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LADIES WnApprns. TIA Cows.

LADIES, WRArpEns. TEA Cows.
SILK AND FLANNEL WAISTS
200 Ladies' Print Wrappers. best quality.
sL25 each.
100 Ladies' Flannel Wrappers in Blue and
Gray and Black and Gray Stripes. 81 80 each
100 Ladies' Flannel Wrappers with robe front
in Black and Gray and Medium Brown Stripes,
with border. Only 81 each.
1 Line Atwood French Flannel Wrappers in
Garnet. Navy and Black and White Stripes
Only $3.50 each.
Line Finest Quality French Flannel Gowns
In new Cashmere Designs, Garnet, Navy and
Old Rose. clio each.
Line French flannel Gowns In Navy and
White and Cardinal and White, with plated vest
and brier stitching. $40 each.
100 Atwood Striped Flannel Wrappers, with
combination robe froats OF PLAN cash mere,
in Gray. Garnet. Navy aud Brown. Only $3.50
and 80 each.
We invite special attention to our superb col.
lection Of Fine Imported Tea Gowns, in fine
csshmeres. silks aud pushes ranging in prices
from $l2. 90 to $50 each.
10 dozen Ladies' Atwood Flannel Norfolk
Waists. in Black, Cardinal and Navy, s275
each.
so Surah Silk Waists, new styles In Black and
Cardinal. 50. so each.
(Third foor IL tn st. building)
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For The BLooD.
Weakness Malaria, Indigestion and Biliousness take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
1t cures quickly For sale by all dealers in medicine.
Get the genuine. d
WHEN YOU SUFFER FROM SICK HEADACHE.
w dizziness constipation, &c, remember Carriers
Little Liver Pills Will relieve you. One pill Is Dose
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Masonic FAIR, BALTIMORE. VIA B. & o. RR-
On account OF the Masonic fair at Baltimore the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell excursion
tickets from Washington 70 Baltimore and re-
turn at rate of 81 for the round trip, including
admission to the fair. Tickets will be good on
train leaving Washington at 420 p. m. and ali
trains thereafter Wednesday, November S, valid
for return passage on all regular trains or on
special tram leaving Baltimore at ll:3O pm
same day
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NATURE EvrR FAITHFUL Is
10 such % trus. her faithfulness."
-Esxnsou,
THE NATURAL CARLSBAD sPRUpEI SALT

Idk NATURAL CAhAeoAO ofAoDAA BALL
powder form IN the solid commitment Of the natural
min ersl waters of Carlsbad hsbituAl ups-
ton. rheumatic aud equity affections. btiiousne~A,
obesity dysepsa chronic cstzrrh Il the stomach snd
II Q wonderful remedy.
no sense mere puryative, but IL alternative and
elininstive remedy which dissolves tenacious biis
1t acts sYothipgy and without pain. Beware
of limitations The genuine article has the stgnsturo
clay street New York and the seal u the city every
bottle. Pamphlets mailed free UPON applicstaoa-
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A NV DEpARrunr
IN EVENING FOOT WEAR

