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Intelligent People are Not
Blinded BY Prejudicss,

CEAiILE, w 8Su., 6epts IL, lSSU.
want to state, although from igno, ant
prejudice against Dr.. Jordan we had been
kept from changing from the homeopathic
system TO his, that tie cure of our child
has been so marvellous that Mrs. t1anry
ana fee it our duty to our friends and
the public In general to make the following
statements. and right here / wish to say
Tor every one TO iay aside all prejudice
and give him trial We regret very
much that We hadn't sought his aid be-
fore.
For four mouths irst-class physicians of
both the alora hic and homeopathic
schools treated our 3-year-old child for
meningitis and he continually lost flesh
and became weaker. They decided he
would be q long me IN recovering, while
10 us he seemed To De sinking every day.
To all appearances he couldn't have lived
many days. Upon commencing he H ,sto-
genetc treatment he immed ateIy began
to recover anu never ha4 nut one par
oxysm OF muscular contrac i'm. and that
only lasted one hour, wnl formerly they
had been of I've hours duration. We
thought every one would be the iast aud
that he could not live. In two weeks be
began to play out OF doors and gained a
large amount OF flesh and strength,
whereas before he commenced the treat
ment he couldn't raise himself from the
pillow. The cure is q marvel to US and to
all who know Of the case. Any one wish
ing to prove the truth of this atement
can ind me at the address given below.
Alter this wonderful cure / commenced
the treatment Tor dyspepsia, ami in TWO
weeks nay appetite is increased and ave
gaint four pounGs. Mrs. Canny has also
received great benefit from tnis treatment.
REV. A. J. CANNY,
Nye street. Fremont, Wash.
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Dr.. Bowman & Go S
N RATIONAL
DISP ENSARY.
Willis Hotel,
South Third St., Seattle, Wash.
SPECIALISTS.
SPECIALISTS.

They are well known by years OF experiences.
and are recognized Ms the most successful and
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the country. Bear n mind that this dspenHary
Is permanently locatt d here.
Nervous Debility. sp rmarorrhms Seminal
Losses. Night Emissions, Loss o Vital Powers.
sleeplessness, Gioomn1s Dap ession OF splsiys,
Aversion To Society, Mary Il .e0urAged, Lack
81 Confidence, Duh, Listless. uufie for studr or
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cured
Blood and skin Diseases. syphilis, a disease
most horrible in its results, comp eteiy ersdi-
Gated without the ne OF mercury.
Urinary. Kidney and Bladder Troubles, weak
Back, Burning Urine, frequency OF UrinatIng.
Urine High Coitred. or win milky sediment on
standing, Gonnorf hps. 6leet, CystIsus, etc..
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Pill S, Fjsial, Fis.ure. Reca al Ulcers. perfectly
cured without knife. Iigaiu'e or crnsttc No
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and wonderful In It's results.
DR.. Bowman & Co are thc oldest and most
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having been established in the city OF Chicago
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supervision OF DR.. Bowman.
A Positive Cure Guaranteed In Every
Office hours. 5 a. m. sos p. N. sundays. -
II q. ~.
" R-Persons unsble 10 visit us may -
treated a. their homes by correspondence.
Medicine aud Instr tious sent by mail o. ex-
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THE WATER FRONT.

