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Evening journal., 1891-08-04
REH0B0TH BEACH. Del.
DOUGLASS HOUSE.

Open June 20. 1891, under the management of
William M Jefferson, late proprietor of the
,ylroen House, ,ilewes. The Douglass House Is
oe&utIully situated about go feet from At
lsnuc Ocean, and one fourth of q mile from
nenoOoth Bay. Pleasure trips on Rehoboth
Bay by steam yacht. excellent bathing. sail
ing, fishing and cunning. For terms, etc, ad-
dress. william M Jefferson,
Rehobolh. Del.
Evening journal., 1891-08-04
chioaeo Defeat. pbI,.da,nh,a ~

CHICAGO, Aug. AFTER an exciting
game the Chicago Cricket club defeated
the Belmont team Of Philadelphia By five
wickets
Evening journal., 1891-08-04


have the synpa
thy Of the north
TO a large extent.
With its streets
full Of marching
men, with every
house quartering
a veteran, with
til e strains Of
music floating on
every breath OF
the wind and with
the sound Of the
drum and the
shrill note OF the
fife in the air, De
troit IL expert
pucfurf "a ffpaafha
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RoARn AND ROOMS

~---------
TWO GENTLEMEN CAN GET BOARD,
a home comforts. pleasant rooms. use of
bath. mo lerate rates. at l07 w. eth st., city.
DENNsGROVE, MIDSUMMER BOARD-
= ers wanted by the day or week: also
table hoard. LOSEPH MATI. .ACKY Roy 214
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mr.. webor's story.

~ am Charles r. Webor, he said "and
am gardener. My farm Is in North
Haven township, near New Haven, Conn
Matilda Huber, tho dead girl. was my step
niece, being the stepdaughter Of my
brother She was about twenty years old.
She was born Ia Coeslin, Pomerania, Ger
many. Her mother died eight or ten years
ago, and my brother died Eve years ago.
He left Matilda about 81. 500, and he direct
ID that she should be placed in my charge.
She came 20 this country Immediately
after his death
Evening journal., 1891-08-04
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
EMPRESS TRAINS.

EXPRESS TRAINS.
B. a o. and PhIla. q Read. II. R.-Leave
Del. av. TAB a. M, ~. "A, 245 p. m week days;
7.10, a. m. 2.45 p. m. Sundays.
P., w. q B. and West Jersey and Cam. g.
Atlan. *. R.-Leaye 6.55 a. m, 1.39, 3.0l y. m.
week days; 7 a. m. Sundays.
Evening journal., 1891-08-04

DRlNTERs-STEA FIXTURES, com.
A piete witt cones. hangers, etc. suitable
FOR quarto or eighth-medium presses. Applv
at EVENING JouRNAI. nfflna - iFF-.
Evening journal., 1891-08-04
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
Fifth Avenue,

Massachusetts, Avenue and the Beach.
Fred. X. Bookius, Proprietor.
Reasonable rates for guests
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CELERY PLANTS. CABBAfSE PLANTS
~ ~ Best kinds. Lowest prices JOHN u
5s 5SOl Z, ~, 1roeer and Market Gardener, Box
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AoTEL KIRKWOOD,

n. w. Con. THIRD AND SHIPLEY STREETS,
Open at all hours for entertainment Of guests
CHAS. J. H. BECKETT. Manager.
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JOHN T. DICREY,
RerQivpr of Taxea

NOTICE.-WE INVEST MONEY ON
~ choice First Mortgages on we'll located
city properties at best rates OF interest, and II
SO desired make co lectiOns Of interest FOR in
yestors. HAWKINS & Co, ZIP Market
Al NOTlCE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
~ the stockh olders OF the City Market
House Company win be held on Wednesday
evening. August u. at 730 o'clock, al the
Market House. The object OF the meeting Il
20 amend the bylaws. ID. H. MEGILL, Sec
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

A FIRST CLASS PREssMAN ON CYLIN-
"A der or Gordon. Can show reference and
samples. Address, s, this Office
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
FOR SALE.


