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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
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16 DidIpn Manufacturing 90.
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II SsfferIon unb 9adapannn Mptnues.
% gBppmin9 Aptnur unb Spruce Stra6t.
% 9inben StraBt unb 6ranflin Npenue.
"a Waibinetpn Npe. unb RuIbsrry Stra6s.
25 SIipe Strabr unb 9Ieams Aptnue.
rs 9ndapanna unb Waibington ASrnues.
q WPulberrp Strnbr uno Naeilpn auenue.
% Ssfferipn AStuus unb @iblOn Stra6s.
81 @Iap glpenue Hnp 8ine StraBs.
81 @appuir Apraue une pbeIps Stra6e.
80 prppibtner Hpab uub Carbon StraEe.
81 eadapanua unb R0rb Wlain apsnuts.
80 Sadion Strnbs unb Drain Apenue.
80 Sadlpn StraBe uub einroIn 2lpenut.
81 @perrtt Nptnur unb SadfUn Sraes.
SO @arfrIe 9Ipsnue unb QafaYttte StraEs.
Al gSaibiustpn Arr. unb pidcrp Strafe
az Drittr unb 8sllops Strabt.
as 6iinfte 2lpenur unb 0iinfte Stra6e.
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45 StUprrs padins &c.. pine 8ruof.
46 Stpne Aprnut unb 6emlpd Giraffe.
AZ Vttteton glprnuf unb QBilIotp Stra5e.
az prospect Npenue unb Sreb Stra6e.
81 @rear Aptnue uup AIber Stra6e.
81 proeptrt Nprnus uHb SILVER Sra6t.
53 @sear Mpsnut uno Gin Stra6e.
81 gBaibiHetpn Npr. unb NapIs Shaee.
90 @tbar Nprnus uno ptar StraBe.
So Scranton Stabl gBerfe.
81 Spftlnnb StraBr unb 9rcmIeY ape.
62 Glib Wldtn Apf. uno Samptun SiraEs,
63 Glib Ahir uHo Snmpton Stra6e.
"a gDaIbiustpn aSs. unS Rsp gorf Sra6r.
TO WParion Stabr unb @dpuult Mpenur.
66 .. & 3. areuBung unb @rten Rieae ct.
II Didicn Apfnue unb OF Wiarttt Straee
Y 9ourt Sirabe uno DIAMOND Apenut.
as Providence Rpab uno YCrb Drain ars.
"a Warftt SiraEe unb Npre Drain ape.
Is Ncrb Yiain sIpsnue unb parfsr Sraes.
81 Srid unp DAT Sraseu.
~ Bloom unb Marfst Stra6en.
IS 9rptns Aptnur uub 9llb lStTa6s.
% .. Z. s gB. 6raht Saus.
u gBflf Wlarftt unb gEinpna @tra6tn
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gBtt ttalarmirt tptrb.
aOmmt mr glIarm BON aaIiru IA, 70 pirb
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N une bttrduf . I erm anIhIaaen, mem.
d I-IIll, bds Gsur In bfr H6bs BON Ssa-
en- IA anI sigeno. 9fen Alarm pirb brsimoI
iretrbUlt. 9n sIti6n @tiIt Rtrefn aIIs
abltn anssssbtH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
Bapne Gpnntp.

SnuesbaIe. = -9ie bieIissn 5rauen
baben cine 8eipesuns aneereet, um ben
obne6ieS blbi4en Barf nod ipeiter ;l
perf4bnern.
= Cine BittSbureer Sirma bat ben
@ontraft fir bic neue 8rtde iiber ben
2adanaren erbaIten.
- Die 9lutoritGten bon @atne
county tpeieern iid, an Der 8ermefiung
sur gtabIiruns elmer eenauen @rense
ibeiI3unebmen unb iasen, iie iperben
cine fol6e aud nj DIT onerfennen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
@ef9dfts.Mn;eiser.
slumen,@drtner.

