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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-13
rho Athletic Arena.

The candidates for Office in the Wayne
A. c. are hustling. They are making a
lively v and capturing the support
of the members. The club room is
crowded every evening with the candl-
dates and their friends soliciting votes
and Offering promises anent the admins
tration of the clubs affairs during the
next term which, If kept, will make the
Wayne club decidedly prominent in the
athletic field. The election will be held
next Monday night. May the best men
win.
The cross-country teams of the Loril-
lard D. and A. A. and the Wayne A G.
will have a joint run this evening from
the rooms of the Wayne A. c., under
command of Vogellus. They will go
over the Wayne Clubs course, a distance
of six miles.
The sylvia Athletic Club will have a
club run next Sunday at the West Side
Driving Park. which will bring out the
clubs array of s%printers in the 100 yards
dash. AS the Lorillards will have its
second series of club games for the all
around championship on the same day,
there will be a big gathering Of local
athletes.
The local athletes in the Everett J.
Jmith Association and the p. II. O'NeiIl
Association will Ia a chance to win a
barrel of medals. Each organization will
have athletic games on their annual out
ings and have purchased many handsome
medals for the winners. The Smith AS
ISOLATION has expended $500 for prizes.
The outing of the O'Neill Association
will be held on Friday, September 5. The
Smith Association will go out on Mon
day, September 8.
The Puritan A. G. is moving up. It has
some talent outside of its baseball team,
although many had the impression that
l..Akrl -<IlNs.
ization. The victory of Sutton and Byrnes
should have q happy effect, and boom
matters in the athletic department.
The Scots are struck on the RS. Rob-
bins, Regain ana Rathnlan were its dele
gates to the Washington meeting.
The Wayne A. 9. will be well repre-
sentcd at the games OF the Yonkers A. C.
on SATURDAY..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-13

The Marion Rife Club will have its
shoot for the club medal at the clubs
range at Marion this afternoon.
The Miller Rifle Club will shoot at it's
saugs on Hudson street, Hoboken, this
evening.
old, but is a f~ourishing organization. 1t
has erected q clubhouse at Marion and Is
now adding two more ranges to meet the
demand of the new members.
The crack rife shots in this city will
take part in the contests during the
P-lattdeutscher festival at the Union Hill
Scheutzen Park next week.
The Exceisior's team did nobly in win
ming the championship of the State, for
the team has had little practice. The vic
tory should arouse them to practice regu-
larry and enable them to successfully de-
fend the title next veal.
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Eureka Gun clubs shoot.

The Eureka Gun Club had it's monthly
club shoot yesterday at the grounds of
the Jersey City Heights Gun Club at
Marion. The handicap shoot at live
pigeons for the Club medal resulted as
follows:-Shorty, s5 yds., 6; Swindell, 81
yds., s; d. Buthfer, % yds., 5; shrope, %
yds.. A; Bunger. % yds., 4; Schmultz, %
yds., a; Difiey, SO yds.. 4; Ficken, 90 yds.,
8; H. Buthfer, % yds., g.; Fleming, 23 yds.,
5; Eisenhart, 90 yds,, 8; Brodie, 90 yds., 8.
In the medal shoot at blue rocks Chase
and Shorty tied with 12 kills and 3 missed
in Glass A, and Chase won in shooting off
the tie. ID. Buthfer won the silver medal
with 10 kills. In Glass B Schmultz won
the gold medal with 10 kills, and H. Buth-
fer the silver medal with a score of s.
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Corporation Notice.

NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
IN 24th day Of March. 1890 application was made
to the Board of Street and Water Comm issioners
by Anna G. Van Reyper for the vacation OF certain
streets. as follows
EOGER AVE,
from Catherine st. to lands OF Dodge about 1t3 feet
north of Catherine st.
HAISEY ST,
from Catherine st. to an DIS OF Dodge about ia feet
north OF Catherine st.
CHARLOTTE ST.,
from Catherine st. to lands OF Dodge ahont 175
feet north OF Catherine 81.
An alley way running in the centre of block 67
en- Catherine st; 10 lands OF Dodge about rs feet
north of Catherine st.
LEWIS AVE.
from lands OF the Norris 4 Essex r. R. Co. 10 lands
CATHERINE 81,
between James ave. and the casJerly side of Duf-
field ave, and from the westerly side OF Duffeld
ave. to the Hackensack River.
And that the LIST day OF September. 1890. at iOo'cfoer
o. m, and the neettn room OF tho Board OF Street
and Water commissioners. are hereby nxed a. ina
time and place when and where the Board OF Street
and Water Commissioners will meet 20 nesr ana
consider any objections to tine vacation Of said
streets or parts OF streets that may be presented in
writing.
by order of the Board of Street and Water Com
GEO. 7. BoUTos.
Dated Jersey city. August /. 1890.
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Safe.

There was one that was W. pin9
In o heart broken way
By the side of a coffin,
Ger the form that vas cL y
Aud my heart 1t grew heavy
AS the drip Of her tears
And the sobs of her sorrow
We're borne to my ears.
Oh, twas sad, sad to list to
Her passionate grief
That the life of her blossom,
Of her babe, was so brief.
But l thought of the battles
Fought by souls tempest tossed
And how few are triumphant
And how many are lost.
Then I gazed or the sleeper,
On his white brow of peace,
And I cried to the mourner,
'Cease they sorrowing, cease.
"Weep no more, 0 thou mother,
For thy wee little waif
IN the far shore of heaven
With the angels Is SAFE"
Philadelphia Ledger.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-13

The Pavonia Y. c. is rapidly growing.
Over twenty applications for member
ship will be read at the next meeting.
The new club house of the Oceanic Y.
C. is now ready for the painters.
The Rex, a 30-foot cabin sloop owned
by Major Rufus King is the latest adj
dition to the fleet of the Pavonia Y. G..
The Ju1lette has been entered in the re-
gatta of the Newark Y. c.. and its captain
expects to duplicate his success of Sun
day last, when she won in the regatta of
the Dauntiess Y. G.
A five mile race was sailed on Monday
on New York Bay, in which three smart
cat boats, the Jennie, Wapderer and
Nellie v3ly took part. The breeze was
fresh and steady. The Jennie led
but lost her advantage by superior sail
ing of the crew of the Nellie BLY,, which
went to the front and remained there
She finished six minutes in advance of
the other two. who came in only a few
seconds apart, with the Jennie In the
lead. A return match will be sailed.
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The west nergen a. A.

The West Bergen Athletic Association.
which was organized a few days ago,
had a regular meeting last night. The
attendance was large and the members
enthusiastic. Care is being taken on
corning the acceptance of new members.
Twenty-four propositions were sub
mitted. Six of the applicants were re-
jected and eighteen We're elected. The
Committee on Club House reported
progress. The amount of the initiation
fee and the dues were fixed. Consider
able routine business was disposed of. The
club will probably join the A. A. Y. and
send delegates to the meeting at Wash
ington, d. c.. in October. 1t looks as if
the organization has come to stay.
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The Championship Record.
Today,s Gard.

Atlantic Association = At Hartford.
Wilmington VS.. Hartford. At New Ha-
ven, Newark VS.. New Haven. At Har-
risburg, Washington VS.. Harrisburg. At
Baltimore, Lebanon VS.. Baltimore.
Brotherhood-At New York, Brooklyn
VS.. New York. AT Boston. Philadelphia
vs. Boston. AT Cleveland, Buffalo VS..
Cleveland. At Chicago, Pittsburg VS..
Chicago.
National League-At New York. Phila-
delphia vs.. New York. At Boston,
Brooklyn VS.. Boston. At Cleveland,
Pittsburg VS.. Cleveland. At Cincinnati,
Chicago VS.. Cincinnati.
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The Gable Annette Club.