TOR SALE CHEAP. P.-WEsTINGHOUSE
Portable Engine and Boiler on wheels in
nrst-class order. ready for service For fur
Ther Information inquire or address JOSEPH
n. n. NM. Water and Harmony streets. New
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REAL ESTATE,

MEAL EBTATMs
LtOR SALE = A NICE THREE STORY
u house, with bath and gas, for cash. A
bargain, and immediate possession given
Apply at 3C5 West Twelfth Street city.
other real estate, or forfeit Si2i. send
stamps for reply.
ALFRED COLES. Real Estate.
46 Myrtle Avenue. Brooklyn. N. Y
TOR RENT.-A SIx-ROOMED BRICK
dwelling, 100 Justison street, at $40 per
month. Inquire At sl4 West 10th street
EOR RENT SEYEN-ROOM CD HOUSES
- and l store. Apply to +. $. BRADLEY,
100 Pullman Place
At0R RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 40e
L Market street. Apply 2l0 West 9th street.
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DRINTERS.-FOR SALE. FOUR LARGE
imposing Stones. Apply at this once.
pIAN0 = SEVEN AND oNE-rHTRD
A OCTAVE SQUARE PIANO FOR SALE
CHEAP; In good order; easy payments III
good purchaser. Address, PIANO, Evening
Journal office.
Evening journal., 1891-08-04
Lnsr ANN rnnNn-

I ST-SMALL NICKLE WATCH WITH
~ gold chain attached, on Market street
between Second and Twenty Third streets
t1nder will be rewarded II left at 2305 Market
street.
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NOTIONS.
MADAM WILDER, CELEBRATED CARD
VI Reader 2)4 East Second street

MI ADAM WILBER, CELEBRATED CARD
VI Reader, 24 East Second street.
ID ECEIYER OF TAXES, Will NTNgTON
Ab OFFICE. 20 MARKET STREET.
Brandywine Hundred-AuRust 3, ralley.
vile; August 4, Practical Farmer.
Christiana Hundred August 5, Fleming
Old Hotel Argust7. Surgeons, Newport
MIL Greek Hundred-August 10, Hockessin
Ausust II. Ecofffs store, Marshallten.
White Clay Greek Hundred-August 1s.
Sqrrender,s Hotel. Christiana; August IL,
Wilson's Hotel. Newark
New Cast o Hundred-A l. Mavorss
Office; August 6, Mayors Office
Pencader Hundred-August II, GLASGOW
August Is, GLASGOW.
Red Lion Hunared-AuCust 10, st. Georges
August p. Delaware City.
St. Georges Hundred-August "a, Middle
town: August IS, Odessa.
: AppoQuinimink Hundred - August g6
Townsend: August 28, Townsend
Blackbird Hundred-August ~. Blackbird
August 81, Blackbird.
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NOTICE. DIVIDEND.

NOTICE. E.-DIRECT TAXES RETURNED.
Colonel John Wainwright will be at his
otice, second tloor, Eighth and Market streets,
Wilmington, Dell every day. 10 meet AN new
sons who wish to file their claims. Those In
terested should call At once
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
poL1oE AND COURT.


aas tsa nsw eases weni upaa tie
EeNeTa sxssssss&y ans tAex weFe oay
dE-lGks 1aaasss iAewas nsal - 5aa
fsr Il aayss aaa 4Asaaas CAap.sel. f@ia
tSSa.
Al lhe ald eases were adjourned 70
tutage astes. sane asies hasse istls
wofk done 0pen Ghem, aas ashers lnst
ss taes uegs 1as a ilsam oaaas a.
eAse sac g.ssa cs.sd inIgs slAesa, ga
soase thihk Il Nla D. ssaNiudea ls.s
spring il Is Aaleafnad 10 the sslA-
Iae following eases Nsft Aalaaraed .
the dates gxel John feldaeI. sa4h-s-
4lrment sstA k.1 ietns0n. le4NshF
this nornlags Aorrs CoaTtaey, tfuAaeY,
thss nlofning.
The eases on cal ihH maFning. he-
sides those noticed above. are az isl-
lows James AcCaalas, iAFoens inoln =
dwelling ln tie day tiue. Harm Hook
ana Herbert Beck. saloan 0Dea allie
honrs Aaolpa MeyefkhsAa, assault
snd battery. 1hs afternoon, iAe Ciss ses
u. Dodge ease comas ap Aodga e
the naaa IA hose posSesss.sa wAs found
the s.lrerware tnsl wss stolen fron tsr
residences ot Humphrey Il. Mag4I, in
Iona.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