SIumen' o 5drtner.
8. 9. MegIinted, Cara. uub gr6.
beri9miidnns, 3i4 y. @altinefon gys. unb
am GinsanS pss GOrsif 5ta SritbbOfss.
BUD. Hns aeeisen,, Druefer.
8re6. WasneL Drudarbsit jeter art,
tn ensIilGsr uub beuti&r Spra6s, 51i 9ada-
wpuup Assnus, sfetniibrr BEN Bottom Stpre.
Gisarren6abrifant.
u. Mct6 DIN a n n, bic teIiebtsn ,,Nlfonlc"
un6 Big 8ins" Gisarrsn; ale Sorten ga.
bat unb 8au9srartifel, SCI eadapanna aps.
Sampf. unD ssafer.eeituusen.
Samts 8. 9apIer, ylumbins Grpert,
Sds 9Ssomins aps. unb einbsn Srabs.
Groceries une propironen.
BsGtcIb, 8ranbOp s. Co., Grad.
fplssr bon 8sabIs s. StrslD, 1i6 penn apr.
SGlGser unb SEAL "a eadapanna
slpe.' bas bsriibmts gEbite SpOnss @sbI.
8LsS. s. BtbmapsL 9.IifatsIien,
$50 Safapanna Gpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
Sunmpre.

: 9aS Central S6uIssbaube fOI
Bis Dtitte SuIi fertiS fein.
- Ser StaStratb bat beIdIDEen,
aebn neue SeuerbpbrantS aufiteaen gu
Iuien.
- 9as @ObnbauS bon 8atrid Wlcs
Su8b an Soote StraBe brannte um
baIb 10 llbr am SOnntae Abenb nebIt
SnbnIt nieber. IS beibt, cine RerOfins
Iampe fei aeriprunSen unb babe bas
Seuer beranIabt.
= Sabe Or. Sbpmas @rIsrtrie Del fir
Group uup grfGltuusen esbrauHt unb ss fu-
rtrts pulittS.-9Bm. Rap $40 plymouth aps.
Buffalo, q. y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
Hns benz oberen Ebale.

- @i0iam gli9oIas bon Sermpn
ma6te am 9onneritas einen bespera'
ten 8eriud; ii9 ben Gals au bur6s
i9neiben unb brudte ii9 aud mebrers
8unben am 8opfe Bel. gladOem Ell
bic Sbat be9an8en, reute eS ibn, er 'riei
um SdIfe unb bpfft 3u seneien.
GarbunbaIe. .-Oas gbserton @isens
tbum an 9lorb Main Strabe lit bon
Sobn 3. Nilliams unb NIer. Shannon
fir $500 ansefauft iporben.
(Gr9baIb GOrreipOnbens).
SEER 8uitpr g8iBipafer unb @es
mabIin tparen @nbe LETTER @o9e bier
gum 8eiu4 bel Serrn Baitor 8uOolpb.
= Sie 8abnbbfe her Del. & $. So.
su Gr6balb unb 8inton ipurben Dons
neritae bon Dieben beimseiu9t, bod
mar beren 8eute cine serinse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
Qieberfrdnslidaes.

