townsville without change.
Close connections are also made with the
Florida special, the vestibue train, placing
New York passengers in Thomasville Ia
thirty-six hours. The Mitchell house is
having big run of custom this season,
and proprietor WEIGH announces that
rooms can now DO engaged for the re-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18
RAIL AND ORossTIE.

The Darien Gazette facetiously says that
sealed bids will be opened April / for carry
ing the mails between Darien, Savannah
and Brunswick. Oxen are to be used.
Over half the grading on the Columbus
Southern railroad has nov been completed,
and it is expected that track LAYING on the
line will begin shortly, aud the road be
oponed by next November.
The Dar.en Gasettc is told that Darieu
will not have 10 wait much longer for the
railroad; that everything is WORKING right
and that the Darien Short Line will be a
certainty. The Gazette is now satisfied
that its pc opls will not have t1 wait much
longer to see their greatest hopes realized.
Fora DIsoRDERED LIVER try BEECH
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18
Horses at Auction.

Twenty-Five horses and ponies will be sold
at Auction sale on Tuesday, March 10. 1899,
at 10 O'Clock a. m, at Cox's livery stable,
Savannah, Ga. Come prepared to buy.
j. MCLAIJGHI1y &, SON
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18
Excelsior Loan and Savings Company.

Attention is called to the advertisement
Of this company in another column. The
stock is being rapidly taken up, and those
desiring toenter the present series must 90
so before April /, as the books Will close at
that time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18

Every twentieth purcha er presented with
his purchase free at Appel q Schaul's, One
Price Clothiers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18

The fact that good health, strong muscles
and sound nerves are attaiuable should en-
courage every invalid to an earnest en-
deayor in the right direction. Remember
all disease owes It's origin, more or less, to
lack Of iron in the blood. Iron in the blood
means health, strength and vigor. Aualyze
tho blood of an invalid aud little or no iron
will be found. Heal hy mems blood is full
OF iron. The best method of supplying this
lack Of iron is by using Browns Iron Bit
tiers, a sure cure for dyspepsia, general
debility, weakness aud all wasting diseases
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18

Mr. w. w. Edwards, Wilson, N. c., says:
Your Bradycrotine has in every instance
cured me in short while Of the severest
headaches.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18

Only eight days more for the twentieth
purchaser scheme at Appel 81 Schaul's,
One Price Clothiers.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18
JUST RECEIVED,

cases mora Of those Soft Finished White
Checked NainsooSs at SC. and &c. yard.
Latest Novelties in Koechlin's Fine Silk
Finished SatineS, including ths New Persian
Patterns, at 2jc., 35c and SOC. a yard.
800 yards Hamburg Edging. from 3I3 to
inches wide. at 10c. a yard; worth 15c
We are still Offering on our Center Counters
those Extra Wide All Linen Torchon Laces at
l0c. a yard.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18
DRY GOODS.
CROHAN & DOONBR,
1877 BrOughtOn ST.
Special for This Week.
DRY GOODS.

100 pieces Fancy Dress Ginghams, New Spring
Styles, at SEC. yard.
so pieces New Departure Satines reduced for
this week only from 15c. to l219c. yard.
$50 pieces Colored Dress Goods in Twills,
Checks and Satin Striped Armures at 1Oc and
1215c.; worth 15c, aud aOc
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-03-18

FORA DIsoRDERED LIVER try BEECH
ANS Pitts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07
HE Is NOT sUTTINO.
The Murderer Of Sarre Still
at Large.
a CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY
The Man Arrested In skagis County d
John Lfeher. ouarryman. ana
vim BE Released.

