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ROUND ABOUT TOWN.

Finest lot Of frogs legs just received at
Parker's.
Give the 4th OF July committee a help
ing hand.
Regular monthly meeting Of the Hook
& Ladder will take place at 8 o'clock to-
night,
The federal park racing track is being
placed in 1rst-class condition Tor the
4th.
The insurance companies have notified
their agents to deliver policies only upon
payment of the premium. Didn't the
agents always DO so?
Capt. Gray is to-day having made the
first cutting of young alfalfa in the plaza.
That old fashioned colored man who
sings the sythe seems to understand his
business
For unavoidable reasons, several Of the
participants being i'll, the Littehsles
musical recital, booked to take place at
the court house tomorrow night, is post
poned till Tuesday, the oath, one week
from tomorrow evening.
Mr. Chas. l.. Bishop, so long in tie &C.
counting room OF Mr.. Staab, has pur-
chased the Fulton market fixtures and on
the LIST will open on the plaza a new gen.
eral market and table supply depot.
The San Juan church dedication excur-
sion will leave at 6 a. N. on Thursday
over the Santa Fe Southern, returning at
s ;25 p m. The college band will be on
hand to eniven the occasion with music.
Superb trout fishing may be had up the
canon Of the Rio Santa Fe just now.
Grey flies are used chiefly as bait until
the shade is encountered, and there
the fish bite best at young grasshop-
pers,
The man who never spends dollar
advertising in his home paper ought to be
the last one to critcse the home papers
lack Of enterprise. The home paper is
just what the people Of the community
make it.-Ex.
DonOghue will begin burning to-mor-
row kiln of Grst-class brick, numbering
$50 ,000-"and | have q place to put them
in the wall too" said he. \ second
kiln will be ready shortly, in which
Is coo pressed brick for fronts will be
burned.
Prof. 4. L. Landrum, Of California,
who has just closed a series Of dancing
lessons for children at Albuquerque and
given much satisfaction, has arrived in
Santa lie and may organize a summer
class here. Parents OF Santa Fe would
no doubt he glad of such an oppor-
tunitv to cultivate graces in their chill
dren.
Major ralcn and Miss Mugler have
each sent Mrs. Prince IS to be used to-
ward defraying the freight charges on the
iron settees for the plaza. Such donations
are very acceptable, for if the ladies are
compelled to pay the regular freight rate,
they will scarcely be able, with the
amount now Oh hand, to make their &C.
counts balance. Then, too, the settees
come knocked down." and workmen
have yet to be paid for placing them in
position.
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TIE STATEHOOD CALL.
The State Constitutional Convention
Delegates to Reassemble in August
The Resolution.

Following is copy Of q resolution
adopted by the New Mexico state consti-
tutional convention Just prior to adjourn
ment in September last
Resolved, That when this convention
adjourn it shall be to meet at such time as
another meeting may be called by the
president or by any ten members thereof
by written notice mailed to each member
thereof at least twenty days previous to
such meeting.
In accordance with the above the ap-
pended call was issued Yesterday:
Los LrNAs, n. NJ,
limo TX 1900
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Los LrNAs, n, NJ,
Jnne. Is. 1SQ0.

In pursuance of the authority conferred
by resolution of the constitutional con-
vention assembled in Santa Fe, N. NJ, In
September, 1889, hereby call meeting
OF said convention to be held at the terri
torial capitol i'll Santa Fe, n. NJ, on the
18th day of,August, 1890, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon. j. FRANCISCO CHAVEZ,
President of the Coastal Con
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The many remarkable cures Hoods
Sarsaparila accomplishes are sufficient
proof that it does possess peculiar curative
powers.
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CONNECTIONS.