One OF the freight cars of the Seattle, Lake
Shore Eastern railway which fell iuto the
bay through the elevator opening of the Madi-
son street coal bunkers. was raised on to the
track yesterday afternoon by means of q loco
motive and blocks.
The Hayden Republic coaled ct the Oregon
Improvement Company's bunkers yesterday.
She sails tomorrow
The Cosmopolis arrived from Port Angeles
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock with q light
cargo.
The Utsalady was laid up at Yeslers wharf
all day yesterday.
The George Z. Starr will lsy up for repairs
next Monday.
The Haytien Republic changed stewards yes
terday.
Tho w. F. Munroe repaired at Hatfield's
wharf.
The Wasco lay at the bunkers all day yester-
day.
The Al-Ki arrived from Tacoma.
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tais; barley, 5000 censais; bran. 5000 sacks:
potatoes. 1000 sacks
Wheat-Ihe week closes on anything but an
animated markat; Sonoma. $3.50: No. white,
W:Si1s01 s2<; choice. &1-ss3<; milling, slSs<9
Lao per GENITAL.
bsrley-Trade IL not quick. and values are
lat nom being nrm; No. / feed, s1.30a1.8 BIZ:
cnoicc, N.S214; common grades, 81 ~: brewing,
vLStS@L4215 for fair TO good. aud 81 45@1i. 471<
ior choice: Cnevaiier. 81 35(9l SO per GENITAL.
Osss-Trade 10 Of jobb.Dg character; Sur
Prise $l.65@l.67l5: milling. sl.621s@L65; good
70 choice feed, $L57 co. fair 81 1901 so; gray,
hH1a9l.to; black, &1.60Gl75 per Genital
Corn-Shows easier tone; yellow. $L271z1LS 80
per Genital for large. and 81. s09132ls for small;
white. u 3o(91 S21S per GENITAL.
Hops-Nominai ct 35c per h.: market dull,
sn0uah not actually weak.
P0tetoes-Sweef. ll<02c.
OniOns-SL76(G27a
OPTIONS.
Call board sales: whest-Buyer 1890, $l37ls(N
Ls7s3. closing. sl.371a; buyer season. $i4ys60
l46, closing ct $1.45Z
Bariey-Bnyer 1890. si.z0ls71<. closing Al
$LS7: buyer season. $l.43ls
FISAScrAL
Drafts, sight, &c: Geographic. i2lzc Sterling
bills, bank, AS6; commercial, $4S2 Silver
bars. 81 l691.161a. Mexican dollars, 9l192c.
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EASTERN MARK ETS.
NEW YORK STOCKS.


NEW York, Sept. 20-The stock market was
hday very quiet and heavy to weak from the
spen,ng 70 the close, which resulted In leaving
almost everything traded in lower than last
ssening.
\ 6oyernments-Steady.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call, easy at S(G4; prime mer-
ante paper, 6t07l3; sterling exchange quiet
md steady; 6o-day bills $tS0gla; demand. s4Sil@.
1af silver, sl.ls.4,
BONDS.
ua Is Coupon . l24 Pacific 6's....... ia
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MERCHANDISE.

Hops-Qnei aud unsettled.
codee--0piions closed barely steady and IN
eaaaeed TO 10 roin.s down: sales. 1850 bags;
pienber. siS.l0; october. sl730(Gl7.3S; Novem-
W. N67otGl6..5: Dscem Der, $40. s0CIl6 45; JAM
ssfy, eia's(giS. 50: February. si545Gi5.5o. Spot
40 steady; lair eargoes. 20s4e; No. fat bean,
iA.c
sassr-Rsw. Arm; fair refining, 7-l6c; centri-
'assis. &c test. 8 i.l6c; refined, quiet
eoepes-Duil: lake, ptemoer. sl67a
Lead-Nominal; domestic. $5o7lf.
lia-ssrong; straits s2i.5o
ie'roieum-Pennsylvaaia spot opened at Sic
=. .au closed at sO94e; spot opened at Slssc and
eaosed at slisc
CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
CHICAGO. Sept 2-wheat closed easy; cash,
st,se' ID cember, Sill, May, 81 o5a<
,.orn-steady: cash. 4S,4c; October. 4Sl.Cl4sssc;
kay, sOssc
Nay. 4nk. s1'
Ness pork Dull: cssh. :ss2lsga7s: October,
"es. January, slls7Is.
Ari-stes Y; cash, 6.22Ia; October, Sc. 22,S ::
'ahuary. .s6.,s.
sse-kssy a ole.
nsFies-laiet at 75c.
nAlsSy-sLl2
sseoaiders-Unchsnged; short clear, $500
W. snort ribs. saS0a5.4o
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
.McAeo. Sent 21-cattle-R Receipts, 5000, OF
:. a. . zeVo were Texans; no rangers: natives, IS
a.. seeond-ciass. s47ee4 50: third class. siCs
;. s"nmon grades, sS(ss7a: Texans and rang
~0c lower than a week ago.
hoss-keceipts. 1900: shipments. 1000;
49, packers aad mixed, ss.e0G4.so: prime,
AG@4so. w. "'"''
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RAILWAYk
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
10 the line to take to al points East and
south. II IL the DINING CAR ROUTE 70

