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been presented under the name Of light
opera.
The production at the Broadway
III eatre New York, was a remarkably
successful one, and this was due, Ia
part, 10 the excellence Of the work Of
ihreitists and composers, in part to the
Efforts Of members Of the company, and
ia part 10 the thoToughness OF the re-
hraFsals and the magnificence Of the
spectacle.
The Merry Monarch" Is the work Of
J CheeVer Goodwin as librettist aud
Emile ChabFieT and WO0lsou Morse as
composers. Although both the local
C0llaboTaleuTs acknowledge their in
debtedness 10 q French work f8T the
original suggestion, the story is one Of
the most coherent which has been
presented 10 q comic opera for many a
aaT, and Il tells merely an incident.
King Anso ~, an East Indian mon
aIch. requires a victim 10 be executed as
o feature ID a grand festival which be IS
about % hold. but he cant fad one
among bis subjects. because they are so
perYersely loyal at length a young
perfumeTg peddler. with whom the
times are out Of Joint because he thinks
he has discovered that his sweetheart IS
alTtady married Is provoked into punch
ing NE Kings head and thus becomes
q subject for execution.
But then the court astr1loger dis
covers that the horoscopes 0f the King
and poddleT are 50 intimately associated
thai The monarch vii have only one day
~ life after The death Of the young pie
beian. and Of course the latter becomes
81 once tie object Of the greatest solicl
ude on me part Of His Elighuess.
The sweetheart mentioned Is really
TIE tauce 0f Tie king. bun before tuis Is
discovered lie King assists Iazuu the
ptidler 10 elope with her Heriss9a.
ife eulLassadoI under whose care the
Princess IS brought % tle palace sguI5
ne auaIds % shoot LaZlH. and llH a
laru IS believed lhat lhe uedlleT Is
aead 0f course, this s pleasant t9I
The King ana ali sorts 5l compile aliaai
tu-He-
Ia fhe end LIz discovers hInsa. .f
and threatens b. commit suicide 81 tla
kim marrirs Tie Princess So ta.
a.uuIeh resigns hgr hand ara declare
Bis Intention Uf making Lis Lei
Wd successor. aud When s1ueadd5
protests remarks ~ hat dtlereue.
5 does u make Hes get o de l1sl.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11

There are a score Of catchy songs, duets
1rd choruses in the opera nearly all
bright iuneful and pleasing, and they
are a coherent par; and parcel of the
work.
Corgeniol r0lcs are given To Francis
Wilson as hing Aay5 W.; Charles
Piunkett as Sir9ec6. The astrologer;
Laura Moore as IctiHa. the Princess
Neltie Leyford as t1cs. a maidin-
waiting; Marie Janscn as L4spb, and
Hubbard Smith, the woll.known Wash
inoton composer, who makes his first
professional bow as the Cdief ot Police
There viii be matinee on Saturday
only. All the original scenery is brought
here.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
Miss Agnes Huntington Successful
Appearance IA Paul Jones.


Miss Agnes Huntington is we'll known
10 WashinetoniaBs. and here. where she
had So many social uiumphs. her re
markably brilliant professional career
has been followed with the deepest in
teIest. Fresh from her great successes
I'd England Miss Huntington opened az
the Broadway Theatre New York, last
Monday evening ia Paul Jones
which the CHlcs unanimously pro
u0uuCe a most successful hit One
writer says Pleasant melodies Hoat
through my mind and visions Of sweet
faces ana pretty forms eucased IN dainty
ggrb rise before me as ! think ot the
production 1f .Paul Jones at the
Broadway Theatre last night Ihe inn
preston il made upon ue Eas distinctly
favorable ] liked Miss Agnes Hunt
ingtou i liked her company as whole
though it Is NOT without iIs weak
sruts-auI m the main jkel die opera
iu which She made such q decided li5
at the Prince of Wales Theatre
London
Size Was herself Is faT the most ~
iraCJive dzure af tile evening she has
d sweet winning face That prep
fle auii.lct iH Scr favor 3 command
.uE st9-e presence aad 3 lla s-I1l-
Fulea th4L sas easily LaIt t-rll -l4l-
DE house
so man part she dose u1- 3isp B
DE rounded curves gf EaF EElEe il sl-
gesdYe HeshiaEs As So many singers
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
Miliocker's "The seven supbiansr at
Aibaugb's Grand opera House.

