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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-07-23
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Louisiana

ARTICLE LEILA Legislature
pourra accorder des privileges on
charles de lotteries ponrvu Que,
chaque charte on privilege pale an
moins $40, O0C par an, en- argent
an trasor de l'Esat; ET PoURvU De
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Ia Louisiana doit,psyer d'apres les
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a pHopital de Charlie de Ia Non
yelle Orleans ct Cette charte esg
reronnue CONNIE Obligatoire par
pEtat, pour 10 periodic de temps
" speci66e a Perception de la clause
lui accordsnt un monopOle Qui ret
abrogee, ct tOntes lois C~ontraites
aux prescriptions de Get article soBt,
par les presentes, declArees mules
ct non avenues; PoURVU QUB 10 dite
Compagnie enregistra. dams les so
jours qui suivont 10 ratification de
certe Constitution, "a bureau dU
Secretaire dEtaE. me reconciliation
6crite q tout CO QUi Q trait q 40
monopole.
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naBt des licenses accordees aDx
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shrevepoftGecevra 10000 aunueI.
cement, ct Ie reliQuat sera partag6.
chaQue aimee entre lee diverses
Paroisses de l'Etst, an pro6t de
lenrs ecoles.
AREEoLE 1T2.-Le jsu est declare
etre un vice ct l'Assembl6e G6Dsrale
passera des lois pour 80 suppression.
Cequi suit et,un extrsit de Ia
platforme D6mocratiQue de fEtat,
adopt6e en- Decembre 1883, ct sur
laqnelle S. ID. McEnery ct Clay
Kloblock ont -9t8 choisis ct slus
Governor ct Lieutenant Gouyeraer
Q Peleotion a1i a gu lien en- Avril
1884. II sers remafqu6 que Leo
mOts "La Constitution etc." jupQu'a
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McEnery a Ia legislature en- 1882.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
B1JEBEARD. JR.. At NIBLO'S.

Frequent change. Of complicated scenery, painted
with prodca use Of bright color, an ambitions n'Fc
OF arInore1 maids and u!arons. many dances I'D "'h
tho rrace beauty and thorough training Of Clara
Oualltz satisfied the eye and the judgment "' uHeH
,arra..ed motion: the ma -inG the bi, 't1re 4
r. le. ouiclv shifting groups that gilt rcd t">c
were some Of The feature Of Bluchcad Jr" "i NJ"
10. Garden last evening. The deep hi"aH mouse "''
full and The people who the spectacle were ap'u
,rite ~ apnlause Every scene brought ont a NOISY
tuu,t,r Of atprovnl Sometimes the spectators went
boyope all reason in their rcc, The first act Is sad
70 hav. pleased Chicago, Philadelphia aud Eorton but
Il i, n,t lcvol with the standard Of the capital Yet
the othc-s made amends and this must De c'Ha'ucf"
a succc I spectacle although some first 'lsh h'chc7
marrcd its smoothnc,s. The numerous hI"'"' uPo"
the stage of Young In prena'urcy agch costume
who stoop 70 pick up unconsidcrcd tnhes' Ought
10 be cut ont, and there IS TOO mu'h "i
the two Hebrew policemen. But Aefe"Ha.
il Is likely that neither the properties DIS 81
scenery nor tIc policemen from Judca VIII Dc per
mttcd to be 80 oopious and conspicuous 80 ''''
were last night.
in the piece, AMI If the scene painter has SCI MS
scheme Of color 20 suit the longitude OF Lake "''"S4n
rather than that Of the Hudson River, he is ingenious
even If lie IS far too carish Hn everybody ''h'cfhcl
in the construction Of tins extravaganza has urea
10 fire OF a whole park Of artillery even al u'no'
when the chirp Of a ciirHet mIShU DC i"oic "S''
able. But that IS ChicagoS way ""''"'i
they come from the west or the East 'eie
are pretty girls in the asst and easily princess Of
these is Miss Alice Johnston who played the part Oh
slim Scllm. But Mis-. Johnston viii never be abie ~
fiji the vast Auditorium Of the windy city WIN Aer
thin little singing voice. Dminutlvc AFthu' pnl'l
was amusing wiih his dry c,ir'ncs,. lie made ono
think OF Marshall wilder. E,wiu Toy Vas also sue
cesiu in provoking laughter, iut bliss Ton I.nn
was too inccs-;int ana vocf.rous and Mis- Kate
/ TART has 50 mincing pt that every one
who secs her walk fear that she VIII
across the .tdEc ulllrf. The hf>l h'l Oh
Bucbcaid. Jr.." cries ont most pitfuliy to De re-
written, and Clay v. Greene Wght wei spdF' u
patient public some Other parts his book, when
stumble with pOndcrOus failures in fun making. Few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14