Saesio Sattino. sAs murderer Of the Austrian
nsAsrfnan. Bsnriicz sasTe, Il sail as large. aud
TIE possce 6re - mach a. sea - ever.
The man aTrezsad On Mans tslsna skax1s
c0zntys IS tie Supposed murderer. and lHouxat
- this city Tuesday nlxAs bv his eApEsr. g Jar
Eenssus Of Bay visw, gives his n&ule Is john
lAeAEx. and SAYS Re Hrxt esras here from via
nieeg ano1t year o. more Aka. bGs during TIE
pass tew n snthx ne hns been mp thruxgh TIE
susnd country. part Of the tine hAvisg been
eEasasged IL aukrxy work he = sssu con tired ax
The jail. but = u almost eo1einzsve taas he Is
inzsoeens os the eEine charged against hitn.
Chief Mitchell yesterday morning eoatroutxd
tfAe supposed sutsIno wsta several Of ats cosan-
tVysnea WHO had knoHn both tue murderer and
hD victim. and shsg ~ once pFunDEnesd the
pxasonsS nos 70 b the nan wanted for tie msr.
der OF sarr,s
Chief Mitchell also said yesterday taat he Was
sa'isEed with the iienEihcafion. and Iaebeg,
w1io speaks English kat Ag0kealy, vii pFobaelr
lE released Ehts morning after his exangnatsun
sefore Justice Miller. nuless something naex-
Eseefed FuEas mp 10 held him, waieh Is rot now
Aksly. as the descriptions az the tive fnen 10
net tally. Sattino l. described as not eyeS 50
years u age Feet inches in height, with hue
eyes and iEat complexion and weighs about I4a
pounds The prisoner Is Is years Of age, taller
aEd heavier than Sastino with dark eyes and
swaTthy skin. Eugene EibaB. the nroiheriu-
law Of sarres and an eyewitness to the murder,
csllesf a. the jail today. aud after taking look
Al the prisoner. shrugged his shoulders in tTne
Oriental style, and gave his propaneiamenfo,
He ees not ze nan, aud walked Oh. apparently
satisfied
Whoever I4eber is. the officers say that the
fact OI his being found IN such an Out Of ire
wsg place. and under ssch peculiar environ
naents. gives rise 10 the suspicion that az is not
right with him. An effort win be made by the
police 10 find ont hts anteeedentS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07

Al sazpsefens eAsx1eterx aa1 ali fhnse Yssssexl-
inetY Who assnesk 10 hare no exEfnS ag hNsinesk
sd wko Eais HWss der sfzse is k&iscnx. CARA
bling Nianm anzs nnuess ~ Il faine. xheehazge
81 vsxFEasy = saAe esae enssrea Ewsss@ ti1gae
men. Aaa RS sesEAlSy tzpesed i hszFx sac
and e8naaitsaeut % 81 II fbHz q - naszsE
Tn gsslsf Liza ls 10 1saKe ne tss~z So aae1ni
foTsafse fur tktss gentTy rhas tgey vi SEX ar
ether tca =, wkese kSssT can fass q gTssfeF ~
eurtsF krsd esss
A. 8 ssxstex ca tbs lEne q procedure Iazx1es
hsses yesterday bad teu ds4yepnfA5te fhazsE-
SIS seasare hSu, ehArgess win , sng fres ns.srs
q assaofls sad eonfxAtons Of fsrnsfitntes Tha
cases 81 faesS Uea we're egHtIaskc aEf1 tssdzys
ane thsy were Recessed Grsn 80 ball eteSt. 20
sfsReaf Ehis na-ning lefers he justice 81 re-
eeiss taelF seasences
IN tine vita fEis policy ske pEosfs.usas hare
been recrsTiag aszae a1senf1on- Tuesday azig1at
@iisftes Rivers hsls an exfF8 session nskaEssi
esgAteea ~ tiem so nna costs spices. vaIas
during YESTERDAY nine moze Nefe gsTes the
sAzae zsseszsssnt
Atghief M.teheEl.s reQHezt Jassies Mia t&ss
eFenilAx nsad o0urs for tie same class Of Tend
s<z ItesseeAat Peer azE afs gaea rssse q
round up sri gasheFe1 In ten sxE@nsse paieis
kszd nsass uiss1ase 6anzatsrz 81 Ethsovia- f@esss
/ we're assessed $40 each aaa allowed TO so
Cafas Mise5sas ssstski fh&t fhsse Fai1s q b
sept %. ana Be w0aid see Il = Y2sAisteel kasn.
1lefssfk Wa Rave che aessfed efEes.
devils dance vas ssspsez ~ fhScge.
/ raerre stssater - Snai5. Third stress y sfaY
asght AZ ss04s midnight. ~ chief Mheaek OK.
] siers. and the pToprsetors aas ordered - kep q
sssse respectable place tn tie fetase ussen ben
/ alsy - besnE closed mp peFrnAasnfsT foaE
Gordon, farmer livirg mbvat Use S.iies fenl
I The city. complained sat evening thst htEza4
bsea robbed e purse c9nta5n4ng 3 cert1kass
/ ofszs0 and soEae loose change. by 9 peFstner
I eaa sta1-wofkest TlAmee Ida aeezaiey khe
was arrested and sill haze hsar1ng godazner
lore justice MElsF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07

