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TO an EVENING Womb reporter seeking
information in regard to one Of the latest
and most pronounced of fashionable fade.
1T has apparently teen decreed. :" he
continued. that this antiquated style Of
spectacle shall constitute nh essential part
OF every lady's equipment; for although
they have icen more or less in uso for
several years past, there has been n regu-
lar rush for thom this season, and we
have had to hustle in n very lively man
ner to DO able to supply the demand for
them.
They all wnnt them, young and old
and middle-aged alike, and amusing in
cidents have often occurred right here in
the store which illustrate some Of the
pcculinrities OF tho craze.
For instance, whenever a customer
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~ nn- III -,
- ~ "L,. go, -
u1a~.-,. w 49,.
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"a" -. 80
III
y 'he gioss's "''eauy "uJ"''e"'
During the present seas)n we have
had lots of Young ladies in here who wish
=, ,,.oho.a Io,a,a,.o, al oool mon,
W p.ionune iois"e''e"' II poo" ""ns
of them are honest enough To own up
that there is nothing the matter with their
evesigbt and all thew want nj tho s,cc,o.
-"
cies is 10 'he'r i"shionho'e Ut
tire. In such cases we are perfectly will
inc 10 az the frames with plnin ginss
d,sLs Gov I, .r;,s ,n. n,rnosos ~ ,ho Ill.
oiSks' U 'hu's'He purpoScsoi heSrI"S
young creatures Just as well, and they
cost less than finely focused and polished
49,. ,,h,oh o,a somo,,,oo 90,
'n.'' "H"" nv 'N' IA
pensiSe.
Then there are others who are a little
aensl,iye about acknowledging their wenk.
-
ness Tor fashionable ioibies' ana who try
to make us believe that they are either
abort a, phted or far. sjrhted. and give ms
-. S..,LJa a. -. Il,
io'' VI 'iouo.o "y'"s W ""u
the exact difficulty is. II doesn't take MS
long, though, TO find ont that they nra
only nm IN , gortIe g.me ~ bluE nnl ~
o"S "p ~ W." W
course We are wiling TO hnmor them to
their hearts content. They never suspect
for n moment that We hive ~discoy.red the
frand md 90 away neriectly ,niishcd
With THAR own eicysrness i'm conccnIn"
,he real mo,iye Of their nnrchnse - ~
A. ordinarv ohservar ronno, hovo
ta;iaa IN note tho General nr]",nIenca NJ
,hn Inrnna,,s hsbj, nnrnnn ,ba ponnan fotl
~ ,ata Tbe M, row iorto;so- shsJI fr,,nas
a - a;,,.d aLout avo,rwLsre w. 'inn
a"is hofo,a nna's sves i'm tbe sircey cary
AMI 'bnssss In lie fashionohIe nnto~n
nro,ronaJea If an nfternonn In tha LinH
lttn,aa az ,ho tbsntrc and oI,orn ,bn bniiS
an1 inns cy.rSn,bern IL, To-, 10,
"na ~ v'nnoon onJ 49, Nc ,,sh ~ t.
$500 "a os nal ara 20 ho Irm,J w
'ex"naa. - ~ o. y as,na,,
r;ons,vTH,n Nv Vort ""nJ the ,"aarano
- nnyS ~ ,hnomm ~ - az |h rt ',"ra os
i, tha ,hsotre wnuia almost rp,ets a ss"
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bhOohbANs
my head would be all stopped mp. Ny throat
began to awe me = good deal Of trouble. II would
be raw and inBamsd and my voice would become
husky aud unnatural
''Sometimss dry spells would como over me
like vertigo. would stAggsr and everything would
swim before my eyes.
Nov And than there would be acute pains In the
back and shoulder-blades and sometimes in the
chest.
~ seemed to have no taste or relish for food.
When / would get up in the morning felt tired.
languid and nervous. / hated to get out Of bed.
or I felt wotse on for the nights sleep about neon
time the tired feeling would wear OIL.
'Then ] would be constantly hawking and blow
ing and raising. There would be something sttck-
ing in my throat that l could not get up or down.
The coughing and raising with the pains In the
chest and the constant dropping back from my
head made my life a burden to me. I had tried
medicines without end In order to get relief. but
had failed.
FINALLY I read in tho newspapers Of the success
TINT Drs. Copeland and Blair had had with Pc
TENTS, neiRhbors of mine. whose troubles were sim
liar 10 mine, and after calling and seeing them and
verifying their statements I determined to place
my case in the hands of these phSsicians.
81 found their terms for treatment and nedi-
cihes less per month than ] bad been paying for
patent medicines. and / was surprised at the benefit
I received the first week.
Nov 1 can soy am entirely well. I have some
time left that is still due me for treatment. butt
do no, feel that IL is necessary for me to go to them
sgain. for l am entirely vol. 1 have no more
trouble of any kind. The symptoms Of my disease
have entirely left me and the cure Is complete. L
am glad TO give this statement, and will gladly re-
peat it whenever called upon at my home at 2O6
MAujer st.. Brooklyn.
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PITY THEIR WOES.

