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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

1.-THE flowers that bloom in the spring
have nothing to do with the case" The
Flower that blooms a. the Democratic
candidate for Governor CT New York,
will have nothing to do but bloom when
the votes are counted. He will be
blooming mad that he tried TO ride
David and Grover into popularity
ut the sacrifice Of his Doodle.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
PARTY or rnE PEOPLE.

A morning contemporary blinded
by q Wild desire TO make itself
solgd with the working men IN
dulges in much pyrotechnical dis
play Of erudlsion. It's latest pin
wheel vas set in molten yesterday md
The corruzcstions OF wisdom we're fairly
dazzling. With great profundity it
announced that The Republican party
hss been and g the party Of ''monopol-
ists, Dlutoersts, and arist0crsss and IL.
character n that regard will not
shange" of the Democrats party il
says ~ith equal solemnitys cit sbouii
be otherwise with the Democrats
psgsy when We eonsisfsr is oriain sod
The tsasbngs Of szch msu ~ Js.fesson,
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

A Rxp-NouTHEp Indiana anarchist
mp his own house with dynamite
a few days ago. Had he been in the
house the example thus set would be q
desirable one for Lucy Parsons and Herr
Most to emulate.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

NOMINEE RICHARDSON has not yet ac-
cepted the honor thrust upon him by
the Peoples party. 1t is suspected that
he will wait and watch and wonder
until tho Democrats take action. He
is not sxclaIming tive are the people"
with the vehemcnce candidate of the
new party ought aad his friends are
murmurIng.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

Mormonism is slowly but surely
dying. The enforcement OF the anti
polygamy law forced crisis in Utah.
and out Of that crisis the repul-
sive system Of plural marriage has
been practically extinguished although
the evil has not been entirely uprooted.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

CAPTAIS ASsoS of the Chicago base
ball club viii 20 upon the stage. II he
Is to be successful as an actor it Will be
necessary to caste him in a good "play''
at the 'tirst."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

Wars may not be At hand in Europe,
but the European newspapers are talk
ing in . moro warliks strain than at
any time within twenty years. One of
the Berlin journals says; IF war Is
inevitable it will be . struggle Of which
the world has never seen theIike. Our
splendid army and generals OF proved
capacity and the courage and energy
OF the emperor, give rs confidence in
the result. which viii involve the very
existence of Germany. II wears beaten
it will be the end Of Germany" The
writer might have added the end of
France. II the conflict shall be between
Germany and France, and the latter
should gain the victory. other powers
viii step in and help destroy France.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
Eosice nj eaucug.

The Republicans OF Grand Rapids
township will meet in caucus at the old
Fish Lake, Saturday, Sept. 26. at 2 p.
M, for the purpose of electlng del
egates to the county convention TO be
held Oct. Z. By order OF committee.
SANFORD w. Lyon, Chairman.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
Me AND JACK.
OFFICE OF

OFFICE OF
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Grand Rapids, Mich, Sept. p, 1921.
Separate sealed proposals will be re-
ceived at the Office of the secretary,
City Hall. until p. m. Saturday, Sep
tember &c. 1891. for the necessary exca-
vations and the erection OF Easements
for school buildings, brick work notin-
cluded), at the following places;
First. On site corner of Hall Street
and Grandville Avenue.
Second. On site corner of West
Leonard and Widdlcomb Streets.
Third. On the north side of sibley
Street, between Indiana Street and
Lane Avenue.
Plans and specifications are at the
Office of W. G. Robinson, architect,
New Houseman block.
T. ID. BRADFIELD,
Chairman, Committee on Buildings.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

The continued warm weather has
ripened the corn, fastened the matur-
ing Of fruits and made the farmer
happy. A cold snap would work no
injury unless attended by severe frosts.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

GOVERNOR CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, is re-
ferred to as Hopper" by tho Ohio
editors. After the November election
he will be "sgoner."
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

The State tax superintendent under
the new equalization shows for Kent
county SIS, ss7.15 IS against $50, 1927 SO
in 1880. Allegan county 1891, SIC, HAS,
80; 1850, SIS, ss9.27. Ionia county 1891,
s24.277.I2; 1889. s32,752.5l. Ottawa
county 1889, sl9, l66.i5; 1889, So, 046 .o4.
Newaygo county 1891. $5.ll0.97; 1899,
Ss.f5l.44. For the State, 1891, $l,443.-
$40. 60; 1889, 81, s2i ,52l.lo.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