the preeches Bible and copies Of the Tlndale
Coverdac Taverner, Bishops, CrOmwelrs and other
versions that have become valuable to lovers of
editions Not a few books, it is anticipated. will
hiring high prices several exceeding three figures.
An AMERICAN DAIRY AT FLORENCE
large American dairy, conducted on the same
limos as the principal dairy companies of London. has
hoop started at san Donate. the wellknOwn estate OF
,be 1ato Prince Demdof. Florence. This estab
ushment will be much appreciated by residents Of
r1orence for the milk and butter supplied TO that city
nave always been Of an exceedingly Indifferent quality.
sHAKESPEAREAN READINGS.
Mr. irving it is said is considering proposals which
are being strongly urged upon him. to give two read
ings in London OF the play Macbeth under conditions
which, II carried ont, will create a perfectly new
precedent and appeal in the strongest way to that
enormous circle of Shakespearan students who are no'
plavgoers. II, hear, Mr. lrving's laborS are ~
he relieved by Miss Ellen Terry reading the part OF
Lady Macbeth and if tho play is accompanied oS
Sir Arthur Sullivans music by a skilled orchestra ana
picked voices the effect will be marvenousy me-
LORD CAIRNS N LUCK.
Lord Cairns has benefited to very consloeraole
extent by the will of his late aunt Mrs. McCaimont'
among other things she left him being house IN Eaton
- EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
x,R7Jy nAGIyyIs As A JOURNALIST.

From The Chicago Tribune. -
from Montana by the Democratic runp LEGISLATURE
was wear. ago. printers devil on hed ".is l'iIhnI
paper The editor Of the paper /. now gDted COR
T,,,itor on CHICAGO paper. H.run was bright
lad said the executor, u" but he h@d suOhg ,ely
toward practical j)ko,. I think ne hroqght NOR BOYS
up 70 Inc oAcc 10 look az the 'Upc nee. tiaA any
O'her r0ller-bov whose habits nave Obsclleu IA "
Jrinteg's extending over iorly-tMo Sg -
there. en- liza, Ia ana tine eX editor laughed Iohs
Wen lie went on, drawing DAB Of mo morocco
coOred paste across the end OF "dupe' alarH
STAYED Win me a long time ard became an ADJ;
assistant. He learned 20 write co'iinS eood cdlt!iin
On DE Chinch-bUc, and wheL went 10 t"e 7valo
Editorial Convention at Wnona leit nm II che l1G
in my absence reached me. Thea took the -'aSs
ior home The editorial column Of the paper opened
I'VE note with pain that our fcowcitizen, NJ. OIe
la;grc from this district. We say We note his via
pain because il Will necessitatc the publication OF lhe
thai Nr. PanIlon wa, Obliged 10 leave lis native
country account Of charge Of petit larceny bI9us
plate Mr. paulson might as well suck 70 his business
81 selling Hc,-encr steel pants 70 me Ic",ic VI
Cheanso County ard leave polite, 10 ms i,,IIaa
VI. Terence Sarshcld Donovan, whose popular Ic'G.C
excellent brand Of family liquors
, The next editorial read this way; we understand
that bald head jaybrd named Mason who was
elected ~ the charitable people Of this town 70 the
position Of Mayor n order 20 keep hnu from bcIIs
rlargc % the county in magnificent pDorlflsc,
b.. made certain alleged ioco,o remarks about tie
y0uflfuncss Of The present editor Of his paper. We
desire 10 notify TN, waicycd candidate for an n
e5r.ate ASYLUM that the occupant Il the tripod in
Tho Gazette Office j. only prevented by sympathy
.or tho -tarvinc family Of This dlercputaLlc wife
heater from going after him with The flaming sword
Of truth and caving his skull in As II IS we refrain.
huf warn tc wing old freebooter Of the fact observed
bv Shakespeare that silence j. golden and further
That we shall be obliged 20 ask in next issue what
b. hA, done with the brace faro box with which lie
celebrated The Oucing Of his career in this country.
as Nr. psuleon one Of our advertiser and
NJ Mason had bought the press that printed the
Paper said the cxcdtOr land as both we're Re
puilicaus. and wa running a Republican paper. I
iet slightly charrucf ! fingered without the walls
Of the town TIN ambassadors had made my peace with
the enrlecd p1pulacc. and then J went looking for
Nagnnis. lie had gone 10 Montana, 70 be elected
Senator by the Democrats"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
TWO nryyER PARTIES IN WASHINGTON

