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The morning call., 1890-09-15
MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED.


English Detectives Run Down the cause
of n Double Tragedy.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 6.-Another mysterious
and horrible murder and attempted suicide
has just been run to earth and the usual
ubiquitous woman is found to be at the base
of it all, and she is so charming and beauti-
full in this instance that public sympathy,
which is in no sense in her favor, still has
"A glimmer of softuess when the public looks
in her direction.
Some time ago Mary Davies, a well-to-do
woman of advanced age, having sou nearly
20 years Of age, ami living in handsome
home, was found murdered OH her parlor
floor and beside her the body of her murderer,
who was recognized as John Wise, a we'll
conditioned resident of London, in a profit
able business ana without any then known
reason for this double crime. For some
days the mystery as TO why the murder was
done remained unsulved then by indefatiga
BILE work it was discovered that the wife of
Wise had cloped with the son Of Mrs. Da-
vies. and hence the conflict between the has-
band and mother.
Wise, 1t was c0nlectur d, had followed up
what he believed 10 be clews as to the elop-
ers' whereabouts, and they led TO the home
of the mother That Wise and Mrs. Davies
quarreled was known, because their voices
were heard IN angry dispute by the servants.
No scream was heard, however, ana 50 1t Is
believed That in moment of rage, when the
mother was probably defending her sons
act, Wise choked her into insensibillty and
then murdered her, killing himself imme-
diately after.
When it was learned that the romplica-
ton of an el0pement entered iut0 the crime
the police began search Tor the pair but
until yesterday were unable TO locate them
The story of the elopement, as the police
have learned it, is that Mrs. John Wise,
who is an exceedingly handsome woman of
81, met young Davies at fashionable re-
ceptiOn. Davies is a delicate, bOyiSh fellow
Of 10 years, dark complexioned and hest
Eating in his actions. lie has some property
in his own right and small amount of
cash.
At the first meeting Mrs. Wise and Davies
formed an attachment that grew stronger
when they met the following day, and con-
tinued to increase with each meeting. They
ab,ented themselves for days together and
finally disappeared together, leaving Wise
" 18th three little children and solemn oath
that he would kill them en- first sight.
Search where lie would ne could not find the
culuritS. The couple had originally intended
going 10 America, but for some reason aban-
doned the project anu went down in Stafford
shire, where tney lie a pastoral life under an
assumed name. Mrs. Wise under her alias
had become very popular. She was good
natured and always prepared for any sport
there might be made up, but her pretty
dresses, which she loved so much to see and
wear, were finally the means Of running her,
for it was by them, their pretty patterns
and their neat appearance, that she was
traced.
Yesterday she was arrested and her
young lover with her at Deepfield. This
ton, and while undergoing the regular queS-
tons she tainted away in the witness-box
The husband and murderer is now in the
hospital ladelphia Times.
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT,

Correspondence Edilor-Here's fellow
who wants to know how he can acquire n
flow of language. What shall | say to him?
Snake Edtor-Ask him if he evertred STEP
ping on tack with his bare feet.-Light
calf at the circus Youngest Sistar-That's
nothing l saw two-healed woman ont
in the hammock last night. (Ethei and Mr.
Arden blush confusedy.)-Puck.
81 think it's so stwange," said Chappie.
have anything to do with me-" THAT does
seem rather contradictory" put in Cyncus.
N. Y. Herald.
She-What bright fellow that Jenkins
is. johnson 6ealously) - He's getting
brighter and brighter every day. He's let
ting his red beard grow.-Once Week.
Judge-This gentleman can identify the
watch because his initials are scratched on
the inside OF the case. PriSoner-No. he
can't; | scratched them off.-Clothler and
Furnisher.
=, Edward Bellamy is running for Mayor at
Chlcopce, Mass. Ii may be that after cleo
ton he will be looking back ward" for the
votes he didn't get.-Buffalo News.
Dumpsey-Bodson's wife is very small,
isn't she? Popiniay = Yes; YOU wOuli
hardly believe it. but | have heard it said
that she goes through his pockets every
night.-Burlington Free Press.
Particular Ctizen-Thes new red STAMPS
are not as adhesive as they ought to be-,
Postal Official-I guess you never tried car
rying sheet of them in your pocket on a
hot day.-N. Y. Weekly
VisitorLHow long are you in for, my poor
man? PriSoner-Dunno, ma am Visitor
How can that be? Prisoner-Its a life
sentence.-Puck.
Propinquitous.-" Her father is rather
close. isn't ?" YES; so darn close Ethel
and have to whisper most of the time.r-
Epoch.
Physically Impossible.-Ev Ito Ella, lust
engaged).l suppose, of course, that Jack
got on his knees TO proposep Ella-Nn.
he couldn't And why couldn't he, pray ?''
'Er-because was on them."- -Me-Up.
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a. Merchant in Trnnhle.