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u the line to take to all points Ess. ana
South. II is the DINING CAR ROUTE 70
rms through Vesibuled Trains every
cay in the year TO
FL. PA l. AND CHICAGO.
n cha e. ~
Composed Of Dining Cars unsurpassed. Pull.
man Drawing Room Sleepersof
latest equipment
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Pest that can be constructed and in which
accommodations ara both FKEE and farnlshei
or d o. oers OF first or second-ciass tickets, AMI
ELEGANr DAY COACHES
CT ntinnons line connecting with sll lines
tGerding direct and uninterrupted tervice
ruin an sleeper reservations can be secured
aovance through any agent OF the road
THROUGH TICKETS
TO and from all points in America, Eugis1
ofhce OF this company.
TRAINS LgAvs SEATTLE AZ FELLOWS:
Overland through ira ms. 6:lo q m. All o. n
Portland and south, 6:l0 a. M, 8 Is .. m an
Chehalis and Olympia express, 20. m.
Tacoma aud local, 6:iO and s:z5 g. m; 2, Sis
and s:S5 p. m.
rRAtSs W III ARRtve FROM
Eastern roints. Has q m and IL 49, D. m.
Portland and south. $40 Z m, ABS and 9:45
Chehals and Olympia Hasa m.
Tacoma and local, $40 and Las q m: ass.
9:45 and IL 30 n m.
Time shortened Is hours between Seattle ana
ST. Pau.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, eie-
rant day coaches. finest palace dining cars be-
tween Seattle, Tecoma and Portland direct
Daily service.
Full information concerning rates, time of
trains. routes and other details furnished on
b. CHXRIToN, Asst. Gen. Pass. ACT.
I2l First St. Cor. Washington. Portland, Or
!. A. NADEAU. General Agent Seattle.
A. CHILBERG, City Ticket Agent, TIC Second
street Boston block, Seattle, Wash.
Z. TCNKIN. Ticket Agent.
seattle Depot, foot Of Third street
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Sept. 2o-Consols. e5 Tie. o. 8. a,
$L26A; 4las. $Lo61a: bar silver SGD. Money,
S0Sk per cent
BREADsTUFFs.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 20.-Wheat-steady; winter,
70 I'd; spring, 7s I'd.
Corn-Dull 1t 4s sd
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JOHN N, IEHHEY & co.,
Real Estate and Loans.
100 SECOND STREET.

Parties in the Essi with W. ora we are in cor
resPo-dence, desire sOnac good bargains in Sc
attic property within one ard a halt miles from
center. Those desiring 10 sell on terms tempt
ing TO such pure nasers. aud when we can rec
oIarnend. will likely Iecc sale ~ leaving de-
scrip:ions and terms wirh is.
For the usuai MISSIONS We Will make sps-
ciGi effort upon ali such property placed with
US for ninety days or oves. rrilsc pals only
dealt with.
We solicit the agency of stores. Offices and
dwellings rent, will coilcc. teGts pay taxes
and Assume 81 erai sup utendeuce of prop
erty for aon-Tzs .laiits OIL feas9ugcle terms.
Some choice properties always on sale and
dwellings and stores ~ reat.
Refer 10 Merchants Nationa, Park.
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OUIcERsT TThB 10 oLYMrIA
KAMILCEIs AID GRAYse HARpoR
TEE PASSENGER srEANER NULTNoMAH
The Opposition boat,