ALBUoUFRQUF-A., I. 4 5. +. Railway for all
POINTS east and south.
PRESCOTT JUNCTlOE--rrescctt & Arizona
CeBtrsl railway, for FoIt Nhirple aid Pres
colt.
BARsTOW-C California Southern railway for Los
Angeles, San Diego and other stuthun Cali
lorna points.
AoJAVE--7 outhern Pacific for Fan Francisco
Sacramento and northern California points
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We have In stock . line of Toilet
Articles Of every description;
also a full line of Import
ed Cigars 3 Imported
Il California Wines
and Eran'iin@.
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Everybody aGiait> wv carr, the
largest stock ia the territory
In our line, consequent.
we defy competition 10
quality or in prices.
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With work in progress in Colfax coun-
~ on the southwestern extension Of the
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE.-Coal Declaratory Statements q
l. the office OF Daily NEW MEXICAN.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FTNO rem "A suite of three desirable room
l. on MOntezuma avenue. good water and !
C ton. Apply to v . l.. Wihmeyer, Signal Offic
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NhslnAnDl EASTWARD.
---- STATIONS. --------
no, 8. mo. !. no. :. no. 1.
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Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.

Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
No change is made by sleeping car passengers
betN cen Bel Francisco md Kansas City, or
San Diego and Los Angeles and Chicago
The Grand Canon of the Colorado
Heretofore inac( essible to tourists, can easily
be reached by taking this line, via Peach
Springs, aud stage Tide thence OF but twenty
three mules. 1hik canon Is the grnndeSt and
most wonderful Of natures work.
Stop OFF at Flagstaff
And hunt tear, der and Wild turkey In the
pasnihct Mt Zine I, rests Of the San Francisco
mountains; or visit the ancient ruins of the
Cave and Cliff Dwellers.
J.. B. ROBINSON. General Manager.
W. A. PlssELL, Gen. Pass. Astt
+, T. BxnSy. Gen. ACT, Albuquerque. N. M.
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LNOR SALE.-New Mexico laws of 1889 at the
l. Daily NEW MEXICAN office; paper binding.
80; sheep binding 81, in English; 1886 and $4.35
in Spanish
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LNOR SALE.-Sheriffs' blank Tax Sale Certif
l. Gates at the office OF the Daily NEW MExI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10

Tie third annual reception Of Troop
d, d. N. G., took place last evening At
Eden Hall and was the grandsst event
Of the season. Tho entire hall Was used
and guards were stationed OH every
flight of stsirs. Governor Biggs and his
stat arrived early In the evening and he
occupied seat on the elevated platform
at the end of the large hall, surrounded
by Generals Kenney aud Armstrong,
Colonels Il. T. Cooper, w. I. Stevens.
John ". Newell aud @. J. Hart and
Commissary Quinn Of his Gtad and Gap
tain Rice OF Troop Il.
Captain Gillespie and Lisutenants
Carney and De Camp OF the Third Penn
sylvania also occupied seats on the plat
form.
The troop. under command Of Lieu
teunnt Stevenson, went through the car
binc and sabre drills and executed the
various difficult and intricate movements
with the greatest precision.
shortly after y O'Clock tie following
members Of the State Feucibles Of Phila-
delphia arrived: Captain 4. <. Packer,
Lieutenant A. Melville. Lieutenant W.
q. Pierce, Lieutenant j. Il. Muhlbauer,
Sergeant Thomas Flood. Sergeant Scott,
Hospital eteward William Collins, Ser
gent George Christy.
Dancing commenced shortly after 10
o'clock, aud while It was in progress q
number Of invited guests gathered In the
armUry, where addresses congratu'ating
the troop were made by Governor Bigss,
Robert J. Reynolds. Colonel E. 7.
Cooper, Mayor: Harrington and otherr.
Captain y. L. Rice, Jr, of Troop d.
responded.
Supper was served at 10 o'clock, and
the meDue WAS splendid. Alter the
board was cleared there was "a feast OF
reason and flow OF SOUL" in which
many OF the guests participated.
Among those present 10 addition to the
military visitors were: Captain Evan
Boyd and Corporal William Whitelock
OF New Castle; J. W. Causey, OF MIL
ford; Robert j. Reynolds, of Petersburg;
Attorney General John Biggs, Peter j.
Stdhsm and wife. Z. W. Edwards and
wife, Theodore Stewart, Mayor Harring-
ton, Troop Surgeon j. Paul Lukens,
Miss Meta Reeves, Edward Farra. Lam
bert Nicholson, his. Joscph Bailey, Misc
Lucy Miller, DIR. q. II Csntwell, Mlss
Martha Mckeowan, Mrs. L. L. Rice, Dr.,
Miss May Wcldie, Miss Bessie Weld,e.
Miss Anna NJ. Herbert, Mrs Johu
A. Beers, Miss Mary Beers. Miss Lillian
Beers, Edward Mullin, Robert G. Frst,
I. II. Kelley, Miss Jennie Z. Townsend,
Mira. James Dewey, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Savoy Evans, Frank A. Mitchell and
vile, Charles Fehrenbsch. M,ss Bauman,
]. Hamilton hya-s, Mrs. Harry Schiller,
John Stewart, Miss Lulu Wilson, james
i'asson, Mrs. Dodo Sparks, Misc Ma y
LeCompte. Miss Carney, Misses Title
and Lulu Graham. Peter Lauhy, the Hon.
William II. Armstrong OF Wiliismsport,
Pa. Mrs. Mahoney OF kiikwood, Del.
The reception WAS grand success, and
all present enjoyed themselves.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10