AlbouEh's Grand Opera House.
At Albaugh's Opera House next
week the 1lcCatll Opera Company will
present for the first time in this city
heir latest novelty The Seven Sua6.
ians, which was recently produced In
New York for the first time in English,
when Il was at once accepted as one Of
the best comic operas heard in years,
critical opinion deciding that the par
ticular grace and spirit Of Millocker's
music with the abundance Of beautiful
and taking melodies made 1t well
worthy Of the composer Of The Beg
gar Student aud THE Black Hussar
The story is new to comic opera and
is said to be a most refreshing change
from the conventional liJrsit0 Of the
German school into which politics too
often enters; although there is a story
Of war and conspiracy, the subject Of
the plot being a satire upon the super
stitions current in Germany three cen
turies ago. Certain German cities rebel
against the rule Of the Duke Of Wurtem-
burg and a party Of students beaded by
Count Otmar enlist under the Duke and
are instrumental in putting down the
rebellion after a series Of amusing com
pications in which the Seven Suabians
are conspicuous.
The comedy roles are those of Para
celsius, the magician, and his factotum,
Spatz,e, both Of which characters are
dioll and original. The love story Is
strongly developed and leads to two
capital situations for the two principal
fnales There are four excellent charac.
ters for the lady MISUNDERSTANDING,
the Burgomastet's daughter; Hannele,
a soubrette part Emeranzi, a young
widow, and Black Grett, sorceress.
The seven Suablana pervade the piece
with songs, dances and humoresques.
The opera is placed upon the stage with
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
Mhtch Is the Iss.t Bser .

Il has often been asked What brewing
company manufactures the greatest guam
tity ~ beer IN the world. lt has been
answered in plain figures; Pahsts Brewing
Company Of Milwaukee. And Why does its
Because the pahsl beer Is noted for rs
strength, ace aud purity. Now is The time
Of year for the system 70 be built up, aud
If sou want 10 DO q order Pabst's beer. lt-
manager, Captain K. 5, Widdicumbe, is one
Of our uld citizens of this District, aud
when you orIer yUur beer from him yuu get
70 delivered with prJmpness 10 not tlil
70 give the Pabst beer your order, and once
iTied yuu viii not 90 without IL. f1-l,d
North Capitol 81. Telephone Humber, 21i
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
New Firm

On the fourth page will be found the
announcement of The firm Of Hoover IS
Snyder formerly with Dalton & Strick
land. They have opened one Of the
finest shoe houses in the city, for ladies
and gentlemen, at 1917 Pennsylvania
avenue where they will be pleased 10
show 20 the public one of the best and
most complete stocks ever exhibited
Nessrs Hoover & Snyder know the
business thoroughly and one can de-
PEND that their patronage will not be
lnrreticd.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11

and the prospects are strong for an en-
paeement that may possibly eclipse the
extraordinary success OF My Jack.
No dramatic field is more fruitful Of
GOOD results than that Of Irish comedy
drama, and "Inshavogue' is one Of ihe
best Of the class The temperament Of
the Irish Is Of a generous, impulsive
character that rarely leaves their lives
uneventful or uninteresting The con-
dition of Ireland operates to fill the
lives Of its people with incident and
their irrepressibe wit and personal
superiority to The most adverse circum
stances makes them exceedingly inter
esting to the student Of human nature.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
Good WANING shoos a Requisite.

There is no shoe house in the District
Of Columbia so wen known as the Crlw-
ford, and why. Simply because its man.
ayers sell the best So and s4 hoes ever
offered 70 the citizens of the District or
anywhere else, for that matter Polite
clerks and GOOD and comfortable shoes
VIII always continue t0 draw The crowds
TO Crawford Once you gel a pair of
the Crawford shoes you will ever after
continue % De acustnmer Remember
the number isg13 Pennsylvania avenue
You will never forget it once you have
been there
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
but Three American Tragedians LEFT
Who WIN IAka IhnLr nLaraa

