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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
ooUHr RECORDS.

CiKcyIr-rHon. Wm. r. Grove Judge
Harry N. Anderson Fl Al. -. l-aFlota
:. Baker & al, chanceTy; on trlaL
jacob Meyer Mas admitted 10 cltzsr-
ship. Hon. ". c. Rugch, ju0ge The
People VS.. Michael HAYES, information
FOR keeping saloon open on sunday,
defendant arrajgned and pleaded not
guilty pro forma. The People ~. Jan
Van Barkham, information for larceny
OF property OF value of more than SIS
order estrea;ing bail. The People ys.
Peter Harma and Phillip HomncS, n
formation for selling liquor without
paying tax; order estreatipg psll, order
tor bench warrant issued.
PRoBArE-Hon. Cyrus L. Perkins,
iudge-lstate OF Charles A Rice, de-
ceased; executors final account j ed;
hearing October l.. Estate OF Ra1ni-
bal Woodwork, deceased order closing
estate against claims. Estate of Thoni-
as Mcnamara, deceased; administrs-
trix final account filed; hes ring Octo-
Der Il; petition Tor determination OF
heirs fileG; hearing October l.. Estate
OF Caroline Nelson Wright, deceased :
order closing estate against claims.
SrPERR-Hon. +. A. Burliugame.
iudge-Ameda ". Reld VS.. John Dowd
and Mary Dowd. eiectmeni; case set at
foot of jury calendar. Basuan Van
Buren, VS.. Powers & Walker Casket
Company, trespass on the case; con.in-
ued over the term by consent, without
costs. A. l.. Hatch vs. City OF Grand
Rapids, trespass onthe case; transferred
from jury TO non-jury calendar. VIII
son II. Richards vs. A. 4. Raven and
stephen NJ. Kent, trespass Oh the case;
continued over the term by consent.
Patrick Collins vs. City OF Grand Rap
ids, ,respass on the case: transferred 10
non-iury calendar. The People VS..
David Johnston, embezzlement; with
drew former plea, and pleaded guilty
as charged in second count Of informa-
ton; sentenced to three months 10
Ionia. The People vs.. VIM. Washing
ton; burglary; arraigned and pleaded
not guilty. The People VS.. John Smith,
larceny from the person; arraigned and
pleaded not guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
TOWN TOPICS.

Cabinets 81, Wykes' 35 Moafoe-st.
M. E. Ryan, editor 0f the Allegan
Democrat. was Ia che clty yesterday.
The polce service at the axe val DC
discontinued after October D.
A number of me neN grip ears were
received ~ tae Caele Company yester-
day
The strauss orchestra left for indi-
ansgo.s last aiglt "a tAe q. q ". NJ.
railway.
pavd Johnston was sentenced 10 slx
months n lola. fog emoezllem1ut, "
Judge blranga yesterday.
T. =. ~ KOurke, 0f Fort WAYNE, su-
pcfatendeut ot The o.. h. ~ I. southern
alvson. Nss Ia the cts yesterday.
The Bridge Street House and the
Morton alV.dedthe h0uogs ot entertain
ulg The strauss Orchestra Company.
%. Hathaway. l0 years ago resident
a. tn.s city. nas now located ia New
Orleans, la, vas a. the Clarendon yes
tcrcay.
Two new patent hand cars from Kal-
amazoo. are GA exhibition ag the a.. +.
8 l. freight house. The wheels are OF
non and wood pulp.
The members OF the Wealthy-avenue
Baptist Church Will give az oyster sap
per at the residence OK e.. 81. Pickle, on
Nealthy-ave.. on Thursday night.
An excursion tram OK eight coaches
came in over tne Michigan Central yes
tcrday, bearing about 300 people from
Jackson aud intermediate points.
The Grand River Valley Horticul-
turA society held rs grape meeting
yesterday at the residence OF Asa vs..
sayton IN Grand Rapids township.
The ladies' auxiliary OF the Young
Meas Chrisuaa Association viii hold
their regular meeting this afternoon at
a o ci0cS, in the association parlOr.
A new room was opened yesterday in
the Union school building 10 relieve the
crowded condition. Tne room was
placed ln charge or Miss Abbie Field.
Meeting Of ShASesperiana with Mrs
lulmeu, "Wednesday, september -, a.
2U 3. m. Lesson: English History
duriug king Johns Reign. BY order
OF president.
Miss lena Belle Bridgeman viii not
parIc pate in the entertainment 10 be
gwen ny Kent District Lodge /. O. c..
T.. ln Engineers Hail. Thursday even
irg, as has been publicly announced.
4 juvenile Temple OF Temperance
WI bc organized u The Good Templsrs
hal. ou West Bridge-st., next saturday
afternoon at o'clock sharp. All
children from TO "a years OF age are
invited tOattend.
An cVcurs on train Of twenty cars
aad $40 people. from Richmond, Ind,
snd intermediate po,uts. passed through
here on ig. way to Pec0skey, last night.
va g.. Il. q L. railway. Their tickets
are good for eight days.
Tsc Board ot Trade meeting OF last
evening was called % listen 20 the re-
port OK lhc Committee or Municipal
Afars 0a their conference with the
members ol the Common Couacl. 30
other blslncss OF Importance was trans
actcd.
Tnc annual meeting Of the Woman's
F0reIsu Missionary ~ocleties OF the Con-
grccaueuai ChurChg, ia Grand R.ver
Conference. viii bc nc.d 40 NOrtl DOcr.
frdav. september 2t. The tram leaves
for NuInc st lc,25 Z. nl., and returns az
$50 p. m. C0nreyaacls wall 0C provided
a. Moline.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

