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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16


Marion Manola having been pre-
vented from appearing in the Stetson
''Gondoliersn by an injunction, her
character as Gianetta was taken By
Miss Norah Phyllis, of the Savoy
Theatre, London
1t is possible that Henry E. Dixey
and Z. e. Rice viii not be associated
III business after the end of the cur
rent season. It is gently whispered
that Mr.. Dixey intends TO produce a
new play for summers run at one of
the theatres OF New York. which is
usually kept open through the hot
weather
Athletic Sport is the title Of a
volume fresh from the editorial hands
of Mr.. 1. Austin Fynes, dramatic edi-
tor OF the New York Clipper. It
deals with sport in America, England
and Australia, and Is a valuable book
for any library
A young French actor named
Pougand recently found a shell OF
which he proposed TO make dunbell
by filing il with melted lead. He mas
gone to meet the young lady who tried
to make her fire with the aid Of kero-
sene OIL
Amelia Glover, the little Fawn'' in
''The City DIRECTORY company. has
created a yeritable furore by her
dancing, which is thought more grace
full and fetching than that of any OF
the London Gaiety girls. She is the
sisterin-law of Henry E. Dixey.
By the decision of Justice Field.
given in a Kansas City suit few DAYS
ago, the proprietor of any theatre can
refuse adInittanee to anyone, white
or black. In Belgium, a few months
ago, it was decided he could not.
Stanley's African adventures are
being dramatized for one OF the
London theatres
Henry f. Dixey closed his run OF
1.-THE Seven Ages at the STANDARD
Theatre last night But for bad
management the clever play might
have remained in New York for wear
at least
Miss Agnes Booth has received an
offer to star in Aunt Jack next sea.
SON in Australia. and is considering il
favorable In any event, she will not
play at the Madison Square Theatre
another year.
Mary Shaw viii be starred by Fred.
Stinson, beginning at Boston in April,
probably in BluInenthai's "A Drop OF
Poison
Louise Paulin has joined the Hem
derson SGondoliersn Company.
Mr. III. j. Malcolm has made a hit
in the part of Luis in the Condo
liersr Company, singing in Brooklyn.
The duets between him and Miss
Padelford. which we're Kissed when
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16
THEATRICAL DOINGS.
Things Of Interest Concern
ing the Profession
Everywhere.

The last nights of The Brigands "
are at hand, and the s02d and fare
well performance will be given on
Saturday next, February q. Success
has attended the opera from its open
ing night. and Mr. Rudolph Aronson
can always refer to the production as
one OF the best ever given IN the
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16

fatigable workers. 1t was through hi
energies that Clinton Council was or,
ganized and put on the road to pros
perity.
Billy Muller, of Industry Council.
has lately joined the ranks Of Bene-
diets. He is looking well and is happy.
The Court of Orient viii meet in
the rooms of Industry Council No.
30 on Monday evening. All the
members of the Orient are cordially
invited to attend.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16

Casino. Another Of Offenbach's
opera bouffes, The Grand Duchess, 2
viii have its first performance on
Tuesday evening. February %. and
considerable interest is conferred
upon this production. Mile. Schnei-
der created the part at the Varieties,
~ Paris, in 1863 and since then Tosti,
Paoia Marie. Annie, Montaland,
'feistinger and Judic have sung it
with considerable success. Fanny
Rice viii appear as Wanda, Isabelle
Lrquhart as la Henry Hallaln as
Fritz, Fred Solomon as General
Boum, Richard Carroll as Baron
Puck, and Max Lube as Prince Paul.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16
Loyal Foresters.