~. sztses herxl. James Afnsono-
geE sf. AVA kee1 gasspn baAenasstleEs
Frederick Asrksex, genn lAak.x issrtN
f.1eS \. kart. ksAzriss lsa~aui David
Huhosra, 'nAnscl t. ngst. tseosge 4
fasae1, AAzy.a "a O4ld seli. AaFoA
buonlxy, Taeeaas FsckEsli, fsAsrass<s.,r :
ntll. tsSlrgv J tsrc Ee4, ttafIsas ~
lswfense, M1fnzm h keoAvs - lss,s-
sci ufeen, abraham Ngad, is@s4A II
kaglls Additional t~-l .sllrsd hzagelt.
hearY K. hsSzFt. Nazfies 1. Laws
Increase -lAay44 ITsa. hacAafa Asassla.
helsSsse hAfses ewciss- orsgsa2l-~
aAr4h, wados ~ rAtrlek IL ClaAy.
Miehsg4a p.teats grantea' Asarlee
4. Bioo1, Asl@IaaEoo. parcel carrier Tor
0.eseles. Richard b. Garner as4nof
of oae-iasif ~ Z. : Garner, Alm0aG,
miteT toxs John 1. hodsans Charlotte,
vehicle gearing Russell A. Hart, Battle
Greek. paper logger, Edgar NJ hick-
maa. asslsnoF - GAZE Manufacturing
CO., Alb.oR. oolteg holder fer plows
Henry l. HnaTeth, saginaw, ION water
alarm; John Lssson. Niehigamme.
dumping ear aud operating mechanism
therefor, Garrett ". Low and ".
Shakespeare, Jr., Kalamazoo, photo
graphic shutter, Parker Merrill, 81
louis, railway cattle guard; Hiram
IL Passage, Plymouth, sprsng alt guu;
Frank b. Rae, gaee - Detroit kleo-
tTiez. Works, Detroit, controlling switch
for electric rsiiways; Albert {. Rlchafd-
sou, south Frankfort, churn, Cyrus
Roberts, Three Rivers, hand-ear brake
Nathan j. smith. Pontiac, apparatus
for openlng kemaphores, Luther e..
Smell. Detroit. device Tor barniag crude
petroleum, Edward Watson, Grand
Rapids, composition for matter for re-
stTaining the setting ot plaster CON
pounds. Jonathan Wilson, kalamazoo,
Celery lIHalnaT
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

The BeAra's AesueE testsfaas Afssr-
aoan N a. aetss tesss assoPtass-

The BeAra's MesleE te.tsfaas Afssr-
se.n "a @s aeias oess. ass"ptass-
The financial transactions uf tae
BOARD of Police snd flHc Commission.
ers. al the regular meeting sesttFdsH,
were not as large - tuoss ~ the week
before. The grand total q. balls audited
and allowed WAS ss0s.1 a. against
5000 .ast week.
a communication trom the cltFc'er4
VAS presented, containing a sialeinrus
of lhe seton Of tae tohumou Council
relative 70 tho builGine ol elg Ha
houses. Ihe boafd tad iensiiA askts
the eounesl 10 lucorpIstc 49, iAe pr-
posed charter amendments = prov .s.gi
Telccating 10 tlt board al authority
With relation t. shu determination Qf
the location of pew engna houses as
we'll as the necessity oi tntlr ca.steoes'-
The council was dsneimed 90 grant
TINS request, aEd quietly lsf q drop hy
amply acceptnc and placing on Die.
The communication from the councH
was referred TO spec "a committee. ihe
persoDsi of which las not tfausplresi-
What the reference may slgnliys u not
known outside the board.
The tive police consiables recon-
monded last week by superintendent
Eastman were confirmed. They are as
follows {. :. GurrieT, . G smith.
Simon Rouse, William ii. Marshal aud
John Roach. Bat Il appears That NJ
liam IL. Marshall doesn't like the pusi-
ness, and his res ignaIOn Was accepted
Alfred :. Bowen made application Tor
a position on the police force.
The board decided 10 try keyiess
door FIRE alarm box, 20 be placed al the
corner OF Canal and pearl-sts.
The attention Of ihe board having
been called 10 the AlabastIne Com-
pany's plaster a. superior o. ihe ordn-
ary lime plaster. the b0sra OF Pubic
Works were requested 20 Investigate
the merits OF the same prior 10 letting
contracts for police headquarters and
engine houses.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
THE REPUBLICAN CLUB
Elected Orcers and Delegate 60 th'
state League Convention.