Last evening I. b. Burdick, the we'll
known gre ceryman, who has been conduct
ing store on North First street, was ar
rested on complaint Of Ii. G.. Mcguire, who
charges Burdick with concealing goods with
an attempt TO defraud his creditors.
Mr.. Ma2uire is a member of the San
Francisco Board of Trade and Burdick is
member, large SUN Of money.
Il was learned that Burdick contemplated
retiring from business and on Investigation
his stock was found TO be small and the cash
did rot agree with the amount of goods. A
search resulted in finding of some goods
hidden at the Burdick residence.
Justice Gass set the bonds at $4,000, which
the prisoner was unable to procure and was
therefore remanded to the custody of the
Sheriff. The examination of defendant is
set for September 10Th at 2 o'clock.-San
jose Herald, September 18th.
The morning call., 1890-09-15
IN Der HAMMOCK.

~ UNLIT garden and shaded trees,
s,-N Binder whose boughS a maiden sits.
"a StfrS in her curis the WooinS breeze,
~ over her head the biackbird fits.
Laughter and love, with perfume sweet
hend in her life this summer day;
Someone is lying at her feet.
Longing the dear old words to say.
Swinging there in the sunlight,
Swinging there in the breeze,
Low In her dainty hamm7cN,
She tastes such JOYS as these.
Evening coming. and stars are there,
Smiling down in sweet sympathy
On the lovely and loving pair.
Vowing Youths fond fidelity
MASSACHUSETTS,. but full of pow'r,
Bind these happy young hears to-day;
They have tasted Loves fairest hour,
Life for them is one perfect May.
Swinging there in the twilight,
Swinging there meath the moon,
Low in her dainty hammock,
Twilight is light as noon T.
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Arrived.
SUNDAY, Sept IA.
Stmr Umatilla, Holmes, 90 hours from Victoria
etc: pass and mdse. to Gcodall. Perkins IL Co
Stmr Coos Bay, Nicholson. Is hours from Fort
Bragg, etc; pass and mdse to Goodail, Perkins
& Co.
Stmr Corona, Hannah % hours from Eureka:
pass and mdse, to GoodaIi. Perkins d Co.
Stmr Sewsooy, Liebig 6 hours from Navarro:
railroad ties, lumber and shingles. to Navarro Mill
Co.
Stmr Gypsy, PIummer 7Js hours I'm Santa Cruz;
produce. to Goodal Perkins Il Co.
Stnr Newport, Green, % hours from Eel River;
pass ana mdse, to Goodall, Perkins Il Co.
naimo; 1850 tons coal, TO X Dunsmuir Il Co.
Ship Spartan, Polite, days from Seattle; 1850
tons coal, to = Il Cornwall ( Co.
Ship Charles Dennis, Edgett, 1913 days from New
York: mtlSe. to Williams, Dim ond & Co.
Bktn Malay, Primo, 10 days from Port Moody;
coal. to Spreckels Il Bros; lumber. to n Bichard
Schr Seven Sisters, 0lsen from Point Arena.
Sehr Sylvia Handy Jordan. 3lz days from Span
ish Fiat; 30 tons wreckage, to Heyman a Meyer.
Schr Anna Mathilde. Dobbellar, ii hours from
Fort Ross: 90 eds bark. TO Seymore.
Sailed.
SUNDAY. Sept H.
Stmr AK, Hall, Port Townsend.
StInr Arago. Thomas. Coos Bay.
Stnr TillamooS, lie BalIister, Mazatlan and Next
can ports via San Diego.
Schr Newark. Beck. Bowens Landing.
Schr c I H.ll. Mortensen. Russian Landing.
Sehr Robert Searles, Piltz, Port Townsend.
Schr Ida Schnauer, Beck. Coos Bay.
Scnr James Townsend Wilson. Fort Bragg.
Schr Emma Ciaudina, Mas. Grays Harbor.
The morning call., 1890-09-15