@ir bertpabren uns i'm 8orauS ba'
8eeen, baB mir irsenb tpelde Mbii6t
be9en, ben scranton 2ieberfran3 su
,,puffen", aber ipenn cine ioIhe Nutps
ritdt, tpie Brof. Ban Der Studen, Die
risent bes Netparf SGnserfeites unb
anerfannt elmer Der tiibtieiten @eIansSs
letter in ben Ser. Staaten, einen 8ers
elm tpeeen ieinsr 2eiitunsen DffentIi9
beIobt, 70 fbnnen aud mir nur iaeen ::
,,gbre, BEN gbre sebiibret !"
am Srsitas mar Der bon 9rOf. Ban
ber Studen anberaumte Yrobeabenb
bes 2ieberfrans unb bic @ftipen batten
ii9 Dol3abIis basu einsefunben uno
tparteten nit Spannuns Der gntideibs
uns beS fritif6en Serrn. @s freut
uns beridten su t6nnen. baB berielbe
init ben 2eiitunsen beS 8ereins p6qis
sufrieben tpar unb erflarte, bab Der
2ieberfrans beredtist fei, nit sebn ans
beren 8ereinen aus ben 40 tbeilnebs
menben 8ersinen iid Inn ben eriten
BreiS (eine splbene 2pra) su betperben.
8eim @boriinsen tpirb Der 2ieberfran3
nit bier anberen 8ereinen in Der bors
beriten 8eibe auf Der 8dbne aufseitelt
tperben. 9aB bieie i9mei6eIbefts 4ns
erfennuns bes SereinS 3uelei6 aud
cine IoI6e beS Dirisenten bes 2iebers
trana, Serrn s. S. &opff, in ii9 be-
ereift, 1T ielbftberitdnblid, un6 befen
gluffaHuns Der f1pierieen 9tufsabe unb
feline auseesei6nete SduIuns bes 8ers
ems tpurben sebiibreno bon Serrn Ban
Der Studen anerfannt.-
Dem Serieb gitp Seisbts ,,grion"
unb STEIN gorfer ,,@i6enfrans" bat es
borises Sabr Su Sarbietp 10 gut sefaIs
len, baB bic MitsIieber bei6IOHen, aud
biefes Sabr cine grcuriion 6abin su
neranftaIten unb e8 parb bieieIbe auf
ben 8. glusuit feitSefebt elm @Omite
beS ,,gi9entrans" ipar fiiraIi6 bier
unb bat befinitibe arrangements ses
trofen. SeIbitberitdnbIi9 pirO Der
scranton 2ieberfrans, unb ipabrideins
LID ar9 eine Mebraabl Der beihen @es
ianebereine bon SoneSbaIe unb @dite
bon 8ilfesburre, es iid sur gbre reds
men, bic tpertbsei6dbten Sansesbriiber
3u beeleiten Inb man barf ii1 auf Elm
semiitbIides Sdnserfeit I'M &Ieinen ses
fabt MAIDEN.
DaS Gonaert, fpeIde8 gum Beiten
berienise Gftipen bes 2ieberfrans seses
ben ipirb, bic 6as Reiparf Sdngerfelt
beiu6en, finbet aIio am nd6fen MOns
tag, ben Is. Suni itatt uno beripriat
cine senubrei9e unb 3ablreid beiu@te
SeiiIi9feit su tperoen. gS itno basu
ALE bieiisen @eiansbsreine einseIaben
tporben unb ss baben Bis iebt suseiast !:
SdnserrunOe, Spbe 9art Mdnner6or,
@urora, 9lrb. Sortb. @eianeUerein unb
gtrion. 9ie WitsIieber bes 2iebertrans
unb bic Deutiden Der Stabt iiberbuupt
foIlten bur9 einen Sablrei6en 8eiu1
ibr Snterehe betbStiBen unb tperben es
ni9t gu bereuen baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
Nerae6t ,ticbt,
@ertbbolles Gigentbnnl
3ulDerfamfem,

3ulDerfdufen,
br SintrIa0snf&aft Der Ssrf. gattarins
S&abt ausebSrsnb. DaHsIts bsifsbt aus
ben fOIssnbsn Strt&en:
epts an Maricnfrase, spif&sn Bppmtns
unb @aibinstun, 40 BET 1852 Sup 3ur aasp.
Got an NariOnfraBs 80 BET 162 SUB.
Got an @sumins aUs., 40 BEL 2O2 SUP.
7epts AT abams glSs., isbe 40 BET 1852 SUB.
Die @pbubauisr RO. 1409 nnS t4if San-
berIpn Gpsuus, In sutsm 3uiianbt nit epts
is 46 Bel 232 5ue.
Saus unb Got SO. 4t0 SIipsfraBs spiiGsn
WpUmins uub g8aibinstOn.
Sbisss Gtssntbum pirb nnitr siinifissn Ss'
binsunssn psrFauft bon
GbaS. Srppp, GrsfutrL
Ais q. Maibiustun aps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
GBte lit bie6i