Washington Jan. IS (sreciaD.-Dinncr parties were
rven this evening at the vicePresidents house ana
ba house Of the Secretary Of State. The VicePresi-
dent and Mrs. Morton gave dinner in honor OF tho
Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the supreme
court There were twenty eight covers, and the
table was beautiful with tall silver candeabra OF wax
rrhts and oval silver basins of ferns and roses the
CHESTS were the Chief Justice ana Mrs Fuller, Justice
and Mrs Miller Justice and Mrs. Field, Justice
Harlan. Justice Gray, Justice aid Mrs Blatchford'
Justce and Mrs. Lamar, Justice and Mrs Brewer
senator and Mrs. Edmunds, Senator and Mrs. Morrill,
senator Evarts, Senator and Mrs. Hoar. Mrs BeIen.
Mis- Hale Mr.. and Mrs Bancroft Davis, ana MIS-
Sands Mrs. Morton wore a ruby velvet gown an 10
diamond ornaments The Chief Justice took her IN 70
dinner and the Vice-PreSdent took IN Yrs Fuller
Silver cut glass and just flowers cHoneh, made
Ms Biaine's table one Of elegant simplicity The
Minister from Great Britain and Lady Pauacctote me
Minister from Mexico and Madame Romero the Min
ietcr from Hawaii and Mrs: Carter. baion Fava
Minister from Italy: ". Roustan. Minister from
France: senior Naura "a. Minister from spain Mr.
Tor and Mrs. sherman. Miss Evarts. Rcprcseatatlye
and Mrs HIT Mrs Mckee. Mrs. Letter, MISS harriet
blaine and the host and hostess, were the dinner
To morrow evening the President and Mrs HHIi-
son viii give a reception in honor OF the Dlpohaac
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4 CrRIOrS JUDICIAL DECISION.

fTOW IIt TTIIHcIpIld IUVUlIVI'
\ has Just been decided by The lennsylvanii
Supreme Court in which several que tipni are dis
eus,,d which are Of pcticaI interest TO al persons
who buy food drink at hotels or re tdi"hte 'hci
vigorous d.sscni'ug on. nl'n Tie 'iOn' arose
IN preceding which was instituted AGAINST man
hHod Miller, who keeps restaurant 10 iiV,,Dt,f ~
hrONcr the penalty 81 500 imposed by the thiu sec
ton Of the Act Of May 81, 1850. for the sac %,
Ncomhreafinc. TWO men went into hDlcrs pare anu
tuone the articles # food fUui>Lcd 10 them wa, q
Mall di,n containing O.eJmarrarinc. tlcy ',Il'u !.
sway win them. The question arose Of "Iciltr LUZ
Vas. In the legal sense Of the word, sale 81 oi'o
Margarine. The majority sentiment Of the supreme
Court Is voiced Ly Justice Clark, who says II wa
Ne use u Olsgmarcar.nc ~ food. and the ifduh -
ptratcd upon the public I'm its sale which was y
hiscncf 70 be rcmsdicd.7 chief Justice l"N'"h; ~
rs dissenting opinion, said that the guests had ilVu
satisfy their appetite but after nlinc thcir stOmach'
'y should not also IN their pockets. and carry away
Ne food they could not cat
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/" TIE RRIGANDS.'

