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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-26
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-26

WHArcox, April 25.-(Speclal Hon. P.
B. Cornwall has returned to San Francis
CO after short visit to the bay.
The Bellingham Bay baseball team viii
play in Tacoma tomorrow.
The labor organizations of the bay will
celebrate Nav /.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-26

SAs Francisco. April 25.-Forecast till
p. m. Sunday for Washington: Light
rams; winds generally southerly, brisk to
high off coast; warmer, except nearly sta
tionary temperature at Fort Candy and
Olympia.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

In the wrestling match last night at Nike
Boyle's, John McGrsth wss scarcely IN is with
Benny Jones. The latter got both falls with
out much difi1cuity.
The evening world., 1891-03-10
WEkLTH."

After the nrst two acts Of "wealth, 4" the
"new and original" drama ov Henry Arthur
Jones, that was presented at Palmers Theatre
iasf night, confess that I was deeply inter-
ested. Although the theme OF the play was q
old o. the hills, It was ssdbully and convin-
cingly handled. But after The first two acts,
Mr.. Jones fell with grace but persistence.
The third and fourth acts were long, far.
fetched, disenchantiDg. Matthew Ruddock
from an erring, comprehenslDle betnR beosmo
like the little boy in the story -book-good In
everything. aud the denouement was weak
and un,nteresunR.
Mr.. JonesB story deals with the ills that
money brings The burIy Matthew Ruddock,
poesessor OF f9. o0o coo, is besieged by design
Ing relatives, ana in particular by villainous
nephew, who is oetrothed to Matthew'S dauRh.
ter Edith. Edith, however. can never DO his,
for her neart belongs to Paul Davorsn. Paul
Is nice but poor-a very usual combination
and Matthew insists that Edith shall marry
John. Edith. although abe wears sweetly
pretty dresses and has u stsined-glass melan-
choly In her eyes, has, like Katisha, viii of
her own. She will not marry John. Then
there Is q touch Of good old Bowery meiodrama
when Matthew exclaims, "Henceforth you arc
no daughter OF mine"
Matthew 10 subsequently led to believe that
he hes lost his fortune. and goes mad. Then
he is told that he still has f49 ~ his credit,
and he goes mad again. Finally. % the cur
tain falls, he h comfortable. Henry Arthur
Jones, as said when saw "Judah, has Dos
the courage of his oonvicsons He wsnts -
point moral, but he docs not dare to do %.
In "Wealth" !" his object 10 to show how pow
erless money Ia to create happiness. Yet h
has not the courage to let rhe final curtain fail
upon Matthew Rudaock, penniiess and oea-
tent He thinks the audience would sooner 70
home in the belief that pretty Edith oan sttn
wear Worth gowns. Edith looked 90 charm
ing Ia simple white muslin that Mr.. Jones
might have taken comfort.
The author Of "Judah " and 80 Wealth n n
master In stage charlatanism. His afrectasion
OF pointing moral Is weak. Mr.. Jones has
no objects other than Furnishing 4 stage enter
tanment, though he claims a great deal more.
"Weslth began most promisingly and fell
through deploraoly.
Z. s. Willard was a trine shrieky a. Matthew.
but some Of his work was intense ana artiatao.
Miss Marie Burroughs, who IL certainly 3
lovely woman, has become an admirable
actress Her pathos Is most effective, ana her
manner charming. She has q voice that q
music and delivery that 10 mArred By few
faults. Miss Burroughs has been seen to great
advantage with Mr. Willard. At the Madison
Square she had but few opportunities ThO
rest Of tie cast was satisfactory, particularly
clever bit Of work being contributed By Mss
Katherine Rogerss In q scene that reminded
me OF Mary Cecil Hays clever novel, '.old
Myddleton's Money" ~
The evening world., 1891-03-10
psny rave a erednaole performance of Nil