As Fora Bz.l hszs Es1arnsd ffoaa BAY
NsN.
; wssse..ss Evtarnsa sesns AS
nK41
Nfs. El.a Dutsisg s sssit.ng fEsaas
st Aagz1,
Jznlss useksrsoa las FstuEne6 %
tastls NfSsk
Geo. a.. stsketee lefs for ca.cago yes
tIczy ca t1s.aSss.
Il. X. Anaersoo, q Greenyllis. w@s
II ne e,ty yesterday.
+. Immsn las returned from sisls
Win lis snOiaeF near Detroit.
NJ. ard Ars. II J. LEWIS are spead'
~ week Nib fElends IA Chicago
Dr. snd Mrs. Nelles have gone 10
West BFookiyn, H., % ylslt trends
Mrs. George simpson and daughter
are sting friends ia Grand tlsSen.
Nm. Alden Smith Is ia town &gsla
from a r0n over me stanton branch.
Rev. John Graham hss returned from
yssit Nlta his daughter At Jackson.
Mayor John Roberts, Of Hastings. al
tended tue strauss eonqeft yesterday.
Frank Black. OF Hastings. came up
10 tile strauss concert yesterday aitel'
noon.
W II. Kelsey. OF Brooklyn, y. y. IL
waiting his sister, Mrs. u. b. Walton Of
Parls-aye.
Mrs. j. L. Kenning and family, Of
South College-aye., are yisltlrg frleads
IN Chicago.
Capt. Eli kahler. who some time ago
VAS badly hurt from fall. IS able 70 be
about again.
Mrs. J. G.. Lee and son, OF POI Ottawa
81. are visiting with Mrs. j. !. McCanley
al Engelwood, III.
Fred y. Peck, formerly of this city,
has sold hls newspaper interests IN
Wichita. Kansas, and j. now IN Chicago.
Joseph Klbler, OF Grand Haven, was
m the city Yesterday and took IL the
editorial rooms OF the IELIGRAN-HER'
AID.
Z. McCay Rippey, late OF the Demo,
crat, has taken a lease OF the West SIDE
News, and Viii take immediate posses
sen.
y. W. Northrop went to Danbury
Conn. Yesterday, IN response 10 a tele
gram announcing the serious illness oi
his mother.
Mrs. Dell L. Reeves, of Toledo. sister
OF A. j. Elliott, is at the bedside o; hel
mother, who lies dangerously Ill at 65s
Wealthy-ave.
Or. Cornelius A. johnson, who went
to Mancelona recently 10 practice med
icine, has been nominated Tor coroneI
by the Antrim Republicans.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney F. A
Rodgers, who has been Ill With malaria
fever for the past month. is slowly re
covering and is expected 10 resume
work next week.
Mr.. Carol and Miss May Godfrey re
turned yesterday from ColoradoSpripgs
where they have been spending the
summer. Freeman Godfrey and his
son, Frank, are still at the springs.
Rev. w. J. Russell and wife are at
/ tending the District convention held ai
Pearson, Montcalm county this week
! He addresses the convention Wedpes
day afternoon and Thursday night.
w. T. Adams returned yesterday
from his trip 10 his old home in Ohio
His daughter, Miss Julia Adams, re
manned in Oherlin where she will take
a course at the Oberln Conservatory ol
Music during the coming winter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
THE DEIFIED DANCE
he Walt wisSsd's OFehsslrs
Creates Farors-
The GREAT STRlISS CONCERT
ne tsszsas - 80 r&n as D@eee
Aeste-fes AaxElae~at Realistic
Pay srhs Lfnstted NAL as
ksc1oads-foysF kiashsA