The mortgage indebtedness Of the
state of Kansas IS 1876 per cent OF the
true valuation of all property in the
state.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

The weather for Lower Michigan,
clear westerly winds. Cooler Friday
night.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

Alas, how changed! The rosy cheek is
pallId as the dead,
And from the eyes that were so bright
the happy light has fed.
Life has no JOY for her today; grown
old before her prime,
She waits in hopeless suffering for that
swift coming time
When death snail set her free
From poor, sick woman's misery.
But If she knew what wonderful
cures DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
has effected III worse cases than hers,
she would clutch at the chance of re-
covering lost health as drowning men
catch at straws, and she might be saved.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

Lily White Flour
Makes finest pastry. bread or biscuit,
The best is most satisfactory.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

Chairman, Committee on Buildings.
The sun., 1891-09-06

nrsueh sman. NJ Chipiez assisted by the vet
srsn srchRoiegist NJ. Georges !er ~, The
authors Of that admirable wori. The tiis'ory
in some measure 100 ornate. i, at !east IN az.
OF tho perioh. The cheruo'm which formei
such important features Ia the Irmpls
asSoration wee wee ,, g'mn y "a As9Dlrh nIrs
and usually, a. IN th, Te'on-tru.ti,'u
represeIted AS divided by no sacred { 49, tho
palm in Syria and fh nicin lu labYonla
they are scorpion men. winged bulls, eagle
hsads,i human figures or comp site gryphons.
scum and upon tho engraved gems. In Phr-
nioiA, where Egyptian art still in solomons
dsy exercised eonsideraSle inhusncei and 80
OF the metal workers OF Tyre sad stdon. the
The sun., 1891-09-06
At tho Rrooklyu Theatres.

The principal brooklyn theatres will be
oren ed attra lively this week. At the Park
commencement will be made 'o-morrow light
with 4" All ;Le Comforts OF Home" Ilayed by
company OF Charles Frohmans comedians
exactly IN tho manner OF it. successful term In
Broadway last winter. This piece is one OF
William Gillette's adaptations from the Ger
Tie Park will have rhnesdaY, and Saturday
\ aiin-rs TINS sca-"n. a. usual. and Labor
Day niatin'e brown in rhs week.
sri"ious commencement OF the season. and its
arrn" "g-tnentS TO- ~ succession Of The beat Of
the travelling companie. are complete This
vi aGpsar with their company in revival OF
" The Two Orphans" that greatest and most
drnmas. Miss Cllx,on has experiin-nted with
other plays. but with none SO successfully as
to pro.,d- her a stronger entertainment to
b EnnNry'- famous work. Labor Day mat
:nSs will oe given at the Amphion.
realistic and violently sensational drama
Money Mad at the Noye.sy Theasre. Nina
vii be Eyea nynding s.s the
dav. bv a company made ND expressly for his
cast, and so 1t may b. assumed tna' Justice
bridge scene will oe. of course scenic feature.
At the Lee Avenue Academy. Cora Tanner
will begin her season with week Of the re-
Clinton stuart made for her. and which she
tested with good results last juno. This ac-
tres has Brooklyn farortism to nrosuer her
in that city. but sh. hardly needs to draw upon
that for successful week in thi. instance. The
supporting company IS a. good as il was last
year, and new srenery. costumes. and appoint-
ments are promi ed.
The variety entertainment at Huber 4 Gso-
tas ai'9 W The sTGs Ms br.A.r f..
Iugger. Louis. Montrosa. Jonn. ". Parr. John
HIl1ebrn dt-HedarvaIy Theodore Hoch. and
Kirchner's orchestra concert Will be given to-
Chit.
The sun., 1891-09-06