- q an Alssk2n In6iGm knomn - Alaska Msry
szasa spxae aeknnwn shaf4 ra1n
Afskk2 AAEy. e1Eh her fwv ssStess bad been
cNEpsnE Or TIE beseA q the fossf ~ EseneAsrs
szseei ~ e tn kaza Of fae lzss YzEn. shen aAey
w<fs Sz<efi 81 - RVS ypnng RED lsstnx u snail
ssnias o. rs wAaess esse nesE -. AAzka
! ~ has eernrdna sAe csbfn af william Carer. 8
- presumably - his risssezsss zaee
YssssEtsT sffernoea ne frslssn weasen sens
Y me neAgh eofsng czhan n whssh hsr twu
zzess are qNarf ssd. itAvsng her little zirs EsAy
M ca sae beach sac waz euns ahoat f.o h1nrs
sad wacz kzS returned missed heE sew
minutes LATER an Italian fisherman, In lAnaSa~
bis eoMf esose to tie cabin Of Alaska Nzxy
nossesa The sicshfEg "a eAsld Ia tie watey Ard
&C fnIang st0ua 3 toef hook eAr<hx bod Of
fns eosv Of the iissie xfrl. whseh Be pn1ana 10
tae surface ard bore q tie e1hla-
1he a1iie enc WAS quite dead. ard bad eFi-
eenfly been in the water fo< sosHe nne. The
usual uesns Of rssaxestEsa0a wexe rezesfe4 %
eaE without Avail. The mother was ssnscst dis
irsesed with Rrsef, and her ag0asxing cries were
lcsnea n By thnse o. her two sfssers one OF
NaoM bed q Exasli babe, also q hall hFeek Ia
her arms. While she rocked 70 ard src wsEh i0nd
lamentations
Tie little girl was nearly white and was eusfa
inseiagant When q PUsT5NxBLIseKxcE1 re-
porter called q the eahlz sseuS oaesaek last
essaing sc soH1d che chlfdss body neatly laid
o1s upon bed. stseSssa In eiesa white cotton
gown. NhtAa The distracted mother lowered ever
the bed. pszzEsna.sly kissing the dead liEs and
beggsng u hsr naslye language for the return
OF life . her osfsessrg.
IornueT Smart was notified late iass uiShs OF
me crowntng. and the body Was removed 70
CFuss 8 Cas- undertaking p2rsSrs, where Il lies
awasnng the acsson Of the coroner The E1ather
nss no means with whfea 70 pay for the burial
q Fae easid, and assistance win probably be
asked Of the relief committee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07
REAL EsrATE rRANsrERs.
Deeds Recorded with the Auditor Ye
feFduV.