A hafi "a a. s->&Fezs' SsaesFt
The general yeIaset OF tie audiences
At HArtusR's yesterday a. - the merits
OF tie performances Vas highly fss'
Ogab.e oue. and Nj. strauss found hs
hearers were pleased With hls muse
aud delighted with his orchestra. The
lghtest numbers were the most en-
thusasleslly received, sed sncQres
we're numerous at 10th concerts. Ia
the rendering OF the dance music the
orchestra showed 70 TIE best advantage.
To the highy cultured musician there
may be = moaotonous family Likeness
between these wsltzss and Tolkas, but
they have strange fascination for the
multitude. Played by tine oFches-
ira aud led Nv \ sympathetic con-
ductor, the attractions of the dance
form arc enhanced. Both these condi-
tons were fulfilled yesterday; the or
chessra sas thoroughly efficient, and
and was led by conductor who has
Inherited instincts n the direction Of
waltzes and polsas. The dances were
rendered with an alternated abandon
and sensuous langor, with a rythml-
cal precision and a subtlety of detail
only possible from an organization wei
trained in the performance Of this class
OF rnusc by a conductor with special
talent for the work. Further notice is
necessarily deferred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
DinIomacr of VTniters.

Ny waiter knows as much English as
do German, AID 80 we get on beauti-
fully. On one of the hot days when he
came for my order | weaTily said, Il
win stick to beef" ''Stickterbef; vot
vas dot? We don't haf some dose stick
terbef." said this steady and stolid son
OF Germany lie knew ''rosbef' and
'befsteal. but "stickterbef" was too
much for him. A negro waiter viii
never acknowledge that he does not
know the thing you ask for. nor that
they do not keep the article, but he viii
always lie out of it some way.
Some years ago the learned DR.. Thomp-
son and went into an eating house
where there were negro walters, ard
gave my order. whcreupon tho doctor
calculated. Duplicate for mo-" and con-
tinued his talk.
What is dat ron say, sar:" asked the
man Of color.
"Duplica.e for ne" said the doctor
impatiently.
we have no duplicate today. sar.
Wednesday is orr regular day for dupli-
cate. sar, said this man and brother
The doctor laughed ulti. | was
ashamed Of him. Portland Argus
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
A MISCHIEF MAKER
Causes the Late Assignment of spsldins
GO

10.
Clark :. spalding, of the firm of
Spalding d Co., feels very much hurt
by the circumstances that precipitated
his assignment. 1t seems that while he
was ont Of the city, an enemy of his
made the statement that the firm was
IN 4 bad way financially. This came to
the ears OF RovsOn Bros, who had a
claim againstthe firm for store fixtures,
aud they took out an attachment and
levied on the stock 20 secure them
selves. This Alarmed the other credi-
tors, and the firm was obliged to assign
10 4. \. Renwick. The debts or the
firm foot up about $4,000. and the
stock IS not vet fully inventOried, but it
y estimated 10 DC wOrtt. about $4,000.
evil you 20 into business Ggain%'
the TELEGRAM-HERALD asked of Mr..
Spaldlng yesterday.
Don't know yet what ! shall do.
When You take away all man has, he
Is no, in Z position 20 say Just what he
will do until he can tCrn himself about.
II had been home when this began,
think could have prevented the disas-
ter"
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