designs might have been not pur, rerro-
euS,oHs o. me Fps OF any pat,%n H.. Ss
taterF from Gu fum. !nle rna. and Nmr"ni.
In 'hs restoration Nm. Parrot ard hirez
have in no ucet tath IL ale and tsnlle ilRrires:
and. although tnis NAV seem strange. it
is not incorrect. rs rherubim auueSr. to re-
represented in Assyri u ami thruicia. The
lily or lotus cups aEd carita,s. he p-ndanE
chninS. the network patterns, arc all 70 be
founi in the art Of he rerio't. Solomon made
a complete SET # sacred vessels for he Ten.
Ile. these also terE no touBt tun work OF
Hiram OF Tyre n. r,a.I, " rSr- srrt 'rv The
King. As to the nature rfthesp nblrrS tho
monuments furnish US win nany examples.
In tile tribute 1 tnr kett;t 10 IuothtnrS Ill.
tB {. 1850 ara heartifut vases of'o-rs II N osS
equal to Greek work nre-co in british Mu-
o. gold luEs with iouble handles, lso!! d.-hes.
Hr,, while ,9s TO the ,e,i-tence Of such
tribute of Jehu. paid in l.. Z. ok apout two
The sun., 1891-09-06

Worth's Museum ras entered on its second
season with many sixns that last years sue
cess will be Repeated. Always on the lookout
for novelties. Manager Worth has engaged for
this week clever Japanese iuecler. Yone
hiche. who is said to be especially original In
his work. On tho stage OF the large cu'io hail
the entertainers are musicians, magcians,
and comedians while in, the theatre he acts
and sketches promise to be diverse and anus
Ing. The new Illusions attract much atten,
ton; Al to-nlgnrs concert tn" vocalists Will
tone. and Fred Russell. For the first time since
the opening OF this house. Prot worth gives u
traveller.
The vis tors to Hubcr's Museum this week
mhy continue To watch with interest the vre.t,,
ling cor te-ts between the Russian hears and
their trainers. Tho bccrs are so laree that 1t
seems impossible for man g trln them u!t
more rapid In his movement. that. notwith-
stnnhini tho great weight and strength OF the
win i,I in'' An1y S HDl Ssp, Hs Coursey the
tattoosd man: Waller wemtworih. Ilene. ;he
hlnino; Anmassa the Lnlu chief. and other nI
seen this week In the stag. company will be
found k!tne BURKE. who is said to be a fair
slug Ls and .ayinss: waIter thinner. Gessie
senrle. ward and Daily. va!trino. the jueglsr;
May Loyinston. Howard and Bell. and other
Fanny herring as .T,,iy r7rot In "Irelands
orrressors is applanded by large andieness s
nue. Museum. She is relieved at alt ornate in.
tervals ty Monroe and Rice's specially COM
pany and Mack's comedians n tho two lesser
halls. Tho curio rooms this week viii have
an unusually vn-tei and leng, hy list OF AZ:
tr.ctinn-. gathered from every quarter OF
freakdom. Cot Looper, the Yorkshire gam:
and l.ucius Monroe. an ossiaed African. head
inanin,ate features aru found in Prof. nra-
ham, collection OF war relics. M AL omntio
WORKING model of the California gold nelds:
and mass OF other things and otlects odd
and uueer. At his Harlem house Manager
Doris Also has a xoulIy eS SlIktt.
The sun., 1891-09-06
INTERIOR OF soLoMoS's raMrLE,

centuries alter solomon. The tri ute OF Jehu.
cup. 4 op 81 uba,lces sS. I :" s'es. ED, so,t
lead. &c, There are some nr'irEes Of the Tenn
rl- furniture tor which there i a. yet ittlo
ARTIST iate ava !abr. --r II ne cauJ a.
stick wit !! even bran E', u - IN. RFk with
the mercy seat Tho int "r pr-t-.. lY reSem-
b I'd 'h- bald rn no ,pv"r ti IT, .....S -; the god.
such a. /, reur.- Ltrl " m L. ara vs tablet
~ NahuhaN q ma u a. .'lg We rItish Mu-
With e-trt IL eNlrruI, ei,',,.t!' q. muah
mg-' ~ IAN g. y rcturs. TO MY Authorities
being 20 uS y. - N' "nl the I W details OK
meat,
II is, however important 20 .e that year
u.s. and although 1he rock N Ztn has been
swept as with y broom. there still remains
EnISn EEpISh TO U.esass To- Va w N9s.ouS. TsIRls Il
The sun., 1891-09-06
POEMS WORTH READrya.
1nvsh Ann Ia . Raxe.