The Cable Athletic Club had a meeting
last night, and the was crowded.
Six new names were added to the list Of
members. The excursion of the club on
Sunday, August "a, was discussed. An
interesting programme will be given on
that day. The club will hold its games,
its baseball team will play the Lindsleys
for $25 a side, James Hughes and George
Woods will lave a prize waltz for a gold
medal, and an exhibition of boxing,
wrestling and gymnastics7i is on the card.
Tine club has sold a large number of
tickets for the event, and has received
5000 for the bar privileges.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-13

Mrs. Goodenough:-" You're the six
teentn tramp that's been around here to-
day, and l can't do anything for you."
Mr., Obadiah ~'oogood:-"SoIry. ma'am.
but ii you'll femme sleep in the barn over
night I'll be the first tramp ter ak for
breakfast ter-morrer. n-Puck.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-13

Lacrosse will have a boom next season.
The Jersey City Club is in the field with
a strong team and has issued a challenge
to battle for the Oelrich's cup. A new
club has entered the arena, the Demott
Athletic and Lacrosse Club. 1t, too,
has several excellent players, and expect
to give the Jersey City Club a hard tussle
for the local championship honors. There
is talk of introducing lacrosse in some of
the athletic clubs. The game will un-
county.
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whirl of the wheels.

The Hudson County Wheelmen will
have the monthly club race meeting at
Milburn next Saturday. The contests
will be a five mile handicap race for the
silver cup,a one mile novice race and a
five mile scratch race for three prizes.
There is considerable dissatisfaction in
District No. 2, of the New York and New
Jersey Division of the L. A. w. over the
limited amount of expenses to be allowed
to those entitled to compete at the nation
al meeting at Niagara Falls.
4 new club has been formed at Lin
den. 1t will be known as the Union
County Roadsters.
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The Lorillard's Games.

The Lorillard D. and A. A. intend max
ing its fall meeting a positive success.
They have sent Invitations and blank APP
plications to all the leading athletes in
this vicinity as well as the clubs. They
anticipate by this plan receiving an ex-
traordinarily large list of entries, as three
prizes have been offered in each event.
The events, too, will be SO arranged that
those competing in more than one
event will be given as much
time as will be possible for
rest. This is stated in the circular over
the name of E. g. Carter, the official
Handicapped. There are eight events ON
the card, all handicaps except one, the
100-yard dash for novices. The events
are 1o0-yard dash, 440 yard run, one-mile
run, 1G0-yard novice dash, one-mile walk.
running high jump, SS0-yard run and 100
yard sack race. The games will be beId
on Saturday, September 13. The entries
will close on the previous Saturday
(September @. with John v. Laughlin,
No. Ill First street.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-13
Pertinent Queries.

First Boarder:--"Why do you always
lock the loo of your room when you go
outP'
Second Boarder:--How does II hapnen
that you Know it is always locked?''-
EDOch.
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vlctors and vnnqulshed.

victors and vanquished.
Results Of championship games played
yesterday follow
Atlantic Association-New Haven, O.;
Washington, 0. Baltimore. o; Lebanon, 2.
National League-New York, 8; Brook
Ign. 0. Boston, 1; Philadelphia, 0. Chic
ago. 10: Pittsburg, IL. Cincinnati, q;
Cleveland, J..
Players League-New York. 2; Phila-
delphia, 1. Brooklyn, 4; Boston, J..
Pittsburg, II; Cleveland. Z. Chicago, ii;
Buffalo, 0.
American Association-St. Louis, 81;
Brooklyn,4. Columbus, 2; Rochester, 0.
Louisville, IS; Syracuse, T..
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STEAMBOATS,.
STONINGTON LINE

For BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, woRcEsTE and
all points North and East. Only direct line for
HAKRAGANSETT PIER and WATCH Ill Steam
ers leave New Pier. 80 n. R., one block above Canal
~. at5 =. m, daily. except sunday, connecting
cars. Returning train leaves Park Square station,
Boston. 8 d. III. and Narraga nsett Pier 1;30 d, m.
MONDAYS. only $50 d. m.
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RAILROADS.