FuLL-DREss SUITS FOR HIRE suitable for halls
parties, weddings or receptions on reasonable terms
at Original Misft Clothing Parors northwest corner
Post and Dupont streets.
The morning call., 1890-09-15

CGEAN STEAitrt;s.
Dates OF Departure From San francisco.
The morning call., 1890-09-15
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining un reclaimed in the Postoffce at San Fran
cisco on MONDAY. September l5, 1890
R9- To obtain any OF these letters the applicant
must call for advertised Letters" and give the
date of the list. II not called for within two weeks
they Will be sent to the Dead-letter Office
The morning call., 1890-09-15
LETTRKs FRANCHISES.

Ayoninge. Franc DaSsand Pierre Magner, Louis
Barrats, Laurent Faure, Charles Peiagie, Manent
Bayonne lJacot George II rTigon, Gust
CneZere. Louis LagieZ, ToUScOnt Urrere, Jean
Collet. Prof LEROY LOUIS NasSeurEdmond
PoUR LES DANES.
Abroise, Celeste Flor, Jeanne Jannay, Mile
DuDad, Auguste Fontas Marie Laurent, Ciotil de
Fauber, Mad Gilbert, Adelaide Vincent, Mad
Helene Godon. Louise
The morning call., 1890-09-15
CARTAs EsPANoLAs.

Aborasuri, Jul Castillo Domingo Gutieres, Cenon
can Figueroa, Jesus iJaramilia, Man
Arkante, Angelo Gandlra, CAST uel
Armando, Ern- mira Lejial, A F
este Garibai, Simeon Paiacios i NJ
Arriola, August Gonzales, An Sanchez, Rodolf
Bargua Pedro dreas Silva, j y
Carvagal, LeonCi
sENoRAs.
Bet eneara Morto Garcia, Catelna Pritchard, Ig-
Gamacho Pro- Garivay, ReyesEi nacta
qunta Gonzalez, Nieo- Ramirez, Carrie
Castro, Josefa NJ lasa L Sanchez Rosa
Cueta, Maria Moreno, A
S. w. BACKUS. Postmaster.
The morning call., 1890-09-15
Shopping on Broadway.
A jaunty bonnet, dainty muff,
A veil that lies just low enough
To show beneath, two Inns of red.

10 show beneath, two Inns OF red,
And cheeks where rose and lily wed.
She scans widow, where displayed,
Are hats TO charm each artless maid.
She sees friend-ab! what a smllei
All passers-by 1t doth beguile.
For underneath those carmine IIps
Are teeth as white as sails Of ships.
Showing that daily tits her wont
To brush her teeth with SOZODONT.
Every Day of the Seven
Teeth should be brushed with SOZODONr in mr..
der TO Keep them white. or TO render them so.
Specks and blcmshes upon their surface disap-
pear after applying SOZODONT a few times.
The gums acquire coral tint. aud grow hard
from the use of SOZ0DONT Analysis discloses
nothing impure In this preparation. The ladies'
buy and use SOZODONT because hey know that
1t Is most effective aid to beauty, The sooner
our readers commence its use the better for them.
The morning call., 1890-09-15
LETTERE ITALIASE.