Upon the kitchen table with her work unnushsd yet
Sat Sarah Ann. intent upoa thrilling novslett&
The baker and the rroesrmAn knocked loudly, bat in
vain;
Then Kicked tn. pan. ali ea tn. door, and vent away
The nrs vent out the lisns rev dim, bot Sarah Ann
read on.
intent upon the fortunes OF Lord Alssrnen rissiohn
whoss proud and wealthy father designed his son ana
heir
FOR the beauty OF the s.s,u the Lady Maud Dc vsra
She sisvsd him. but Lord Alrsruon much to h Pes dis
tress.
Dsiked the Lady Maud and 10 vsd modest sovsrnssA
She to where the beauty accidentally o'srhsars
This wfu lord proposing tho suvsrasss Who Fears
she's unworthy Of the honor bat she loves him ss her
ifs.
And viii DO her very oes. to mks . true and worthy
wife
She still read, on and - shs nssd the bottom Of the
page
sh.is.-n.d no. Lady x.ue esc.m. eoavul,sd with
Jealous raes
rsrso, herself and maidsned by tho sounds Of raptu-eus
tissinR.
sprsne forvard-sarah turned the isas the other
pass was missinEi HAavHr N BLoosHa
The sun., 1891-09-06

Frurs ns P1t Nail 9dsstte
Hsre an psrched At my open cassment
EujovinR the lanan OF some unseen Mias
That comes ripping from room In the Easement
just below thia
Aorrin noon. and might can hear her
BAnbir9 Asav with her chatter AMI chan.
And IL seems a. tf . creation near her
Was iust one laugh
Picture her Isn't her face inst made for tt:
Crinkl ed and curved or ths laughing ft
Could she be solemn d ye think H paid for II!
Devil . BIT
can fancy the di,nus her cheeks imrrinttuk
Aud zee the mouth curners ward run
can catch her eyes with the troic ginting
Briinfui Of fun.
She mrst he pretty to AnGh 50 prettily-
50 >uch . laugh couiin belong TO fruUp,
Humorous. too 10 sse things witty-
Probably plump
There now shes OF aeain. Peal upon peal oft
CsAr As = carlton. snft . bel
why. trs infectious m catching the feel Of itl
chuckling a. we'll
what vas Dreaming That m usic al melody
Trips up the scale iyps11n.
30 liks-A voice that was hushed-Ahl veil . day,
Long. long
Hsiah-ho 10 think Of what little stravs tickle Us!
Just . girls lanxn -aad NV lAu9n,nx one lies
silsn. and l-weli ox. this 10 ridiculous
Tears in my eyes D.
The sun., 1891-09-06
WritiaE on the Sands.
Evoyyz fAS Fy,na Iosxyu1I


,isi' not generally known that in hi. younsss y.
william Henry Huroe-t essaysd possy. nov FOR
rotten volume puptiahed by rtcknor Rsed I slts
ortv ago named " rhaiAttA Sou1s Of the Sea
;ontains At page lo+ tho following poem.
paused At early morn 10 trace
NV name npon the sAnd;
Nor cared 10 think how sOou the race
Ot leapins wAters night stfAcs
The record OF my hand.
hut oS-Alaa. that h man pride
80 s.iRnt thing may lnsu
With yontrr words beneath the tide
feel that all I've wrought beside
Nay disappear - we'll
And dare deem that all this strife
OF thoughts within nv soul
These hopaS With which my heart 10 rife:
These longn 40 TOR . glorious lie
VIII nni . better SnAl'
on. coward when the rumpsrs call
Is sounding In thy heart
rAIss not to nas.lv reckon all
The risks to tru uul h. ar TO fall:
But torth-and act thy part.
know not II tho bearded graia
Dr barren stAika await
Nine autumn nourA Yet net In vain
NY toll Though God the fruit restrain
Or grant tho harvest ate
Oh Lave that Askest but tn be!
ON. Aitn that will not die
Lie courage. slrsnxth. 70 ere 20 me
Nht al thnxs change or fade or dee
In o, can, earth aud sky.
wiLLiIn HsS.r HraLsrEl
The sun., 1891-09-06
sShe Stosps 70 CsaSusr."
r-ox, ,l- Hoslou Eppntnd fyl4SeytDl