WRITTEN ron THE RvENIN WORLD
The Plumber las no work to do,
Jack Frost has cut him dead,
His diamonds all will have to go
To buy his children bread.
The goldman views his piles Of coal
With frenzy in his eye;
Oh | for II bowling blizzard
And I'd sell 1t by and by.
The Iceman Fays You'll have to melt"
He lives in blank despair!
He shall not cut one cake of Ice,
He swore and tore his hair
They are three dolorous men in looks.
And they'll soon be "dollar'less men;
They're swearing now from morn to night
If the weather keeps fine, what then 2
ADA Il.
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A BIG ATTEMPT.

Napoleon IVES must have felt a thrill
Of envy when he heard of Mr.. PETER ].
CLAAssES's bold monkeying with three
banks. This gentleman got control Of
the Sixth National Bank by buying n
large amount of stock aud then paid for
it with money coolly taken from the
banks vaults. Bank Examiner HEPBuNS
was a little too alert for Mr.. CLAAssEN
and blocked his game.
Criminals who attempt to work a
scheme in which success means serious
loas and injury to hundreds of honest,
respectable citizens. are about as desery-
ing of contempt as amy evil-doer that
lives. The gigantic solhshness that
calmly plans disaster to hundreds for its
WI miserable advantages. is deserving
Of q penalty more severe than that in.
fiieted upon a ommon thief. 1t is to be
hoped that Mr.. CLAAssEN may receive
The full punishment for his Ofense.
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sPoTLsTS.

Lucia sLrAte. twenty-siK years old and just
that numbar Of inches long. died lately.
Although she was . great mite she had not a
great strength.
A furniture dealer Rugged a lady customer and
had to pay s5 for It. his only defense was that
he thought the lady wanted a family suite, and
It struck him that a hug was a family sweet.
Fight colored women acted As pAil-beArers to a
dead negro woman. This Is one Of the blacklist
things ever heard Of.
louisiana COW wrecked a train lately. Thins
what Z wearing thing a steak on that COW would
be.
Chicago Aldermen have q biting sense Of
wrong, One Of them recently got a mans wrist
between his teeth. The victim ought TO fear
hydroThobiA.
Portugal cannot sail out Of her difficulties
without a helm hard to port.
-.
letter-csrTier has married several women.
They were to fond OF this male. Bis plea
may be that he was engaged in the service Of the
United States.
=.
lazy messenger hoy distributed a lot of inyi.
tAtions IN the Charles River / scause he was tired.
He isTetired now. Cne invitation for the Charles
River would have been too many.
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Like Telling 3 secret.

A Acknowledgements Photograph OF
Nellie BIZ will be presented gratis with every
copy of sundays WORLD. Ii will be an exact
reproduction OF a fuil-lepgth photograph OF
Miss BLY, in travelling costume. and will be
printed on hne c~rean-lAid paper, lOhxls
incheA Il will be the first true likeness
ever published. The portrait OF Miss BLY,
will DO inserted In each COZ Of next sun
days Wo4LD. To Ayoid the Disappointment
Of NOS TtceiVinE = copy OF the sUNpAT
WoELD. Ebieh vas tho experience Of many
thousand. i4lt sunday, ordef your eopy in
sdgansA
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Liko Telling a secret.

A Miesenbaoh-process Photograph Of
Nellie Bly will be presented 0rdts with every
copy Of sundays WORLD. IL will be an exact
reproduction Of full-length photograph of
Miss Bly in travelling costume, and will be
printed on fine cream-laid paper, lOIsxIs
inches, II vii! be the first true likeness
ever published. The portrait Of Miss bly,
will be inserted IN each COPY OF next sun
days MoRLn, 10 avoid the Disappointment
% not receiving a copy OF the SUNDAY
WOMB, which Was the CNpericuce OF many
thous ands last sunday, Oruer your copy in
advance.
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FROM THE WORLD OF LABOR.