pany rave a erednaole performance of Nil
lockers opera.
LEE AVENUE ACADEMY.
Genial, laughter provoking Joe Emmet, with
songs and music, not to forget his wonderful
dog, Pnnlimmon. captured a crowded house
| ut the Leo Avenue Academy last evening.
"Fritx, In q Madhouse, prose- nted q replesion
| OF choice songs for which the only Emmett 10 90
famous
In arranging her repertoire for weeks en-
gagement ~ the Amphion. Rose Coghlan
happily selected for the opening, that quaint
title role Of which she is 80 well Known that
John 7. sullivsn and Thomss whidnn as Sir
Son1Is 1S aaS T sssea
pany was good throughout
NOVELTY THEATRE.
At the Novelty Theatre last evening nne
audience witnessed Bronson Howard's drama,
Young Mrs. Winthrop. and appreciated all
its good points and laughed at its humor with
appreciatve zest. MINNIE Dupree, one Of the
cleverest Of the ingenues. and Beatrice Lieu
were at tho head Of the cast.
HYDE AID BEHAAN's THEATRE.
rs chappies week at Hyde q Behmau's
Theatre, whore the Lily CLAY Gaiety Company
Ia the attraction. The predominance OF those
of the fair sex ID the magnet and they drew
"exceeding well" yesterday afternoon and
suasa
Cleopatra" aud Robin Hood. The specialnes
Wero well up to tue average.
HUBER AND eEBHARDTs CASINO.
A very clever acrubatic act by Napier ana
Marzelo was the leading feature on the pro-
RrHmme At Hnber 4 GebhardPs Casino last
evening. Their work on the horizontal bar
was far above the average. Others who con-
tributed TO the evenings entertainment were
J. N. Waddy, Fenz Brothers, Annie Wilmuth.
Charles u. Duncan ana the ever popular and
pleasing Minnie Scnuit
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Mortimer Wiske will give the Redemption"
At the Academy OF Music this evening, with q
chorus Of nve hundred voices and the Thomas
orchestra IRE solosts, seven In number.
are old, prominent and popular among music
lovers.
YBLTMAE's TIvOLL
Feltman's Tivoli Theatre ia rapidly becoming q
one OF The leading family resorts. Among the
most brilliant features this week are two clever
| soubrettes, Fraukie Merrick and Jessie Gould,
| SONGS aud dances last evening were greeted
with number OF warm encorea.
HOLINESS STAR THEATRE.
"The Private Secretary" one Of the
best Of William Glllettes successful plays,
was seen at Holmes star Theatre last evening.
II was presented by an excellent company that
brought out all tine fun NJ the piece. The work
of X. j. Bustan a. the Private Secretary, Harry
Allen rs the East Indian Uncle, Frank Tame
hill r., as his wild nephew, and the Misses
Maud Giroux ana Jennie Ferrell was parti-
cularly good.
The evening world., 1891-03-10
SPoTLeTS.

The dsfauitsr 10 never 90 ''ny" As uhsu he ss.s
found cut.
The wonsn who tipped the beam At 500 said IL
must BE- high Weigh attack on her.
who tsckis nsa Of lesser weight fond OF sage
brush. too.
What . pity that Tsnnysou's late poem wasn'I %
lAse shss 10 eouldnt arrive 81 ali!
-.
The reason why 10 church he eosa
.... ss Easy to dsterminsi
He likes quiet place TO doEs.
DO he sleeps throughoat the sermon.
Judge.
The bookmsksrs a. tho Paris races would like a
law which would protect them. The Copyright law
10 Of NO use.
The negro may bs black, but he wants Fair repre-
sentative at the Columbian Exposition.
Good SpirtuAists in favor Of emp ployiug better
mediums for their religion.
We can't 70 buy Cuba now. 20 We will nave to give
II the % by.
BsSs are said to have good memories Now. will
some scientist sacrifice himself enough to And out
II thsy are VindotVS,
The evening world., 1891-03-10
The Great Nerve, Brain and Blood
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more cases of disease than any
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health restOrer In existence.
Use this wonderful remedy il you wish to get
we'll. for IL is . sure aud positive cure. For sale
by all druggists; price s1. 90 per bottle. Refuse
all subst itutes.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