The REpuDi.reAS Levy Coui; report
dropped in couple Of times ILLS tod
noon to see how the other eleyea meu
bers were getting along Preside
Grub raked him over the Goals Tor nj
being present for two days past aud th}
said they got along very well will)t
him. TIE reporter did not siay ysi
long No nothing public was being tran
acted. some Of the members wei
handling piles Of county orders, ole 4
two were reading newspapers, I'd
Sothwell was counting up Il
majority he was going TO hav
at The Democratic nomination ID
Sheriff, Uncle setr.ek was thinking ore
old times as he turned ever aD Old Lsv1
Court minute book, Of 1854, ard sqai1
Wier looked weary after his Last night
speech. Boss McGlessey having gOn
10 laying brick instead Of political wlid
Was rot present.. The reporter lttuyne'
about Ii. so O'Clock and found no chang
except that MIR. Hickman aud Nd
Roberts having got through With con
fab In the committee rcou were 10 'Asl
seats In the main room.
Pres dent Grub sail he va, hoplu
the Levy Court would get Though u
morrow, but Clerk Osborne spoke y
and said they couldn't do it, as all u
reports were not ready. Al II O'elot
court Adjourned until 1870 o'cleck,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10

Chase & Chirpsy will DO known in tie
future as the q. c. firm. They have Just
start in the undertaking business, and
are succeeding Liccly. They have had n
funeral every day this week. They are
young men who arc highly appreciated,
and deserve the patronage OF their
friends.
Vincent Berry has started a grocery
and restaurant business, aud deserves the
patronage OF his friends.
The African Grand CommAnderv, who
visited ri tsburg last Friday, have re.
turned They report having AL excellent
time. Some of Them never saw natural
gas before, aud can tell more about 1t
now than the man who discovered 1t.
The series OF entertainments now going
on at st. PAnl's are being well attended.
Walter Glasgow was there Last night and
did his whole duty. Mr.. Glasgow 10 one
OF those people you don't meet every day.
He is unassum'ng In his way and has
| eayiable qualities, and to understand him
you have 10 DO associated With him.
The Bari er's Mutual Aid bail is only
one week oif Boys dou't forget your
pigeon tall Coats, because the girls are
hooking TO this entertainment. rs being
the browning event OF the season. Prof
Sharper is doing what he can to make
the event what 1t shonli be. You must
remember that skilny Augustus Is dead,
and Mr. Sharper /, the only man III the
| terpsichorean business that is able to sus
taiu lie position a n teacher.
Rev. Speucer Williams has recuper.
atcl sufficiently 10 attend 10 his business.
MIR. Il. Pinket Of From, street is doing
all lie can tc brilg the Bap,st sunia,
sca ol TO the front. lie is musician,
and II doiLg wha, he can to sustain h.,
reputation. Although tEele are many
BARRIERS Oh Front street he says he Is tn,
uuly one
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10