There are but three American TRACE.
dians left, worthy of the name, on the
stage to-day. They are Edwin Booth,
Lawrence Barrett and Thomas W,
Keene Mr. Booth, we are sorry to
say, Il aging very RAPIDLY. A gentle
man who saw him recently emerging
from the Players Club, which IS his
home IN New York, states (hat the great
actor showed his 90 years very plainly,
and being troubled with rheumatism
he leaned heavily on the cane he used
10 assist him ia walking, He will never
again be the dashing Benedict, the
neTyy PetFRthiO he was ten years ago,
or look the Melancholy Prince Of Den
mark, as no man that ever played the
part looked II, as he did in his youth
and prime.
The glandular trouble which com
| PEELED Lawrence Barrett 20 cease acting
last season and brought him 10 the
surgeons table, and consequently face
to face with death, has prematurely
| aged him, for be Is only little over so
years Old, and as he has led blameless
| life, he should be in The height of his
/ powers. He is not desp0ndeni, bat al
times he is ultra conscious OF his years
and inclined 10 be reminiscent and
| moTose. Edwin Booth face was that
/ of the ideal student. but he never was "a
/ student in the broad sense Of the word.
I Barrett i, and l. probably the best read
| actor on the American stage.
Thomas W. keene the third and
| youngest Of the tTagic trio, had a severe
attack Of illness two years ago and IL
/ lost him an entire seasons work. IL
/ was blessing in disguise, however for IL
| gave him rest aud retTOspection. Ills art
/ IS founded upon hat Of Edmund keane
i aud The elder Booth of the former S
acting il was said, 1T was Shakes
| peare read by flashes Of lightning
| and tradition tells us that old Booth
! sometimes So far forget himself In
| Richard that he would Chass Hirba9Bd
/ from the stage az The point Of his sword.
| The modern theatre goer likes even
! his tragedy more modified than this, and
/ Keene during his cOnvalescence re-
I modelled his art more ia consonauce
| With tO.day's requirements. He has
/ Just completed the most successful en-.
[ gagemeut ever played In San Francisco
/ and The papers of that city SAY that his
/ Richard fiI and kgHiy Az. are the basi
extant Who win take the place q
| this THO when the CuItsin rings dOwE
on them for tie last time
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
LEMON ELIXIR,

stomach, Bowels, KIdnes and Blood.
Dr. MoHeys Lemon Elixir fs pleasant
lemon drink that positively cures all
Biliousness, Constipation, indigestion,
Headache, Malaria, Kidney Disease, Diz.
illness, Colds, Loss Of Appetite, Fevers
Chills Blotches, Pimples, Pain IN Back,
Palpitation OF Heart, and all other diseases
caused hy disordered liver, stomach and
kidneys, the first great cause of al fatal
diseases. Fifty cents and one dollar per
bottle. Sold by druggists. Prepared only
hN N. MuzleY. ". ID. atlanta. Ga.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
The Uaanlbai has The Can.

From ne fdris E3iiiOH Htfdfi.
The cannlbaps food costs him moth
ing, and in providing himself with II
he also enjoys the pleasures Of the
chase The civilized man goes 10 a
butchers shop for his meat, pays a big
price for Il aud finds too late that the
butcher has sent him a most uudesir-
abla puf
The daily critic., 1890-10-11

usually do, though her attire is most
picturesque, particularly In the second
and third acts Tall supple aud strong
in appearance, she really looks Ike too
formidable an adversary for most Of the
little actors in the cast 10 meet on even
terms"
The daily critic., 1890-10-11

Wilson and hts
company produce
Monday evening
at the National
Theatre ,isin stTik-
ing contrast TO
many Of the comic
operas 5 Whtc h
have been offered
10 the public re
Gently, IN that it
is as bright and
sparkling both as
iolibretto and mu-
sic as has ever
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
Auction skrr-

(tEaEeEW IICl
rrostu EF1.
at...
.u.r f.. ...| record
r-l-. '1Iil '
f. wt.n ..0us t8s
~. . at.u
.s "EMNEssnAf. tue l.tH
rn .rd hrre tae county n Washington
sold D.. .r... ErH known a.
4. W h. cg o' tu.
.ff.. Surveyor Office 90 tua H.sLu. 1. Coz
Wu'h
Terms of afU sasr.2 ir cash. balance n
Uue Eeaf at . Uur cont. ger Iruum uH.H
secured Hr H.HI of trust uu fua rr0 .r'r.
or al. cash % desired; e2.O deposit ar 'tua %.
sale AI ..UvarInnIg- at mur..I.a.s .H...
TIus tn Doe complied with within 'Hr DAYS.
ur u-fee- re HrEU Gle o. -tt 90 advert. ana
-u. aI purchaser cost Hud fIaN.
WILLIAM tETIkSHA
WILLIAM T. OkTE,
..a.rt Vr|f.t...I
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
The Rom antIC Irish Drama sIush-
ag0Euef' az Harris Theatre