Leaves Tacoma from the n. P. wharf daily. e1
eepf sunday. e. :. N SHARP. Returning
arriving In Tacoma 8 p m, connecting with
ttesrners reaching Seattle az p. m, and which
Ge through boais for Whatcom and way poinsA
Leaves Baker & Sacon's dock. loot OF Union
street, seattle. for Tscor7a, at tp m, sunday.
\. B.-Tbis boat ust be taken from To
coma for Grays Harbor countgy. ho1og ~
only THROUGH BOAT.
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DACIF1c COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Dispatch steamers from Seattle a. follows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and
Victoria: At p. m. tpsssengers received on
board at p. m.l S'pe D II, is. 3, IS aud
80 and every Ave days thereafter.
For Alaska: e. t-Int r am 2a
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puge.
Sound ports: At a. m. Sertemo"r 2. z, IL, IL,
q nd q and every five days thereafter
Tickets may be obtained at the once Of the
company at Ocean Dock, Seattle
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO.. General Agents
Gan Francisco.
H. MCCLELLAN. Superintendent. Seattle.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

PRODUCE RECEIPTS AND QUOTATIONS..
no.s rkAScisco. Sept 20.-Produce receipts:
4VeV quarter sacks, wheat, 1900 Gen.
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GuEM ss. WASH, April Ii. 1890.

OVEMEs, W dSu., hpII II, Io3O.
DR.. ]. Eugene Jordan Seattle. Wash:
My Dear Sir-I will write you one more
letter, and mail it myself. have written
you three and sent them to be mailed and
have learned that parties failed to mail
them. Doctor. you remember l was sick
with rheumatism; feet and legs swollen up
and was suffering terrible pain, but l am
very glad to be able to tell you that am
well once more after such long, painful
suffering and cannot thank you enough
for what you have done for me. l will
always take your medicine no matter what
sickness have, so p ease accept my thanks
i am coming to Seatt soon and will surely
come and see you. remain, as ever. yours
sincerely, HENRY c. EDENS.
DIR. JORDANS Once IL at the Resi-
dence Of ex-Mayor Yesler, Third and
James.
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CKAGIT RIVER ROUTE
TAKE HE STEAMERS OF THE

PACIFIC NAVIGATION CO.. FAST LIMP
Al Eaker * Co. Nherves,
Tor
FAlRHAvEN. wHATCoM, La CONNER AMI
WAY PORTS
u. W. BAKER d CO.. AGENTS
See Local Time Cards
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RANKa.
THE WESTERN NATIONAL. BANK
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
10 BROADWAY.

Depository of public moneys OF the United
States tie state OF New York, the City OF New
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J. KEITH WILSON, Manager

Branches: San Francisco, Cal, Portland, Or.
tacoma WASH. Victoria, Vancouver, New West.
General banking busi ness tran sacted; foreign
exchanges bought and sold: drafts and tele-
graphic transfers scld on the banks branches
also on New York, Chicago. Canada and Hong
Kong Deposits received subject 10 check. In
terest paid on time deposits
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BOUND xeRrx
ITO AONTEsAN0 AND ALL PorNrs on
0RAY'S HARBoR

PUGET SOUND d CRAPS HARBoR RI
Through In one day from Seattle.
Iains connect daily at Ksmilchie q I 2 n
viii steamer from Seattle.
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FEEE
Send for free book explaining the Histogenetic
syslen
CACTION-The Histogenetc medicines are
sold in but one agency in each town. The label
around the bottle bears the following inscrip-
ton: "Dr. J. Eugene Jordan's Histogenetic
Medicine Every other device is . fraud
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LOAN AND TRUST co.
w QrcorpoTat d.

Securities approved here. No delay
Branch offee-C Imam block. Seattle.
tGround floor, main entrance.)
GEORGE FOWLER Manager.
Home ofice-walla Walla, Wash.
rsstsrr oA;o.. las all street, New York.
20 Water street. Boston
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BAR { AIMS!