gBir birten tinbunbtrt Dollars 9sIcbnuns
fur jsben 6al BON aatarrb, ber ni1t bur&
einnsbmsn Don Sal's Satarrb Sur ssbtilt
ipfrbtn fann.
8. s. Gbsnsy & 6 o., Gissntb.,
Splfbo, 8.
gBir bic llntrpti6nstsn babsn 8. 8. Cheney
leit ben ItBtsn is Sabrsn esfannt unb baItsn
ibn fir pcafCmnifn ebrfnbaft In allen ST.
i9GftspsrbanbIunstu unb finan,isa befGbist
aae BON ifinsr 8trma sinessanstntn Ssrbtnb.
liGfeiten ;u erfiilIsn.
USE 8 3ruar, @rpbpanbsIs- -DrOsuifsu,
2clebU, ..
W Walbina 8tunan s Marbtn, @rpe.
banbtIs. Drpsuiifen, Gplebp, ..
Saa's Sfatarrb Sur pirb innerIih gencm-
men unb pirft birsft nuf has 9Iut unb bic
lbIsimisen Sbsradben bss Splfsms. 9tus-
Mills frsi Ssrlanbt. pres rs Gts. per GIaltt.
gfrfauft bon allen gpptbefrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
Oanffaauna.

Ssi benz uns 70 plUBIid ssirpiTrnsn gsrluf
unitrss sslisttsn @aiten unb 8attrs, Seltpb
obrwa fer, m6Gtrn mir biermtt ttm
Ssrrn palfcr 3ijsmann fur bic trOifrsiGs Gs.
bGbtnBrtps, csm GbOr Der 3ipns stirGt fir
ben erbsteuprn 6jtiaua unb ber Alliani eeee
uub alien fOnltietn psrtbtn Greunbtn une Be
tanntrn fir has ;ablrrihe @eIriie beim Be-
erGbniie unirn innisisn Danf aus(prs&sn.
gSittpe 8obrwaIf Ter unb J5Gtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
Irmen : Steuer.

Die Duplifats Der armsnfeuer fir ben
Scrantcn @rmenbiifrift fir tas Sabr 1891
hne mir sur Collection iiberssbsn tpurben, unb
ss piro bisrmit Na&ritt ssssbsn, baB Id in
ben 3immsrn Der SCRANTON NrmenbsbGrpf,
9c. All Sadapanna gIpenue isben Gag Don 8
nbr NOrseus bis 5 lbr absnbs ,um Gmpfans
belaster Steuer lein tperbf.
Our Sequtmli&feit Der Dunmprt Steutr-
;abIer perbs it In benz StCre BON Spbn ..
8ople's SSbnen Dunmpre Corners, iscen
Niittpc6 ppn 4 bic 7 llbr NaGmittaes anne
lsnb lstu. pinttli&e 3abluns 1T ssbOtsn.
8. Z. gBprmIer, Collector.
Scrantpn, pa,, is. Mai 1891.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11

Deut I DE 8riefIife.
8tS. ambreis @rina RidoIaus Burg
9bas. @rcbPistft, gB. s. 9ofmann,
.. y. euB, abam Straue,
6reb. gBerntr.
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NittStDH.

= @iIeman & So. baben S7500
Seusrenti6SbiSuns suseiprp@en erbaI'
! ten.
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glbonnirt auf bas
~SSO6embl0tt"
$500 per Sabr
Der Sdn0pirtf,,

practiiaer Ratbseber fur ;SeI0 uno
bdus.
Redfgirt Won w. Wernich.
eIi4sut am l. isbsH glpuatB, Hinhsfisns q -
SiTiIsi. iiI s,utiS, ssrh. anS esart;.son ,Snts
bansplrtbfcbaftlic Seituus amsritas. Rur Do
Gmts pro SahTs bel ifrietsr Borausb abIuua. Frs~
ktuummsrH fIsl. Nhrtifre: L. Blankemoiere
SOC 6oavent Str. Sc. Louis. Ne.
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Sebafian NNetger
&chuhmncher.

SO. 712 Bittston gbenue, Sibieite.
Rsinfn 8rrunbsn unb BEN bsutI&sn publi-
FUN sur Na6ri6t baB i'd bic S6ubmaGsr-
prrfltGtts BON gBenUsIin @oinser iibfrnpmmsn
babe unb mid beltrebtn perbe, burb CUTE Ar.
belt unc mGBise preiis ale 8unbfn sufrifben
Su ftellen. lin sablrtitsn 3ulpru& bittst
23,4 Sebaitia Rebger.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-11
Seffemtlitbe Sea9ritbt pirb

binmit ssssbsn, bae i'd msins arbsitsr pom
bsutiaen Datum ab rsselmGbis ale 3tpsi gSo-
9tn beSablt. SultuS Wapert
Gsranipn, t6. Mlai 1891. 9OntrattOr.
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gtur Oie 6eiten @aaren sn Den
allerbillisiten Ersiien.