At meeting Of the Board of the Boys'
and Girls National Home and Employ
ment Association. in Washington, d. G.,
committee was appointed TO confer
with the Maryland branch Of the sssocia-
ton respecting the opening Of . farm
heme for the care Of the truant, tramp.
ing, vagrant and criminal class OF the
youth Of Virginia, Maryland and the Dis
trict OF Columbia.
Advices from Northern Teyas say that
rs per cent. of the whole crop In the
counties of Cook, Grayson, Collin, Den.
tou, Wise and Montague has been des-
troyed by insects. One OF these crea-
lures 10 very similar 10 the Northern
chinch bug and tho other Is the common
lady bug. The latter is the most dss-
tructive and 10 not only destroying wheat
but is Ranging oats and corn and even
attacking cotton.
Henry Lyons, aged 10 years. was
found guilty OF murder in the frat de-
gree, In Chicago. yesterday, for the kill
Ing of p. Peterson, and WAS sentenced to
life imprisonment. Peterson was a harm
less Swede, and the crime was uupro.
voked. The condemned youth heard bis
sentence with GOODNESS. lie merely said
''Well, l am In luck"
On Saturday last. Talt Hall. 81 yeSrs
of age, eloped with the l6-yc sr-old
daughter OF Cannes Turner, = constable,
at Goodloe, Ky. The couple were fol.
lowed by the father and overtaken, but
Hall refused to deliver up the girl. Fir
ing commenced Immediately and Turner
was killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10

The great Forepa ugh and Wild w
Shows will exhibit in this city Oh Ns
day, April 2s. and as the day a0proacAu
the interest increases.
1t would be impossible to PARTICULARS
ali the features OF this huge show, hH|
among the many are, the per'ormea|
whose balancing acts gu the swinging
trapezo compels both awe and admira1
tlon; the graceful Eusilsh somsrssul
bare back rider, Mics Ashton; premier
eQuestrienne, and one hundred other mol
ed areuic stars, including gympasIs, aero
bats, rlders and clowns, Adam fofs
paugh, Jr.'s, thrilling act OF driving iof
~ hor,Gs ct headlong speed around
quarter mile race track THIS iamoa
Young animal trainers grandest achl''s
ment. "Eclil,se, the ttapere le,Pa
pony "Blondin," the rope'walkll
horse; the great herd OF dancing W.
ing and pyramid elephants; and iiePs
turesaue and romanticaly rtai'slle
h,bition OF the "Wiid Wes"-a series
living pictures OF lie on the boldel' p'
tray cd by Indians, tcouts aud eosoe,
who have spent their lisee anll Y
scenes they enact. Tbs msr'eioAs 'a1 ,,
lug Of Captain Bogardns' 'hs you,
champion rife shot, is alone at'u''
SURPRISING interest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10

Thomas J. Talley, No. 4l3 Delaware
avenue, has some beautiful flowers 10
his windows that are the admired OF all
aamirers, and many who pass by stop aud
take good look at Thorn before passing
on again. A cultivated wild daisy with
lis prolific bloom, couple Of pots of the
Harrissi Easter lily and a deutzla mo-
nopolize one window. The real beauty
OF the daisy can only be appreciated
when seen In full bloom out OF season.
The other window is made radiant
withtwo white azaleas lniull bloom one on
either side, and In the centre, varIe-
gated pink azalea, making Q beautiful
and delicate contrast. TIE whole Ia
eurmounted by large spirea- japonica in
full bloom. Both Mr.. aud Mrs. Talley
take great delight In the culture OF
flowers, aud their observatory is plenti.
fully stocked with large var lefty of
palms, fernes, cactus, the begonia rex au q
other begonias. geraniums, wax ivy and
other plants. Tho representative Of the
REPUBLICAN returns thanks for beaut..
full sprays Of flowers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10
1.-THE Wife" at proctors.

