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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
FOIRLIVES WERE TAKEN
Terrible Crime Of . Workingman
at Harlem, ~. Y.
4 BLOODY AID QUlDRCPpLE TRAGEDY
John Baxter Murders His wife Asa his
Iso ChiIares and then saisiass-
The Deed wAs flAlsly
Prensedi isassa-

NEW YoRx, Aug. 2s-Tensnts In the
sour-story tenement house No s2l east
One Hundred and Sixth street Thurs
day night heard pistol shots In tho
apartments occupied by family named
Baxter ON the third foor. No one, how
ever. sought 10 learn what the shooting
meant until morning, when il WAS no.
ticed that none of the Baxters had yet
been seen Neighbors knocked at their
door but there was no answer, and
then = policeman was notified The
policemen went upstairs, forced
IL the door and there found John Bax-
ter. painter, 30 years old; his wife.
Mary, aged IS years. and their children
Katie. 8 years old, and John, years
old. all lying dead with bullet holes n
their heads Beside the body
of the husband and father lay
an American bulldog S2-cah-
Der revolver with four cartridges dis
sharged II is supposed he killed his
wife and children and then shot him.
self Baxter left letter addressed to
his mother. In ID the triple murderer
and suicide said that he contemplated
the act.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
NEW YoRx Aue Q,
Live stock,

CHICAGO. Mug N
CArTLE-Msrkct moderately active and prices
steady on all grades. Quotations ranged az ~ "
Gan for prime % fancy shipping steers; t-O
CAN ~ good 20 choice do; g. i04s4.S for com
moa se fair do; 90 75lt4. 10 for butchers Steers;
e2O0aS0O for Stockers; t2. soa3- 20 for Texans
p0ona as for Rangers: 20Oe3 50 for Feeders,
o. 5o2S50 for Cows. si.5033. % for Bulls and
" GOA Is for Veal Calves.
Hoes-Marxet active and prices ioGisc
higher. Sales ranged at se 20 40 for Pigs,
o. rs -. 20 for light; - 5o3i0 for rough pack
ing: a. slesS0 for mixed and ASG5.0 for
heavy packing and shipping lots
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
CLAIRvoYANT.
WISDOM Is POWER
ARRIVAL EXTRAORDINARY
0f the Worlds Most Famous Medium.
PROF. HARRY ARCHER.
OF
NEW YORK.

Recognized by the press medical faculty and
scientists generally as the most reliable me-
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edge. and learn what the MYSTERIOUS Flu
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will reveal EVERY HIDDEN MYSTERY IN
LIFE. Gives aid and advise which will over
come your enemies. remove family troubles.
restore lost affections. make marriage with the
one you love. no failure. remove evil influences.
bad habits. cures witchery. fts and all long
standing and mysterious diseases. will give
correct Information on law SUITS sickness.
death. divorces. etc. Never failing advice 10
young people on marriage. how 10 choose a
wife or husband for happiness, and what bus
iness best adapted for speedy riches. stock
speculation specially; locates treasures and
minerals. The successful manner in which
the Professor treats matters of the utmost OBJ
scurity has given such universal satisfaction.
that his name has becomes proyerb In thous-
ands of households made happy by his aid and
advice. All who are in trouble whose fond
hopes have been blasted. who have been de
ceiycd and disappointed through false pre-
dictian OF others. before giving up In despair
are invited TO call and be convinced Of the
true statements OF the above without delay.
Hours a m TO p m. strict
n. B.-Perf~ct satisfaction guaranteed; by
mail send stamp for special terms. Address
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Callers received Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prices to Farmers.

Gparv-wheat. csc: corn. T2c new oats. s2c
rye. 1sc; barley. g.l0 = hundred.
MxAIs-Bee 5es6c pork. SIC; mutton. 6a7c
spring lamb. &c; fow,s. l0c spring chickens.
lac: veal. &c; turkeys. l0c; dgcks. l0c.
PNoDUCE-Batfer. 1sc; eggs. l5e, potatoes. i0t
y bu. heets. cc bu; onions. l5c , doz;
radishss. ae = d0z: lettuce. lSc bu. peas. S. o.
' bu. beans. hand picked. t3W ? hu: honey
lee, peaches e2.2S , ba: apples. 15c ? bu.
Woof-- W a<ned antf sc, unwashed, li1pc.
Hsr-Ttmothy. as y ton clover. sl3 = ton
straw. g. p ton.
SIC: cured hides &c: calf SKINS green. Sc; cal.
sklns. cured. 7c; tsllow. &c peits. eo9si.5o,
dekfn fSaesc
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