=: DAME FASHION NOW REQUIRES. ..
=: EEyyENISa DRESS; FANCY CLIPPERS -.
-: SOLD At FROM . , SO TO 90 ApAIR,
AN EXPENSIVE Luxury, WHICH . .
.: PROBABLY HAS PREVENTED MANY
YOUNG PERSON fhOM pAkT1C1-
.: rATING IN FESTIVE OCCASIONS. :.
.: A LONG FELT WANT BY ADDING
TO oUh LARGE STOCK LINE OF
.: As DAINTY AND PRETTY EVENING
- THAN HALF USUAL PRICES. ..
Our present line comprises: -
.: Bronze Evening SLIPPERS. with hand ..
some bUws. ut l.5O.
.. Ono Strap button sI,ppsrs donsoIa
vAinps with sa-<is IuArterS. At $t.S0.
.: snras sdo,,,n slippers with bows aud 4.
o1idjz.d buckles stsI.15. -
.: clarct kus-i.n Calf Thso siippers.~ith >.
cut sse-i tucsics ~ FL -. -
.: rstsn, ls..hs, y.lnp Adonis Slippers, =:
=. Patent Leather Oxford Ties with cloth . .
suede tops ID various shades $3.50. =
Whitc t-aiuoskb Siipfefs NJ tI25.
-: Misso.' Spring Reel Dancing si,ppsrs -.
.. Gents, Bee. Patent Leather Evening =.
Ties SI.SQ. e
.. aeats' French Patent Calf Laced Boots
AID GAitsrs 1T SJJJ.
.. H'ys' and Youths Res, Patent Leather
Dsucirx Slippers. sI.2o. -
.. CALLANDEXAMINE THESE GOODS .
.. EQUAL TO THE GOODS OTHER
DEALEItS ARE ASKING DOUBLE
.. THE MONEY FOR WE SHALL ADD
To OUR VARIETY FROM TIME TO
=. TIME AND WILL FURNISH THE
EXACT COUNTERPARTS OF THE
=. MOST LUXURIOUS EVENING FOOT
WEAR Al PRICES WITHIN THE
- BEACH OF EVERYBODY. ..
HI "A HH NM ssss
HHH "A iiHH MN ssss
1 L "a "a HI MN MN ssss
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES
SIG SEVENTH ST.
1922 PA. AVE.
IL 231 Pa. AVE Sc.
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Go To THE RroHr PLACE
FOR YOUR CLOTHING.


When you want to buy an OvERCoAT go to Cloth
ing House. Don't go to q store where overcoats.
Dresses China Ware, Toilet Sets and Patent Medicines
all jun bled together 1t takes time. thought and
special attention to sell Clothing to the public at
BEDROCK PRICES. Only frst-class Clothing House
who makes GRAND SPECIALLY Of the manufacture
of Clothing do it, Our Clothing made right at
factories where the best skilled cutters and tail
employed. You get good Clothing cheap when
dealing with U.S. and great specially il OVER
COATS
JUST NOW
Our grand line Of So. $40 and els
OvERCOATs
Are interesting every one We know they the best
value in Washington, and that's the we're push
ing them to the front Our BIO and s12 garments are
equal any that merchant taors charge $50 to S2S
for. Made from good, substantial fabrics and lined
and trimmed to give the satisfaction in
sense of the word.
THE ovERcoATs
We offer you are strictly tailor made from English
Kerseys and Meltons and Auburn Meltons, Verumbo
Chnchillas Plain. Blue Black and Brown Beavers and
Chevots, Double-warp Csssimeres. &c. Some are
cloth lined and others lined with good farmer satin
and satin sleeve lining. Come along and take your
choice at s10 s13 and S15 Sail right in II want
IN Overcoat and buy It direct ut headquarters.
NEW YORK oNE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
81 9TH ST. NV.
ol7-32s WASHINGTON. DC.
WEDNESDAY. OCT. 20. 1890.
ELPHoNzo yoUNas COMPANY announce the
arrival Of
NEW PRESERVED GINGER. u. and whole.
400 Pots.
NEW PLUM PUDDING y H.. III. ib and III
500 Cans.
NEW FRENCH PRUNEs. three sisss.
Hail. Ton.
NEW pRUNELLEs. Very nns.
Price Moderate.
NEW NEW YORK BUcKwHEAT.
Extra Quality.
PURE VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP.
Superior Goods.
PURE STRAINED HONEY.
From White Clover.
ELpHoNzo YoUNas coMPANx
o20 42S0sh IT. bet d andx
A LII DlSORDEkS CAUSED By BILIOUS
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tending their use. Try them.
n N N T.TyW
IL use Of Angosturs Bitters. ths South AmR1can
tonic Of Dr. J. G. b. siegery Sons. Ask your drug.
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FLASSEL DEPARTMENT.