The Wife" was presented last season
at the Opera House and met with such
favor at the b inds of refined and criti-
cal audience that return engagement
was at once booked. This engagement
opens tonight aud ccnt'nnej for Friday
and Saturday evenings and Saturday
matinee.
There is delicious atmosphere about
tile play that is really charming. 1t is
filled with tears and sunshine as well.
The story OF the lair girl, who marries q
man in moment Of pique, or anger, and
then begins to love him, has never be-
fore been treated in 30 charming q man
ner. The pictorial elects are exquisite.
The scenery, the dresses, the groupings
form a succession OF beautiful tAbleaus
which delight the eye of the beholder
The ,ilect OF such d play canuot be any
| thing but Christening and ennooling ant
| cannot iail to hit the spectator to plan
ofideality, where nature flu Is Its loities,
rarest forms OF expression aud then suel
a magnificent cast as will present iii
play is seldom G u In Wilmington. Mrs
Bcrian Gibbs, that lovely aud delightful
ly clever actress vino played He'en TIT
man, the wife, last season, will be seen
the part agai
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10

Owing to the wet weather there was
no games in the League or Association
yesterday. The Wilmington Club will
play the strong Syracuse, N. y, Club,
next Saturday afternoon. 1t Is proba-
BILE that Dan Casey. the young south paw
twirler. will be IN the boz Tor the visitors.
Casey formerly played with the old Will
mington Club OF 1881. He was after.
wards sold 20 tire Philadelphia League
CLUB, with which club he pitched great
, ball up to last season, when 1t was
thought by hat clubs directors that his
arm had given out md he was released
He afterwards signei q c. ntract 10 PLAY
with Syracuse Club the comiux season
and 1t is sad lie is Just as good as he eve
| was.
The reason that the homa club vii
not play the Hamilton Club to-day Is tina
the home club Is getting their grounds ii
condition for Saturdays game.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10

About $50 O'clock last evening"
tram o named Robert l.owerv sn > III
fully inangled OIL the r, W. &n ' ~
road, near the West Yard. 100 u ..s
tunate man was riding on lfelsaI W.. y
and Jumred from 1t. landing 10 a.1 M.
the Washington express ~, ~. a"js
struck him, throwing him Diss q, , n.a
the wheels OF the moving lI,lss y I @si
His elk ull was fractured, ip u u ~
mashed, and his right leg y, "a M
below the hip. H. was ef' w Il IN
city at once, and taken u o. S,' n n
rooms at the station. wafs ,. I"
IN sdc an examicat Of lsIi uas 10.
The physician decided MM Mm !, Il VI |
possible to do anything ici plu' t,,,l. III
evident that bis Injuries were ,n ~, r,,,lrA
died shortly before ) o'ciocsV. .raY W |
consciousness and did no. ~, ,l a,n ~ +
pain. He stated to some o. W, mi i, i, NJ
were In the room with hilu ,,u1,cogrN
longed In BALDWIN cry, Doug ' ~ usls
Kansas, where hi. father a1u slIlFns
named @ orec Miller, arc !, Az VI
He was about 20 or 80 years , |. 10 VI
after his death his body was III he led
morgu e, where an inqugs. N"'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10
N. MEGARY g. SON,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.
We offer to-day our entire
line OF $50 and SIS Walnut
Chamber Suites for $40; conf
plete Suite OF 8 pieces. This
offer will last only as long as we
have this line of suites and is
made to dispose of the stock on
hand. We are making a change
in our line Of patterns for the
Spring trade. The Suites we
now have must go in the next
week, before the new patterns
are put on the floor. This is
indeed a chance to save a few
dollars-thc fact is known that
we only advertise what we are
doing.
These Suites are Solid Wal
nut with Marble Top, large
Bcvcl Edge Mirror on bureau.
a good Hanging Towel Rack
with glass and three fine Cane
Seat Chairs and Rocker, max
ing in all 8 pieces for $40.
Any OF these suits that are
selected now, and not needed
for few weeks. will be stored
away, subject to the order oil
the buyer.
/ We have Just received another
carload of our Solid Antique
Oak Chamber Suites, which we
have been selling for s2S anc
$50. These Suites are the very
best for sale to-day and canno
be bought elsewhere in Viii
mington. See the Suites ane
judge for yourself They ar,
, not Of the kind that pull apar
and fall down, but they are wei
) made and smoothly Finished
suites that we can guarantee.
Well put our $50 suite
against any in Wilmington
that's sold for $40. We hav,
a plenty OF them and more on tn
|. way.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10
FOURTH EDITION