w EST SHORE ~RAIIRoAD-N. Y. c. H. R. R r.
w Co., ~lessee-Trafns leave West Forty-second
street station. New York, as follows. and twenty
minutes earlier from the foot Of Jay street, New
1855 a. m, t5-I5 p. m, *s.i5 D. M; Sc. Louis. sa.l5,*5.l5
.. M; Toronto, f3.D q. M; t5l5, IBIS p. m Buffalo,
Rochester, Syracuse, Utica. Suspension Bridge, NJ
agara Falls. $50. $50 a. M. Sis, 8.15 p. m; Kings
sis and g. Is p. M; CatsKill and Albany, $50, Ills
s9.55, ala a. m, bS.45, s4.U0, =. rs, <9.15 ~ M, Graz
stons. West Point Cornwall; Newburg, $50. Ais.
sisa : 4 I Y. . al q a y 80. a; and nd I'll TIA stO o. 4-g q IL :, l Sa :,
Cornwall and Newburgimontreal ana Canada East.
us a. m, *515 2. IN. Elegant sleeping cars for
Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago and s. .Louis,
on all through trains. Saratoga specials, ali. 30 a m,
Lake George, a11.3ta. m. daily, except Sunday, b3,45
p. m. ,Saturdays only Parlor car on 11.S0 a. m. train.
Kaaterskill. Hunter, Hobart, Grand Hotel station
and Phqsnlcis ea 49, g sr and a Hose, a. ana ms Dy kss 2.
erskill via Phenicia, 1a45 and 11.sO a.
H. 9s5 p; m. trains and 1915 a. m.
only FOR Grand hotel and Phoenicia. Paienviiie,
Cairo and Mountain House, 7.1j. al1lS0 a. M, BATS
D. m. Parlor car to Catskfll on these trains. Half.
holiday special, LIS pm. saturday only for Kaaters,
nicia. Parlor car TO Grand Hotel station and Phoa-
nicia. q, b, c, s.-Leave Brooklyn via Brooklyn An
mex. c10.0G. a11.40 a. IN; s&b5.00 p. m. Jersey City.
7. r. Station cl0A0., all:M a. m; $3.50. baS D. m.
car to Grand Hotel station Sundays only: *DailF.
4daily except s turday All other trains daily except
Sunday. For tickets. timetable, parl0r and sleep.
ing car accommod alton or Inform alton apply ofices
street and Annex office foot Of Fulton street, New
York City. Nos. /, al, 1858, T35. 92 Broadway, No, I43
Bowary, No. IL Park place. No. So West 125th street,
and West Shore stations foot of West Fortv-second
LAMBERT General Passenger Agent No. 8 Van.
der bilt avenue. New York.
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Field Shorts ut a Picnic.

The Ancient Order of Hibernians will
hold a picnic and athletic games at Gale
DOMAIN Park next Friday. The entries
closed with Hugh Mccartney, No. 34s
Henderson street, and an abundance of
them have been received. Many promin-
ent athletes have entered, and the field
sports will be a conspicuous feature OF
the outing. The events to be contested
fhrowinc heavy stone, hop-step-and-jump,
q potato race and a football match. The
crack shooters win also have q chance to
show their skill, as there will be q snoot-
contest, open to all, for a gold medal.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-13

Tommy Furey, the clever boxer, Of the
Hoboken Athletic Club, is patiently
awaiting the reply from the Cable Ath-
iatic Club. which offered a medal for a
needing between Furey aud Cullen. The
Hoboken boy has signided his willing
ness to accept the terms of the Gables,
which were tbs t-o pair should have q
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-13
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given that the final account OF
the subscriber, administrafrix OF Anthony Crouter,
deceased, Will DO audited and stated BY the Surro-
gate OF the County OF Hudson. and reported for sat.
Element on Saturday. the 9TH day OF September
next. ANNIE
Dated Juno 70. a. D. issl.
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THH SPORTING WORLD.
Jersey Athletes at Yon-
kers---Other Field
Events.