The latest novelty in this department il the
Eureka" Heavy Twill Flannel for Children's
Cloaking, &c.
This is q very handsome and stylish material
and can be found in the following combinations
Of coloring:
Cream with delicate stripes Of Olive; Cream
with Olive and Blue Checks; Cream with COM
binations of Drab. Blue and Yellow, and Cream
with Mottled Blue and Gray Piaids. Only Il
per yard.
fSecond door, IL tn st. buiidinr)
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BE BEAurrrun

lie DEAUTIFUL
Mime. A. RUPERT, World famed Complexion spe-
ciaist and Lecturer has lectured this subject in
all the larger America ana Europe. She
fails to fill the largest thesters every city ard is
always Endorsed by the leading newspapers NY World
says: Madame RUPERT the renowned complexion
specialist lectured TO fashionable audience Fifth
Avenue Theater last evenIng-hundreds turned
away" To those who have been unable TO hear this
eminent authority she will send her eightpaxe
cular. giving valuable information receipt Of 40.
postage Mime. Rupert is the originator of Wonder
ful Face Bleach. which creating such furore among
society ladies at present NINE. A. RUPPERT.
1913 Branch Office $50 7th st. u.w., Washington,D DC
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Scorrs EMULSION.
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES BRoNCHITIa
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILK
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS.
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES sCRoFULA IN ALL FORMS
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DISEASES
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL wITE
HYPoPHosPHITES Is SOLD ALL ovEF
THE WORLD. nos
nYsPEPsIA MAKES YOU NERVOUS. AND NER
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Full AND Russ1se Ovrn

Full AND RuxS1Ne OvEn
Big as are. we couldn't get all the CLOTHES we
made up for this season in the house. Lots and lots
headquarters We only need ten hours notice to give
us fresh supply
Saturdays business left the tables full Of
bare places, and we've filled them in from
the reserve with some new fancy patterns
in CAssIMERES, CHEvIoTs. TwEEDS
and HOMEsPUNs-diGerent from any
we've shown. You'd drop . BLACK
CHEyIOr for them any tme-although
we've plenty Of those. There some
cloth designs. you know. that have gen.
teel air about them. Good taste takes ZEN
naturally as q squirrel to . tree.
Have them in SACKS and CUTAwAYs-
SINGLE and DoURLE-BREAsTED.
Speaking Of the patterns our suits are
cut on--we've always inclined to the
opinion that nothing past improve
ment-but we've been obliged to mote an
exception" on our own theory-we'ye tried
hard to find fault with ourselves It's been
afruitless hunt we're delighted to say. We
certainly live in the atmosphere Of perfec-
non Our patterns are literally unimprove-
able.
We brace ourselves firmly and have torn
price and quality farther apart than they're
ever been before. To be plain-LOwER
PRICES FOR THE BEST CLOTHES.
Ar sAKS'-
$40 10 s35-
'''s'''s'''' Whenever q purchase Ia made in the
WHO Juveniles Departmens-no matter wha,
CAN IT is-let the little guess on the seeds
GUESS in our big Pumkin. We've PONY fol
............ the nearest
sAKs AND COMPANY.
PENN. AVE GOOD CLOTHES
AND 7THSL MAKERS
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A IL DlsORDEKs CAUSED By A BILIOUS
state Of the system can be cured BY usne Carriers