SSD. 242 MbamS Moenne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-29

and forced hrmor. which vere tbe nes-ext 81
fempn TO comic opers thrt had preceded
II, that IL sailed e onca 81 ne MIN
tide of success Ap4uaforers wns sr,rreeSied
By ssThe Pirates o. Pcnx.nce.. ana ..Pafiencs,
aud when .I0lsnthes Appeared the pnblie was
safed with pleasures vhfeh had h.e,, fnrusshaA
In royal abundance Then the s.sfiE.sIo,s vfytu-
ally new departure. sffy.rfeA .ttenfian snd
AIolsrfhes Iauxufshed haIf fo,rotse- ,rtfle tl,e
giddy Yum Yum and prond poo Pal, ris.rs,s TIE
highest favor. Buf ssinl.nthe-, vsIi not - -.
lowed to die. md fausIiarfv vi.h ~ he.rtsfu,
music win make II ever mos ,.-s;~sv v,r.,,I.-
The SETTLE Oper. comnsnv b.v. scor,e for s:,,.
work in the onera ma IT, .rxes,s,,es a, 49,
ePera house FRIDAY ana esturdsv nights i
looked forward to With pleasanf suffr;ue-ion-
Manager Hanna We n Portland rv,dav. IN
consultation with al Hsvmsn ~. stsss,ie ),
the mecfin~ ~ - .....ssS -. sne :.
that arnusenert l,~s,- - 60 ~. - -
seeing an 6rxt.cl.ss ss,rse.so,,. ~;s,.;,r ~.
Pacific s,-s. !. 3 A'.1ac1soas VISITING tls
IS hoped 10 b.rs shs ~ .sa.srsois 80 =
pleted IN t,.,. Co. sh 80. - 49, i. ~
hardt A. r.. 49,, ,.s-,.,s..s 49, D.
Ixrrrsscrxr~, NJ s1 -. ~ -. ~ -,
knowr fte.s-srs, s-...A. :. sa. an, s1s -.
OF plsvinc tha ~s.. -. = =.
seattle ht - ~. III, -. o0 =.
s,onp r., - ,.s-s,-.s.ss - TN ~ " -.
underfaisn~ "a IN, :, - 49, 49, -
gether t1ron the ~nt,,t :, ,;sr~.I;tx .hc,~r
by the peopIe a - rstx :. - whetaer
or not thi. ~aish-s+sd .-ss.., III,
b With M. Asp~vestlor 80 49,, -,sd. nat .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-29
AN EASTER PROGRAMME.
Special Services Arranged for First
Presbyterian Church.

An elaborate programme of Easter music has
been prepared for the choir OF the First Presby-
terrain church by Mr.. Fred 6. Moore, the organ
ist. and Mrs. ]. Lawrence Johnson, the director.
who is also the soprano in the quartet. The
other members of the choir are Miss Jennie
johnson, alto; Mr.. C. 4. Bowman. tenor and
Mr.. W. w. Grout, hssso. The choir will be
assisted by Miss A. w. Crane. one OF the leading
voealists OF Boston, and By Mrs. Annie E. Moore,
OF Seattle.
The special music of the morning service will
be as follows:
Organ voluntary concluded with doxology.
Hymn-"Nov Is Christ Risen. Mozart
Choir and Congregation
hymn-"Cnrlst Is hing. .......---......-
ouarsetse-"H allelu!ah. Christ Is Risen. Danks
Choir.
Mr.. Fred G. Moore
soio-''sing Ye, Christ is Risen John Marsh
Mrs. J. Lawrence Johnson.
IN the evening en- Easter concert viii be held
according to the following programme:
' Mr. Fred &. Moore.
Tie Deum No. From orstorio of El. Costa
Choir.
Gospel Hymn No. 5-.Praise Him" -
Tenor Soio-"one sweesly Solemn Thought
M c. E bowman. 49,
Trio-"Hesr Our Prayer ......
Mrs Johnson. Miss Johnson and Mr.. firort
solo-"He Was Despised and Reiectei''
..........-- From HaendeIs Messiah
Mrs J. Lawrence Johnson
Gospel Hym No. 5T-.ehriss Arose
Enthusiastically, Hark. Ny soul Esrry shelly
First soprano. Mrs Johnson: second soprano,
Ms Annie L. Moore; Alto, Miss Jennie
Johnson; Tenor, Mr.. c. E Bow
man: Basso, Mr.. Grous
Organ Solo. ....-...... .Leiebure wely
Mr. Fred 6. Moore
Alto solo-..oh, Thou That Telles. Good
Tidiaes .......,..-.F From Haendels Messiah
Miss A. u. Crane.
Trio-"Lord, Thy Glory File the Heavens"
Mrs Johnson. Mr.. Bowman Mr. Grout.
Bass Soso-''ealyaryf .-...-........
Mr.. Grour
Quin'ette-''ChrissB Being RAISED From the
Dead From sir George Eivery,s Ora
torio OF the Resurrection and Ascension
Ms Johnson Mrs Moore, Miss Johnson Mr.
Bowman. Mr.. Grout
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-29