A new constitution was adopted yesterday By
the Oystermen's Union.
The upholsterers' strike at Hesselbach's shop
was declared on yesterday.
Anew branch OF the Bakers Union Is 10 be or
ganized next sunday at 1870 Second avenue.
A special meeting Of cigar-makers has been
called for tomorrow evening at 20 East Fourth
street.
The amalgamation Of Cabinet NAL srs, Progrss
siye Union into Furniture v orkers' Union No..
Will take place In q lew weeks.
Biehier hss been elected financial secretary Of
Furniture WORKERS Union No. \.
Portland Cement Laborers' Union No. 1 VIII
evening. at B5as East Eleventh street.
DR.; Luck has been, elected physician Of The
T TSlEaHaGa Rii' f he viii In rd Dsfss . s ssisfs d f? g ssn e
from every member every three months.
mass,m ,sfng Of textile ws.fsrs VII isss
avenue and Garden street, Union hin. % discuss
the ndvisability o! reducing the hours OF labor.
The wood.Caryers' Union yesterday ordered
factory, Where the cabiHet-maiers are on stTks
Pay bill.
Musical Progressive Union 10; p assisted b.
men, will give a concert and ball tomorrow
evening At Nilzigs Assembly Rooms. SO last
Fourth street.
end of Progressive furniture Norksrs' 30. i
Vile ins! seted this eyening BY the Amsl6a.
financial business ofboth UNIONS.
The NTH annual conyention q, the JogIns{.
men BaksTs, hatiopal Union III Be called .
Detroit. Mich. The delegates vii make he Sc
Lawrence Hotel their headquarters.
,Bnsklayers MAJ Hahn. Charles KnAAs.
IL. FFedsrisks, OF Union No; ii, have been -
ported oy EiaS.Deiesate rope 70 sdrf ~
Beard OF Walking Delegates.
The Arbitration Committee Of UpholstsEsus'
Union 30. 4 which had been sent 70 Boss
5lSfss h IN ~ 0 sdon street ssssti e pa a't tEsy s 90 ss ssasis sSi
IN . disaourteous manner, Boss biSAne stating
"a he he teStfsl fssOr e u %io5AT afif b s1s IA I'd
to take action.
LocksmithE and Eailins-Makers' Union No. I
hSs aPpointsd sso21 ittfe ithinsta9fponi 70 sSs
Min q viss OF setiAng ths dins'1RssS ee5Hfsse
each CHEZ taf hsIiy three yea Year. Tire nss
and Raiing-MAEsfs last week.
MithIp the last two weeks Furniture WORKERS,
its shOps. struck AZ another and organized :
t tnidn SsoR. E bsr s~Is s : TR Rsn fSsm o. sk sas
for refusing 10 leave the UninE. Eext Tuesday
ina is6rafish Of The tssiigbStt,ihosafSs SsS ON Iay j. !
CbTendon hail.
1te delegates o: the German farmer soeielies Of
fhlisdeiphis; IsRs9n; sesAatPa I1iaaffesA
heA, Jersey who we're ~ eonysau9n
a. 1aentoni have adopted a res0lunon A9spozF
ing he elghthouT moVement and thelr delesar
lion to the convention OF Ese North American
1U ner Bund at st. LOUIS WeIe tnstrueted %
tefOFe that body
Bricklayers' uhion No. 9 met yesterday =
Humboldt Hll .~a0ntTose avenue and Humboldt
street, kruoklyn. and re- eiyed 9 report from he
stecia COMMITTEES which had been appoin1ad p
confer Nith the framors and lAbOfeEs' pnlQE
No. u With . view % kccuflng united acuo4E
cases Of strikes. The committee stated that tie
Trainers Is sell gs the labo ens are willing 70 CO
0Ierats aith ths brfcklayers aud ths terI6s = >
how q proceed In such cases were lmmea4AsaE
kzreSd uHon.
DAAARss ga P.ssssssg =; .sss.sa sss
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CHANCE FOR A COLD WAVE.

