The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-25

| Prof JOpp. T. Il. A., soothing scientific man,
| begins a secret Investigation. The girl enters
| upon n long period OF miraculous fast, aud
! through artiflce she obtains nourishment
| which escapes the notice of the scientific man.
Jtidh discovers the fraud. l'dshd, who loves
him, implores him to keen her secret, and tells
him how she lonhes the life Of deception her
father has forced upon her. and the young
clergyman. being challenged by Prot. Jopp, de-
| clares upon his oath that he has witnessed no
| fraudulent proceeding upon the girls part
| The clergyman continues in the priesthood
| with the falsehood upon his conscience, and
| Fdshh and her father continues to practise
their craft among the foolish, while Prot. JOpp
| hunts up their antecedents. A further COM
| plication consists in the hold Tdshi Detiic
obtains upon the invalid daughter Of a noble
man. Judah is finally dscredited by his
| Church, owing to his love for Idshh. and the
nobleman, through tho influence OF his daugh-
ter is about to build a new church for the
| young minister when he and FaShh decide to
confess their fasehood Idshtls father conven-
| iently dies, Prof Jopp arrives too late with
the damaging evidence about the father and
| daughter, and Judah relnquishes the Church
and marries tho girl The comedy element in
| the play ia exceptionally good. being supplied
| by young couple OF scientific procivities. who
| take an extremely unmatter- of-fact view or
| the married state. Olga Brandon as VaShH
| Detltc achieves a great dramatic success. Will
lard plays the part OF Judah, aud the entire cast
| is q remarkably good one.
THE Bride OF Love" is interesting by reason
OF the fact that Buchanan has treated the myth
Of Eros and Psyche with a free hand. and made
q very pretty play out OF It, with pleasing music
| by Walter Slaughter.
| "A Riverside Story" Is chiefly notable as Mrs.
| Bancroft's first essay az a playwright. and is
dramatization Of an incident she herself
observed The story Is Of the seduction by an
aristocrRtic villain OF the lancee OF a Thames
boa.man. who comes back to her lover when
cast off and is taken back to his heart. 1t is
very pathetic and clever work. but is not the
sort Of play that Londoners care to go to see
The International Conference OF Miners.
which has been held this week at Jolimont.
Belgium. has attracted much less attention in
this country than it's importance deserved.
England sent thirty delegates. including Burt
Pickard and other eminent Trades Unionists,
while France. Belgium. Austria and Germany
were also strongly represented. Burt. who is a
member Of the House Of Commons, made
| strong impression upon the Conference by
his common sense speeches. but he failed
to dissuade the delegates from voting
resolution in favor OF the legislative enact
ment Of the eight hours day. resolution
calling for universal miners strike
| first on MAY l, 1891. was withdrawn In
| favor OF q British amendment to take plebis-
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helped to organize the great demonstration in
Hyde Park on the 4th inst. met last night, and
settled the draft Of the constitution of the new
labor organization, to be styled Legal Eight
hour and International Labor League" The
leading spirits in the movement are Socialists,
but they have already obtained numerous ad-
hesions from the ranks OF unskiled laborers,
| who at present know little OF and care less for
| socialism.
The Church OF England Temperance Society
! has split over the question OF compromising
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society, and they intend taxing part in the
great demonstration against contamination In
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airy circumstances would scorn to take part in
an outdoor demonstration. The affair is being
organized with an enthusiasm which makes ira
success assured. The Wesleyan and other
nonconformist Churches have appointed spe-
cial committees to assist 1t, and labor societies
as well az distinctly temperance bodies are
working hard to the same end.
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