Deeds Recorded with the Auditor Yes
81 teFdRy.
Real estate transactions from January !, 1859,
10 date are sI2Ia5.Ias z. There were fled for
secord yesterday g deeds, the considerations
8ggregatlng seg,4S0 an average OF s94S Fol-
9owing Is the liss IS furnished By Osborne,
TrempeF & Co, abstraetors of title, room IL,
tsoston block:
United states to Lucy f. Fitzhenry, nwi4 Of
BEL SEQ 81, tp % q, Ea G, patent
8 Maria Ceder5eFg 70 y. 6fannas, lots and g.
shik q Motor Line add. $50.
& z Rlgwett 10 J. q Fears lots /, and 5. blk IL.
baud lots 2 s. : aud D. l,ik II, Denny & Hoyts add,
81, 0Sa.
1 j. Alexander ct al % W. Z. Campbell. los 4,
fhIk T. town OF Kent, SIS
1 Fl 6. Walters to A IL Msekie, lot 9, blk 5, East
sTaecnla Central add. IS
4 Ii A. Schroeder 20 VI. P. scribuer, lot Il, blk
Pc Denny & H1yt's add 500
& IS H. Taylef 10 ". Holbrook, lots Is Is and
a. town Of snoquairaie. $50
Il T. Frost 70 susan +. West, sw& OF sei% and
BE- Of swi see j. n %. s, love aud affection
~ Mcknight 10 John Huntoon, lands IN
bees 70 and 20. fp Is e. 81.
81 G. 4. Dingley to Hanash p. Dlngiey, lss so Fl
~ III H. AZ foot Of Cherry street. love and afec
bon.
VI United States to r. l. Grow. sw'4 of mel sec 1,
A. S,Fa
III l. A. weld 50 T. Hughes. lot Is, blk !, Engle-
4oea, $40
Il I. kaiot 20 b. ana II. HAaeens, a acres in sec
III 81 ~ ran.
LIS Kelly 70 F. H. whItworth. lot 2, blk II.
e lise add. s. So1
# K. q. Fsegre 10 I. Norris lot 10 Blk 3 Faegre's
Reond sdd $40
n FIRST German Methodist church 70 Charles
kseele. lnt S. hlk 20. A. \. nenny's add $500.
~ Bonn % Charles Sfeele, soi s. blk "a. A.
Al Denny's add 81
p Bond e. az 20 Charles steele, lot s, BIZ 70.
"a. A. ncnnys add, g.
Is J. Brauef e al 20 Charles steele lot 8. blk %.
Al A. nenny's add. 81
81 Isl kfaneaF - +. Bigelow. lots IL ard r. ak
h Summit supl, fi.6oa
10 Chapin 80 8 A. Eagwell. lots II and Il,
II / So Iuglewooa, 81
II c r. chaplin 70 ,. A. Carlson. lots 50 and 90,
- 20 Euglewpoa, s.
u. hose 20 " T. Counts. lots and ? blk /,
AyeF & . 'HaTa's ada. {5S1
#w q Cabot 10 c AcShepsEa ios aud paFl Of
H. 1. ~ z. G. RlnnssFs sid, t2foa
H d r. Raymond % J Mckee. lats 8, and 6. Blk
heirs % : A. Bell's second add, $50
* e. Yaaxte 10 g. !. Anxeyins Is iots in Blk
VI FsaxYes second add. s.. so
e s, stsvensaa TO J. Barnes. lots AID ?. hlk :.
AKnumelsw So
r kanle L. Reysel8s - Annle q smart. tots
- "a s. elk s. he1Fs 81 : A. Bells add, s. 100
HnA. BFsagefaguaer "a ;. Maxwell. lois and
Ii nix l.. Essa No. : s}a. *1lsl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07
~ DESERVED run sE>TENcE.
Ntfs Heater seat 80 asti fer Ftss
funths by dnssiee Rivers.