SAH FnAxcIsco, Aug. 96-Four sail
ors deserted from the United States
steamship Psnsaeola Tuesday and
twenty-four more Wednesday. The
men do not want to go to China on the
Pensacola as they think she is not sea-
worthy.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE

PADCLIFF K HOLT-Reliable upholsterers
IL at III South Dfyislon-st.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give you regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not by 'phoning No. 900 or 666 after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

Is< efffs hiers tsssfs4 - ssf Hfia5r -
- q - saf -. e f~f sai~ Sees 4ttafss
taFs~ stsf.s. The s<sseaa sess = q ssfstes "a
Ff4fefts u SD q > ssss ta4ssfe -
az a. A A1hn. Isl Nsrs Efidssss
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
A HOME MEInIrM.

SEALED QUESTIONS answered and busl-
y ness readings given. No charge Tor mis-
lakes. At home week days 70 y. m. Sun
lays. n. m. To u IN and 10 ep. IN. Residence
No. 9Crescent-sye.. mp stairs. Howard Cook.
zsi
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

CLARYyIOANT and planet reading. win
" stay FOR short time only: come quick and
avoid the rash. 73 n Division-st. rs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29


YOU CAN MAKE sso-In buying that new
Il aoofn house OF ours. Just completed. hy
Rawson Bros. on Buckeyest- Electric rail
way and schools adS Saceni. PIPE tor gas and
furnace and front part of house Finished lu
oak below. We only ask $500 for this and
you can make your own terms OF payment
This is n bargain. Turner A Carol. 50 New
Houseman block.
SINGLE F0oTER AND CARRIAGE HORSE
~ combined. coal black. standard bred
horse, four years old coming spring. We ofer
for sale because We have not time to drive him.
Buggy and harness go with him n bargain.
Good style and finest combination horse In the
city. Turner a Carroll. * New Honsems b'dg.
lust ONE MORE LEFT OF those 81. 80 homes
on our eighth ward addiilen. situated on
DAYTON ST. corner lot. We arr cesiroGs 81
closing this cut at oace. Call ard see us aud
get a bargain. Turner Carroll. IS New House
man building.
INVEST YOUR SAVINGS. double ycur mon
ey and Increase yorr capital. and mai 20
least p per cent. year BY buying one OF ,nr
desirable lots on south Division. Hal. Euclid.
Cherry. Buekeve. West Fulton. Watson and
ether streets. You can pay on monthly psv-
ments and buy NJ reasanshie prices.
TURNER A CARROLL
g New H0Bssmsn Bldg.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

WHAT PEOPLE Want T.: +: e, 6 E ;::;...,
Twelve words will usually make two lines thirteen and
not TO exceed twenty words three lines,
and in the larger advertisements
the average is seven words to line. There
is but one price. that is quoted in the table below
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
wAsrkD AoEsrA