The annual meeting of the Kent
County Republican Club was held al
wessehus a Maynard's Office last even
ing. The meeting was called 20 order
by Secretary Maynard, owins TO the
unavoidable absence OF Chairman Pat
ton. i. A. MAYNARD was elected chsf-
man, and III. l.. Brown, secretary. The
chair announced that the meeting was
called tor the ciectlvD OF officer, aud
for the election o. three delegates g.
attend the Republican state League
Convention, 20 be held 81 Jackson,
"Wednesday, February "a. On motion
Of Wm. Alden Smith, the retiring OH
cers OF the club were reelected iiy nr-
clamation. The officers elected are;
President, John Patton. gr., secretary,
Rem A. Maynard; Treasurer, J. A. ?.
Nerdier. The following delegates were
elected 10 attend the State league con
ycntion. John Patton. Jf., Nathanr3
Rec and Albert J.. 1erex. The oeif-
gates were gwen the privilege of send
ing 4 proxy If unable 70 attend TIE
convention themselves. The presldeni
and secretary OF the club were instfnci-
ed 10 snleci nlembcr Of the executive
committee from each ward.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Articles OF association were yesier'
dsy filed by the Crescent Mining Com
pany cf Grand Rapids. The company
ls organized for the purpose Of Mining
refining, smelling and manufacturing
oil Kinds Of orcs and dealing n minefpi
and other lsuds. TIE capital stock 3
SO, ,00o, d vIded into 200Q shares.
teen thousand dollars have been g.
IN. The mining operations VII .
prosecuted al DahlaBeco. Georgia. .
tockhoiders are Theodore Cart. ) r.
man Benedict, J. e. Batdo't, Anf "a
Meklbbon ana Frank ~ bat1m
This company wss orgapized some iiufs
ego under the name Of .Noiferlas
Mining Company, hut vas obliged Z.
change the name because u coufscsed
with that OF another coDceTB.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Mp wsstburn. Michigan Passenrsr
Agent Of the CbiDsgo. EDck fslsna =
PseIfic ksilwaT. - Ia TIE CITY
". n f3usrin. Michigan PssserFef
Aesrt of tie Chlcaae 4 Northwestern a
Railway. vas IN tss csts yesterday
Beg n-firsr foday tbs various rsnwfrs
v7ls &C. t5csse g. 81. Jsuis sna frturn
for one fare. coed - return unta hlof'.
dsv. Ts,,s = Scr tfse Accommodation -
those vsss a. - asena Genera sbsf-
Ff8sn fune3si.
6. =. CongsY isss i,>en sygsf1fstse rosd
frrerusn II eagipes ~ tfIs =. J.. 4 p.
sna a Nm ~. Eoagsf was for
rrsersy rSsss.hss5lcsi enrsEieer n ts5s f,''iee
q tfss STATE Yalros1 ee01fossss,nsT at
I4nsns. He ~ gverses tie vbs'is
ssssssrr, =. tf.e interest," of sale and seol,-
wa ogssrstinE q trsiDs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Saturday, tomorrow, is the last day
IN which TO file notes Of issue for the
March term of the circuit.
Judge Grove yesterday granted
Orsema sackett decree Of divorce
from his wife, Annetta y. Sackett, on
the ground of descrtion.
William Aldrich Tateum yesterday
filed the divorce papers which be mys-
.eriously suppressed some time ago.
The case is brought bv William IL
Shelter against susan A. Shelter.
Herbert f. Barkley has filed his
affidavit and bond on appeal from a
judgment for $37 and cost entered
against him January % 10y Justice Nc
ConneIl, of Nelson township, in Al
acton brought 10 recover for medical
services rendered by George III. Chap
pell
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
Superior Court

non. Z. A. BURLISaAsE, JUDGE.
The People VS.. James Kew, receiving
stolen goods; on trial.
The City Of Grand Rapids VS.. VIM. +.
Powers, in chsncrry; arguments Mt
chambers; decree granting prayer Of
the bill of complaint ordered.
The People vs.. Albert Walker, lar
ceny; sentenced 10 the State House of
Correction at Iona for three months.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

The United Brethren society througa
its presiding elder. " liiam \. Breiaen.
stein. yesterday fled a Dotiot With TIE
COUNTY clerk ri the elecboB 81 trlistesss
Of tsse Firsf Church al tDe lnie'a
Brethren ia Cnrisi Of sSrRnd kapias.
They are. George IL kfGsnd, George
wykes. Isaac J. Besf, ;. :. B9ss ana
fregfre IsOvman-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
New Tenement.

Rush & Son have prepared plans for
seven department, three-story tene-
ment to be erected On the corner Of
Park and Rauson-sts. 10y Christian
Bertch. Ii will TIC steam heated and
electric lighted. The plans have been
submitted 10 the builders exchange for
proposals.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
Probate Court.