In TIC long procession that passes be-
fore The cashier of q savings bank are
mary odd characters. The man behind
the counter does not receive the de-
posits. little and great. without retain
ing also a good many amusing recollec-
tons. The other day pleasant faced
woman handed he- book 10 the cashier
in Boston savings bank. and said. with
D good deal OF what the French cell en-
pressement, Next week wish TO draw
toe full amount Of my deposit"
VERY well. madam" answered the
cashier. looking at the book.
Il thought | would mention 1t today,
and then it would not cause any incon-
venience." she continued, with brigh.
smile.
Thank you 1ery much" replied the
cashier. Come in any time next week
and you shall have it. Or you can draw
Il today if you like. We have the
amount on hand" and he smiled upon
his customer az n be took a personal
interest in her plans.
"No. viii come IL next Wednesday,
thank you" and she tripped happily
away with her precious book.
The full amount of her deposit" was
s1o.gO
Not long sgo IN lrishman explained 20
the cashier thst he wished TO draw a
certain amount from the deposit Of a
friend. whose book he presented.
VERY we'll. said the cashier. hand
ing him a printed blank. You must
have your friend hgn this order Let
him pat bis name here. and write Pay
10 Bearer beTe. and we will give YOU the
money"
Not many hours later Mr.. Riley sp-
peared again He pointed to his friends
name properly signed TO the order, and
$3.50 an inscription after the printed
words. pay 20 ---.
u don't know what ye wanted that
name there for. be said, "but wrote it
in ss ve told ne.
The "nane" be had written In was
fPateT BarTer.~
There being no rule of thA bank
against phonetic spelling. Mr Riley re-
ceivei his money forthwith.--Yo1th's
Comsaaion.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

4 lecture hv Los Va sJrcoksr vii
be given in Greenwood Elal. Gi Canal
81. next SUNDAY evening. Mrs. Wais-
brooker b1s devoted bcT hle e. the
cause 0f truth. aud has lad q long ami
varied eyner euCe as a SPEAKER and
writer. Her MANY friends wiil hc glad
20 have the opportunity of hearing ner.
Mrs Walsifro0ker gave to the world
twenty wears ago. "Uelan Harlow Z
Vow, a book 81 replete with good, SEN
s.be thought and Illustrating true pflu-
cIn'e. that lt ought % nave "a VIDE a
circulation as Mrs. stoves "Uucie
Toms Cabin
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

w,a. AsslAA = er4.Asa r.ssr nssiss
Ca4is Nae

- ~. Aaflaa - Cr4.Asa r-ser . nssiss
CaAls Naf.
A sAcckiaz e41le,Tar secideut c.
eurrsd lasl syen.ax On iona-st.. nsar
LeenaEa. 5y ehieh wbian ASFan. *
- EllsNorl1-aYe. h4a both tsgs broxsn-
fha lni4Esd Eaa boarded trasa Al
Bridget. and took : seat near ths
EezE end ol gae zT.p car. Tae Sripusn
noticed alm casually. eat not parllcg-
.afly. and there v&s n0t ANYTHING
Gntls44l " lis ecDG uct or appearances.
Naen gaz tTalu hzd reached wltniu q
few yar1s Ok l.soEard-st.. on fonia.
A1r.an w4s Observed 80 leave bis seat
aaa - under the ear, bgt whether the
movement vas a. acc dent4s slgplas
% o. a. Intentional jumping ffon tae
car. 10 Qne seemed 60 kDos. lae car
Rss stoppe1 as quickly as possible, and
when tee man vas rescued, both les
we're found - he broken last above me
ankles. The unf0stunAte man Wss
taken la the patrol wagon % the resi-
aence oi hls brother. So C0idbrook -ss. +,
ami MAS there attended by Dr..
Dunhkm.
Ofticer Chsttee, Nbo removed The
injured man, says that no possible
blame car attach % the cable company.
Toe accident may have resulted from
the MAS clothing catching Al the
time Of as leaplag from TIE car. All
the passengers are entitled % have the
ear stopped ia getting on Or OF, bat u
men and boys INSIST upon jumping of
beloie giving Tie griPman notice, the
company cannot be blamed for accl-
dents
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
STILL HOLDING OFF.