On Wednesday evening last Court
Bergen, A. o. F., held large and in
teresting meeting at their court room.
Chief Ranger r. Heasman in neat
speech presented Brother John d.
Hart with very handsome emblem
of ancient forestry. Brother Hart.
who by the way is regular hustler
for the order, received the gift with
surprise and gratitude, and invited
all the brothers over to see Brother
Freres.
During the business of the evening
Brother A. Sutcliff was unanimously
elected financial secretary, vice Broth
er Sibald resigned, as the latter
Brother think of living entirely in the
country. Court Bergen loses one of its
charter members, and Brother Sibald
carries with him the good wishes of
all true Foresters.
After an exciting but friendly con-
test between Brother John Bonell
and Brother Hart, Brother Hart was
declared elected to the position OF
treasurer, vice Brother J. Allandice.
resigned.
Court Bergen is in very flourish
ing condition and initiates new mem
bers every meeting night, and has
quite snug sum laid away to pro-
teet the members when in need.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Van Houten Post knows how to
make a reception pay.
Wilson Post is quiet and one would
scarcely know that the Post is in ex-
istenee 1t is by large majority.
Chief Murphy and Assemblyman Null
lone are members of Wilson.
Zabriskie Post is in a healthy con-
dition and its meetings are we'll at
tended.
George H. Thomas Post is sailing
along easily.
The liveliest post in the county is
Woerner Of Hoboken. The veterans
have frequent entertainments.
James N Van Buskirk Post No.
100, OF Bayonne, was represented at
the annual encampinent of the De-
partment Of New Jersey, g. A. r., in
Trenton on Thursday and Friday
last, by Post Commanders Andrew
Van Buskirk, John McElmeel. Will
liam w. Broker and Howard T.. Lock
man. Post Commander John
Vreeland and Senior Vice
Commander John III. Huxley
represented Mansfield Post No. %. of
Bayonne, and Mrs. John Al. Huxley
Mansfield Circle No "A,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16

The company which aids those
clever comedians, Messrs. Barry s.
Fay,in presenting McKenna's Flirta-
ton" this season, is one Of much more
than average merit. The members of
IT are those who were similarly en-
gagged duriag the run of the comedy
at the New Park Theatre, Broadway
and Thirty-fifth street. New York,
where the comedians had a run Of
five consecutive months.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16

Adopted Daughter Lodge No. s
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Firemen,
will celebrate its ninth anniversary
next Tuesday evening at Woods Hall.
Hudson Lodge, Sons of Benjamin,
of Hoboken, viii meet this afternoon.
Joseph W WeinthaI left for Clevs-
land, Chic. last night He win repre-
sent the Sons OF benjamin. of Hobo
ken. at the coming convention in
Cleveland The other cities from
this State which will be represented
are jersey City, Newark. Bayonne,
Trenton and New Brunswick.
Hoboken Lodge. knights Of r ythias,
viii meet tomorrow night and confer
the order OF knighthood ON several
candidates
Jersey City Company. @. s. b W..
r.. will dance at 6erTnania Hall to-
morrow evening.
John Heating is the chief councillor
OF Elvsian Council. Order Of United
Friends. John w. Lyeeft Il past
chief councillor.
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Jacobs Hobolsen Theatre.


The last two performances of 1.-THE
Private Secretary with Mr.. William
Gillette and an excellent company,
viii be given this afternoon and night
at the above theatre. Considerable
interest has been evinced In this en-
gagement from the fact that it is the
farewell tour of this distinguished
author-actor, and'that only some few
OF the principal cities can be visited.
Tomorrow night Ny Partner win
be produced. 1t is a drama Of UNI
questionable power, and one whose
prosperity seems to be fully assured.
1t belongs to that fashion Of plays in
which the comic interest and the
melo-dramatic interest are about
evenly divided. In this case, the bal
ance scarcely turns to either side, for
the comedy, though filing a sub
sidiary part in the plot, is prominent
and thoroughly entertaining, while
the serious features hold their rightful
place and absorb the attention.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16
4 shenandoah ;, Souvenir.

a prize OF 800 has been offered by
the management Of Shenandoah at
Proctor's Twenty-third Street The
atre. New York, for the most artistic
and appropriate design of a souvenir
10 be given in honor of the 200th per-
Torrance OF that play. February d
The cost OF manufacture is, of course,
TO be considered in making the de-
sign, but beauty Of finish and detail
is the chief point desired.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16

Is mercury viii surely destroy Ehe ssfise ~
smell and eBnpsese1y derange the whoik sxsfeas1
when entering K tntunsh the mucous zof<4:4z
prescriptions from sSssasablA phxSc;ais< Is stlt
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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16


At every meeting of st. Francis
Council and Our Lady of Grace Coun-
ell, G. b. T., new members are re-
ceived The Legion has been very
successful and comprises among its
members the best and most respected
citizens in the citv
Eugene Kilman, the efficient secre-
tary of st. Francis Council. Cath
Ollie Benevolent Legion, has rendered
his resignation on account of absence
from the city Another secretary will
be selected at the next meeting.
Junior Order of United American Me.
chanics.
Clinton Council No. IS will meet on
Wednesday evening in Clinton Hall.
The membership OF the Junior @.
q. A. NJ. iii this city is rapidly in
creasing. There are now three coun-
ellis. Industry No 35, Valley Forge
No. 2 and Clinton No. 1S. The largest
and most prosperous council is Clin-
ton. which was organized less than q
year ago, and is booming along in
great shape.
Industry Council No. 80 will meet
on Monday evening in Pythagras
Hall, Newark avenue and Third
street.
The order IS very mich indebted
to Frank H. Lewis, Deputy for Hud
son county He Is one Of the indie
81
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-02-16