NATHANIEL JARVIS, jr., ex-Clerk OF Com.
mon Pleas, rendered notorious and thrust
from once because Of his connec,
ton with the FLAcK case, and
again brought into prominence by
the troubles over Parsee Merchant CoLAH's
estate, 10 praying to be relieved q.
committee Of another estate which fell into
his hands. 1t il yet unsettled. because
JARVIS accounted for it without vouchers
Why do the courts appoint such man te
place Of such responsibility
The evening world., 1891-03-10

=, What blot on the civilization OF to-day
ii the suicide Of q child When q care
worn man who has played the game of life
to tho limit kills himself through sheel
despair Il is bad enough. But what Is to b.
thought when petulant children in impo
tent rage take their young lives. A boy Of
fifteen, vexed because his mother refused
him cake, shot himself most deliberately
This IL o horror Would a well-tralned
child do such O deed.
The evening world., 1891-03-10
10 This How You Feel z

IeTnN HOW \ OuFeelS
T yOW dTs veale, tired dss6
nervous, Wtth ffeiess feeling
and no ambition tO,OOs'Ie, fE aOtIL
restore your strength, vtgor and
energies. If yoH are SLeepLess
and 'Cace tired mornings, tOtth
dtiy head, bad taste IN the
mouth. no appetite. depressto,s
of mind ana eDtrenle SaerVotGs-
ness, 1t sOiM clear your head,
tone up your nerUes, tnctgOr0te
your blood nnd pm visn and
life into you.
DR.. Greene. the famous locturcr and specialist
IN the cure OF nervous and chronic Diseases. can
be consulted free at his ONCE. 30 West 4th g.,
New YORK, personally or by letter.
The evening world., 1891-03-10
Big six.s suocannf,,l BAN.

Typographical Union No. held its
forty-nrst annual reception and ball at
Tammany Hall, last evening, and its
guests numbered fully 1900. The hall
was beautifully decorated, and the oc
caslon WAS in every way successful
Congressmen Cummings and Dunphy,
and Judge Alfred Steckler were among
the guests.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

Senator vEpDER says the Senate Com
mittee examining into tho Sugar Trust will,
II necessary, imprtson for contempt the
persons responsible for the non-production
Of tho books Of the Trust. Such proof
that money cannot ride over law and right
viii be grateful enough. II is only simple
justice, but It is pleasing just tho same.
This stubborn refusal to show the books ID
worse than insolent,
The evening world., 1891-03-10

One policeman clubbed another, and,
judging from the indignant protests OF the
biuecoat who tasted the sweet sting of the
briskly-plied "billy," he seemed to like it
as little as tho most unotfending citizen
would. II Is hard lines when tho voice of
the policeman has TO be raised against the
- OF tho club.
The evening world., 1891-03-10
Mono to Spare.
lNOtA Rek.l

"Your money or your life !" abruptly OBJ
served . hiVhWaymsn to = stranger whom he
met by chance.
"Well, not much OF either Just at present.
Anaoly responded thO oihsr gOAusmAn. ''The
fact lS, lin pretty lar gone with oonSump,ion
sTd haven't "nonSh wealth to pay my funeral
expenses Nothing else can do for you To-
day GOOD evening, then. Very glad TO have
met you. "
The evening world., 1891-03-10

A Puget Sound pleasure boat, with twenty
passengers, has not been heard from ard ia
believed to have been lost. The cruellest
pain OF certain IN ID not 80 great As the
agony OF . wearing and continued sus
psnse, and what iS moro trying than to
EAis for days for news Of ship which
ueVCf comes.
The evening world., 1891-03-10
A Card from Mr.. wallack.