The beautiful romantic Irish drama
.InshaYogue which IS famous in con
nection with The name Of the eminent
actor. ". j. Florence, viii be given a.
Harris Biiou Theatre next week with
q wealth 81 scenery that has seldom
been witnessed az this theatre. The
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
Marriage Licenses

Marriage licenses were issued to-day
to John J. Farrell and Geneva Carroll
Edward Jennings and Della Morris Of
Baltimore, Md Harris Garinket and
Rachael Dambroski of Washington.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
tending matinee.

Lady Dunlo has been appearing in
London In Augustus Harris burlesque,
Venus" Her salary is only clj week,
but the curiosity to see her is so great
that the theatre could not accommodate
the crowds. The WRUsb0H Rede5c re-
marks that this is no particular compli.
ment to the drama as an art, but Lady
Duulo may not be 10 blame.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS FOR THE rrRCHAs DF
i Useless lilCs of rIugr- Books Hu.
Memoranda War Department WASN'T uE.
TON. D.. g.. October g. Is9n. Scaled rrauo a's.
in duplicate. subject t0 tbe usual conditions.
win Ne received af iifs Uf.a. uufI' llu'a'H s.,
purchase uf certain ustless h|e- OF paVar-.
books and memoranda fUf hHr...t .r act
OF Congress. approved peUTu3rv it, I-sH
The successful bidder VIII he reuu.-e tn re-
lBv nf sale. Full iuf0rrH'un NI Doe .ur
u'shCd upon application f1 tNe SNEu.E
Division The Department reserve Ole r.Cht
o. 10 ipct any Uru all bids and tn waive defects.
Proposals must Dc IuCiu-ed iU -aaIHt en-.
velOu~s. iulureel ON the outside "prts.. aIa
for the Purchase uf Tscless Files of Papers.
etc. and addressed TO " u THDRI. ~TIg.E
Division. War Department 0rff.iIN-.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
..IALEE - E.EaEE-

FzlE SALE ABOUT & a##H 1s 81
II extended % Ila lH9 ne
Hl f -a1iazs Gaua tla aaF He
laW called ElsaHq.- 1Ha1 aaaaE.H -
.l1aEs 81 caAPN HR9WN Hsla Fe
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
Lemon not Drops.

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot
Drops.
For sore throat and bronchitis. take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and laryngetis, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon
Hot Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases, take
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant and reliable preparation.
Sold hy druggists. - cents per bottle.
Prepared by H. Mozley, VI. d., Atlanta, Ga.
4 woman Never Destroys Pattern.
IRON Puck.
Mr.. de Buyter--IIere's o newspaper !
am very anxious to have carefully pre-.
served
Mrs. dc Ruyter--Very well, I'll cut a
pattern out Of t.
Burglar alarms. j. II. Kuenling, Tcle.
phone call, lI9,-9
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
mn NtArtSrr NM

The esweet summer girl whom you saw on
the sand
And frohcbing I'm the spray,
You will find, II YOU want to behold her
again,
BY attending O matinee,
You can't fail to see her II closely you scan
The faces that line the parquet;
For she'll smile and she'll blush when the
leading man
just happens TO look her way.
n " TTrrY1F
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
Flashes From the Footiicbts-Now
and Personal Gossip.


and Personal Gossip.
It IS sometimes said that the public
does not care q fg, Or anything else as
comparatively valueless, for the bust
ness end of theatrical concern, but
that is not the case with those who
know how much even the most mer-
iiorious attractions are dependent for
success on the gentlemen who represent
that department Take, for instance,
Mr. H. b Warner, the representative of
Mr. Frohman, now in the city with The
great Tyceum Stock Company His
active and iudicious work one week
ahead brought the merits OF the com
pany to the attention of theatre gocrs
and led, primarily, to the enormous
business Of the present week. y genial,
courteous gentleman and q clever
hustler, Mr. Warner is an invaluable
attaChc
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
uARD on NM WAINWRIGHT.