HoS. CYRUS 4. PERKINS, JUDGE.
Estate of Byron Morrison, deceased; !;
petition for probate OF will filed; hear
ing March l6.
Estate of Joel Williams, deceased /;
administrators first account filed.
Estate of Georgiana and Lena Cress-
man, minors; letters of guardianship
10 Henry X. Crlssman.
Estate Of Frederick SCHNEIDER, de-
ceased; inventory filed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Thsse are tbe days of hoUse cieaEifg
and refurnssiins at ths Emerson Home. i.
Harvey A Herstek and Neison Bros.
have oonated wsil paper. bUi carpets
are needed also. Any one vii3ius 20
Contribute new or secondhand carpet
ing ~lli he gratefully remembered hy
tbe management
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
Burial Permits.

The following burial permits were is-
sued yesterday: Mary Stella Brooks.
los Shirley-st., typhoid fever; Abbic l.
Courson, 9 Cherry-st., malarial fever,
RIckle A. Keeverrenga. Grand Rapids
township. old age; Mary A. Tibald. Il
Spring-st., bronchitis; Pearl Rlichart,
305 Jeiierson-sve., diphtheria.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
circuit Court-Part II.

hon. ALLEN c. ADsfT, JUDGE.
Jerome Lee We. William ". Thomas,
repieyin.
Lawrence Johnson ct al VS.. The l..
h. Smith Rubber company, assumpslt
judgment tor plaintiff for slo'o92.sa
and costs III default.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
CONTAGIOUS Diseases.

Fhe following cases of contagious
diseases were reported yesterday:
Hazel Rowland, 800 Twelfth-ave., diph-
therIa; Estella Brooks, l05 Shirley-st.,
typhoid fever; Homer Walter, 10 Canal
ST., typhoid fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
THE COURTS.


nos. wM. 4. GROVE, JUDGE.
Seth Holcomb y.. Lorenzo II. Leon
ard ct al, assnmpsli; continued without
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Manager Smith seems 70 have made
hit in introducing, at his theater,
combinations instead of exclusively
speciality shows. His last weeks re-
ceipts, he says, were the largest in the
history of his business. The Ada Ray
Burlesque Company, which is holding
the boards there this week, gives per-
formance which seems to meet with In
creasing favor each night. The girls
are good looking, and their songs and
dances attractive and pretty. The Fay
Foster Gaiety Company will succeed
next week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

For bruises. sprains and scalds. nothing
equals salvation OH. the pain-eraiicator. &c.
Easy to take and swift to cure-Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup. Sold by all druggists for 25c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

The Peoples Savings Bank, corner
Monroe aud IOnIa-sts., IS opsn Wednes-
day and Saturday evenings, from 10 :
O'Clock they receive deposits sc and up
wards
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
xeaEs

HAeH Ess afssshS ssa go a. Rzzsts4.
ed 3z4sH = t94 0ef eait4
kikf 3aS1 sa< $500 asia tet@ - A-24.
- tssG 81 tzsFAiee@ les ass,- atsiis
Eat ass : @ss his sssa alta UTise.
fheiF aslssisssts pf,ss-ts ir.lasls-&
fhe 4ila. .s.s ~ Hzt "A ast4>
TIE Esasle es.loa laesa = ai4J laE1-
The 4boss eo0tpos t.sJB IS indeed n
geGaas. bGs here let Is s.ay laAl ~ eaa
aot entirely ssFee sIEh tas lines of tks
seca8a ssfss oUrexE-lsted 81 KIssrl rleaes
..ssasls - - frmiy telisve Sat niea lave
Hossr 1fs.uls l6an eDnlea. VINO b2s
noL seea = s.ea la4H zgd . sacA sonisat
H4Ys y0u stuales thelf characters -
sufferers II ~. yOU must naye eo-
seFsea sne greas AID wondeEful patience
81 NonlSu, ALI lgs yAss 4nlo9at II ina
patience and silly Nhims saown by men.
"A omen i uneomplalniDg aad saffeFs
silently. msn ; i0ua his com mplaiHts,
and sbases the word because DC suffers.
bomAn h8s Ia aud eonh1eaes
egea IA tlales OF great trouble, MAN
gives away 10 fears Amd ]. weaker "a
s0rfOs Ama lE4l. AlHiOsl the tlrst 70
plant faith ia that nialilble remedy,
failie's Celery Compound, were the
women.
Il brought t.dings OF great Joy %
many a b0asehold. sbeFe the mother
through overw0rk fatigue. loss OF sleep.
headache. and broken down system,
was lain oa sick bed.
Nomen IT Ameuea. ye who are sut-
fesing. and wnO haqe not Yet heart OF
this great rest0rer, - and 10 as your
sisters have 4one, tney found ne. slie,
YOU BOO may secure c. aud 1--we anew to
/. be blessing 10 nusUaud aai children.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

