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San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
DYING oFlnvE.

Cover
Me over
With showers
OF flowers;
Heap
Them deep
Ny quivering,
Shivering
Body above.
For Pm dying of love.
Cover
Me over
With showers of fowerA
Cest
Them fast
My yearninE.
Burning
Body above;
For that odor sweet
Its naught, wet,
But the breath of loyel
Cover
Ne over
With lilies.
And daiTodilies,
And roses
And their fragrant sister pOsies.
Rain
Them aInaih
Ny lanquishing,
Anguishing
Body asove:
Then. far from me flying
Leave me here lying,
Leaveme here signing,
Leave me here crying,
leave me hare dying
Dying Of love.
Prom The Spanish Of Maris Doceo.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
To Remove Wool.

To remove the wool from either greer
or dried sheepskins immerse them in 4
a liquor composed of ten gallons of cold
soft water, eight quarts of Stacked lime,
and eight quarts of hard wood ashes. II
the hides are dry they may require soak
ing for three or four days, and, if green,
less time Then scrape or pull the
wool, after which wash it thoroughly to
remove the lime and ashes. Water Of
lime and pure potash will answer the
same purpose as the crude material and
leave the wool clean, if you object to the
trouble Of washing after it is removed
Neu York Sun,
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
BLEAcHED BLoNDEs OUT OF srv1,r


"Bleached and blondined hair is rap
idly growing out of STYLE" said Michael
Calvin, the owner of a prominent hair
dressing establishment in Cincinnati,
"and women who have had their origin
ally dark locks dyed to that wretched
washed out tint ike an over-worked
doormat or frightened into a brasy hue
that deceived no one but themselves, are
now fastening the return to the original
color nature intended they should wear,
and allowing it by natural process to
resume its former hue. The blondining
of the hair was all the fad few years
ago, and even to-day if 1 was home in
Cincinnati would not speak discourage
ingly of it, as it is business from whiSl
we have all made lots of money, but as
matter of fact it is wrong which ought
to be remedied.-lst. louis STAR Say
iHgs.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

Ills said, felstes the Boston Transcript,
1hat more than thirty assassinations have
been perpeirated in New Orleans since
1866. and for not ono Of these crimes IS
single man suffering punishment to-
day. In s majority Of these cases the
victims were shot down without a wit
ness. More than one was killed IN broad
dayiighs. with hundreds Of Italians look
ing On; bat tie latter, whea brought to
court. sEose 10 every instance that they
san nothing or did not recognize the
murderer
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
At THE MASQUERADE.

Miss sharp-''Ah, Mr.. Dullard, you
are looking the part of the Black Prince
to perfection.
Mr.. Dullard-'Ye-es; but do you
know, Miss Sharp, feel like a perfect
idiot"
Miss Sharp (earnestly)-''Now, that
viii never do, Mr.. Dullard. AT mas
querade, as on the stage, one must for
get his real character entirely. "-Kats
Fields Washington.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
j Swamp Moss.

al
,u.,iy cssl1s7,sf.ss- concludes tn.''
one of the best and most useful sub
stances in connection with vegetable gar
dening is swamp moss or sphagnum-
Any vegetables liable to become shriv-
eled by exposure will retain their fresh
ness when packed in it, 1t has the adj
vantage over damp sawdust in not beng
liable to heat or ferment. 1t is lighter
and softer than sawdust, and IS mere
fore, well adapted for packing celery III
winter. 1t is placed in cool cellar IN a
manner like the packing for railway con
vevance The box IN which 1t IS to be
dcnosited. having a depth equal to the
LENGTH of the plants, IS placed on It's side,
and then alternate layers OF moss and
aa , nlaced in it till full, when it is re-
tnrned to its position for keeping tho
,Iants erect. After being thus properly
backed the only care is to see that the
moss IS kept moderately damp, aud when
water is to be used, apply it to the bot
toms of the plants.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

Dallas, Texas, is to build a working
girls cooperative home. The object is
70 furnish the working girls Of the city
. comfortable, respectable home at a
small cost. This Is : comnendabie en-
terprise, declares the New Orleans Ner
Delta, and al cities having working girls
within their borders, il they have not
done 50 yet, should follow the example
Of Dallas.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