OfenOach's charming opercta, the BrisandS'
was produced at the Grand opera House last h'Hh'
10y the W. T. Carleton opera Company. MI carleton
appeared in the role OF Fa,acappa a part that he
created when the opcretta was first performed some
thing over eighteen years ago. Naturally, MS was
the central figure in last nights performance ana ue
scrvod,y So Nearly all Of his numbers were ehcoIc'
twice or more and his Interpolation Of Meloys song
"Thc Three Bcgsars, in the second act "h'h lie Tc'
dcrcd with all the rraces Of expression when chafa'
tcrile his work VA, a treat His voice is clear and
full as ever ana he displayed is inc qualities To al
vautalr last night at every opportunity.
Nr. Carleton has gathered 10 hi, support an excel
lent company. Miss Alco I. Garlic, A. floreis' wa
Chqrmngy pretty, and both sang ana acicd wei.
Ms Clara Lane j. rather too slight Of ply -que ior
tine part of Frascoleo, but otherwise she adm!Iahl
met the requirements Of the character. MISS ara
Wisdom a. the Princess charles y. iiEclOV as Plctp'
and j. X. Murray, The CONT Of Gloria CaH-ls We're
Gll rewarded with cucores for their good work. Inc
ororcttl was well acted besides being well sung ana
there J., nothing odous 10 thor party In compari
son ~ Mr.. Carioon'S production with that OF the same
opcrctta at tie Casino.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
NOTES nF TIE STAGE.

The sixth performance Of the subscription series
q. DAVIS Theatre viii take place this evening. the
play being seven Twenty Eight" 1t Is piece that
ranks Nigh in Mr.. DAYS list Of amusing comedies
No limit is vet set 10 the run Of as Yon Like It.
which is given every night except TUESDAY. and at
two matinces each week
A large audience enjoyed the Tooth performance OF
sThe seven Ages al the Standard Theatre last night
This is the first landmark Oh the course thAt Mr'
nixsv houes win rr,vc as long a that of ADO lS'
Tie souvenir that is o. mark tie - IN ner nahce
Of Shenandoah al prOCor's Twenty third street
Theatre to morrow night has been on exhibition III
the lobby Of the theatre for a few evenings and has
been much admired. IL is hue bronze maze OF
ba bor.o lack that PLAYS IN important part in the
niece with lis mistress Gertrude Elln CHAM. standing
beside Il and holding the b.idlc
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SEw.EyGLANp pRovINcIALIsMs.

TO the Editor Of The IT'D c.
Sir think that qualified to express an
opinion upon the subject of New-Engand pro-
yinclalisms, as | am Green Mountain boy born and
bred. little incident. which occurred on one OF our
summer trips to my old home, may prove more con
elusive than any mere opinion. however and VIII
give it to YOU
our four ycarold daughter saw perhaps for the
first time In her memory, COW, and was told by
ncghbor the name of the unfamiliar animal After
ward when riding with me. told her, when asked
that 1t was COW. Somewhat my tilted, she inqulrc
.pon meeting another in the road Papa what IS tlat
a COW. 'caow.' y
on our visit I'm the sumner OF s5S. we secured tho
services Of q school teacher, whose term OF clght
weeks was last completed 10 assist I'm the care or the
children. fShc not childs nurse. ONLY lust q
plain hired grln0 After some weeks association
with her our Youngest came mack with such an eA-
ag-cratcd twang on "auat.' nuoW, " iauW, clV'
that She raised = laugh every time she spoke.
80 on, however would resent an imputatlOn OF as
LOYALTY to New England sooner than would |. u
may safely Ice asserted that nowhere IN orr country j.
30 good English spoken as In the towns and on the
farms Of New England Cultured speech falls on the
ear Of our people anywhere with familiar sound
l;ut any with genius for observation VIII hhd III
any part ~ Sew England. striking examples of the
peculiar pronunciation referred to. have heard
It from each Of the six states. and even in The only
Boston. h. l.. II MEN
Newark, " j.. Jan. 10. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
MISS JULIA MARLowE N "1NGoN>R'