A Hesitating Prediction, but Rain
Surely Indicated.
Sergt. Dunn thinks he can discern q cold
wave in the West, coming eastward. but
thinks we will scarcely get any Of it.
1.-The Pacific Storm" the Sergeant said,
has reached the lake region. causing
cloudy weather and light rains there and in
the New England and Middle States. This
storm IN followed by u cold wave. which ex-
tends over Minnesota, Dakota and Montana.
We may get the edge OF the cold wave as it
passes over tho lake region"
The temperature here this morning was
10 degrees. at Boston. "a; Philadelphia,
3S: Chicago, 40; 81. l.ouis, 52: Now Or
leaps. 81. At Fort Jupiter, Fla. IL was ~,
and at st. Vincent, Mimi. the mercury ran
down to 20 below zero.
The Indications are for light showers to-
day, clearing tomorrow. 1t will be colder
Tomorrow evening.
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MISS JARECN NOW LEADS.
But Mrs. Burns Is a Close Second for
the Watch.
Misses Mayer, Canerata and Lieb-
man Next in Order.

Miss Hannah Jarecki, who for some
time has been having q lively struggle for
second place in TIE EvENINo WORLD
Lady Teachers Contest. to-day jumps
into first place with AZ, 519 votes to her
credit.
Burns, with ~, 100. Miss Mayer ia still
third, with SO. $50. Miss Csferata, fourth.
with 35,9 900 and Miss Lehman. fifth, with
80, sol. Miss II. Estelle Olmsted. of No.
8, Auburn, N. Y, whose friends have been
keeping rather quiet lately. looms mp in
sixth place with 4. 500.
Any lady teacher In New York, New
Jersey and Connecticut can be 4 candi-
dnte in The EVENING WORLDS contest.
The teacher receiving the largest number
of votes will be presented with An elegant
gold watch, purchased from Edwin A.
Thrnll, of 3 Maiden lane. Mr.. Thrall
thus describes the prize:
The watch Is one OF the finest Of move
ments. II is tull-iewelled. with ,rub,es,
lever cacapcment and nickel flush. The
cases. are hunting cases, lS carats fine. and
very heavy.
They nre made from nugget or antique
gold, with twelve pigeon-blood .rubies.
twelve fine sapphires. and twelve fine dia-
monds Embedded in the gold of the ease.
The price will be s400.
The watch isnow on exhibition at Bren.
tano's. 3 Union Square.
In all cases. where possible. indicate
tho number of the school, as well as CITY.
with which the candidate il connected.
All votes must be on the ballot printed
below. Cut out the blank. properly fill
out and sign it, and send it to The EVEN
ING WORLD.
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Complaints are being received at the
Post. oniee about the postal cards supplied
by Mr.. ALBEIT DAGGETT. They are in
feFior to the old ones, which certainly
were no better than they should be. The
public can do nothing but protest when
little grievances of this kind are imposed
upon it, but there is no reason why the
protest should not be a loud n The
individual injury may be slight, but think
how many individuals there are who
suffer il. And for whose single benefit ?
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LIQUOR Dealers to Dance.

Tn third nnual reception of the Wine,
Liquor and Beer Dealers Association. OF
New York City, will be held in Central Turn
Yerein Hall, SiXty-seyenth street aud Third
avenue, Tuesday evening, Feb. II.
This AFFAIR promises to be even more sue
cesstul h a in former years. IL is one of
the biggest affairs of the season.
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JUDGE NEHRBAS NOT DYING.
He Has Been Seriously III, but Is
Now Out of Danger.

Charles Nehrbns. of the City Court. was dy-
ing at his home, 10" East Forty-sixth
street.
An EvENISd WORLD reporter who called at
the house was told by Mrs. Nehrbas that the
Judge had been seriously i'll for two weeks,
but was now improving slowly. He was
attacked by La Grippe, which developed
bronchitis. and at ono time IL was feared
victim.
At the house Of DIR. Alexander s. Hunter.
Judge NChtbas's physician. the reporter
was informed that the Judge was ont of
danger, though he would be confined TO his
loom for some days. He III now able to sit
up, aud gets about the house a little.
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ATHLETES IN REPosE.

Manhattan Athletic Club. Is very tall. but Is
we'll TropoTtioEed aud muscular, He will repre,
sent his club Al the Boston Athletic Club meet,
ing, Feb. rs.
G. Al. Britton is an American. although his
name does not Iuply Il. Hss q very fast man
across country, and will be one OF his clubs
mAinstays IN the championships. Ne belongs 10
the American Athletic Club.
h. X. PTitchRrd, the clever hish-JumPer. has
LETT the Staten Island Athletic Club and cast his
fortunes with the AanhAttAns. He has not prae-
tised much this Winter,
J. d. Fairchild mAnipulAtss ; billiard cue With
as much skin IS be does an oar, Ne IL : success.
ful Poo'-Plsyer alSo. He IL q member Of the Alta.
lanta BoAt Club.
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is NOBLE TO BE A JUDGE
A st. Louis Story Says He viii Leave
the Cabinet for the Bench.
TO TIE EVENING woRLn.