90 Ok0-S:x-room house close to car
co SOO-Six lots and two good build
OJ.OUU ings on last ridge overlooking
Lake Washington, near Jackson street.
GO 0O0-Two lots on corner Eleventh
COsUUV and Washington.
CO sOO-l20xle0 corner OF Cherry and
QC,CVV Tenth. with house.
81. 25)-s Ms,ss. on jackson street. near
CO OOO-One lot and two small houses
VS,ZVV on King street. near Eleventh.
81 OOO-so.,lyoao, , near J. Market N. between
CSSO-Lots and 2. block 20. Russ add
COCO dition.
CT n00-Three lots in Laws second adj
Cx.OOV aition.
CT 1nO-Four lots south of Jackson
Q4sAVV street, near Taylor.
&C nO0-1cy acres near Renton; over
QOsVOV 8 acres Of orchard.
C1 6N0-Twenty acres near Houghton
Y1sCVV SO per acre.
CT OOO-Ihree lots on corner Kentucky
QS sVOO ard High streets.
$4,000 iI s;on. hns lots IN o0's's a0-
S1,35O-TWo lots in Adell addition.
&3OO-Two lots in Crown addition.
-Four lots on Yesler avenue, Holmes
addition, $500 10 $1,000 each.
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Sight exchange and telegraphic transfers on
New York. Chicago. 81, Paul. san Fran
cisco, Portland aad vart3us points
III ashing OF. Orecoa and
British Columbia
Sight bills OF exchange on Lon loo available
elsewhere in Eucope
Collections made a. all points on favorable
terms.
Bonds, stocks and other vsluaoles received
on deposit for safe keeping
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.I-tcr back bar and m;rrorA Fixtures ready
tpsae On hand and mace to order Remember
10 make salooa and drug store cs:ings . So
cial,y, therefore call AID zee as We can save
you money. q ". Traverse Co.. sHccoAsOgot -
Gsrapgog O.. An soeooa otDUoA
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No more ouinine Aoores Revealed Remedy
taking the place.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tho Shntchen.n

Those who were familiar with the cphem-
eral vet decided theatrical success OF half a
dozen years ago will recall NJ. b. Curtis, who
impersonated the voluble, audacious, and hui
morous young Jew OF mercantile life. The
singular element in Curtiss popularity was
that the Jews, whom he rather riskily carIca-
tured, were well pleased with his entertain
ment He returned to the New York stage last
evening at the Star Theatre, after an absence
OF years. to again enact exactly the
same familiar kind OF New Yorker.
The keen, shrewd. tricky and somewhat
fraudulent but good -humored Samuel Of POsen
had changed his name to McVer ieiro,rsLy,
and. instead Of devotng himself to travel as
jewelry salesman, he had several business
specialties in town. But his traits and man.
ners were the same IA before. except that they
had gained in amusing interest. for one of his
new empoymcn,s was that OF matrimonial
brokerage lie was professional match
maker on commission. AMI his exploitation Of
his goods" was purely farcical extension
of his characteristics from trade into senti-
ment.
Lewis Morrison, similarly an absentee from
our theatres but easily recalled rs an actor SO
intense az to Veer between impressivGness and
Grotesquerr. also bowed to tho wei One # an
enthusiastic nssemblage. He played jew.
too. but one OF grave and diEniiled type-a
rem esentative of conservative orthodoxy in
Judaism, good faith In business affairs and
deep-seated love in his family relations. Mr..
Morrison was called upon to depict the sorrows
alterahle devotion TO his faith brought uron
him. and the task was rendered exceedingly
difficult by the fact thnt his suflerings were
placed by tho dramatists in scenes Otherwise
very comical. BY acuuitting himself well. the
actor became very helpiul companion to MIR.
Curtis in the venture, and contributed much to
the welfare OF the plRy.
Shatchen.' and wri item 10y Henry Dobin and
Charles Dickson: Its serious theme WAS the
intcrmarriage of Jews and Christians The
son OF wealthy Hebrew clothier and tho
daughter OF a Yankee tanker were welded
secretly. and when the apostHcy of the young
man was disclosed his otherwise indu!Gent
and amiabe father disowned him. The
parents obdurate adhesion to his religious
faith. coupled with grief over his oilsprings
disloyalty almost cost him his life. but after q
dangerous illness he was sOftcned into n
forgiving. state Of mind and heart by
tho presence OF a baby Erandchild. These
events were accompnniod by the UiSgraccful
phianthropic deeds OF the Jewish merchant.
the sorrows Of the bride. and the efforts Of the
shatchen or marriage broker to bring about
a reconciliation The drama was admirable in
its Abundance of contemporaneOus humor
without going Extensively into slang. or max
ing use of material which anybody could much
dislike. The audience had a very large mi
plause proved that they were enjoying the
dramatic treatment OF themselves greatly.
The climax OF the performance was the ac-
ceptance by the Jew OF q CHRISTIAN daughter
in law. discussion OF that point may conil-
IDENTITY be awaited.
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The Rex,ya, OF "P,naror.."