In Southern Oregon there is a forest
10000 miles in extent with an estimated
amount Of merchantable timber Of 400,-
ooo, Oo0, 900 feet At $40 per 1000
feet, figures the Boston Caitisator, the
proceeds would pay our National debt
tzioe over.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

s'Idttls Rhody is some pumpkins Of
. State, after al, ekclaims the Wash
i1gton s.qf. 'sThe smallest Of all the
States, she hiss the largest population per
fsaa-- msls, or siSai persons. The
figures Of the last census show that ifthe
whole Union were 90 densely populated
# would contain 945, 7ee, 500 inhabi-
49,.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

strange guns before being disposed of as
prisons were. They were brought In
sideand permitted to inspect them, and
their curiosity was unbounded They
were backed against the wall, not twenty
feet away, and shot to death even as
their faces still expressed wonder and
astonishment.-Nelo York Sun.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

The United States Of America have
chance now TO become a colonial power,
the Anglo-Ameriean Company having
bought fouT-fftbs Of the territory Of the
German West African Society for con-
siseration of only $3.50. 900.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

The following is one of the tales of
"Geordie" Drummond, the veteran
North End man. 1t is well known that
up in the North of England the excite
ment over great football match is ex-
traordinary; and Drummond says thai,
after the final tie in the English Cup
competitor some three or four years ago,
between Preston North End and West
Bromwich Albion, man came into the
shop of Preston barber and threw him
self down into a chair.
"Shave, sirl" inquired the barber.
mol Throat cut" was the astonish-
ing reply. "North Ends lost. TIT
Bits.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
THEY ALWAYS ARRIVED IN SECTIONS.

THEY ALWAYS ARRIVED IN SECTIONS.
A gentleman, well-known US a maker
of recording gauges, has little son of
an inquiring turn of mind. The other
evening the boy said to his father, Papa,
where is Atoms2"
Father-"Athens, you mean; don't
you my dearl"
Inquiring son-"No, Atoms, the place
where people go to when the boiler ex-
plodes; because it always says they were
blown TO Atoms. "-Eleetrical Re5ielo.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

Not long since New Hampshire com
mitteeman was examining an infant school
class. "Can any little girl or boy give
the definition of the word 'averagefn he
asked
For some time no one replied, but
finally little girl hesitatingly replied:
at is thing hen lays an egg on, sir. "
''No, that's not right"
eyes, sir, my book says so, and she
trotted up to her questioner and pointed
to this sentence in her reading book:
"a hen lays an egg every day on an
average. Portland Transcript.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cun1o.

Curio Here's a skeleton Of
George Washington's pet cat"
Collector-"I don't want one so large,
What's this small one?"
Curio Dealer-"Tha the skeleton of
The same cat when it was kitten. y
Chicago Nous.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
1ME AND ETERNITY.

-"You'd better take an hour
lay from your work and give
ise."
usyman-''An hourG Why,
vent got time"
(prophetically)-"Well, you'd
slime now, than eternity later. =
ytOH Star.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
HIS FIRST SPEECH.

an old member of the lodge,
lad never risen to address the
finally, however, he felt that
had come.
,hipful Master" ne said, stand
mly on his feet as his trembling
,uld let him, 81 move that we
ne body of our deceased brother
eral. Mercury.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

NINETEENTH YIN OIEI wv 13I1'7'''
Artist-"That's my latest, odd Father
Time"
Friend-"He doesn't seem to be in
his usual position. 1 never knew he
rode on machine"
Artlst-"Well, you see, to be up to
date, instead of old Time using an old
time scythe, made him ride patent
curved cutter-bar, suspension spring,
compound lever mower. "-JeoeLers' CIR
eular.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
A BAD BEGINNING.

Binnick-"I think I shall apply for a
job as fool killer"
Cynic-'Don'tl 1t would be tough
on you to have to commence your work
by committing suicide. y Aunsey's
Weekly.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

She waiting for him in the ante-room)
-'And did you ask papa9"
He-'I did,
she-"And what did he sayl"
He-"Weally, Amy, rd-rd wather
,ot answer. IL belong to the church,
ion't Y know. Judge.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
WOMAN'S WORLD.
PLEASANT LITERATURE FOR
FEMININE READERS.
FRnIA poNNA on - Wears.

Milagro GOrje, child of ten, is the
latest musical prodigy. Senorina Gorje
comes from Alicante, and appears in the
Teatro de la Zarzuela in Madrid, Spain,
as prima donna. The child astonishes
everyone, not only by the excellence of
her vocaization and the ease with which
she surmounts the difficulties Of the col
orature, but also by her wonderful gift
OF acting. As Milagro, however, is a
delicate, sickly chill, it is all the more
advisable for her to postpone her stage
career until she is few years older
Chicago Post.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
sEcRErs oF rHE co,rnssARr.