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woRLnI
ST.. LoUIs. No.. Jan. 3l.-Secretary No.
ble's friends in 81. Louis are discussing
some important private information from
the capital.
II IL SAID that Secretary Noble is tired of
the Interior. but still wants to be taken care
vacancy on the Circuit Bench made 10y the
promotion of Judge Brewer to the Supreme
Bench.
Judge Samuel +. Miller, of Iowa. of the
Supreme Bench. has signitied to the PresI-
dent his intention to retire next year. and
then Secretary Noble will be promoted to
Judge Miller's seat.
Judge Miller Is seventy-siN years of age
and made up his mind several years ago to
resign.
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AMONG THE PLAYERS.
Addiction Of Henry Bergman, One Of
1.-THE Senator" Company.
'' The Editor" to he Presented In
Comedy Next Season.

Henry bergman. who plays tho part Of
Count Won Strahl with w. II. Crane in
1.-THE Senator. " ut the star Theatre, has
had 10 contend with rather conflicting
emotions during the past week. The
other day he received n telegram from his
home announcing the interesting fact
that he was n father. Bergman was ex-
tremely proud and happy. The new was
spread among the members OF the COM
panv. and MS they nre all a pretty nice lot
of people. Bergman became n p%aternnl
hero. A few days later Mrs. Barrymore,
of the company, received n despatch
asking her to break to Bergman the news
that his unseen baby was dead. Mr..
Perrman's brief experience of paternity
was a melancholy one.
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WoRLoLlHos

ohauneey n. Dsrow isssid 70 trssef66Omnes
"a n sFefAse every week. BsaIss this, be takss
"a snnaal Zip y Europe.
CARDINAL Newman Is eighty EXIT years GA. but
san eieAr-headsd Ahdphgaeally spry and active.
r. pasi. s1fs q ths senator from Ninns.
sos ~ one u ne p~Eutiiest W0naea a. Hashins-
akatisTfa hasR - "a . Efnlnit
oa 81 hen1ceiu eQ61siIienle ma
NallslhA
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Whisky should not be sold 20 the col
oEed people in the South The race fac.
tions are simulated when the irate negro
Il naddened with bad whiskey. The
trouble Is serious enough, and solution of
Il Is something 10 tax the statesman. but
any mind can grasp the fact that negroes
reused to NndistiVe feeling are not pla-
Gated By bad grog.
The evening world., 1890-01-31
Hammer Wants SIC, 600 Damages.

Johannes Hammer. the emiErant who was
granted permission to land in this country
through TnE WORLDS bureau OF Justice.
has begun suit against the Emigration Com
m~issiouers for 10000 DAMAGES for his il
legal detention and Imprisonment, Hammer
blame and wants SlO. 900 from HIM in
diyidually.
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1 Thank You

For telling me 70 take Hoods saFsaBaHus. said sBs
LADY 70 another. used 70 SAks AZ N the m0ralas
~ith such ; tsnibls tired ieslins THAI Il AID nOt
sssm - though Ieosld sEsE sss thFoakh ~ daily
daiisA Thee 1 aid u0t baEe ahy APOSTLE. saa "a
ireassniiy doEu uith aek baadaehs lea days 4 4
unie BAT hosds s-aFaapaula - aorssstsd ~
tlaaEaft1 aiIaa -
ApPsi-a ems ~ he4a4hs ~ Aa1S oflA ~
slissaAs hslisa 4 bslsss - at
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Social Rar.