4 ntfs- heater seat 80 1aii Ter Etss
Months BY dHs4ice Rivers.
sasfr 4 s.aalls, hFass Ia humMa fora. VITO
~, Al N.ugh ASS Izse streets. wAs YsstcFssg
sss4 Isa kas easss - Jassscs htxsss fai e0f.
aEsQssy seasiak his els. esssae : ssss@3ss = %
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NassAsg 5szeks saysee be esaass e. seattle ahsai
~ sesss afzs e5as sooa fusn3 ta4s asf Asfss
80 sss @egh gives 70 t7ss sse of as48s. asz&
ks saaaEiesfsa. ires us'sEsy slfs.ck AHa eis4N1
- slsssas hss-
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s'sa b sas syrg mucA aSsef s1se ta1aenes g.
$50 as Sc cfse sesg aaEsa s2asa aaaAeF g
- eAsra b. kgEn sac Kssssasass. As4 satasx
ssSt2Fis wEEa als aErasae - 81 CERES "a g ga
: sifa<A ka1 kuoesed keF e2aa SftFT WeieA
Mst<ket a. ezssalsy uAstzsstas aec
tssksFtsy aefngEs Mgs sS9GaS gesaB is alsfi
49, Asg husband aUe WarsNaf vhs - osst
$50 sss a. sssssg Hz=s Esacea IS sac hAssss -
sssss&sss Threagaa Aaa kssa1ssest N4.a4 sasl
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07
rnx COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
sssa gssiasss and Auditing Of Bills bs
the Heard.

Eoaa Rasiaess ard Auditing 81 bttls ey
she Heard.
sse csaasy commissioners faet yesterday
uarssas ~ the usual hour, all the members be-
q rstseat The hasinrss OF examining and
xess.ssx hills was resumed. aud large number
sess eAsse4. although there are yet great
All ssaalnlag a. be assiltee. The aggregate
kssf,e large. sar.as Chairman Ggseh remarked.
@ssak4s a Mat ii money TO raa King eoGnty.
"a aefs Of auditing bills was frequently IN
suatsea. the commissioner being obliged %
- and sanieF sith petitioners COZ new county
AL ana sppi{s ants Gar the iulpros euaeni and
ssssssa 81 old ones However. The work vent
:. ava good progress Is helms matae with tlse
aaAls hasiness
sas 0Yslegcd tbns inc shasa be directed 70
sz1l tAc taxes ON l0t IL, blesk - Of D. I.
hsays PARK addition. Assessed 10 II. u. Hail
= ssss, sagether with the Improvements IS
49, shsrena. 81 On The total aszetsment 81
- AID lss The balance Of tl.159 {fer personal
fsry) stand delinquent
ses.ce aud petition was Hlesi BY II eiaiiA
ssfaGA she plat known A. smiths Cove al
ssssa. and ses plat laid oat. - A. to bring
- ssfsess ard iets into Conformity with the al
Esssrx aiata zm1 additions. and TIE neu plat Ia
: knawu As H A. smiths divlslon % 0il
nsAs addition 20 the city % seattle ibis pc
b. $40 aai he acted nPan Rail tse Deem
kssssi5n
ea.. eraerra mat The county aHlitor be Of,
Il n.sti u advertise FOG plans and specifications
~ rrag.ossls fuF the construction q piie
s4sssss oses sqaMk ofesk. at Sanak valley. on th0
s9eseaty Fesd, near George saith place.
n bids arr ~ fse svfGraahie 81 II IA, keeena
~ Use The gfessis Is 20 be sixteen feet Yls's
i DE clear sna 81 pgagsg height sfSd ths
kzFa % approximate 80 teet
H ~ sepoyta Of Tbs viewers apgosatcs 20 asses
Etnaxs. ca road leFittnas t9s BE fozlawias
ss=Sass wsre accepsssf Rs3 ASopted rs follows
h pcasisn az a X Ard esAefs ou ezzsta f2
ssnasra nseAsa ted Is J. n FA4lAps sss ssa
49,. an6 aalbinE wss AWARDED. also ea Fest
aens s b TMYAog EoE esssna psssvatEss sE A
Nssaaa sni ne pelstiea 81 fsaGk = alfasss Sc
sMm Ffearalea IS ConrAd hatzaeAsssss "A
sxAas sess SlFen,
Il IL fssogts ~ ssse vieMeHs SAD surveyors a.
assis4 x establish the sorszu.aE foads Hss1
sss8isl - tsse hoard. and sac roaas ~esv g
2ese & = setag-ssaed srcar3tsg - las
- sassd ghen adlearnea um5lA t1sis saaFas -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-07
AmusEmENTs.