Dutcher-"You've got six or eight
new boarders, amt you, NUM-"
Mrs. Slimdiet-"Yes; they came yes
terday. How did you knowl"
Butcher-'I noticed you was buying
half pound more of everything. y
Chicago Neros
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

-'eYou can talk about the
ng a bold and fearless paper,
get you a sheet with lots more
az should just like to know
of it,"
1.-The hardware dealers call 1t
per. Chicago Herald.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
BETTER HAVE SAID NOTHING.

Elderly Aunt-''My dear, I have just
put you down in my will for $40, 600"
Her Niece-"oh, Auntie, what can
s,say testhanl1 you. How are your feeling
to day9"-LJe.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
ASSUMING LIABILITIES.

Master Thief-''What yer so glum
aboutl Didn't yer git ther chaps over
coatl"
Apprentice-''Yes; but Their wuz a
lot er bills in Their pocket. Will 1 hev
to pay 'em7"-Puck.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
THE EARLIEST cRocus.

One golden fame has cloven
The dingy garden clay.
One golden CLEAN is woven
Athwart the gloomy day.
And harkl the breeze is bringing
One sudden bird-note, ringing
From far away.
Soon, set in dainty order,
a serried golden line.
All down the garden border
The erocuses will shine.
At last the spring is sighted
One golden lamp is lighted
To give the sign.
Frances Wynne. ia Longman's Magd=ies.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

Reporter-"Here is my account of the
wedding of that Boston man to the Chi
cage girl"
Editor-"Have you put a head on it2''
Reporter-"Certainly. Pork and
and Beans. '"-Judge.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

Poem-"I wish I'd been rejected and
cremated twenty years ago, when I first
got here"
War Paper-"so do I. This being
buried alive is fearful Life.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

Miss Lafin-"What has become of
our friend Mr.. Clay2"
Mr.. Rand-'He has taken employ
meut in a powder mill for six months. u
Miss Lafin-''How strange"
1-''Not at ALL He wished
mself of smoking. Puck.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

"Shooter must be fool. You say he
offered Bangor $1,000 for his bird dOgl"
'fYes, but Bangor was bigger fool
He wouldn't take it."-Detr0it FIRE.
Press.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

According % the New York World,
insanity is Increasing among the middle
classes more than among the other strata
Of society"
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
WISE AND POUND FOOLISH.

WISE AND POUND FOOLISH.
ls-"Another pair of shoes al
hat boyl He's the most de
and wasteful youngster on
lus-"Johnny wastefull That
Mr. Billus. A box of backing
year and q half" Chicago
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
A GOOD INVESTMENT.

gs-'I have at last concluded
citations with the Sinllall Mining
ton"
-"Yes, heard they wanted you
- lest some money. hope it will
terminate favorably to you"
Baggs-''It will. told them l
would have nothing to do with their
concern. Munsey's Weekly.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
ALL TIE WORLD TO HEr.

axes me very tired"
Fhatln
wing got engaged. There are
en- in this city, and out of
999 don't bother themselves at
Ter. One does. I don't see
, is to grow proud of. "-PhRa-
mes.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

chauncey Depew SAYS that pallbearing
Is s more risky disease than typhoid fever
or diphtheria.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28

More than 10, 900 regular army swords
are made in Cincinnati every year.
San Saba County news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1874-19??, 1892-10-28
BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROsE
VARIOUS SOURCES.

senseIess DoggereI-In a Magazine.
Pigeon-Hole-Two of n Kind
Better Have Said Nothing,
Etc, Etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
THE INrERC ONT1NENTAL RAILROAD.
PROGRESS MADE BY THE COMMISSION SURVEY
ING THE ROUTE.