10 fko EdT0T
me statement which appeared in your issue
OF March 5, asserting that had called upon
Mr. Moaa and desired TO retYact the staieme nts
asertI cd 10 me in tha dramatic HsnS, Is not
%. was not wholly responsible for the
article In tue Dramatic NetDs, but am ready Al
any time 10 su6stantiAie that portion which did
emauRte from me. As ! did not seek Mr.
hoaab either At bis n0uSe, Ms once or the thea
ire, he oOuid not lave declined 10 zee me.
ARTHUR WALLACE
The evening world., 1891-03-10

? Latest returns from Maryland yesterday
were 70 the effect that tho President had
killed no ducks, but expected to. He can
be relied upon to conduct his campaign
hopefuIly Gnd persiStcntly. He win kill
ducks or blow mp GunpoWder Creek.
The evening world., 1891-03-10
STAR THEATRE BLAZE NO. 2.

Another Fire Discovered Just After
the Audience Had Left.
Some o'ackened sho~-bills remained in the
cellar OF the star Theatre this morning as evi.
ience OF the nre that broke out In the "blll' >
room Of the theatre at II o'clock last night
The danes which started in q box OF Stra ',
packing were not e4unguished by the nremen
from No. Hook anu Lauder Compsuy, East
Ihirleenth street, before considerable damage
had been done.
This Is the second ore that has waited this
tneAIre IN three WeekA
The foreman OF Hook aud Ladder No. 8 was
dental
The evening world., 1891-03-10
SAMUEL H. JAMES FOUND.

Samuel H. James, the e6 years ole
man who has been missing from his
home. Fl Park avenue, Jersey City.
since Saturday, was reported by the
police this morning as found. He had
been wandering in this city and wa0
sent home this morning In a cab to
his daughters homo on Jersey CITY
The evening world., 1891-03-10

MARION Smith OF Arkansas should be
called Marrying SMITH. He is only twenty
one and be has eight wives. If his polyg-
amous career had not been checked by
Law, how tho moet uxorious OF Mormons
would have paled before the record of his
middle ago. As soon as he tired u one
wife he married another. ....
The evening world., 1891-03-10

An elective innovAnon with respect TO black
gowns. whether OF velyer, plain satin or bro
cade. II TO have the train lined with some light
color-EenerAlly yellow or pale 6lue-snd 10
place . band Of feathers 10 match within an
eoginE OF black planes. The fourrSAu skin
beneath would DO in satin, yelled with jotIsd
net Trains Of this sort, however. Sre reserved
for occasions Of special -oriOtAl
dinnsEs and receptionS-Whsn dancing b Rot
In the programme, a In . dsnSely crowded
room their great ienRth' renders them
very inconveniSnt. ladies who pAtTouize
black may choose tue following style CT gown,
suitable for afternoon reesptions at home. ana
aiSo abroad. with the addition OF long mantle
or e0at. u ls entirely made OF black velvet;
the bodice ID qaits plain, and fastened ON
the sias"SeAms; tue black breadtbs OF the
skirt are mounted In q couple Of box.plaitA.
and are only . litiio longer ihaa ire tabiiSr
and side-brsadths. which are studded an over
with circular pieces OF cut jet Auch a. are
nowadays 10 bo purchased Al the meTeeFS.
provided with two tiny little loops OF metal
by which they are sewn on
The evening world., 1891-03-10
Prooklyn Theatres.

COL SIMS PARk THEATRE,
Lust evening was a souvenir event at Col
Slnu1 Park Tnca'rs, commemorative OF the
one hundIedih performance OF "POor iona
than" ny Rudolph Aron+Ona travelling com
pany, aud the one hundred aud niteih peT-
Torrance at the nome theatre. Handsomely
hound books, containing the gems OF the opera
we,e distribuled. Manager Aronson's COM
The evening world., 1891-03-10
The Same Thing.

iJr0R Judge
THAT lets me out," exclaimed Miss
Bieecker.
"YSS. aSsented Miss Beacon Street Of Bos-
ten. "thHt permits your exit"
The evening world., 1891-03-10
Sure TO Attract.

tITon PueL.l
"l want . p0eudonym 70 WEitO over. want
one that will attract attention"
OnT" '" N'"'
The evening world., 1891-03-10
Fido's Importance.