Miss Julia Nfrl0Vc a young actress who has gained
some little fame and commentator within a com
paratvely short tine. began engagement of cich;
Wccls the Fifth Avenue Theatre last n-ht. lingo
mar being chosen Lcr opening play. Her expert
eucc on the -tsge Is pei small AID completeness ~
Identification with character and finish b. expression
can seldom come except from long and careful dca.
matte ira ming. Iut hcr oiDrt % deserve and 90 "N
The favor 81 her nearer, g. honest and sincere. a'' -'
docs not strive 10 attract public attention - herself o
her performance BY means frci.n 70 her art. Tho
qualities in Parthcna's nature Nat N., Malo"e po.
tays most prominently ara heg gcntlcncs. her sweet
ness her usclfshness Of disposition and the simplicity
and trustfulucss q Der heart IL tie exercise Of ihe'
among her friends, against her enemies and towa'l
the half SAVAGE hut wholly sympathetic and responsive
1ugonar she !, pleasing IN quiet ana graceful Way.
She IS more winning than COMMANDING and hci MUG
victories seen, 10 come % her OF themselves and not
O. The result Of any serious effort on her own part;
Eren Pvmpton, as Ingomar, was robust ana el
fectiye especially in the earlier scenes In Dbl, Wild
tory Ills prcSeutaon " te part Is one tAft 'f ~
MARKS the contrast between the rude barbarian ti' u"
delicate Greek girl who can commend DIS oDHrl'c
with LOOK, and rule and check llS anger wan "a
in the part Of the Timarch hut Pee did TINT ln'l'
well, while ". u. Crompton As lolydor. {. Lc.Ae
Allen as Ny-ou. and Mrs. NJ. y. Icnroytr' As A''ti
were all satisfactory.
The s1va-"s Of incomars band also deserve men
ton for more effective acting tIan is common n mere
crowd, Oh thc stage. Three h9n'-'n" '''n'- "''"
shown The audience va. fair iu SIZE rui wa -in 90
arprcciatiOn. showing wish u greet tI' ioln SCR
kindly. and 10 enjoy her vert Tntuc' z" tif l.'",,
extent and at the same time 10 indicate rs good Will
ay.d tie qrli n ZINC d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-01-14
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Tho wedding Of Miss Carrie Strouse 10 James Oonen
will take place this evening at the home OF inc orue
pncc. No 100 West sixty thiri-st
Miss Alice Jerome daughter of Addison Jerome
will lie married to benjamin BOwden Lawrence this
of, noon at the home of her mother, at Audubon
Park.
Receptions were given yesterday afternoon by Mrs
Charles H. Marshall. No. 40 West Ninetecnth-st: Mrs
Fuller. No. So East Thirty ffthst.; Mrs j. T. Parish
70 20 Park-ave.. and Mrs. Frederick Cromwell, NO
3 West Fiftieth-st.
The wedding of Miss Lizzie A. Warehouse to Bryan
lawrence Kennedy will take place tomorrow morn
rg AT St Lcos Church. in West Twenty eighth-st
4 dinner was given last night al No. 81 Fnthave
- Pohert g. Roosevelt Minister to the Netherlands
~ he Association for the Protection OF Game OF when
ra has been president for long time. Twenty hyc
80 .Na members were present. and all the name cards
Mad on them hand painted pictures of birds and under
nnsa,h verses in rhyme descriptive or SARCASTIC or
iocose reference to each