sShe StoSps - SeeSusr.
Prom tie Boston Ere1tng 1ya1s11s
Across the nelda one summer day
WAndsrsd Q youth and alden xav.
The nelds wsrs In green the m AID vAs IN h'uA
While tie youth wAa in oSs OF sonbrs hss.
Yor this daughter of Eve - cruel as fair.
lad driven her lover quite To despair,
i,t z Aucs. And smiies aud wordA she rave mAny
But OF love cAssssss she gavs-aos Any.
Soon to stils IN. p,,r drew nish.
And x.An ot hols lit the Young mans eve
But no . xu did he make though 1Ai ne might feel;
Ths N alden ), urst aud round turned the whssl-
But only half way for this snitoy bold
lad en- ersi IL too and fast did as hold
while be said TO the maid. Not step % you %
Till you have paid toll for ell my Voc
For . spass. vousas vit and mans muscle opposed
they stood by the slis out far from eemosssd
In dismAy she sa1sd her stall VAIL fee
Rstrest she voSd not Pay toll - All mel
so quick - dash she stopped and vas coma
Away from the suls sad tbs youth forlora
A. for her cAptos Aious GU the ntll,
Fer Aught know be msy be there still
caAsLorTs AaHss FowsLL.
The sun., 1891-09-06

they both at their best when they acted lover
parts toeether at Wallacks2 Well. nov. Il
private emo ion had anything to do with Art
TO simulate the neccssrrv passion? Thattsnor
md rrima donna no hate zach utter Will get
iLey are hot
The sun., 1891-09-06
The Master OF the HOuss.

RON th WdSN1UVNW StuT
Hs cannot wax no calnot sD~sk.
Moth uR he know VI of books or mes;
He 10 the weakest Of the vesk-
And has not strength TO hold pea
lie has no pocx xst and no purse,
Nor ever yet has owned penny
But ma. more rich 81 than mis- nurse.
because ho wants not any.
lie RI a. MS parents bv = cry.
An,i holis ihsn captive by smile;
A d-spoI strong through infHAcy,
A king from lack VI CUTE.
be les upon his back and crowa
ar looks with grave eyes on his neither;
WhA, can he mean but supposu
they unde erstAnd each other
Indoors and ou. early and late.
There 10 no limit 10 hts sway
For, wrApt in baby robes Of stAtA
lie governs uIxhs and dAJ.
Kisses ne takes ss rtghtful due
And Turkiixe has his slaves TO drsss hin;
Ills suo eota bend before hiu- too;
I'm enc Of them God blsss HIN.
The sun., 1891-09-06
SOLOMON'S TEMPLE
It's Restoration Conceived by Two Great
Yrsneh Archlteets-rhe Origin OF tho
Cherabln aad Other Oraanents.

It may be truly said that no ediice Of tbs
ancient world has 40 extensive . literature re-
eardlne 1t as tho Temple at Jerusalem. For
more than 200 years critics and arrhr"iogists
have been putting forth various theorie, for
Of tho literature. and the varied nature OF the
ATTEMPTED restorations. often most incongrlI-
GUS with all canons OF o enrtl art. is duo in
no small degree TO the routlls ID nd. indeed in
some cases. almost contradictory style OF the
descriptions OF the edihcs in the Hebrew
writings.
Tho artist who would wish 70 restore he in
terior Of the first Jerusalem Temple has now
latest and in many espects most accurate
restoration is that Of which We pub ish an IL
The sun., 1891-09-06
To . Rejected Lover.