The Columbia Social held its second
Annual ball at the Brooklyn Assembly
Rooms last evening, and the affair was an
eujuyab,e success. PRINCIPAL among the
dancers wee Mr.. and Mrs. John +, Quinn.
yGIpes r. kaae, Muses. JuafeT and Henry
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THE FAD FOR LORGNETTES.
Long Handled Aids 10 EyeSiIht POpu.
lar Among Fine Ladies.
Coming Into Universal Use-Their
Styles and Prices.

q LADY who aspircs
90 he abreast Of the
times in matters Of
fashion cnn afford TO
bc without her lorp-
nette in these days, F"
said an uptown OBJ
ticinn of wide reuuto
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Ex-Treasurer Harvey Arrested

Frank Harvey, formerly Treasurer for
Herrmann's TransatlautIaue Vaudeville
Company, is unGer arrest, charged with
eMbezZhpg s99O. 10 of the CCmpany's re-
ceipts between Sept. 3 and Nov. .. 1883.
George ". Lederer. Lawyer NewcOmbe's
sCn-iu-law. is the complainant.
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Ann reader or The EVENING Womb may
rotS OEcP only.
The r0tp mus be upon the ballot printed IN
Thu EVENING WORLD.
OHip tOonIen I1ho dt' actively engaged On
teaching may be tOted foT,
The rotFt' should 0ire me Juit name Of The
teacher rOted .JOI. me school IN tohSch she Is
engaged dnd us location.
The candidate must be Ho71 Engaged IN
tedchin0 sOIIIet1hfre in The State % Mem YORK,
hftp Jprsey or Connecticut. She ma BE-
engaged IN any school. There is no iestrfc-
Enrelopss containing ballots must be dd-
dressed 10 Wdtch Contest EditOr, EVESINd
WORLD.
Following is the vote Of each candidate
who has received over 80 ballots:
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hero. A few days later Mrs. Barrymore,
of the company. received n despatch
asking her to break to Bergman the news
that his unseen baby was dead. Mr..
Pergman's brief experience OF paternity
was a melancholy one.
Wemyss Henderson announced ycster-
day that some real American skirt dancers
will be introduced into I" Bluebeard, Jr.,"
at Niblo's on Monday night. The skirt
dancers have all pro!essed 10 be English
Theatre up To the present. Mr.. Hondor.
sons pride in tho American damsels Is
therefore entirely Legitimate. That maiLy
OF them have already boen seen IL yery
probable. but that they have NIL been
ayowedly Engl sh Is n fat.
Mrs. Paielford seems 10 he getting
quite primn-donnai-sh. She left Dixie's
" Seven Ages" company rather suddenly,
aud brought Joy to the hearts Of John
SteiRon's employees by joining his com-
The Gondoliers" Mt the Amphion Aoad.
envy, Williamsburg, on Monday. Yestcr:
dav it wis announced that Mrt. Pndeltord
had failed to npIeor at two of the re-
henrsals. much TO oyerybody's chagrin.
Her role in THE Seven Ages " has been
sung by Miss Elyia Crot. the wife OF
Thomas 2. Seabrooke.
Ions Aldrich has II new play entitled
The Editor" IN which IL Ii announced
that he will appear next season. The
Editor" Is said to be n very good comedy.
English actors. of courte. need not apply
for positions in the company.
Lord Dunmersey" Ia being drama.
tized. Mr.. Richardson, the author Of
the novel, ass;sted by Clay NJ. Greene. IL
rapidly pushing the work towards com.
pletiop. 1t ought to make q rattling 2"
good play.
When Richard Mansfield appears In
Master and Man - at Palmer's Theatre
on Wednesday he will have overcome d
part quicker than no has done in a very
long time. Mansfield IL what il known
us a very difficult study, but when he once
masters a role he, has Il forever,
and Mr.. Hyde" last Monday week
he hDdnt seen the part since he
played II at Derby. England. for the
benefit OF the high school in that city,
where ho was educated. But he had
originally spent Two months studying
the role. He rarely attempts q part with
less than from our to six weeks study.
But hs has been 70 busy lately making
changes that his role OF Humphrey Logan
in Master and Man" has only had
about six days study.
Little Miss Marlowe isn't so very little
after all. Mr.. Barney declares that she
Is o feet o. inches In height. Still 1t is
impossible to refrain from saying little
Miss Mnrlowe."
Mrs. CLrter's pct ambition IL to appear
as Beatrice in Much Ado About Moth
ing" Mr.. Price, her new manager. says
Tint this may come later. Al first she
will be seen in q society drama.
Owing TO The death Of Mr.. Allison. n
member OF the Australian theatrical firm
with whom Messrs. Evnns and Hoey were
to go 10 Australia, the negotiations for
the appearance Of those actors in that
country are at present of" Still Il IN
quite probable that the comedians will
visit tie fnr.off land.
The evening world., 1890-01-31
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