ference. TIE discovery oil the loss OF the for
tune of a Mrs. Van Buren,. with whom he has
fallen in love, because OF the blow the compile
ton Of his line has struck TO his orposers places
him in position that would very naturally re-
qnire some thought. He. however, decides that
she shall have her entire fortune back. and with
this end In view consalts with her brother, who
Is none other than the president OF the rival
road. Through this meeting matters are pleas
anfly syrs;ghtened out. and THE MilhonAire
CONTRACTOR wins the hand OF Mrs Van Bursn
The Cordray company viii appear in ''1'he
Two ornhans' this week. The story is most
interesting and the plot well drawn. II as.crds
ssplendid opportunities fer good, all around act
ing. and the lines have literary strength " hsch
wall enable every performer TO show MS or heF
naets,e. Special sceaery has been prepared FOR
this production, and the public may look for
handsome scenic effects. II 70 due the Cordray
management 90 state that the attention paid 10
staging . play, aud the expense incurred by
proyiding new scenery every week. Is q mosf
important feature OF every performance. Tie
thinking public observe this and, more, tEey
appreciate It.
,,naxaIser de vsusray Mr. Clay Clement
jacques Frochsrt. the outlaw Mr.. George Berry
pscard valet 20 De Naudray Mr.. samuel Norris
a,nt de iiuiere. minister of police .Ar :. thileo
MARQUIS de Prcs.es. Mr.. Walter Non kosen
Director OF the hospital. NJ Mr. y Ti psi.
c@nss.si OF the guard ........... Nj ]: Lowell
~~ss,-e A. Nailly ...M Mr.. J. II. Bronson
uenris''e the two crphsns MS: Mamie ME oiIs0y
Il Frochard, mother of Pierre and jacques
Miss Margaret Marshall
~,~;.rr. ...M Miss Belle innan
$3.50 SiAs a.s,eyisys 80 - Miss kitie BSfry
rss.-,.a Miss Elsie Noa Rosen
is.s Miss Mary Coornbs
pss.-, ,na cr,nn,e NJ. ]. J. Williams
Gilbert and Sullivan never rrodu sed failure
in the long line OF comic operas men lacy sAss
- a., vor,d--s,.caking in the past sense prop
sr,y IS II seems certain that the two viii never
write In conjunction again-ana !. their rrcdns-
,ssns were ranked according TO real worsh
rather than popular favor, -ioiansse woa1a
g. nss-s ss the rearle as s.Pinafore did, bat
,hers were goo. reasons ior that fact The lsi-
Ter Was the arss ccmic opera ever written ~ Us
Ynelish language, and 1t vas 80 dirsrsns rom
the musical burlesQusss with fne'f osesSs pun
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Best prices, best goods, best customers
at O. E. Pettis Il Co.'S music store, Lees
Front street. Weber pianos IN al the
latest finishes of cabinets
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Flowers, the Pride OF the orien:. lovely Csrne-
La plants in full bloom: Just the thing for Eas-
ter Sunday and for garden IL kawashiri, ss
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CHINA PAINTING.