Abbatl, GLOW lGiaunini, Rosa IRaicevice Sprc
Bartolomei Vino Giovanoui, Can Rebagllati, r
Bago, Arturo dido = Romani Colon
Biauchi, Virginia Lney, Electra bina
Bosc4cci Franc Mamma, Gaetano RustIei, Angel,
BrovelIi, A Marinaio GB Salvador, V
Campi, Narciso lMitrovfce, Lueie SeolariDernard,
Cavagnaro, Ages Mongia rdino, OF Sordano Franco
Cesari. Florida tavIo line
Chiarini, Circo Monteverd, Gui- SuglatteMariet
Daneri, ASsuuta sephna Toscaneiii. } oh
DavmoV Valentine PeZzone, Pietro Viola, Salvador
Franz, Carlo Pichini. GUS Zenone, Ermini
Grafiiao, Giov
The morning call., 1890-09-15

Per Gipsy-B Levy * cs4-9sborn Alexander; G
Carpy & Co; Wheaton Il LuhTs; NJ I Freltas & Co; J
Pennie; Brigham, Hoppe & Co; Carlan X McCar-
thy: Norton, Teller Il co.. Whitney X Coz stand
ard Oil Co; Dodge, Sweeney x Co; C0well * Coz
Risdon, Cahen q Co; Shattuck, Kowal5ky & Co; NJ
Ehrman Il Co; IL Dutard; ID heete * Co; WOLF II
" Ii Rouse y Co; Getz Bros * Co; L stevens IL
Coz Goodall, Perkins Il Co; Ii Hammer d Co; Il
Martini ~ Co.
Per Newport-H Dutard; Pollard & Dodge; L
Dingley d Co; Veryalin Rowe; Keefe & Co;
E Whitney & Co; Hills Bros Norton, Teller Il Co;
Marshall, raggart Il BrUrsen; Dodge, Sweeney ~ Coz
w w Montague Il Co; BRIGHAM, Hoppe 81 Co; Russ,
Sanders & Co; Risdon, Cab n a Co; wtzel Il Baker:
Mitchell g. Peterson; Shattuck, Kowasky & Co; l.
Porter Il Co; Wheaton & Luhrs.
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Sun AND TIDE TABLE.
snIPPInG INTELLlGENUE.
Arrived

for Lote sAtppmy Lpteiiae,cs Eighth Puos
Arrived.
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Roudoth, Miss
Rourke. CaptAH
ROGET, George
Rowland. L w
Runge (Mer-
chant)
Russell. Mrs
Ryan. Miss Katie
Ryan. Mrs X NJ l.
Ryan, William
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-18
TO ROW ON LAKE WILDER.
G~audaur. Osborne. Hosmer. Hamm and
Ten Eyck VIII Be There June q.

Gsaudaur. Osborne. Hosmer. Hamm aud
Ten Eyck VIII he There June q.
by the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, May 1.-THE novelty OF a genu-
inc regatta in the heart of the Rockies
promises TO he one 81 the attractions of
the season. Information was received to-
day at the Office Of the Montana Central
that arrangements had been completed
for the appearan "a ut Lake Wilder OF
Gaudaur. Osborne. Hosmcr. Hamm and
Ten Eyck, the famous oarsmen, on Sun
day. June I. Two races will he rowcd by
these champions and an opportunity will
he afforded hundreds of people to witness
the performances Of these noted wielders
of the spoons. Special trains will
he run over the Montana lei
trail from Helena and Butte
aud arrangements will also be- made with
the Montana Union for excursions from
Anaconda, Deer Lodge and other points
on that road to connect with those pro-
posed To he run on the first mentioned
road. The company owning the lake will
arrange for extra accommodations ON tina
day, as IL IN expected hat an Immense
number will witness the contest. Befor.
appearing at Lake Wilder the oarsmai
will participate In u race at Great Falls
gotten mp for their particular benefit.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-18
Picture, and Physiology.

Butte, May i7.-There will undoubt-
eddy be- a large audience of men at the
Lyceum this evening To listen to the first
of DIR. Harrison's lectures. The reputa-
ton. which has preceded him from all
quarters OF the globe, Of being an attract
i've and entertaining speaker should. and
doubtless will, he sufficient To pack the
house. IL is Of interest to learn that DIR.
Harrison is a registered physician in ~ OF
the United States Of America, where the
practice Of medicine is governed by law,
also in New South Wales, Australia, Vie
toria. Tasmania formerly Van Dieman's
Land, and the United Kingdom. His
credentials are from such eminent per.
sons as Gen. Russell A. Alger, United
States Scnator Conner, Congressman II,
q. Mills, Allen. Crisp. and many others,
The subject IL to-night's address is "Er.
rors of Life and he will illustrate both
youthful follies and the vices of the more
mature by means Of his large s~tereopticoD
and "a large number Of dissolving views
These views will be interpreted 10y many
beautiful scene in foreign lands, with q
running accompaniment of amusing
anecdotes. as they call TO mind some Incl
dent associated with them during his toul
Of the world.
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A GANG OF THIEVES.