Mira. De Kay KniRhn-I wisn you would
throw that cigar away, ..ts~...... =. o..
MIR. De Kay Knighn-why. love; you said
you liked 10 nave me smoke before we were
marned.
Mrs. De Kay Knighn-But I didn't have Fido
then. II makes him cough dreadfully.
The evening world., 1891-03-10
Your Blood

Needs thorough cleansing this Spring in order
to e1I Ol the impurities which have accumulated
duTing the Winter, or which may TO hOrSjDlsry.
and cause you much suffering. We confidently
recommend Hcod's SaItapaTillA a. the very best
Spring medicine. By its use the blood is puri-
fed enriched sud VitaliEed, that tired feelins Il
entirely overcome and the whole body nven
strength and visor,
Hoods SaFSaparilIa
Sold By al druggists. six for S5. Prepared only
by c.L HOOD 4 co.. Ap0thecariss. Lowell, HAS.
400 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
The evening world., 1891-03-10
A Critical Case.

"Jimmieboy has swallowed one Of I'd
poemA, +" said RondoW IN despair.
"1hats all right, I" Oaid the doctor. "MpA
10 good for chlldren."
The evening world., 1891-03-10

dss..s nzsA siss. sas sfs,ssS :ti. 5s.::s
- z sssSs sfsSsssSsss.. SsiiShiISitY Ss-ius.S. =.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

Martin Dempsey, brother OF the ex-middIe-
weight champion, has taken q new departure.
de has Tor many years been famous leather.
Ia ready to bud forth ~ O prlze fighter, and
mas issued challenge to any i2o- pound man In
America for $500 side, London ring rules. II
pretty hard hitter, even II one mot much on the
wrestle.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

MoNELL's TEETmTo Q KDIAL L . bsnshI .
babios aod blessing 10 mothers. 2b oenVS,
The evening world., 1891-03-10
Progress.
fha,a ISG 4

she-Dld you succeed in mastering French
while ahroad7
He-Eeariy. did not succeed In making the
Frenchmen comprehend me. Nor could
make out what they were driving at but got
90 that I could understand myself wnsa ]
talked.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

Secretary j, G. X. Lawrence, OF the Couey
Islnno Jockey CiuO, was elected President Of
m Ade nv the death OF Leonard W, Jerome.
MI. Z. Fellows was elected Secretary.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

A ten-mne race has been arranged to take
place week after next at the Coliseum Rink,
Harlem, between Wallace Rose. Fred pIa,stsd
aud Jack Largan on rowing machines, and
Chuck Lyons and Billy Mann on roller skates.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

One Of The istest fAneies for ,Abls decoration
Is ministurs Turkey carpet a. table cover;
the fancy. however, is scarcely one likely ts
last
The evening world., 1891-03-10

The annual election OF the Middle States Re.
gat'a Association was held last nj sht with the
Crescent Athletic Club; vice-PresidenL j. d.
Manr. Metropolitan Rowing CIuh; Treasurer.
j. l. Ballantine, Arthur Kull Rowing Associa.
lion; secretary, y. r. Fortmsyer. Manhattan
The evening world., 1891-03-10

Queen Isabella Of Spain. who has made Paris
her homo ever since she was nrss sxiisd from
her former kingdom, 10 sald 10 have won the
favor of tho PATis,ans By her dignined reserve.
she u stili thoroughly spanish In her TASTES
and sympa,hies, and oondusss her receptions
al her reAidenee, the Paiam de Csssiiie. accord.
ing to the s'rictsst ,e0urs etiquette. she 10
warm.hearted. and eager to relieve suffering
wherever she nnds it, . trait which endsared
her TO the late Empress Augusta Of Germany.
The Queen dressos quietly, and although she
owns superb jewels, never wesrs them except
upon state occasious when great ceremony b
demanded.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