WANTED aErnfs nske sc -
w nonth seiitng osf goods es tiI~ff - -, - =
We ~Rai eeuafFs ahf general sErHf~, n
faifs 70 clear tik snd expenses sffef tas..
dass tftsi - = Esarfst scent lr-s thae t4
w. elii sad lsfFs frustrated rifrH -
iettef vffA . sFerisA eTef g. sstlt trtti's -.
nf1ss - "a fsesi I'd a thfes aa<ff Hf rtafnfs =
sesis - asfs snA Frt an ths tssas haets-s
Eesasf Nsnafsetattas ,smPaHy. Fiftse'.'
Pa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO. Aug. q
FLouR-Qaies but steady. Spring Wheat Pat
snts q. soG5 70; bakers. ~ 501A75; Wintes
Wheat Flour PatentA 6.0oG5So; straightA
o. 7o<150o.
wHKAr-weaksr and lower. No August
sl0iei-0s; September ssAcSsLois; Decem
ber. tiol,s0Io<S-
Consecutive and lower No 2, e3164c;
No yellow. e31o4c: No. 3 o2S Gtosc; No.
yellow. e9t9o4c; September, 6sc65Hc; Octo
Der. 57He5ssc; May, 6k4ts7Sc
OArs-Lovsr No. cash. Ss<00<c; Sep
tember, 2s.8Dso; October. 2sAG3ic; Nay,
33,,634ac. Samples lower. No. 8 2s90bsc;
No White. sixos3c. No. 2, ssAt0Ac; No.
White. sSsss<c.
RYE-SIow and easy. No cash. 6009Oc;
September. s9&o0c.
BARLEY weaver. No. September. SIC;
Cash BY sample-No. S4s6osc common "a
choice: No. T. ss>s sUc; No 5. DG4sc.
MEss PoRK-Tr-ding moderately active and
prices unsettled ut sioi7H9io27H for cash;
soifS3ios7S Tor September: eio soGio a2n
for October. and sis 75gs as0 for January.
LARD-Market moderately active and prices
easier. Quotations ranged at so.co96o6 for
cash; e6co1a.oo for September; so.foG675 for
October and % 1907 .05 for January.
PouLrRy-Live Chickens, i0S9llo per h.;
Live Turkeya 0aioc per ID; Live Ducks SD
soc per ID Live Geese. q ocs4oo per dozen
BUrrER-Creanery, 1&e>x3c; Dairy. l3IlSc;
Packing Stock. lie
OILs-wiscorsin Prime White. Sc; Water
White. sSc: Michigan Prime White. oslc; Wa
ser White, rosSc; Indiana Prime White 9Ac;
Water White. foc; Headlight, us test, okc;
Gasoline. 81 deg's. t4c; "a deg'S Sac.
LIoUoRs-Distilied Spirits remains steady
on the basis Of o. IS per gal for finished goods.
NEW YORK. Aug 2S
wHEAr-Depressed ixg1tsc lower August,
ol09n4Loo 3s; September, sto9ss soiiok;
October. eLfokoliot; November, N-1ae
liza; December. ai.i2 iilo2Li3k; January,
eIAa 0f l4<; May o. i7,sGLis
CoRS-Weak. xoic lower. more active. No
D. T7n07sHc.
OArs-Dull and easier. Western. y14sc-
rs-Beef-Dull and easier. Extra
mess ~ 5ooio0o; family. eiao2i40; Pork
Fair demand and steady. New mess, eli. 5O2
120o; old ness sl0oo<1i0. IS; extra prime. tlo.25
Ql0T6 Lasd-Quist and steady. Steam rem
dered, H.Sa
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

TOR RENT-Two fine stores in brick block on
west side of South Divsion-st.. suitable Tor
any business. these stores have large dry Ia Sc
ments with rear entrance from alley. also
suites Of rooms In same block with private
hall aud bath room with each suite; this prop
erty will b. rented At low ptice to the risht
party. For prices call on J. w. Calvin, room
5, shepard a Hartman block, from to 2 .. N
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

TO RENT-Stores Nos and 12 Huron-st. each
aS7p feet; alley In rear; suitable tor whole
sale business. oflce. light man pufacturing or
storage. rent $3.50 per month each. Anton
q. Hodenpyi 10 and u Fountain-st. sPstf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

TIE perfume of vioIets, the purity of
the lilly, the glow of the rose. and the
flush OF Hebe combine in Pozzonis
wondrous Powder.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
ToB sALs-NIsCELLANEOUs

I'VE tENtbLANG0Go
FOR sALE-Cheap. q good paying business
on West Bricgest Fitzgerald frsnt-
ford. 20 West Bridge ST.. real estate ana hfe
insurance agents telephone ils-
EOR SALE-T~s mitch cows. Call on or 40
0akaaie Park. Hi
EoR ssLE-Bssery ADD restaurant Ia Dow
Il Agtses good reasons for selling tsH ~
address /. Townsena DevagiDe. Mich A45
E,0R SALF-House and lot; or vill eschshRe
for farm OUTFIT. horses cars. Isfm 49,
etc etc AZ sesths sst corner North-ave. ADJ
Cnrtisst
E0R SAIE-Ons team Of coed spfk aoIsss
Il with wagon hafnrss, efe.s OF ~i.l "
for a unnrfksge or other gced security. ~ ~
snlre 81 Geo. Rseiafs q Canalst h-tA
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soslf 30 a.s.

tn = s.s lssa. s.as . =. go !. :. :, :.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
FOR RBNr-BUsINEss PLAUEs.