PROGRESS MADE BY THE COMMISSION SURVEY
ING THE ROUTE
Panama April o3.-"El Eco Of Medellin under
date Of March %, announces the arrival In that CITY
of the Commission for survey OF the outc lor
the great Intecconuncntal Railroads.&c. Three Ameri-
cas,, Railway The Commission consists OF the FOL
lowing men: William F. Skunk, chief engineer D.
F. Garrison second engineer T. F. Dempsey. secre
tary; W.. c. O'Connell, Typographical engineer "
NJ Martinez, interpreter ID. Benjamin eadas' au-
infant: Dr. Frederick Nash Ogden, surgeon ana
twenty soldiers OF the Colombian Guard They nave
established their camp in LAS Payas'' near INC
Guayaqu bridge.
The Commission has already traversed portion OF
The department of Cauca, and has lately examined inc
river OF that name. from Call TO point near inc
Jericho suspension bridge. 1t l. stated mat uc eA
pIorers will now be divided into three sections one
Of which, turning at the Jericho bridge VIII continue
rs excursion by the Cauca 10 the rivers Poiht Oh
discbarye in the Necht the Masdalena, aho'ler
secton will continue the inspection oil the route py
This river through Santander possibly 10 Cacu'a anu
Venezuela: and the third, probably smaller eo'ion'
will remain in Medellin, or some othcf piaco !" .0
Department also In exploring work ana un'
no,nt viii he the centre Of reunio< 1or
The other two parties wheh 1,ieS I r,,
have COMPLETED the work assigned to them' "a
rcos "with lively enthusiasm mixed Win ho'''
nr,de {, communicates this 10 Its readers, anu
appeals 10 the Antoquians, wherever INC Conin
NAV pass 10 assist it in whatever may be needed anu
which patriotic hands Eiay supply.
In Medellin the Governor OF the Department III,
Municipal Council the commercial body and oil
cI.sses NJ society received the exploring expedition
with the sympathy, the respect and considera'on
to which worthy men engaged in great work are
entitled The Government, On March "a, entertainer
the Commission at dinner. at which the consular
CORPS and civic and military dignitiries were prc'
ent. as well as prominent men OF all political paiueS
Other celebrations were projected lcicgf'hs '''",
,,.dnlun 40 Anru announced the movements OF
two sections OF the explorers one 10 the Jcrich,
bridge and the other to Frontioo. Ielegramss III
April o announce the rapid pushing l9rwaiu y, i
the different departments Of the Commissions "'iN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
TIE SUB-TREISURY NOT ROBBED.
4 FALSE REPORT AND HOW IT NAY HAVE oRlGI-
MATED.

4
MATED.
The r,mors OF n robbery at the sub Treasury here.
which were started I'm Philadelphia were set at rest
yesterday by an emphatic denial from Assistant Treas
urcr Roberts lie declared that there was no truth i'll
all I'm the report by curious coincidence the S'ofS
was started the day before the usual monthly exam
nation and count Of cash at III, sub Treasury was com
peled. The examination Is directed by law. and was
conducted by Deputy Assistant Treasurer f. W. Hale
and g. W. Marlor assistant cashier. representing the
Treasury Department. and Theodore Babcock, IT. rep
rcscnting the Naval Officer. and James Pooton, rep
rcscntng the surveyor Of the Port These officers re-
porcd that the cash hand found to agree TO
cent.
Tho generally accepted theory which the rumors
were started is bisei these facts The Tribune Oh
Wednesday exclusively printed the fact Of the dcia
cation OF Ferdinand G.. Ever. clerk In the Corbn
Banking Company. 1t happened that about $1,000
Of the spoIIs taken away by Ever who Is still missing
,vns I'm bills of large denominations. Austin Corbn
sent word 10 the subTreasury. asking them to watch
for hills OF certain numbers and giving description
Of Ever The company also requested the address OF
the assistant reasucrs Of the country for tho purpose
Of spreading the warning. 1t Is hoped thai In this way
Ever may be detected. The tclegraphcd Information
OF the theft and the number OF the notes may have led
TO a supposltl0n In Philadelphia that The New-forK
Office had suffered loss. the fact may have been
stated in a way which gossip subsequently distorted
Another eA PLANTATION the In which the rin1r
NAV have been originated is has, upon the fact that
1t is suspected that pay-voucher OF a discharges
soldier was recently raised from S1S 10 1878. and paid
Mr. Roberts said Yesterday that the matter mad not
been fully Investigated, but II 1t was proved that the
check WINS raised the cashier who paid II would have
10 stand the loss the sub-Treasury being fully pro
tect ID This official one OF the Oldest ana most
esteemed OF the employees and was perfectly respo,
sble II 1t should be found that mistake had been maue
In payment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
DESTRUCTITE FIRE IN PITTSBURG.
PANIC AMONG wORKING-GlRIS IN SHIRT
FACToRY-TIIE LOSS 100000.