The field meeting of Nhe Yonkers Attn
letic on Saturday will be worth witness
ing, as the crack athletes nave entered
aud the events will have many starters.
In the list sent out the names of the mem
bers OF the Wayne A. c., of this city, who
were entered. do not appear. 1t may
have been q clerical mistake. or worse,
the entries may nave failed to reach the
YQnkers Club in time. If the wayne
3 are not on the card it will be a sad
disappointment, as half u dozen of
its athletes expect TO compete. n
Q large delegation OF the club
intended g going to Yonkers to
whoop 1t up for the w. A. G. 1t is
possible that the list issued by the Yonk-
ers Club is not complete, and only gives
the names Of the prominent athletes in it.
The programme with the scratch men
and Hudson county athletes entered is as
follows
One Hundred Yards Run (handicap)-
M. Remington, Manhattan A. C., and p.
Vredenberg, Princeton A. A, scratch;
w. NJ. Craft, New Jersey A. c., %
yards: NJ. P. Halpin, New JERSEY A. O.;
Edward Finn, Sylvan A.. c., AZ; G. A.
Van Brunt, Red Bank A. c.: f.. g. Puffer.
New Jersey A. C.
Two Hundred and Twenty Yards
Hurdle Race (handicap)-H. a. Morrell,
New jersey A. G., scratch; f. G.. Puffer,
New Jersey A. c.. 2 yards; M. 7. Halpin,
New Jersey A. c., 8: f. f. Sliney, New
Jersey A. c., Q; ii. G.. Woodruff, New
Jersey Al. c., 10; H. K. zust, New Jersey
"A. c., IL.
Four Hundred and Forty Yards Run
(handicap)-A. w. G. Cocirane and W.
Wright, New York A. c., scratch; p.
Clark, New Jersey A. e., Is wards.
Eight Hundred and Eighty Yards Run
(handicap)-H. Wright. New York A.. 9.
and Harvard A. A., scratch; II. Fl. Nor
rell and Ernest Hjertsberg, New Jersey
4. c.. 10 yards; II. A. Thompson. New
Jersey A. c., 35.
One Mile Run handicap)-Ernest
Hjertsberg, New Jersey A. G. scratch;
w. ]. hart. New Jersey A. G., 95 yards;
One Mile Walk (handicap)-W. r.
Burkhardt, Pastime A. c., scratch; Her
man Hjertsberg, New JERSEY A.. c., 20
seconds: w. w. Scott, New Jersey A. c.,
40 seconds.
Running High Jump (handicap)-F. f.
Sliney, New Jersey A. c., scratch; r. 9.
Puffer, New jersey A. c., 1Iinches; /. M.
Edwards and H. K. Zust, New Jersey A.
c.. ~ inches.
Running Broad Jump (handicap)-C.
Il. Wiegand and Il. Schwegler, New York
A. G., scratch; F. G. Puffer, New Jersey
x. c.. 8 inches; H. H. Morrell, New Jer-
sey A. G., 9 inches.
Putting the Sixteen Pound Shot (hand-
icap)-F. 1. Lambrecht, Manhattan A.
c., scratch.
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NOTICE NJ cREpIToRA.
NOTICE 70 cREDTroKs.

Estate Of Hugh S. Pollock. deceased, Janet olcott,
executrix OF Hugh S. Pollock, deceased. by order OF
the surrogate OF Hudson Count, dated juno 18TH,
1880. hereby gives notice TO the creditors Of said
claims against the estate OF said decedent. under
oath or Affirmation within nine months from the
date OF satd order. or they will be forever barred
OF any action therefor against said exeeutrtx.
JANET OICOTT.
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The Champion,s Practice Shoot.

shoot last night at Hansen's range, No
rs MONTGOMERY street. The attendance
was large, but the members had not re-
covered from the excitement attending
the victory of the clubs team in winning
the State Championship at Newark on
Monday, Only i've attempted to shoot in
the competition for the club medals.
Their scores follow:--L. P. Hansen, 23S;
John Speicher. 233; w. J.. Hennessy, 231;
w. S. Charming, 22S; w. Weber, 210.
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Notice is hereby given that the final account Of
the subscriber. executor of Effie Van Reipen, de.
ceased, viii be audited AMI statad BY the Surrogate
of the County OF Huds0l, and reported for settle
ment on Saturday, the 9Th day OF September next.
Dated June IS, .. b. iss1' = VAN HAirhS'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-08-13

six round go for points at the rooms Of
the Cables. Furey states that he is will
ing to meet Cullen anywhere.
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. Office or