Little Liver P6 No pain, gripping or discomfort ~
tending their use. Try them.
II AIDES ARE GREATLY BENKRITED By TIE
~ use Of Angosturs Bitten. the South Ama!lcan
gisk
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LACE DEPARTMENT.
g. We arc showing for evening wear 5-inch trim
ming widths Of "Mousseline de Sole" E,ubroid.
cries in White Cream aud Black. at 4Oc, Soc,
65c. Sc. and 9oc. per yard.
Also patterns in colors. Mais. Gray Light
aud Csc. per yard. Exquisite designs aud col
orings.
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LINEN DErARrmxsr.
Each year increases our sales of Fancy
Luncheon Sets for wedding and holiday pres
ents. Our linen buyer. who is always on the
al ert has been unusually fortunate in securing
one Of the best bargains in this class Of goods
ever sho WI in Washington. Thursday morn
ing. for your greater convenience and In spec
ton, We shall display the different styles on
center table, front of Linen Department
800 Fancy Border Fringod Damask Lunch
con Sets, with PLAIN and knotted fringe
2x2h yards Plain Fringe, S3 30 set.
2x3 yards Plain fringe. S4.25 set.
2x313 yards Plain Fringe, 50 set,
2x2}9 yards knotted Fringe, 81 set
2x3 yards knotted Fringe ) set
tSecond floor. It'll st. buiiding)
Norros DEPARTMENT.
partial Catalogue of staple Notions con.
stantly on sale At counters at the lowest
prices
"Tomaso" Cushions Is. 25. 81 and SOC.
"Strawberry" Cushions, 75c. to $l.25
Plush Tomato Cushions, in assorted colors,
As, 62 and 75c.
Strawberry and Tomato Emories. z. 10 and
15c.
Cbs,nois Emories, 10c.
Yokes for flannel skirts. LOG
100 Hair Pins in a box &c.
Glove Darners &c.
Stocking Darners, and loo
Also
Chrochet Silk. Whsebone Casing.
Wash silk. Cotton Betting.
Mattress Binding, Silk Betting.
Carpet Binding. Tracing W heels,
Hair Pins, Cube pins,
Curling Irons. Safety Pins.
Dress Shields. Novelty Braids.
Cable Card, COTS Skirt Braid,
Corset steels. Coats Cotton,
Corset Lacers. Needle Cases.
Spool Holders, Belongs Silk, &c
First floor; 11th st. buildipg.)
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BLAsKEr DEPARTMENT.
Late arrivals in this department include 200
OF those elegant silk" Couch Robes in beauti-
ful combination Roman stripes. 81. so each.
large assortment of Wool Blankets for max
ing into Bath Robes. Dressing Gowns and
Wrappers. $3.50. So. 90 and 1850.
10-4 White Wool Blankets. extraordinarily
good vaiue Only S2.75.
ia White Wool blankets Only a.
12-4 textrI siZe) White Wool Blankets with
just enough cotton to make them nnshrinkabie
$3.50.
Reversible White Mitcheline Quilts light
wei sht, but very durable $3.50.
White Comforts cotton filling. 81, S125
IL. 80 and upward.
White Cheese Cloth Comforts. $l.75.
c )lored BItiste, $3.50.
Fourth floor. lth st. buildingD
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BLACK GooDs DEPARTMENT.
Priestey's Atwood Indian Stripes" in IA
patrerns-42 inches wide. 81 per yard
LUPUS Cancels Hair and ChevIots in 6 differ
ent weaves-T5c. per yard.
4U-inch All-wool "Foule Serge" Soc. per
yard
tFirst floor, I'd annex near skylieht)
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DYSPEPSIA MAKES YOU NERVOUS, AND NER-
~ vousness makes dy speptic; either renders
you miserable Carters Little Liver Pills cure both.
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THE DEMOCRATIC CYCLONE.
How t b Accounted for by Men OF
Both Parties.