~, K Al. .sS err, Me- A p oosi :,
esses the Democrats won Yesterday.
I S% S:1 2sS''p{: Sss '{ ss, :!
ID majority Of TAG for Treasurer: Bis.
hop Republican, Wa elected Auditor BY
torr,y. ana Wheeler, for Police Judge,
we're elected By 007 and 1868 majority
respectively. Canon, Republican, 10 elect
ed speaker Of the Upper House BY 81
majority. To that body were slscsed 5
Dem ocrats and five Republicans. OF
SO, 900 votes registered about ~ 900 were
cast; II, 900 voters will, therefore, under
the law pay poll tax Of ". % each for
not voting,
New YopK, April S.-The Executive
Committee OF the Hudson County, N. J.
Ballot Reform Association decided to.
night to Issue call for Q mass meeting
to protest against the seating Of Orestes
Cleveland as Mayor OF Jersey City. II 10
asserted that the election Of Cleveland
was carried by tho ring BY the Same dis
honest methods which characterized tho
election last fall, the frauds Of which
have been exposed, and Candidate Per.
kins is asked TO demand . recount II 10
generally believed that with an honest
count Cleveland would DO defeated.
pRovIpENcE, r. l., April GA re-
port has been received from West Green.
wich that after the polls closed yester-
day afternoon, and the votes had been
counted disclosing no election, the
Democrats organized another meeting
and resumed voting. Fish, Democrat,
was elected Senator, and Rsthbone,
Democrat, Representative. 1t 10 re-
ported that the town clerk will refuse to
Issue certificates OF election to Fish aud
Rathbone. The composition Of the Leg.
ialature now stands, ffty-two RepubH-
cans. forty-nine Democrats, with miro
members 10 DO elected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-10


p. II: A:s: err r., s sp ss,s s IL:
ihs bsnshs OF The chlldrsn's ward Of the
Delaware Hospital yss.erdAy afternoon
and evening, which was q decided sue.
cess. The Performance was given under
tho direction Of Charles u. Candee, IT..
The inatrumental music was superely
given by the Opera House orohistras
!, under Nr. Candies DIRECTION. When
everybody cohceraed did % well, men.
ton Of personal merit ssems like an IN.
warranted diAtinction, but ~ larger OPP
portunity came 70 the more prominent
Nctore, they allied thar measure 90 sue
cessfully that no injustice b done TO
others In calling attention to II.
Little Daisy R0belsn, IS Buttorcup ,
was the cutest figure on the stage. She
acted with rare grace and decision and
captured the audience at once.
Blanche Appleby. a. Josephine, did
WELL She was suffering from n severe
cold, which intsritrcd With her singing.
This 10 to be regretted, for she has .
sweet voice. She was literally ap-
Helen Sparks also made q bit ~ Hebe.
She was heartily encored after her song
In the second act.
The chorus sustained the principals in
. lrst class manner. The only regret is
that thcy could not make . greater
volume Of sound.
The costumes were all very pretty
and were all prepared under the direc-
tion Of Mrs. Willard Hall Porter. She
has earnestly seconded every effort Of
Mr.. Candee. and to her success In cos
tuning ths children the beauty Of the
pictures presented Is largely due.
The expressions OF pleasure at both
performances yesterday turned to earn-
est requests for repetition Of the opera.
They were 20 strong that II was decided
last night to repeat the opera tonight
week, April II. Tho sale Of tickets will
begin to-day.