If there we're any doubt Of the hold that
"Pinafore" still has upon the hearts OF null
titudes OF theatregoers. demonstration dis
PEELED it last night when the j. c. Duff opera
company revived Gilbert and Sulivan's earlier
effort. The Academy OF Music was we'll filed
with a sympathetic and sppreciative audience.
From the time the curtain rose, showing the
quarter deck OF II. ". $. Pinafore of Ports
mouth. with innumerable ships rocking upon
the billowy waves. until it fell there was no in
terruption any more serious than hearty aI-
plause. There was lots of that. however
The curtain WAS thirty minutes late in rising,
but the crowd took the delay good nuturedly.
DiRby Bell rs 81, Joseph Porter. Il. e. h.. W. H.
Clark US capt torOrdn, Chauncey ,Olcott as
Ralph HICk $trdr, Frank Pearson as D'ct Drdd
p2e, W. H. Mclaughlin as the B0ltSCain. Miss
Gertrude Sears as i"$epiHn. Miss Matte Gill
bert as N,JC. and Laura Joyce Bell rs Late
BtMr@D. were all heartily received and had to
respond to frequent encores. The orchestra
under the direction al Julian Edwards, played
the score with SO much vim that it fairly upset
the audience. The entire company WAS full Of
ginger, and the opening night OF light opera in
the grim old Academy may safely be said TO
have been remarkably successful.
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The Si6cle says OF the Chinese Ambassa-
dor at Paris. Marquis Tseng. who died recently
He was Chinaman i'm de- sitc!e. He had
freed himself from the preJudIcss of the Orient
and sought to bring the East and the West
nearer to each othor. lie ayailed himself of
the newest modes Of Advertising received re-
pOrtors, and gave his picture to tho illustrated
papers lie WAS thoroughbred Partisan, an
invelcrate first niGhter, and drove the most
complete eIuipage in the city. He even al
lowed his wife TO appear in society. At her debut
tie MurIuise sat in Il bow window. and was
deckcd out like an oriental idol with hlerar hi
cal dignity. Her gown was OF Il heavy brilliant
silkcn stuff embroidered with figures of tho
Chinese imperial dragons. she Kept her eyes
half closed. and answered all the remarks OF
her guests only by moving her fingers sllgntly.
No dramatic eject could have hron moro
striking than the contrast between her ptiestly
garments and the varied and Ella Vrate gowns
Of tn" ladies Of the diplomatic CORDS: The only
dsagrceablo incident of tho evening of her
debut took place when tho papul nunco In
quired loudly In English which the MarGuse
undcrstood-ot an American lady mt the win
dow. why " that old woman in tho scarlet. out
landish gown didn't mako love to him as the
other women did,