Jones--Its . chilly place TO smoke, but
Brown might drop In, and twenty dollars 10
twenty dollars. -
The evening world., 1891-03-10

The National Athletic Club held i,s second
tended and enjoyable.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

The Manhattan Athletic Club has n very 1ns
entry list for its indoor games, which arc to be
held next Saturday night at Madison Square
Garden.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

There will be q dog race at the Kearney
three prizes.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

A Promising Young Musician.
tTroM Brooklyn LrsI .
Dryson-And you say that long g-halred fellow
there 10 = promiainR young musician
Hs0sman--Yes, I've been told that az
pianist his touch 10 extraordinary.
Drysox--Well, l am inclined TO think ita cor
rect. lie touched me for five dollars a year
ago.
The evening world., 1891-03-10
The National League 10 not experiSncinR
much diniculty In siGning Its players.

Di1on-McCarthy glove contest In Troy ana inc
oantams will surely come together. lt 10
creating quite o stir In fiatic circles and there
viii ee very large crowd OF sporting men
present from this ciIy and vicinity.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

The events for tonight at the Manhattan
AtnIeuo Club are the pool tournament and the
baseball practice in the cage.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

try boxing tournament, the preliminaries oil
which are to be decided at the Central Turn
Vereip Hall. Tnird avenue anu s;Aiy-seventh
street, at o'clock this evening, declare that II
leo-pound class special win bring together
John J. German, of tue star A. c.;
a. schneerinE. Pastime A. c.; J. Nc
Tiernan, Downtown A. c., and Mike
Leonard, Naruna Boat Club, which win insure
In this claAs alone ~ exciting work 40 match
between Dixon and Mccarthy. The competi-
tors In all the other classes are represeu utatiye
OF the very best talent Tickets for reserved
seata are on sale At the club houses OF ali the
clubs belonging to the National Cross Couutry .
haitian and New York Athletic cluoS.
The evening world., 1891-03-10

The regular weekly shoot OF the Lous Island
Sportsman CLUB was held yesterday ct Dexter
Park, Long Island 80
The evening world., 1891-03-10

In all probability cioaks or psisrines cover
ing tho arms and reaching down over the hips
will bs muen worn shis Spsing In al SORTS Of
! materials, and viii vie 10 favor with the Loais
Xy coats. They ere extremely beooming TO
slight women, nut they do mot suit bread
shoulders or buxom nGurts % well - the
cost. Dressss will 10, completed for out
OF doors either by short cloaEs Of the same
material or by halt ps,erinsN pisitsd 20
the shoulders and forming sort OF over.
| sleeve; whiie simiiar additions In lace and
embroidery are spplisd TO TEA gowns and Tobss
de chaubre. Some Of the short elosks are
mounted to Med,ei ooilsrA others TO feather
rufIs, othera, sgain, 10 piastrons, very hish in
the throat. richly embroidered in gold. silver
or gray pearis-,he latest manifestation Of the
mock jewelry crase
Col. Elliott T. Shepard has pimsslf ssid IL,
| and II ia no longer good form for aequsint.
sncss to make wedding presents. What . re-
lief 10 the affable and popular and impscunious
| alLrounder. f''
Mrs Ksilis Patnam Norman. one Of tho best
known aud most highly rsspoetsd women of
North Adams. MssL, disd vsry suddenly last
week at her residence on Ceaus street frem
paralysis of tue iunes. Mrs. Norman was .
great granddaughter OF Gen. Israel Putnam,
Of Reyolutionsfy fame, by direat descent. Put
nam being her maiden hamG Among the
| relics that were in her posaoasion 10 the handle
| and adjacent half Of the blade Of sbe sword
which Gen. Putnam carried on hia famous
ride when escaping the British.
Ladies' who keep Lent are bedscted vita
silver ornaments heavily oxidised. and fresh
violets worth % cents dozen. Isut II sweotf
What mas become OF the snert-W aistsd
Womauf