AMONG WORklNb-Olltiso IN ~ ohihi
FACToRY-TnE LOSS 100000.
pt,sburc April 3O-A fire broke out on Liberty
-. a, Fichtl-st about IL O'Clock this morning which
o.ra,v DESTROYED two large buildings and damaged
,or NJ others. The loss will reach 100000. Oh
.,, ,,crc is about two-thlids insurance. The lire
,,od I'm the elevator shaft OF the sixstory building
n,oa nv the Household Credit Company, ana
S.s.aaa so RAPIDLY thnt before the fire department
ahoa the scene the entire structure was burning
y. ,h DANES had reached the adjoining building oc
,,oa ,v Jobn - Roberts, wholesale Wallpaper
LOO The flames then communicated 10 y. d.
,don,s cheese warehouse. R0bitzcrs Wholesale h1"or
s,or. Iindsey's hardware establishment ana oppeh
rs,er A. annachs shirt factory. but the frcmcn soon
~. ,h mastery OF Them and these structures were
sovcd after they had received u severe soorch'hs'
WIEN tba fire was discovered there were many peo
40 buildings and several narrow escapes were
p'o In the Oppcnhemer Building. which Is on
p,,,. avc there were 100 girls at work on the
80 49, A manic ensued and general rush was
urt o., IN. street In the crush that followed. Sow
, .reons were slightly injured, but none seriously
- an. Lindsey Building large quantity Of power
= ..o,s6 and one side was wholesale liquor stole'
$3.50 IN this WAS high wind. which sent huge sparks
- ,aeccs OF rcd hot tin through the air In al oi'
ON. .,as Several persons were struck but no one
- .,h,v ,n,ured Large pieces OF burning timDer
s s 800 we're carried In oil directions. and causca
".. H., smau fires which we're soon cxtinguished'
~, ,Io,sehold Credit Company's building was owned
So ,ohr A. Harper ard was valued ut 10000 while
the stock worth as much more me vaIned
Bu Han Son The loss the stock placed NJ
az 40 s ooo The other losses range from $3OOo "
The fire dropping ras candle into pile Of
TrSstA paper. DID,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA IN LONDON.
NOTES OF NEW PLAYS AND NEW PRODUCTIONS
vp p,nEpFWSKI'S PLANS.

NOTE, OF NEW PLAYS AND NEW PRODUCTIONS
Mr.. pADEREwsKTs PLANS.
London. April 3O.-Iienry irving has ehureiy re
covered the use OF his voice, ana MS N>i' |" oio
seaside has resulted In general improvement Oh nv
health To-day he resumes work at the Lycenm
rh..,.. nrood,c at q matinee as Cardinal Wolscy
IN King Henry WILL" part that during his
weeks o,,sence has been taken by Arthur surfing.
In the evening Mr.. Irving appears rs Oardinai icne
Hen The report that Mr. Irving had arranged with
Richard Mansfield TO occupy the Lyceum Ihea'rc III
the autumn OF 1893 Is without fouhdauoh.
The talk Of the week IN the theatrical ana the're
going worlds has been Becrbohm Trees EIdendd char
sc,er acting os Sir Woodbine Grafton, In the comedy
sPerils at the Haynarket Theatre. Mr.. Tree piayeu
In a matinee OF Hamlet on Saturday last' ana WIN
DO 20 again this afternoon. 10 aVoid tne f'is"o '
would be entailed by playing =" Haniet "ioc V" W.
same day Mr. Tree presented "Pcrl MS. "a'"'"'
night. and the play will again be seen to-hsh'' Inv
snccass q, ,bo comedy has been great that the
ruh,. g.. uss,v IN demand that Peril be played on
other than matinee days. .,.. -
After suggesting The Borderiand as INC "'io VI
the new comedy founded Oh DumasS pay
Dcmnonde.s Charles Wyndham, manager Oh o"c va.
terion Theatre has settled upon "The Fringe Oh oo
49, 49, a. nom. NJ the English version. The play
viii he nrduccd tonight with Mrs. Lang'ry as gu
.anne Tho adventure So heroine Mr.. Wyhdham ha'
written letter To the press in whch lie warns ~. wv
public not to expect "a 100 Iaith'"i '. ,,.
original ale Demi-monde" TIC says ~ " 49,,
that the brilliant social philosophy OF NJ Duhas
play Is Of native French growth. ana Is "noM .n ~"
capable OF being tiansplantea 70 Hns'a"u ',.,,,sod
d,am.a. s,,u.,i,ns Of the original have been utihIed
snd no attempt has been made to rival the perfection
Of its literary form or to portray the peculiar soca'
situation that NJ. Dumas pictureo
The new play written by SIR william Young sno a
Maurice Noel will be produced at matinee at tne
Lyric Theatre on Thursday, May o. win MISS 'e""e''
Steer In the leading part. ,,, q,
Tn. GA ron,.onans' Dramatic Club will appear IN
cid Of u, FUNDS Of the Gordon Boys Home on THUR
dav M = IN n. j. Byrons "Our Boys" and "Box
and Cox. By +. c. Burnand and Sir Arthur sullivan
RI. 49, =, rd,nburph is writing the music OF
CHE ns Duhe u ,Is Mtrrfto OF which is the work OF
carmen E1 E Court q E%mn,a at co
Irr nv Sa,s ycs TO be fixed. in the presence OF te
Grind Duke Grand pac S % eyst America and
Vii hecir = four ii san Francisco on NovemOeI, o.
"a Win Give sitxy concerts and play 100 compoH'"ne