FOR RENT-Large elegant store. e.about lSix25
Il It,. suitable for wholesale or retail estab-
lishment; lighted with Edison lights. with
good basement and cellar; has four rooms IN
back; cases. counters. office fixtures. and "a
dozen folding chairs for sale at a bargain. Ap-
ply Al I1S East FultoD-st. 2tl
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

Tor RENT-Stores aud II HuroB-st.. each
Il s0x70 feet: alley In the rear; suitable for
wholesale business. Offices or stores; rent
$3.50 per month each. Also two second floors
each fxn feet. $ ger month each: can he
rented sspasate or entire; location one block
vest otCsnal-st and one block north of Lyon
~. Anton 70. Hedenpyl. ~ and IL Fountain.
a. lfltf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

Ftorr Avn Frxp-Lily White. s2ss; Patent,
elss ' hundred corn meal. sl.A , hundred
feed. Sz7..ass $50 ton, middiings. <23oo .
ton bran, $500 , ton ships. si9.fb ton.
Mssr-Pork STEAK. fac. roast. l0e ribs. SC /;
terderlois. ~ &: ham. re; beef steak. hes lse
lamb Neaisc, spriEg chickens. Sc; turkeys.
f2llc; ducks. i11sc.
PRoprcr- Butter. sac eggs. isc; potatoes
sac = bu.. beets, &c PIX. onions. Ec . pk
peas. ssc , pk; besns. &c , n; radishes l0c ,
aoz; peaches. Toe PIX apples. &c y PIX.
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FOR RBNT-HOUSES

TOR RENT-2 cottages. or part Of them. at
Macatawa Park. Inquire OF Geo. Roelofs.
Y Canalsr. 2l2tf
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EOR RENT - Furnished and unfurnished
A. l.. Smith. S6stf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

TOR RRENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated.
Vinegar block. cor. OF South Division and
Cherrysts. III
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
REAL EsrArE CITY.

RE GUIDED by your own best judgment and
- doubtless YOU will buy one or more OF my
$500 lots on easy payments l.. :. Proyin. room
Loyetts block. opposite sweet Holei.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED-By a young lady. a lady room
w mate who has furniture for room and is
willing to furnish the furniture for rent OF
room. References given and required. NJ. Il.
l0l Cana-st., room 4. 27
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29
PERSONAL
LOST.

| osT-Saturday evening. August 2. between
IA Paris-ave. and Union-st.. gold bicycle
medal, finder will please return 10 i. VI. Hy-
man. l43 Paris ave. and receive reward. 2S4tf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

EOR SALE-6reat bargain. farm OF 22i
acres on graded road. foar miles from cl, ,
limits. suitable for grain. dairy or stock. En-
quire OF Taxgart. Woicott x Gansoa. Is Mon
roest. 2.9ti
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

EOR SALE-Houses and lots in different
parts OF the city; small payment dow wn;
monthly payments afterwards Lots and acre
property within the old city limits. Also my
block on Bostwick-st. at bargain. DR.. Veen.
boer. 4S Bostwick-st. SStf
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-29

WANTED-S2,500 on productive garden farm
" and two city houses by reliable person
ample security. Apply or address room 30
New Houseman block, 243
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