playwriEht--l would like 70 know
the fate Of the three act comedy which
/ submitted for your approval Have
you accepted itg
Theatrical Afauagcr--l submitted
tlemen, and they informed me that one
entire net must be stricken out Tn.
fortunately, each Of them insisted on
the excIsion OF a different act--Fteg.
eHdc Bldtter.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
SPECIAL NOTICEs.

kay- FEET RELIEVED. DIR. WHITE.
49, CHIROPODIST,
1875 Penna. aVe.sOpposite WIZARDS Hotel
Thousands from far and near visit nr Whites
establishment for relief from and avoidance
OF CpTns buui0ns, diseased nails and an
other foot troubles Hours, B "a. m 20 . D. m
sundays, to ~, OF ge fee, u per visit for
putting he feet in good order. Established,
1901.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
Rs5aNOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF ThE
CoLLECT0R or TANB-s ID. g.,
October 8. 1850,
Pursuant TO the provisions of the act ap-
proved October /, $50. an arrearages of gen
eral taxes prior 90 July l. l@oS and assess
meIts for special Improvements, lneludl43
the laying of water mains, TOW due o. and
the liens for which are held uy me District 1l
Columbia, may be paid until OCTOBER 81,
1870, with per fcntum iHl erect in lieu uI the
rate and penalties now liked BY law, and all
E.G. DAVIS,
1cd23 Collector ~ Taxes, ID, e.
s-zs-ROCHpALR COOPERATIVE sO-
* cietY.-MembCFs ut this society On nos
interested IN the matter of coal and We'd
should call on the undersigned before ogIo-
EER for Information, etc; A u. LauE'y 50
A st e, AgTl Dept: smith Thompson ls r
derhoeL g8l French -, Bu. stat q EaW
Cutr. ue3 Mass ave e. Fourth Auis lH p =.
MeCabg. - 80 81 h e. II. %. Dept II. II sflI p,
s ~ u 81 Sixfh Aud Of u. E. GrilIeg, 7a
d SIN 81, Eegs oh Treas; dohu M1rrisHar
4.5 Rst 2 V, Pension "a DIT. Joseph Jouy;
sexton. g15 II e d (. Gov. PrH'g ud+- H.
Harsha a05 II st n v, Cash Room, Treas. By
order gi the Committe, j. ". HARSH 3, sec
getary. s2ll i'm
EE~J. WILLIAM LEE
Successor 10 Henry Lees sous,
UNDERTAkER
832 Pa. AVE. n. w..
south side.
Branch Oaoe, f9s MARYLAND ave g, .,
F-szF=.THE SAVE DEP0sIF AID STORAGE
DEPARTMENT,
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST COM
PAN4,
no l5ra ST. NV
Absolutely FireproaL
Naw ready fer The storage al Furniture,
Pianos, >llVerEs arer Pictures. Airrlr5. Trunks
Carriages ana All portable articles haf s.
ing. Moving auu shipping bE experts. 1riers
h} man or teleI hone IIa.Atl.y -lIr.li-- ~
call and examine building Helltg5 pass
ALBERT M, READ,
SECS lm General Manager.
- STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
a M a-HlsaTas. d. N .I'uf. q, l-.Hi.
There Wll be g meeting gi taa efae k1a. 4
lEs aI the AeE EufaaeA cane LilHFe a
Com sAay tar the purpose IT e.Hs.
DAN. OCTOBER l5, l-.a az 1'eIa.k l
% tle Imperial Hotel, a-t1-Hia l4s s-Ha-
G v. LEANSA8DA, President
ID LOU l9HRAN 4Taas
s-1@DE. d. q. BERRY, p u.S
Assistant IeuHq -LgGHH# 10 rI. -H.-
Ear-.lF A4I7 .4ua BIAS established aE
E.lEa ElH street northwest aHa -H
MAGE a4-r nitrous aHtta 4 H
.HaHl- administered
49, WHY N1I have YagE ~HIEls
- made gF enc - .le masL -ea
cutters .I Amall-ls Prices same E#a.e
tl.ra-lala cutter charge. z. Il HALL '1s 7
LADIES'. LADIES LADIES'
A5 AaNa1.aE .- HaF
. Bonnet frame u4aa1#a #a--#r.- +. HHH @
and see EaE UHH Ga.a ###
ra straw ana #a. r# #H
mast H.E.as 1Ea-- .5aH.
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The daily critic., 1890-10-11
May Howard's BurIesque Company 90
Kernan's New Warrington Theatre,