ssgLnoax.s EAxp.-Today seafsse viii svg
me 9randest kind Of musical treat in the ne
Of Visit fgam ths great GilEl6rek wagff1l
hand. Of Sew York. which ranks ks<4e o.
organization 81 lts kind ia thq<MoEid. Dc
fansaus hAuan8hsser il observing tals geas De
fgEeatfetA aentyenafg 81 tie great ben
3nhfiee. az aksch raoRslroas event he waske
srassetor. conductor and general insEsgef. Ns
isaean early In the season By giving tGhaieeNa
al 81 tie large Eastern cities, which &c
greeted with the m0ss FesnArSable success: a.
A. the iIos;0n Jubilee wAs an stair Of TIC u
country Mr. Gilmore Is now Carrying us sss
Of commemorative festivals thFoagnout y
land Il affords him al opportunity 20 81
many parts Of TIE West which have elAInkd
Tor bis Ezest organization Tor years Twoe
eertk HEn be given tsssiay. one
the aftssY0on a. 0'eloeks tand
other AZ U=esask In the evening -
wit c0asisg Of grand programme iatFodufs
the great bAaa. with ali "a a0loists. 10 so-HN
lss ggeatesi Successes conducted personality
the great p. 2. Gilmore. aud accelerated byH
assistance Of the following great vocal aTtisaz
The great cnmpaDiai4 foremost OF ali tsnN
Nile. CieEaenfinA DeEefe. the masieai sensai4
OF the present time, a soprano Of the same
Ike qualities Of voice which distinguished I
immortal GersfeE. Nine Blanche store Bass
the most pleasing and cultured American s
pFanos Miss Jennie DlckGF&1As tae lhlAs1
AmeYiesn eoHtsalto Of remarkable Europe.
success Miss Clara Poole. charming eontfae
who T. easily sfe representative contFalio SIN
I Of America, SIS = emphasized BY her seleeIi0I
+ sns the leading roles with the FIRST AmeEie
/ Cguera 60 sig nuzensi, q rieli. ringing tent
/ sia Bologna. rich-voiced Italian baritone :
{ Americas gfandest hasso, Mr.. Myron W. Wn
ney without whom any American festival Not
/ seem incomplete
ssguor gsmpanlai win sing In the eiternOt
! and Myron VI. whitney 81 night KeseEF
sests on sale ar Graham & DsuIton's, in the B
Hmrus sosLE&
The next attraction Is Milton Mobiles in 'Fr'
sire TO son, whieh ls billed ieF Turn ball
atsr for sStardhs. November ?. The New u
aar, speaking Of this. NJ. Mobiles latest s.
cess, says:
sNiltou Sohlex new PLAY, From Sire 70 &c
is proving stxong sigraeiioa ~ the Gfs
opesahonse, and il deserves the highest saee'
ff VAS big step for MOBILES 10 tsse. bat he
| prarcd that he IS ittsa - SD higher sphs
| beth rs 81 actor aud df4matisi. This paay IS
best work. from literary and constructive 20
| Of xlew His language Is alwaYs soreetais
elllnaxes Intense ana naturally wrought !
his characters flesh AID blood creations {
stand oat with fife-IiEe prominence, A. the
formed gambler NJ Mobiles fills the lies g.
| faction and gives some admirable instances
/ natural, quiet and effective acting. 10
+ MOBILES mas male the his n her life IN this ri