fFUn GIs sN su"SS uoS7uS-
Friend whv 50 gloomy why 30 giumf
Why such dali lack 'ustrs eye
At festive meetings why % dumb
From Dearest friend so apt TO dy
You must have got reason: Come
kno. sns's beautiful and .~ees,
hsr sunny eyes her rinv feet.
do not bid you not dsspar
OF ever being more TO her
Than haIt . doxsu other men:
To marry .ome "ns else: what thSnf
SEQ no cause for such STIR.
raat ousht TO luench tas Light o: ne:
It's what one bi1rs 10 not
It's death. or treason in wtfs'
It's nndiux ones unhappy let
Comprises foes and friends untrue;
Griet. worry s,ckness: even crtmss
il ausnr of these should come with time;
Not blame you As own do.
There's much that's great and much that's GOOD
You haven got vs both agree
Though one, perhap. vou shoasnr ysu would;
You do nos xrtsvs nor do I see
The 81 shtsst reason Why you should
Yon haven got = thousan pounds;
You cannot write yoursa' " r.
There are not any solid sr' - IDS
For thinking y"u VIII ever 70
A very anous man: but ZuuAds!
You don't on that account excia!m
Thatliee's a curse AMI birth = oliEht;
Nor 10 you minimize or blame
sgch msrit. - are yonrs Sy r,ehs:
Prom what you haven { zavly turn
To what yon nave: the World alive;
Still pulses heat still passions burn;
There 0 still Ia work there Sill to strtvet
The cure 10 easy to discern.
I do not bid Won to forget
Nor sav that che II full OF hAw2
Nor rail- on womankind: nor yet
Bestow mood ot Just Applause
On Amabei or vlost:
Or say tho sea 10 full Of hsh
A. Hecd A. those which others oateht
Indeed do not greatly wish
To urge you to smother match
only say that life . dish
Well worth the eating. even vhsn
You cannot get hs sauce you ike
Ysu have . pair OF nandA pen
A tongue: I've ssru yen work and strike
AhIow worth STRIKING now and then;
80 don't ba gloomy. don't he R:um,
Nor rvs theusht 10 what you lack,
fAls what you have no longer DUMB
Snr Id .. hit miafortune back.
Aud own that have reason: Come
The sun., 1891-09-06
Russian News anA Views.

The Ministry Of Education proposes to make primary
compulsory in such villages provided
with pubic schoos Free circulating libraries Will b.
established all such village schools under the
asemeu NJ and supervision OF the Clergy.
The sun., 1891-09-06

ocia re2orts Of the great manufacturing centres OF
Russia show that ,sb persons are employed in the
various factories and OF this number only per
Ar. read and write Oh cent being ill
One third OF the educated lAborsrs are forsixnerA
The sun., 1891-09-06

WAYS welcome anu kouoCoIy oSs'A:
William H. lrane. who owns takers dozSn OF
new rIays. and will tGy the qualify OF three or
tour OF them before he leaves us.
At to-nieht's concert BY Innss's band st
Madison square Amphitheatrs tho sololsts
will be Annie Louise Tanner. soprano and
Sigror Irnano. baritone. The concert Will 10
better than usual perhaps. since 1t VIII marx
tho close OF this admirable bands engagement
here on Wednesday evening Anton seitl 8
hi-h-class orchestra will open a. tle Ampni;; t;
theatre Tor = limited season Ihey. 100: WIZ
have . sse essanf ssnsn IS sseppx ' MS prom 50 Of
ONLY reAl good ent@rtainluen " ne naIuen.
BY AMI by the miscellaneous SHOWS VIII osgin.
william Bourne's we-coustructed mslo-
drama. Work AMI Wages" recalled for its
success at tho Grand last season. comes to
the Bowery this week for the nrst time. 1t
viii bs acted At the Windsor. where 1t Is likely
to get q yoci.erous welcome. The scenery and
effects used on the west SIDE are ,stainsI. bu.
Mortuu, AZ ol east side favorite: Alma stEone;
| Minna Ll.te l.. A. Locke, ". e. Enos ana
| Ssxt Week h~ " Iuisor will nave u visit from
hlaute Granger who is always sreetsI ahsS- nsS-
| ing Lucy Hoopers emotions. drama In
| Reritsu" this season.
| Jane" moves forward very briskly at the
Madison Square. to tho constant accompAni-
| ment OF hearty laughter from good sized audi
snces. Its nitisth night is booked for Sop. II.
and it will run several weeks and possibly .
month beYond that date. Hoyt 4 Thomas
| have aGreel to sanction Its Continuance as
long as Charles trohm.n hnds prony n Ss iIs
openlnc u hoyt 4 Thomass management OF
the Madison square, but It VIII d2Yotless
pes = lsr.s portion OF tue public WITH the
return OF the summer vacationists Jane" 10
expected TO increase Its success IN town.
BThs are horses. the engine the real window
panes and NIL the noise and herocs Of The
Still Alarm" will go away from the Fourteenth
Street Aft sr this weeks performance Of Arthurs
fetching play. There will be hope. however.
that the town has not seen the last OF Nellie
Yale Nelson. the new actress brought forward
80 acceptably in this drama. SeAt week
season. wiz have a e5isi hearing. and Al or
TO Manage Kossnausst's house. Miss Morris
will play "Odeue for the nrst time here.
role In this feyerish play before city udisnces,
and SO Miss Norris's tdes OF the part Will b