IRE rnfen tsrrrrs Ars Not v-s ~
Werk.
Nelson. Matter e So. are stIl without
carvers. Secretary Peeps 81 d Saturday
trat the meu might have returned 60
worS Monday morning mad Foreman
FFte nos made the remark credited so
h.m in one of tho evening papers. The
true facts seem t1 be thsts general lack
uf asrwonv ex cts I'm the union. ft e
clear taat che csrvers expected some
eort cf q CONCESSION on the psrt 0f the
corranv. au8 Subsequent events prove
that fheY we're not erahfed.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

ChautaUgua is a village Of tents and
houses. Swiss chalets anil board shan
ties. halls. hotel and xn amphithea-
ire which is 4 strange looking place wien
empty and a remarkable spectacle when
filed X IS on a side hill, which has
been eScavated to form a hollow. which
is lined with closely set tiers Of benches,
separated by paths which converge and
slope down 20 the platform below the
organ loft The sides are open. The
roof. which rises toward the center. is a
perfect sounding board The sinpaithea-
tre viii seat about seven thousand per
sons. It's acoustics srs sdmiFsble When
there Is any entertainment in prospect
people 20 there hours before the time
appointed IN order % secure seats Men
take books and papers and women read
OF work 70 while away The time - wait
in- Those who arrive late form part
of Ire crowd, sometimes eight or ten
deep. standing around outside under t.e
projecting rcof. which forms shelter. ~
Chant. ssus Letter
Van Houten's COcos-The original
most entrrhip
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Miss Clara Broglie. the head trimmer
Of g. A. Berwln's Millinery Parior. No.
27 Canal-si.. has just returned after al
absence OF SIX weeks, which she devoted
20 selecting Pattern Hats and goods for
the fall and winter trade, and Will be
pleased 10 meet all tho old customers
bnd as many nov ones as arc willing 20
ae served by heT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Hsskeu 4 Msunders have been
awarded the contract for building the
new brick freight house for the Lake
shore Railway Company. The new
building wfii front en- West budg ga-st..
and iu s1e lt WI. be 5ovZ5o feet. one
story hirh except at the north end.
where t VII be two stores to acC0n1w0-
date tha Offices. and viii be completed
~ Nnrarl.er IS
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Ellinger, the American tailor form
erly at l5l Monroe-st., invites the pub
lie TO call at hrs new store, 81 South
Division-st., and examine the novelties
in tailoring goods. The stock will be
open for inspection on "Wednesday,
September 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

The Nesl Sisters, located in the new
Kendall block, l47 bonT0e-si., an
nounce that thsir fall opening OF fine
millinery goods viii take place on sep
ten.ber 3Oth and October lsi. Ii viii be
an event OF unusual interest.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

II You wish a splendid SUIT or clothes
made 70 order, IN tie latest style. cali
on Elinger, the American tailor, a.
81 South Divson-si. TIC has received
a large lot Of imported and domestic
goods, especially suited 70 the fne trade.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Max Jenning's, of 80 South Division
st., offers for sale fine line of gold and
silver watches clocks, jewelry, silver
and plated ware. Special attention
gwen 10 repairing and satisfaction
guaranteed
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

The locsl members of toe State
Militia are sngouslv watching - see
who General Robinson wi appoint or
hisstsf. There arc many wiling bsrs ses
ln the second ecin'eut. but they are
NOS lock,rg fer 0'1Ch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
Diriderd Nnticr.

The Grand RaDids Chair Company
will pay cash dividend of per cent.
on its capital stock at the company's
Office, on Wednesday, October -, 1890.
The books for the transfer OF stock viii
&c closed Thursday, September 25, 1890.
L. II. FOoTE,
Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

The Ladies OF Grand Rap
ids should not fail to attend
the Grand Opening. Thurs
day. Friday and saturday,
at CorI, Knott s Cos.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

DR.. VI. c. Orser's Pain Obtunder en-
a bles him TO fill teeth with much less
pain than ever before. Rooms 81, IS
and 80, Wonderly block, 23 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
Sized up the Uniforms.

The city patroimen had to pass the
annual inspection of clothing yester-
day, and the Board OF Police and Fire
Commissioners ordered a large number
OF new suits purchased.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
rsiy white

Tn. Valley city Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of -four. its
nroiucts are iu great demand and es-
pecial.y the Lily White. Try t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Do you want a three-plccc bedroom
suite, prIco anywhere from 81 70 So?
IL 90, call at Vinegar Furniture
Company, i23-l29 South DivSon-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

The delicious fragrance, refreshing
GOODNESS, and soft beauty impaired 10
the skin by Pozzoni's Powder, commend
il TO all ladies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
Eiii'lI3:!|I1i3:!
BAKING POWDER