Ladies should not miss the opportunity IN
avail themselves OF the great Slaughter sale 81
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osit reserve a; . per cent. below the regular
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sfat !. contains not grain or traction thereof OF
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SS TIE mcst celebrated ariisees of the ly.ic and
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caenists-Wisdom famous Eohsr.sne
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Have you been 70 the closing sale OF the In
peziai Clothing Housed Don't miss il
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The Imperial Clothing House VIII be suc-
ceeded eg the T. ~ kassn Clothing Company IN
the Bear future- Loox 10 them for har-asr. and
you viii not be disappointed, Tor they are one 8.
sAe most enssrprising and business ike frrns II,
the West go -
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Manager Hanna is able to announce already
the following bookings for July at the opera
house: Frohman's Lyccum Theater Company,
Richard Golden in 'Old Jed Prouty:" Louis
Aidrich in "The Editor" De Mile & Belasco's
great New York success, sMen and Women
5000 the Magic Queen" aThe Limited Mail -
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The following attractions are booked to appear
At the opera-house in April: Dan Suily in ssThe
Millionaire" the Seattle Opera Company in
"Iolanthe;" Spencer's Little Tycoon Opera
Company; the Warde-Bowers combination, one
of the largest companies in the legitimate trav-
cling; Miller Bros great spectacle, "Ka;anka:"
the Divide Musin Concert Company: Hoyt's "A
Texas steer" Denman Thompson's play, aThe
Two Sisters" the Bostonians Opera Company.
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ALMOST PARALYZrD grR

"Juss think OF il. Ma Chariey bought me n
complete dinner set nom NJ seller & o., Tor r.
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GESrLENEy's STREET GLOVES
Late spring shades. The Imperial Clothing
House, 81 Front street
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Miraculous in curing rhsamasasu-Mocre,s
Revealed Remedy.
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The choir, consisting of Mrs Frederick Jewell
Laird. soprano and direct-ess: Mr. j. Harrison
Middleh-ook, tenor; Miss Zfllah Barnes, alto;
Mr. VIII Tamlin Esweil, hasso: Dr. Franklin ;.
Palmer, organiss, have made an effort 20 give.
for this occasion, music Surprising even the!r
usually fine programme.
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10 eofdray management has good cause for
.aSntuiatton over the successful run of ssCa-
The house lahored under two decided
avsnsases, which, when taken into consid
sauou. make the success 8 most significant one.
8 - mat place, Camille Was presented dur
PASSION week. aud in the second place the
Produced was -camille." The time and
Production were extremely inharmouious.
- ~ who attended any single performance of
~ sSsns given have had reason TO regret their
-1snee. nor could they have failed to be i'm
lsssed BY the audiences, which were both ,srSe
"a. seaect While the great French drama was
~ resented with that forcefui realism and
s-s,aea hnish which the highest ART alone is
H-os OF achieving, II was. speaking relative
y - most credltable production.
~ - agnes Lane in the title role exceeded the
expectations of her friends and estab-
~ tne conviction in the minds OF her hear
- ~ she IL possessed of histrionIc ability OF
ssaocd stamp and high order. In the sick
~ ,eene and in the death scene she never
- ~ 2 scach the chords which ever bind SYM
~ ~ ma sadness to Illness end death. Miss
- .Ac not the air OF abandon in the isyss two
~ which. artis,icslly speaking. should char.
tae woman whom she represented.
nn was due no; to O misappre-
-. OF the character on Miss Lanes
- oss 10 discreet pruning
representation by the stage rasnagement
- sacrifice act Miss Lane did some fine
=. s acting. as she did also ST the close Of
- oassn IN csmiiles vain appeal to Armand.
- Gay Clement, as Armand, was much
~. N The two hnal acts than in the srss
~ ne was not sn impressive lover but he
very foreible denuneia;or Mr. Clement
1rr.sSa nom hoarseness, which seriously
as pathetic utterances and as this
- 81 &c VIII increase considerably his al
ssiensive popularity.
81 3 Barry made n excellent Coan,
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The Seattle Opera Company viii produce $40
lanthe'' al the Seattle opesa-house on April
and with the following cast:
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