Dated Jersey city, August |, 1870.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20

Benjamin ". Thompson, special dep
uty Of the Frs:ernsl Mystic Circle, .
mutual benefit society, is in the city
for the purpose Of organizing two or
more soc1etes of this oIder, and viii
call upon citizens and explain 20 them
the features Of the order. He has sue
ceeded IN establishing RulIngy m quite
p number Of the cities and towns ~ the
state, some Of them having been in ex-
Istence over five year. and in q
fiourlsning condition. the members
bong well pleased with its workings
and the low cost Of the protection 20
their families. Mr.. Thompson has just
returned from Chicago. whore on Tues
day evening Chicago Ruling. on the
south SIDE, was instituted with @ char
ter Iist ol seventy members.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-20
lLITTLE LENA BRIDGMAN
Astonishes and Delights . Large Audi
enee at Nuskegon.

Little Lena Bridgman, Grand Rapids
elecutlonary prodigy, last evening
charmed and delighted large audience
that assembled IN the Second Baptist
| Church 10 hear concert arranged by
the Ladies' Society. and carried out by
| local musicians. Her selections, both
| singing and recitlng, We're genuine
surprise 10 every one who had not pre-
vlOusly heard her. The Chronicle has
heretofore noticed her on one or two
occasions when she has favored Il Mus
kegon audience, but for her last even
ing's work she deserves special men
ton. Beinga small girl of IL years, the
the absence of expected childishness in
her expression and Interpretation of
comic and serious lines is what drew the
listeners entire attention from the
start. Besides an attractive face and
brilliant eyes she made her graceful ap-
peaiance on the platform more pleasing
| by changes of dress to suit the tone OF
| her selection.
That she captivated all present was
| PLAIN from the determined encore she
received after each number, and,
though she was down on the pro-
gram for five out of the twelve num-
bers, she responded either once or twice
10 each one. Her father, DR.. J. NJ.
BFidgman, and mother were present,
and after the concert many fingered TO
meet them, and some of the elderly
ladies to caress the winning Lena. Mr.
Bridgman reports the child IN great de-
mand for entertainments from various
sources, but that she is now attending
to the common branches of study, ms he
does not care TO have her do much of
this kind of work until she gets stronger.
Her gestures. mobile expression of
countenance, and free and spirited use
of her eyes show that she must be very
apt in euIbOdying the proper meaning
of her lines, which must appear to her
intutlveIy, as her rendering OF them
was not such as indicated they were
studied. she IS quite a. much another
person before an audience as she IA to
talk with as are proficient actresses.
"Ohi What a Little Lord Fauntleroy
she would Make" was the remark
heard from one who had seen the re-
cent performance OF the Little Lord. b"
Among her recItstions was "Yacoh's
lament "Pat's Love Letter." The
p lish Boy" "The Tell-Tale," and one
of her most pleasing songs was "Only
Blue Bell" a simple flower song,
sweetly and SIN p butaccurately sung.
Another was "h - Ne If You Dare, -
IN which she brought the crimson to
the cheeks of the small boys IN the
front seats. and convulsed theaudience.
During this she wore broad-brimmed
hat with long "firt-stungs," and was
dressed ~ a handsome costume. Her
sncores were all comic such ss "The
Vacant Char and The William
Goat" In these she proved herself an
adept. the come beng her forte. and
tragedy. such "a found IN the Polish
Boy.' a yet an image. She took the
1 git ones. however, as artstically as
many a "dashinE sOubrette' who draws
big salaries on the stage. Win more
strength and proper training. LEI a
Bird gman Will De heard Of later, anu
the bare fact of her name on Mus
kegon program hereafter will and
should draw a full house.-Hask>gsr
CIro-fel> 4r-fl II.