The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-09-01

ACADEMY or MUSIC.
The first performances this season ali
the Academy OF Muse Will he ''Nule' i
New Devils Auction" next Monday
and Tuesday evenings This Spectaru-I
lar D. o luctfuu far surpusses those
That have heen given ia he past. New
scenic effects, costumes. speCinlitiesl
and terpsichoreau have been added.
hesides the entire dialogue has been
rewritten. Tho company is one oil
tAn largest and ablest that has ever
presented this piece on amy stage am.
Includes Henry NJ. Brown. comedian.
Thomas ii. Rlumcr. an uhie portrdyeI
OF old men; w Wallace Black, a Jalen
ted vocalist; Mai Esteile, who wo.
fame in Twelve Temptations;
4 arrie Perkins, vino won laurels as
Tho Merry Little Mountain Maid" in
Henry Il. lhXey's Atoms: Josie Sisson.
u soubrette who has starred in protesn
comedies; jean Mawson, well known
Tor her clever work in II Fair Rebel Gin
Cettiua Chlttcn, from the La Scala
Theatre, Milan; pretnicIa ABSOLUTE nHd
who heads tile troupe of Nienuesc
dancers. MIR. NHle's success in tine past
productions will no doubt assure this
seasons productions being another
GRAND orERA HOUSE
The New York Vaudeville stGrs, IN.
der the naangc ue.t ot Mr.. Gus iii
and. direct from A,ew York city, viii
los the attraction for one night only,
. at the Grand Opera House, on Satur
lay evening. EvsrY lover OF straight
variety aud noIuettE= anoIlG=nut IT'S
the treat OF witnessing one Of thf
.graudOst consultations OF picked ar
lists from ali parts OF the novelty
world. Introducing new features, act.
= novelties and laughing oidttis5. THIS
attraction must he seen to DO appre-
ciAtpd.
Tie attraction At tho Grand Opera
) House next Monday evening and the
, balance Of the wreii viii he the Red
ding stanton Company. Tine Phila
delphla lress comments on 1t, ut u
performance given i'll that city, as fol
lows:
= only II week or 80 past the Redding
, Stanton company appeared ut Musit
Hal, ami wo spoke at that time o
their entertainment Ms being the bes
: aver given i'll the repertoire line in THU
! C!tE. That statement, strong as il Is
A., we see 10 reason now to contradict
: Everything magnificent and elaborat,
was given ny the Redding Stanton
company, and we HOW repeat that the,
7 gave an entertainment that was nevel
before. and has not since, been seel
in this city. The qualifications mad,
are but explanatory.
[, RIvERyIEw PARK.
The great and only Professor O. b
Gleason, king OF horse trainers, viii
give an exhibition at Rivervi0w to-
morrow afternoon ut 8 O'Clock He
, viii handle ten vicious horses. iuclud
ing man.eatiug stallion from Nil
lord, Del. lie will face him in a "A
: foot pen and train him without the US
Of ropes or straps. AS Professor Glea
son has not visited Wilmington 10
several years he will no doubt receiy
grand welcome by horse owners.
i Man Was Made to Mourn.
!, PeTphaps. and perhaps not. Howeye
J. that III y be, he mas no eNGus o Tor hi
" misery, II IL Is prod 10y nerNOusue-i
!, 50 long as lie nerlct.fs 10 reinforce h
:, Gniccbied nerves through the med iuin q
" improved digestion. lie oau secure thl
u by the regular use OF HustCtteis Stomac
q BittcTs, CRATE nj tonic aud tranquility
er. II should never he forgotten tina
the urain-which is the headquarters q
ther ntr suus srstem-and the stomae
: ben The closest IclatIUHs one To I no utIIt'I
and that debility under the wnisthan
J. produce aeorrGlatiES disturbance in til
organ ot thought. Give. however.
qutetuS to nervousness and eadaches b
. reform begun al the fountain head b
he litters. Take IL. also. for malaria
bill GUS aud kidney trouble, rheumatist
and che iniirmities of aga, Taken befof
meals 1t imparts relish for the food.