Ladies Of the G. A. r.. at the State
convention Of that order.
On Tuesday fancy fair and bazaar
to be continued during the week will
be formally opened by Mayor John
Newman, Of Bayonne, in Hendriek
sons Assembly Rooms. that city, in
aid OF the relief fund Of James N Van
Buskirk Post No. 100.
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gyatezeTaatEr groaeB eesem SpEsI'
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9lufrtGeaoe Seeuest fts eftteg gtaSt'
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So ylener Gnnpenf =.

@aibington, 3. g., 4. 6ebruar. -
Der gefern bier 3uiammengetretene giattonnl-
@On0ent Der gte9er blieb bis beute jur friibeH
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ioriiten 8oritber. Der bnuptiddlide 9egsn'
conbibat mar @r'Senator 3. s. 9. Btnhbad.
Gl8 Der Gonosnt heute ifitb rpieber 3uiamnenz
trat, puroe HE grpGhlun9 oe8 8iitoi5 8ap=
man bearitanoet uno8nhbad ertpGblt erfidrt.
Der 2ettsre rief Die Seriammluug sur Orb
rung uuo ernanRte ein @omite fir permaueute
Srqanilntiou, lpeIdle8 einen Bra6iaer, gllmen5
s. s. 8rice aus 92Orb, ,@arolinu, al3 psru1as
reuten @rGfbenteu, gB. 8. 9upree ans Mtiz
Ilfippi als &ice. 4rdfoeuten, 81. q. 9auOn
aus 9}emsSaieD un0 QS. Cabin G6aia aus
0aibinaton aI8 Seftetdre au8mdbite. Der
gui6t 6es &oiujte'5 nurOe pom @unccut cit.
Timmig qeuebui9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-05
&atptaenRtsrse tut G0ltfSraser
@ebfT0e.

5auTrnu3tsc0, 4. 5ebrHar. - Ra5
WeIbnugIu, sDaIt5e Ourdb 8Oteu aus Sierra
Gitn ibtr ole Berae gebEabs pCrOea fao,
fortmapten0er EobssanSft. SAT ta8li5 firs
jer Don ben 8ergrieien eHorme 2awiueR nuf
bic ungItidlide EbaIfabt btnGb, Sob uub
SerbeIben nit fG ftibreuo. Suuerbatb elmer
2B0dbe FAB neuu MenIGeu eri9lageu, nele
SGuler fortgerifsn, bic Bege uariMiittet nor
beu. 8te SeIegrapbenIiuieu iiub 3erf0rt,
de 3agdnge 81 bem St6btdeH nbGgiper
bie Qebeuemittet geben ua&gerabe aur Ieige.
Gie 2eute i4tGfsn aus Tur4t Dor ben 2aUis
uau in ten grnbsui6i4teu, DObiu iie Sefen
unb 8etteu aebraft babeu. Die gtotb if 9EoB
unb niro 3uIebeuGs or0ser.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-02-05
Mtsn @n-rar gln6lrEd1tett.

3ew.gort, 4. 6ebruar. - Die pergan.
gene godt mar cine id}'immc ijr 8iebe Hno
6IuBpiroten. &iner 6tt gtbtTeu murSe bel
eineln geriudle CUR Glitnoerung eine5 Ganals
bOotc5 ouf oem gaf.3ioer pou BEN &apitGu
uidciien. gGdbreno Der friiben 0tOrgenituuoe
ocriu6tc Elm @inbreder, pelder in elmer Birtbs
id)aft on Der l. Q0enue BON einem Bolijiten
utoppt purOe, ben 2sBteren gu ermOrOeH uno
murbe BON benislben ourd &uttppelldldge be.
muBtlos Su 8ooeu geitreft.
- Staotfdmmerer 8idaro Groter reidte
beute ieite 9leitguatton Elm. 0tapor graut
erIlGrt, Sr. @rofer iei idon !au9e Ietoen6er
@eiunbbeit gerpeien unO moue auf 9tatb ieiHe3
NrStes cine Sur in &arlabao 0urdmaher,
Seine &eiignation fiebe in feincm 3uiammeHz
bana nit Der Bolitif.