Two Lads Arrested Who Are Supposed To
Have stolen u Set of Harness.
by the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, May E.-John Gooch. n youth
full tough who is generally known as"Eng-
lish," was arrested this afternoon by
Marshal Daum for stealing a set Of har-
ness from Z. A. Steere. A short time
afterward another boy, a diminutive
specimen of humanity with frey hair and
watery eyes, was also arrested for COM
nlicity I'M the offense. He gave his name
as Paul Kennedy. and volunteered 10
conduct the marshal To the place where
the stolen harness was cached. When
they arrived at the place, however, only a
small portion was recovered. Gooch
was placed in the city jail and Kennedy in
the county Jail. in order to keep them sep
arate. the marshal expecting one or the
other OF he ulprits 10 make a confession
duplicating the other boys. The officers
are of the opinion that the two boys are
members of a gang of youthful thieves
who have caused the people of the south
west end of the city no end OF oub Tor
months past.
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DISTRICT COURT DoINOs.
Jack Mclaughlin Found Guilty of Rob.
bery-ProbAte Matters.

JACK McLaugh1In Found Guilty of Rob
bery-Probate Matters.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUrrE, May 1.-THE trial Of Jack Nc.
LauRhlin was concluded in the district
court to-day. The jury after being out a
few minutes returned n verdict of guilty
and left the fixing Of his punishment to
the discretion of the court. Mclaughlin,
who IL not by any means a b~ad-lookinR
man, was extremely nervous during the
time the verdict was being read. The
court fixed he time of passing sentence
upon Mclaughlin for 10 o'clock Tuesday
next. Ed =. Booth defended Mclaughlin
in an able manner, but the evidence
agains, his client was too strong.
A great deal Of time was consumed to-
day with probate court matters.
In the estate of Charles Bowman an or
der of sale Of real estate was entered.
In the matter of the estate of Ada NJ.
PATTERSON an order was entered for the
sale of rca estate.
In the estate Of Mike Duffy the final ac-
count was allowed and a decree Of distri-
button was made.
Sarah j. Wright was appointed admin
istratrix Of the estate of f.. j. Wright.
An order Of sale of personal property
was made i'm the estate Of Sarah Blair.
In the divorce suit of Petit VS.. Petit.
demurrer was withdrawn and answer
filed. Mrs. Petit was allowed 500 per
month alimony and 500 counsel fees.
In King VS.. Mcguire demurrer was with
drawn and five days allowed for filing OF
answer.
Lindsay VS.. Jastram, the default of the
defendant was ordered entered.
In Bingham VS.. Bingham the default Of
the defendant was entered and the petit
ton referred tn Charles O'Donnell to take
the testimony and report To the court.
In the estate Of Charles Savage the pc
tition of George Pascoe for reappoint-
ment as administrator on the ground that
additional property had been discovered
To belong To III estate, was set for hear
ing May 81 ut 10 a. IN. In the case Of
Murray VS.. Murray default Of the defend
ant was entered and the case referred Ia
Charles O'Donnell to take the testimony.
When the case of Townsend vs.. Town
send was reached n decree of divorce was
putpre1.
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The Granite Celebration.

SPECIAL Correspondents OF the standard.
GRANITE, May ia grand anniycr-
sary celebration and ball will be given by
the Granite Miners union at Granite ON
Friday, June IL. lsO. Following Is the
programme:
Competition for a ladies gold watch, val
ue $50; doublc-handed drilling match, LIST
and 2nd prize, $50, $50; single-handed
drilling match, LIST and 2nd prize, s25, SO;
foot race free for all in vicinity Of Gran
itc, prize SO; boys loot race under L.,
prize s. ;stone throwing,25 pounds weight,
prize s.; boys sack race, prize 50; sledge
hammer throwing, weight II pounds,
prize -.
The committee Of arrangements is
II. NJ. Bluctt, Fostei.Williams, JOSEPH
Baxter, George l.. Gum, Charles Bonner.
ID. A. Mcleod, John Il. Pcarce. Frank
Mckeen, John Dugan, Abe Northy. jaime,
A, Gililllan, William Herald, Henry Lew
ney, William Davcy.
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BUTTE CURRENT r