Steam barge L. J. Perry was put on the Jack.
son street gridiron yesterday for repairs. Her
shaft was bent and her hull AID machinery need
a general overhaulins 1t will be three or foui
days before she will be out again.
Tug Mogul has had new smokestack put on
and some general repairs made to her machin-
cry. She will probably be ready for service
again Monday.
The piles supporting the driveway in front OF
the city dock have commenced to give way, and
yesterday start was made to drive new ones.
Schooners F. w. Redfeld and Fred j. Sanders
have been chartered by W. Freese d co. to load
lumber at New Whatcom for Shanghai.
Steamship Cosmopolis was due last night from
San Francisco, but it was thought she would
probably not arrive until morning
Brig Tanner, loading lumber at Fairhaven fol-
San Pedro, viii be ready 10 sail tomorrow. Hell
cargo will consist of 100000 feet.
Schooner Fannie Adele went to Stetson &
Post Mill Co.'S yard yesterday to load lumber
for San Francisco
Tug Hornet went to Eagle Harbor last night
with two light scows.
Tug st. Patrick went to Salmon bay yesterday
with boom of logs.
Steamship City OF Pueblo sails from San Fran
cisco today.
Tug Biz arrived in light Wednesday night
Steamship Mexico sails for Alaska Monday.
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| reporting adversely on house of delegates bill
| No. 81, providing for the emitting down OF ms
salaries of the fire department, because it could
/ not be done without a reorganization of the de
| partment, was deferred until the next meeting
The judiciary committee reported adversely or
| board of aldermen's bill No. ls9; report adopted
| House OF delegates bill No 1o0-Fixing the
| rate OF road poll tax at g was passed On THIRD
| reading by unanimous vote.
| House of delegates bill No. 9o-Providing for
assessment and collection of poll tax was passed
| on third reading with the addition OF an amend
ment to the effect that the taxpayers be allowed
| 20 work out the amount on the street
Board OF aldermen bill No. 1910 appropriate
money for the payment of certain street i'm
proyements; passed on third reading.
Joint resolution No. 2S-Constituting one
member OF the board of aldermen, one member
OF the house OF delegates and the city treasurer
committee to adjust all claims and suits for
payment of street taxes now pending on behalf
of the city; passed on third reading.
Board of aldermen bill No. 19i-Granting the
owners OF the squire IAtimer block permission
10 run electric wires from that building to other
buildings; passed on third reading.
Board OF aldermen resolution No. 10-To pro-
vide for tunneling of northern and southern
portions OF the city for placing OF sewers, was
referred TO committee on sewers.
Joint resolution No. $50 improve Washing
ton avenue; passed on third reading.
Board OF aldermen bill No. 1910 establish
electric plant at pumping station on Lake wash
ington, was referred to a special committee.
Board OF aldermen bill No. 156-To authorize
the city comptroller to issue duplicate war
rant in place of warrant Sf5 for 500, which has
been lost; passed on third reading.
Board of aldermen bill No. 1Gl-Providing for
the grading and sidewalking of Rose street and
Duwamish street; passed on third reading.
A communication was read from Poundmaster
A. 4. Boyd asking that some steps be taken or
the disposal of worthless animals found at large
on the streets Referred to judiciary committee
with request that 1t draw up an amendment to
the present ordinance
The report of Chief kellogg, of the fire de-
partment, for the month of April was read and
laid on the table. A portion referring to the
whistling of steamboats, tending to sound
fire alarm was referred to the judiciary commit
tee to draw up an ordinance restricting the
blowing of whistles.
The petition of Margaret Sullivan for the ap-
pointrnent of appraisers to fix the amount of
damages done to her property ON Terrace street,
was referred to the committee on claims.
The petition of the Seattle Consolidated Street
Railway Company for permission to lay track on
Pine street, from Fifth TO Sixth street, was re-
ferred to corporation counsel for an opinion in
regard to the legality of such franchise
The petition of W. II. Reeves Tor the payment
OF city scrip was laid on the table for future
reference.
The house adjourned until next Tuesday
evening.
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DECORATION DAY.
Preparations Being Made for q Suitable
Celebration.

The committee OF arrangements for the obser-
vance of Decoration day met st Grand Army
hall yesterday afternoon, and made out the gem
eral programme for the occasion. Ii was de-
cided that the services, TO take place on the
Sunday preceding Decoration day, be held IN
First NJ Z. church at IL o'clock a. M Two
members OF each organization taking part in the
celebration viii act on the committee on pro-
gramme OF exercises. The committee consists
OF W. Z. Wilson and George ". Tibbetts, of Ste
vens Post, ". u. Latiner and ]. Phillips of
Miller Post; Mrs NJ. ". Holmes and Mrs Burk.
o. stevens Relief Corps, and +. c. Allen and
orla George, OF Thomas Camp, Sons of Veterans.
NJ. NJ. Holmes was chosen marshal OF the day.
with power to appoint his own sides. Three
members from each post and from the Sons of
Veterans VIII be appointed 10 form committee
on decorations
The school children Will be invited 10 occunv
the stand and sing. The different civic societies
viii be invited 10 take part in the procession.
and the business houses VIII be requested TO
close from 10 o'clock a. N. TO y. m.
Another meeting will be held at O'Clock y
n. on Wednesday. May -, Ia Il. A r hall
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Cordray's New Theater.