Iss new powder. and "a nasnaiS1-
taEefs po.nt NltA PRIDE to the follow ag
FACTS
Itis oFcially endorsed by the Whole
sale 0fooers National Association as
tie assG Pure Cream OF Tartar Baking
Powder.
Il is heing used n TIE prominent ho-
tsls, Cafes sna Clubs ot the Metropolis.
HUNDREDS OF cooks and housewives
MAO have been unfortunate ~ tnelT
cooking heretofore, are n0N AiAe 10
make Waite ana light bread, sweet eis.
cut snd attractive pastry ~ TIE 2la oi
sIhepure.H
It's good and hoaesti pure Sne pop
a.sg.
10 YOU not think il would be rel 10
Try ~
Thspurs Baking Powder Co.,
kIRANN X y
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
~ 30 4 Hl.torr go. Ia.

- i5ea1l ~ repias <-uS 1f 1i-.acei Pst@ -
ilss-Fcrr sz.1as 1a las El.iss4. -ae Albany.
.alrlelslsls1 80 l.a Elz 80.
isso- Desza 4 saunas 5illiss. a-.aof q nl1li-
.r1s Eafs So
flls- slr1s ~ .ssta salr Fi1e qF-ri'i.sat % ras
U .1ssf slsxes aie1 IS
fsss 4aaEef-g. Aaz.ra szrrsn1sFsa g. len.
EiTrf
IRA ssclrt als- -esHrtal "a si&tr-a f'sef1pfa 81
safea rs Ale.s-4- -. approved L-lcolh
rs.lCr
isas a - anausrssis - Hal street, a. slacz
HEll4F
ts7s- sex a. Hal 9aEa y aio~a ag.
lsss.- -De..sa ~ Cie1 y II HI tasnass c11fsst-
sra.a a<ltsF ag11 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

PEfEEs-At asr asms. 81 fhesfaat-sf.. Ses-
teli44 81 Ga ase Ma r. Peters
Fsaersi TIA sdlg q. y. a. irom tae resi-
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

See Cur LET ef Tsrf documents for
81 cents Any one fer 3 cents. or - for
- .--l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24
OSCEOLA COUNTY
Holds n Republican Convention at Reed
City.

The Republican convention of Oscools
county was held at Reed city yestcr-
day and the following nominations
were made:
Sheriff, II. 6. Lewis, Of Hersey;
rcg ster, Ei L. Haynes. Reed City;
treasurer. VIM. Rogers. sherman;
pf'Secuhug attorney. 81. =. LATER,
derscy, Clrru.s court commissioner, y.
IS strong. Recd City. surveyor. l.. W.
Jures iiersey, corOacrs, 4. J. Taomp-
sou. Of Justin, snd : ". Ncwcomb,
Nersey.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

The Shapcr IIands' Union vii cve q
soc1al dance AZ Nltropo tan Hail tbs
evening. Adm sslC0 - csnts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

The Wilbur Opera Company will ne
az Redmond's ali next week. This an
uouncement should be sufficient 10 IN
sure liberal take of seats for each and
every performance. The popular little
prime donna, Susie Kirwin, still leads
the cast. The repertoire will be as fol-
lows; Monday night and Tuesday
matinee, "Nanon;" Tuesday night and
Wednesday matinee, "Oiivette;;" We'd
nesday night, "BeggarS Students" Thurs
day matinee, "Billee Taylor" Thurs.
day night. "Grotle-Glortis; Friday
matinee, Fra Diavolo;" Friday night,
"Grand Duchess" Saturday matinee.
"Mlksdoi' Saturdaynisht, "Mascotte. T"
Certainly Manager Saith should this
week do the banner business of the
season If an excellent performance
rendered by speciality artists, each one
of whom rejolces IN well deserved
reputation, is any criterion OF what
should be provided to fill theaters. The
oho is the best that has been seen for a
long white and well deserves the encores
accorded the efforts of the performers.
The two Roses do an act that is out of
sight. Matinees today, Friday and Sat
urday.
The "Limited Mail" packed Red
monds at both performances yester-
day. The wonderful realistic railway
scene is the talk OF the town, and the
theater will be filled 10 overfiowing
during the remainder of this engage
ment.
"a Fair Rebel" n military drama
which is winning praise and money
wherever it has been produced, will be
presented at Powers Grand next Fri
day and Saturday evenings, with Satur-
day matinee. The sale of seats COM
mences this morning at . o'clock.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

Corl. Knott & Co.'S Grand
Opening, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. Don't miss
IL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-24

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