General Warren left for Helena yester-
day.
DIR. Holmes has returned from Califor-
mia.
William Owsley, is up from his Twin
Bridges ranch.
L. c. Trent, agent for Fraser & Chal-
mers, is I'M the city.
The Turn Verein will meet on Tuesday
TO arrange for the annua picnic.
Two brothers named Rodgers were run
in last night for disturbing the peace.
The Washington guards will hereafter
have their headquarters at the Pavilion.
New bankbills of the Silver Bow Ma
tional bank are being circulated extern
sively.
The Pavilion has been secured by Cap
tain Shepherd Mt which to hold the Fourth
of July exercises.
Notice Of location Of the Menominee
lode claim, I'm the Summit Valley district,
was filed yesterday by +. Evans.
A mineral land patent granted TO Henry
Mctlosky and John McClosky to the
Flag Staff lod claim was filed yesterday.
John Purtle. one of the Oldest residents
of the west side and at present engaged
in business at Stone station, visited the
city yesterday.
j. NJ. Merrill. one of the principal
stockholders in the Granite Mountain
and Bi-Metallic mines, passed through
the city yesterday for Philipsburg.
Frank Hall, the efficient and genial
foreman of the Miner office, will leave to-
day for Sioux City. When he returns a
fair young Sioux lady will accompany
him rs Mrs. Hall.
In the distric tcourt yesterday Lee Ann
Petit was granted 500 n non alimony
from her late husband, Badeau Petit.
Attorneys Haldorn and Talent were
granted 500 attorneys fees.
This evening a meeting of the Butte
Laborers' union will be held, at which a
constitution and bylaws will be adopted,
The meeting will he an important one
and all members are urged 10 be present
The various Irish societies of the city
have decided to hold q joint picnic SOM
time next month. Recently a committee
on arrangements was appointed, which II
requested to meet at Hibernia hall mt
o'clock this afternoon.
Van Buskirk & Co. caused q writ Of at
tachment to he issued yesterday agains
Davis 4 Richie To secure payment OF G
bill Of S265. Service was mad last nigh
and the attached firm gave bonds ant
will fight il in the court, some disput,
existing concerning the bill.
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NAT 0oopwIN's NEW PLAY.
1.-The Nominee" Meets the Approval of n
Large Audience Last Might.

1.-The Nominee Meets the Approval Of u
Large Audience Last Night.
BUTTE, May 1.-THE enthusiasm with
which 1.-THE Nominee was received at
the opera house this evening, speaks vol
umes for n new piece, IL being the second
production on any stage. The first was
nj the Marquam Grand mt Portland, two
weeks ago. Mr.. Goodwin appeared i'm the
character of jack Medto,ri, n man of the
world. His escapades and troubles in APP
peasing an irate mother-in-law and con-
filling wife, form the theme of the play.
The comedy, by Lcandcr Richardson, ed
itor of the New York Dramatic
Nercs. and William Yariley, is
well written, the conversation being bright
and spicy, and IL will make an excellent
addition To MIR. Goodwin's repertoire. The
character Of lack M.dfo,d and Siids n.
Woicott in "A Gold Mine" are very differ
ent, and Mr.. Goodwin is more inclined tn
burlcsque i'm the ''Nonince," as indeed he
has every opportunity To do so.
Paul Arthur appeared To advantage i'm
the character Of leopold Bunydn. and the
mothcr-in-law was excellently portrayed
by Mrs. Cccilc Rush. The balance of the
cast fully sustained the general excel.
lcncc. The performance was concluded
with the laughable farce LEND Me Five
Shillings," Mr.. Goodwin appearing as
Mr.. Goiightiy, in which character he Ina,
already earned n well deserved reputa
ton. having played il more han aO times
in the East. "A Gold Mine" was played
ut the matinee this afternoon to n fair
house.