MANY MEN on MANY nISps--vrxws OF nrfrsLi-
CANS AND pBMocRkrs--'oFF-rEAR" TALK
EFFECT OF THE Tariff ACT AND n'KiSLEY
BIBLICAL rssuRs.
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JUST NOW
Our grand line Of SO. $40 and els

Are interesting We know they the best
value in Washington and that's the we're push
ing them the front. Our $40 and S12 garments
equal to any that merchant taors charge $50 to S2S
for. Made from good. substantial fabrics and lined
and trimmed to give the satisfaction in every
sense of the word
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"Oh, l wish ha wonldn't.n said dear glll
as she opened the box and for one long mo-
ment vi pure delight drank the exquisite
beauty and perfume Of tho great cluster Of
velrety "Jncks.1
'''lhey'rc lovely and 50 is lie but do wish
he wouldn't' She repeated us She lifted out
the great bunch and thrust them with tho
most elaborate and artistic carelessmess into
great cut glass rose BOWL.
why shouldn't he, if he wants toy asked
hcr listener
She flushed Il little but answered bravcly;
because he can't afford it,
You see, sl,, went on hurrjclly, II know
the dear fellow cares for nle--kruw it Just as
well It's If he Lad told me SO, and well, l
wouldn't feel distressed over this IL You
see, youn4 men are 50 foolish about these
things. y ilower seems to them the very
npothenss Of Il gift 10 Il girl, ana 50 ii would
Inc If we lived i'll Already and roses were to
he ind for the plutkin%. But we don't; we
live i'll New York where every bud costs
big round dollar and tho poetry of flower
giving resolves Itself into the decided prose
of earning the dollars 10 pay for them
Il ciont know T0in', salary, Of course, but
/ iuow it i>l,'i tea Thousand Il year, and here's
30 worth Of Jacks am -,!rc. Ii Ii, would
only he content v All lass But just because
an. one q ttc ,,irls F.itose fathers eau buy
them Il hundred lack everyday III the season
II hey want Them lie thinks he must do no
less But hes SO foolish! Fin sure l should
TT. Just as happy with Il dollar bunch Of vn.-
t4tS, and IM moi Slir" hut would admire
him The NOR" FOR his independence in daring
to send tlAHW!.&-ENr!lgnge-
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-iu elegant o9@lm drawn bl- Il pair Of
gayly ran;tri@ri4a horses turned into
FoniIil ;,YvHt3v. coming east from BROAD
way !y Ill" way Of Twcntg-tllirI street
On the Lax %.eg% u c0achman and footinan
as we'll i;ronl4ttl and us styliShly bctecnrd
us the stet.d- who tlrc.v mil;,,ly comfortably
cnsconccti inside the coupe.
Niilady. blythe way, WIS n particularly
pretty Young woman, with mn aristocratic
bearing.
AS the carriage swept by the Lyccuul
theatre the fair patrciuu leaned out of the
window and said IL few words to the coach
man, who promptly turned his horses and
stopped them in the middle OF the street.
The moment the horses stood still the door
WIS opened by milad% herself, who, with
quick word to the footnian to keep his
place, set II dainty foot plump into the
1iasty mud, and, STOPPING down, deity
raised Il worn horseshoe from the mirc and
placed it upon the box. Then, with Il nod
to the coHchman, she entered her carriage
aL;;.lil, and the handsome equilage dashed
oil in he direction of Madison square.
1t was another case of the superstition
that horseshocs found by chance bring
good luck if actually picked up and pre-
served by the fortunate finder.--New York
Herald.
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KNOCKED OUT BY A FISH.

Unpleasant Experience of an Amateur
sailor with n Largo Flying Fish.
Persons who have not experienced some
seafaring among tho West India islands
and become to some extent familiarized
with the tricks and antics of the flying fish
Which abound in these waters will be
surprised at the velocity they attain in
their short flights. The fish will never
leave the water unless compelled to do SO
by their natural enemies, the dolphins, and
when they do fly they shoot through the
air like a rocket.
Some years ago, while OH u voyage to Rio
Janeiro, had an experience off the Cuban
coast with flying fish that am not likely
to forget and which made me the subject
of considerable mcrriment among my older
companions. The majority of them were
old sailors who had visited these waters
many times before and were well acquaint-
ed with the tricks of the winged fish
They prefer flying Mt night, and it was
during the midnight watch that 1 met
with my adventure. The night was one
Of those balmy evenings peculiar to sub
tropical waters, seldom if ever experienced
In the north. The full moon was shining
SO brightly that one could almost feel its
rays The breeze had fallen away com
pletcly, allowing the sails to flap lazily
against the spars in accompaniment to the
monotonous squcaking of the vessel as
she wallo"ed lazily in the trough Of the
long ground swell. AS far rs eye could
reach around the horizon not ripple was
visible on the surface Of the sea. The very
elements appeared to be slumbcring. The
whole watch, with the exception Of the
man at the wheel and 7, were gathered
around the colnbings of the fore hatch
spinning yarns and smoking 1 was seated
upon the capstan on the "lookout,'' but the
somnolcnce of the very atmosphere itself
kept me ina dfowsy state just between
waking and sleeping.
This, together with the musical chirp-
ing of the "AIother Carcy's chickens" in
the fore rigging, proved too much for my
feeble efforts at wakcfulness, and several
times | came within an ace of falling
overheard. This continued until near the
end of my watch, when as T. peacefully
dozcd off heard u sudden "sHish," and
before was aware of what had happened
received n terrific blow between the eyes,
the force OF which knocked me off the cap
stan over the windlass and down to the
deck. l leaped up, seized n Delaying pin
and demanded to know who hit me. Nv
answer was d burst Of laughter, and one Of
the men pointed to the topgallant forecastlc
ut a large flying fish Tapping on the deck.
1t had struck me while passing over the
ship and raised u lump the size of hen's
egg between my eyes. We fried the fish the
next morning and brcakfasted off Of it,
New York Herald.
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The Favorite Drink of old England.