The Howard Big Burlesque Company,
which appears at Kernan's next week,
has taken rs place among the leading
attractions Of the vaudeville stage, and
The daily critic., 1890-10-11

Tho two Spanish dancers, Carmencita
and Otefa, are running each a close
race for the greatest popularity. Car.
meucita gives The uniutored dance Of
the country folks and Otera the we'll.
studied movement Of the regular school.
CaTmencita Is Of the peoplei Otera Of
the nristocracy both are fetching, but
our own little Amelia Glover Is as clever
as either of them As dancing seems 20
be The newest fad, managers are on the
lookout for novelties In that line, one
having sent 10 Venezuela and another 10
Mexico, for anything in the shape Of a
pretty woman that Is guaranteed by
suggestive dances 10 knock out Car.
mencita on OteTa.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11

Company lI0I All % lUe y uUl7la
merit. ana Will be led by Miss L9tile
Miuuelt. whose impgtsauaiioE ut t#--#
gNFT has made hen q brilliant t4TeE-
ila wherever she ba5 agaeared sue is
bright, Hfvaejals Iilde woman mi. 0t
sparkle ana spirit and uls.e $50
tank scenes ana genuine cascade arl
u-lI ia pie play Tas viii give alne
llt4 81 Tie scale 10 which the play is
mounted The sale Of seats las already
opened ID q most eug1alaz las manner
The daily critic., 1890-10-11

Chicago, having now the biggest and
prc,iIest theatre In The world, Is soon
also TO have the biggest extravaganza
ever produced, An English theatrical
sptCulator has bought all The scenery
ard costumes Of Cinderella" which,
with Minnie Palmer, was seen at her
M0iesty's Theatre, In London, and 10
Il he has added the costumes Of Babes
In the Wood" and Little Red Riding
Hood, all to be rolled into one gigantic
show, and put upon the mammoth
stage of the Auditorium The costumes
alone are said 10 have cost the carls and
dukes inyeigled into the London scheme
$4,000
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
FoR sALE-HOUsEs.

los sALE-IN ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
trame house, fust 6nisliug; lT3raIt 10
yard; lot laXlI5; snug homes price, $50, APP
BY % ROBERT j. THOMAS, Room No. :, sls
18th =.
TsuK sALF-THREE uF TIE CHEAPEST
houses in Washington, Jos, los and ll0
stone tr.ruuluzs. rooms and urths electric
bells and cass price s. 500 each, $500 cash
balance 10 suit ar trade for good Iots-
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
WASHINGTON BUSINESS Directory

WINES mn rT0rDEs UgiyIT-
SAN.
TUr SHOEMAKER co... .#..... . r.....
wsIrr l.rtr.r. .f#f4 ..w
CHRIS NANNEN. gN1 ..H So
DLf#N NHAENEH. 81 r.n
The daily critic., 1890-10-11

The management of the "Out Of
Sight Co will make a feature Of the
statue scene from The Clemenceau
Case. There is something inconsistent
between i" Out Of Sight and a statue
scene.
The daily critic., 1890-10-11

Donuelly and Girard's Natural Gas,
so far. has made more money this sea-
son than &c ever has. Next week the
clever pair will be in Brooklyn
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
FOR REST-H HOUSES

fuu alHEa aaHals aH a- lsaL-.la-4 PSI F---
E.t ffa- paE ...ge #g-E-
THOMAS F-sHE8 ENe
t4E
TFaE EEE-wa-8 BRAND SEH SIX
aa Halse ais4 aEi Dry 4a4
lal a-Eas alH E-g-z a.t p
L-luEsaal. l-g-la q q. EEdhAso -
6 e Is
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a Woman Nerer ne.troNs rattern
1ieO

Burglar alarms. J.II Kuehung. rclC
phone call, 1879
The daily critic., 1890-10-11
PERSONAL.

I AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES
l. Of "a lC8g-gsfahii-Let ald reliable
ladies' physician may consult MIS-. DIX.
WILSON, l1g5 PaTk Place, e, bgf d and q
and nth and leth sts e. Consultation with
lad es only ssl.,-
ETUW II THE TTMB. We WILL PAY
N "big money Tor gents hrst-Class sec
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The daily critic., 1890-10-11
Francis wilson, Hub smith aud ''rhe
Merry Monarch at the National.

According to the New York papers,
The Merry Monarch. which FrancIs