That clever team, Joe Downing and
Saddle Hasson, will appear at Red
mond's next week. Seats are now on
sale.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Fancy canned and bottled delicacies
a speciality AZ the Monarch, % Foun-
taln-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

cur dead stock must - TO make
ROOM for nea goods. Ill. Leonard 5
sons * CO.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture Of our mill. None genuine
without It.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

The most successful play of the pres
ent time, dwelling with the rebellion as
theme, is Shenandoah" which was
written by Bronson Howard. 1t Will
be presented At Powers next Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

fe2 gag - sea- Sc aE FoseFs e1fsaa
tat great plAy waleA assumes - lei
= sleEy 1seAStBg the -ueltsa-s saa hAp-
penaags Of Eite Ia sas Ylealty - New
1sfk. Is "a 81 s'The Great AetT0p-
olss Ii . Feh wssh has seea.e otxr-
iaxs. wsseh are sas 10 es wa sn4
reAss&s. fas production : tor tao
ulzhts, wth 5 matinee tomoTfoe.
A keyal f&ss oas o. tae best a.
tFae. 0as that hss ever appeared q
Re1m9ad's Opera Hoase. continues h
draw large houses At Rsdmond's. Three
more performances were announced
for tonignt, snd tonoFros afternoon
aad evening.
The following i the story told ia "My
Jack when viii De presented at Pow
ers next Monday snd TUESDAY, "Jscs
Meredith, deprived OF name an1 tog-
tgne by the laroeay OF the proofs OF his
| ldeauty While he : IA infant, s adopt
/ "a by an old seaman who saves him
/ from perlshlng N tie sea. The robbsr
succeeds 70 the inheritance aud seeks
| 70 .uppsant Meredith N the affection,
of Dorothy Prescott, 10y trsdncing hins.
| He succeeds IN sFouslog MeFeditn's
/ jealousy Toy falsely representing that
/ Dorothy has another lover, the mystery
/ te.ag that tho other person i her
! bultner, fugitive from Justice, whose
/ identity sht swearS - conceal lest her
aged and blind mother should know
I that her SoR hsd not fallen AZ the can
nous mouth Tor the Engl sh flag. Inc
| estrangenent between the principals.
leads Meredith "a enter Her Majesty :
service, and on the ard desert, IN com
/ pany with q yagaboud Greek, Giro
/ ranitza, the mystery "a explained
| Meredith returns with honors, aud ST..
| cures Tor ms bride the woman whom he
20 uniustly suspected. The play Is EN-.
| BELLS with 4 leap from an emlnence
into the briny gulf, terrific explosion,
IA which the lighthouse Is blown into
| fragments, a homicide, which take.
, place n dark room and IS thereby
! divorced from nerye-racklng por.
! travail OF deaths agony, and numerou.
other stage effects"
A. Miner Griswold, one OF the oldest
humorists III newspaperdom, will lee.
| ture ut Hartman's Hall. February %
tor the Grand Rapids Pres. Club. The
subject of Mr.. Grlswolds lecture is a
Trip Around the World"
| W. b. Gross is in the city. in advance
! of that excellent actor, Robert Mantell
| who will be at Powers in "Monbars,' >
next Friday evening and Saturday mat
inee. and "The Corsican Brothers
Saturday evening.
The most successful play of the pres
ent time, dwelling with the rebellion as
q theme, is Shenandoah, which was
written by Bronson Howard. 1t will
be presented At Powers next Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20
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StNHNtp Nh } per. OaiY Ia ccnts.

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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

w. B. Gross is in the city, in advance
of that excellent actor, Robert Mantell
who will be at Powers in "Monbars," /"
next Friday evening and saturday mat.
lnee, and 1.-The Corslcan Brothers"
Saturday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

As usual has full stock of lenten
goods, and delicacies in the pascatoral
line. too numerous 10 mention. III
Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-20

A. Miner Griswold, one OF the oldest
humorists III newspaperdom, will lee
ture at Hartman's Hall, February %,
tor the Grand Rapids Pres. Club. The
subject of Mr.. Grlswold's lecture is "A
Trip Around the World"
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-06-05

Flower

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