In his annual financial statement to tho
house Of commons recently Mr.. Goschen,
chancellor of the exchequer of Great
Britain, stated that the revenues Of the
Kingdom had exceeded the estimates by
more than g3, 100000. Here is an extract
from his remarks:
The consumption of alcohol in the past year,
as compared with the previous year, accounted
for Eli increase In the revenue of no less than
tl,s00,GJO. This placed on the government and
on parliament an increasing obligation to deal
with the question Of the consumption of nlco-
llolic drinks. (Cheers) OF all the beverages III
the world, that which showed the greatest in.
crease Of consumption during tho ycar was rum,
OF this liquor which was principally consumed In
seaports and fishing ports in half qnartern or gill
drams it calculated that 2i5, 600 600 Of drums
were consumed in 1888, and that that amount
was increased by 30,ooo,0u0 drams III the past
year. And us there was also an increase iii the
consumption Of wine, and, an increase Of per
gent in the consumption of beer, 1t was evident
that an increase Of prosperity still meant an in-
crease in the consumption of alcohol
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copper roloretl or blonde wig, but i'll reality
she isl pale skinned brunette with straight
black hair and deep brown eyes of remark
able brilliancy. Her features are delicate
and pi1uant, her smile slightly sarcastic,
and Oh the street she is distinctly tailor
made girl, carrying her small head rs
proudly poised ns the Duchess of Lcinster.
She lives with her mother and sister in an
artistic apartment on Gramcicy square.
not /. stones throw from the new Players
club. AS Shakespeare's hcroincs she has
achieved different degrees of success, but
critics have agreed in pronouncng her Des-
dcmona ideal and altogether lovely. In
the ,clinging, white crepe gowns and Cenci
like turbans, and with an expression of
wondering innocence III her large eyes, she
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send the critics pens travelling ecstatically.
As if nature had not been over loving in
giving her Il face OF such bewildering beau-
ty, she is tall, cxquisitcly rounded, dis
tngue, and graceful rs young palm. Her
manner is in keeping with this attractive
ensemble, her voice of liquid and penc-
trating sweetness Withal she has I'M
doubted talent for the profession she has
chosen This praise in cold black and
white sounds fulsome, whereas it is only
the simple truth.
There was Il stir in New York society
about a year ago when Mrs w. X. Van
derbilt's sister welded NJ. dc Fontenilliat,
during holiday in Europe. The marriage,
like so many others between American
bellies and impoverished foreigners, was II
failure, and now Nine. Julie de Fonten-
illiat never sees her whilom husband. She
is bent on carving fortune in the way her
talents direct, and will soon be seen behind
the footlights. Dion Boucicault is her
MASTER and he considers her most prom
ising pupil. In delicate comedy Nine. de
Fontenialiat is strikingly good. Following
the example Of most society women who
step almost from the drawing room to the
stage she will appear in a new play, Special
ly written for her. She has a character
face, what artists are fond of calling a
stype" and theatrical people a ''finc stage
face' A profusion Of silky, golden hair
lies in natural waves all over her shapcl3
head. Her large, gray eyes meet your own
clearly and directly. She has strik1ngly
white teeth and good, boldly cut features,
which will not become insignificant in the
trying glare of the calcium light.
Minna Gale first came into prominence
in New York as leading lady of the Booth
Barrett combination, particularly two win
farc
engagement of "Vcnetian Nights" includ-
ing only "Othello" and "The Merchant of
Venice" She is well born, well bred, well
educated, dainty md cultured to her i'm
maculate finger tips. Like Rosalind, she
is ''more than common tall ]" but her pro
portions are so perfect she does not look
her many inches except when she shows
good half head above an actor of medium
height. For this reason she wears heelless
shoes and fiat, wide hats upon the stage.
Theatre goers are familiar with her in