ala Vendetta" at Cordrays theater, BY the
popular stock company, draws unusually large
houses, notwithstanding they had two of the
strongest counter attractions in Roland Reed
and ''Mr. Barnes OF New York" The entire
company are winning their way to public favor,
aud are becoming popular as the former
stock, which i saying great deal. Miss Kate
nalglish is seen 10 better advantage this week
than ever before. She has an extremely pretty
stage presence, and dresses and plays the part OF
Gervaise in ia Vendetta in manner that
leaves nothing 10 be desired. Mr.. Hollingshead,
as the wronged husband, is extremely finished
in his rendition of that role. This play has
been unusually well staged, the scenery being
exceptionally fine. The third set, where the
large vessel runs down the passenger steamer.
called forth immense applause II is gotten up
in manner that reflects credit on the stage
management and assistants Little Elsie, the
Australian child actress who made her first ap-
pearauce IN America az the Auditorium this
week. is a brilliant little actress. ladies and
childrens matinee, Saturday at i:S0.
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and twists until her lover, the maR whom she
has promised TO marry, is supposed to be the
slayer of her brother. This furnishes the great
climax. As in all stories, the accused turns out
to be the wrong man, vengeful Corsicans
are defeated from accomplishing i'm
pious designs, Mr.. Barnes gets
pretty English bride for being the lucky hero
who turns up at every possible opportune mo-
ment, and the fascinating Corsican beauty weds
her English naval officer. The only unfortunate
people are disappointed Corsicans and the poor
brother, whose untimely death caused all the
trouble and gave Mr.. Gunter the opportunity to
weave genuinely dramatic story.
The play has met with success both in Eng
land and in all the leading cities of this coun-
try. II is by an American author who, while he
has not chosen an American subject, has con-
trived 10 produce a realistic story, If no more.
There is throughout, however, a straining after
the sensational, which sustains the interest even
II 1t does not elevate popular sentiment.
Miss May Wheeler rs Marina Psoli threw great
tragic intensity into her work, and showed ahil-
ity of a high order. She was called before the
curtain number of times.
Miss Emma Field made a clever Enid An
struther, being both winSome and tender 20 her
lover, Mr.. Barnes.
The other ladies Of the caste filed their roles
with general excellence.
Mr.. James Neil, as Mr.. Barnes OF New York
showed considerable comedy power and gave
the characteristics of the cool American with
clever effect His character, however, is by no
means the central figure OF the play.
Mr.. sheridan Block, Count Danella, rose to
great power, especially in the scene where
Marina Paoli, the Corsican heroine, eonfesses
her love for another. His hate is demoniacal
when he learns that her lover is supposed TO be
the slayer of her brother. His work was capital
in every particular.
Another very strong bit of acting was done by
Mr.. Horace Lewis, as Tomasso, MarIna's vindic-
tive foster father
Mr.. Louis Glover made an acceptable Iicuten-
ant Anstruther, although he evinced tendency
a; times 70 overact and declsim his lines
The remainder of the company did acceptable
work. The scenic effects were realistic and well
handled. The same play will be repeated to-
night and tomorrow night
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Changing Defeat to victory.

The genius Of sheridan 81 Winchester changed
defeat 10 victory. SO when feeble adversaries in
the shape OF inefficient remedies fail 20 stay the
progress of that obstinate and malignant foe
malaria Hostetter's stomach Bitters turns the
tide-drives the enemy back. Nothing in mate
ria fssjca or cut Of 70, compares with this as an
opponent of every form OF malsrial disease
Chilis and lever, dumb ague, bilious remiiteat
and ague cake-it matters not-one anu all are
extirpated by the Bitters. To take course OF
the great preparative IN advance of the nalarial
season is IL buckle on, As IL were. an arn,or Of
prool which defes attack. 80 fortified. so pro-
tcCted, you shall be SCathclesS. Remember, too
that the Bittcrs is an eradicStor OF liver com
plant. constipation. rheumatism. kidney COM
plants and DYSPEPSIA