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ASSohlED CASE a, y 10.
Containing:
II Colored Fire Bombs, Large.
B Revolving Tulips.
6 Whistle Bombs.
"a Roman Candles, A Star.
- =" q
II Large Blue Lights.
II Serpents, ) inch.
& Bengolas, 5 inch.
4lb. Red and Green Fire.
II Large Pin Wheels.
& Triangle Wheels, | oz.
| Star Mine, No. 8.
II Pieces Punk.
ASSORTED CASE NO. l., 800.
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Obligation
prescribed by the In
the New York, which that Assets will be
invested realize the of In
Finance Committee, have aside Special
stringent and conservative
standard 0 pescrbes.
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Containing

Containing:
& Roman Candles, 6 Star.
II " 8
6 Star Jets.
q Sky Rockets, ! lb,
"A Blue Lights.
u Flower toLs.
q Bengolas.
lb. Red and Green Fine.
6 Whistling Bombs.
n Pin Wheels.
q Triangle Wheels.
3 Colored Star Mines No. 3.
% 4
II +" Fire Bombs.
II Pieces Punk.
~ Extra Colared Roman Can
dies, u 10 y stars
a@ Extra Colored Sky Rockets,
to ] lb.
E0 leland orders promptly u-
tended TO- These gouds are noW aud
lresh Of the b.st quality and will be-
spld al the LowEsI CASH rHleEs AT lhr
\, J., Nov aud Second Hand Fur
nilnre lluurr Corner Aumuu and
King flreeis,
IS. ", LEnEkEh,
a1O l7l-2j u Proprietor
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

i. On and after May lst,
.fa%rRAN 1892. the New and De-
!gsT NV "a sirable Modern Residence
sSesssssta-s ssss.sza-s of the undersigned, on
Thurston Avenue, containing Large Par
lor. Dining Room, Conservatory, Two
Bedrooms, Dressing Room with Station
ary Washstand and Cedar Wardrobe.
Bathroom with Patent Closet and Hot
and Cold Water attachment. Pantries,
China Closet and Kitchen with New
Range, Hot Water Boiler aud all attach
ments complete.
Large and convenient stable on the
premises containing two large box stalls,
carriage, harness and feed rooms, and
servants quarters.
Grounds 20DX200 beautifully laid out
and terraced. The view is unsurpassed
in Honolulu.
For further particulars see
w. G.. ASHLEY,
3S6-tf o. r. & J.. Co.'s Depot.
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INSURE IN THE
Equitable Life Assurance
Society of the United States.
An Emi1GntIy Conservative and Safe Company.
FINANCIAL. STRENGTH.

The consideration OF first Importance Judging of the condition of
financial institution (nd notably of life the
periods
The Equitable and above all liabilities larger
other
Assets, Dec, g. 1891, $136,199,58.38
LIABILITIES, including Policies, a
Special Reserve Coward the
$t50oooo luSSuooofoG oG
SURPLUS S 26292 $50 Sc
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WANTED

A MAN who understands farming
"A aud taking care of stock; must be
sober aud thoroughly posted In his work
aud have good references; none bul "A
competent man need apply. Address
''l'. o, Box h. Honolulu. ii2 In
Messrs. King Bros. are
showing "A fine line Of HanI-
boo and other style ParlOr
lsasels, Wall Brackets aud
Window : Orniees AT prices
10 meet tho times.
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American Silk DultinS Muslin
FL.AGS!
ASSORTED CASE 90, $40.
Containing.
ASSORTED CASE 90, $40.
Containing

Z Pigs. Magnesium IIluminations.
II Bengolas,3 3 inch.
II Pieces Punk.
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FOR SALE!

A SPRINGFIELD 3O-Light Gas Ma
~ chine in complete working order
and guaranteed. win be sold upon
favorable terms 10 the purchaser, Also
few Handsome Fixtures. Apply To
JOHN PHILLIPS,
800 II King street.
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FOR SALE
TO LET (!

$50 Il THE Two Detached Obser-
AsaA vatory Buildings built
ElllaEhsaB for and used by Profs. Pres
ton and Marcuse, the same being built
for GOODNESS, being thoroughly venti-
lated with Louvre ventilators, clothed
inside and in perfect condition, suitable
for bedrooms; will be sold cheap. Di-
mensions of Buildings: l2xlG; I4Xl4.
For terms, apply at once.
HARRISON BROS,
45G lw Fort 1t on Il. o. Box IL.
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Cor. King & Nuuanu sts.

EH A fresh and good assortment
of Fire Crackers, Large and Small
Torpedoes, Colored Fire and Whistle
Bombs, Snake Nests, Roman Candles,
Sky Rockets, Blue Lights, Flower
Pots, Bengolas, Colored Fire, Magne-
stun Illuminators, Pin Wheels, Single
and Double Triangle Wheels, Saxon
Wheels, Colored Rosettes, Catherine,
Trumpet and Vertical Wheels, Star
Mines, Volcanoes, Colored Floral
Bomb Shells, Variegated Fountains,
Meteoric Batteries, Fire Ballons, Toy
Pistols,
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Mr.. j. p. Blaize, an extensive real
estate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa,
narrowly escaped one of the severest
attacks of pneumonia while in the
northern part of that state during
recent blizzard, says the SATURDAY
ReoieW. Mr.. Blaize had occasion to
drive several miles during the storm
and was SO thoroughly chilled that
he was unable 10 get warm, and in
side Of an hour after his return he
was threatened with a severe case of
pneumonia or lung fever. Mr.. Blaize
sent TO the nearest drug store and
got bottle Of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy, Of which he had often
heard, and took a number of large
doses. lie says the effect was won
derlul aud that in short time he
was breathing quite easily. lie kept
on taking the medicine and the next
day MAS able 10 come 10 Dies MoInes,
Mr. Blaze regards his cure a. simply
wonderful. Filty cent bottles for
sale by all dealers. Benson, smith
4 Co.. Agents.
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nary, 1870, he shot down, in his OWL
house at Paris, the French journalist,
Victor Noir, who, together with a NJ.
de Fonvielle, had called for the purpose
of making the final arrangements for a
duel which was to take place between
their friend, NJ. Grossctt, and the prince.
1t was this last crime of Prince Peter
which precipitatcd the overthrow of the
empire of France. So much for Rol-
and's father
His mother was the daughter OF IL
plumber. and became acquainted with
Prince Peter Bonnparte for the first
time IN 1893. when not only she, but
also her sister Eliza, became attached To
the princes household, not in the ca
pacity of servants, but in that of bellies
amies. Both bore children to the prince,
but whereas those of the elder sisters,
Justine-namc!y Roland and his sister,
Jeanne, We're permitted to remain un-
der the princes roof, those of the
younger sister Eliza were sent to the
founding asylum ut Paris. Both sis
tcrs remained with the prince living in
promiacuity which il is impossible to
describe, until 1869, when the
prince succeeded in marrying off
Eliza to an Official of the
Octroi, or metropolitan customs admin
,stratioa. The marriage, however, did
rot turn out well; the couple are now
divorced, and Roland's aunt lives on n
pension which he allows her After
the war of 1870 Prince Peter lost the al
lowancc of $4,000 which he had re-
ceivcd up to that time from his cousin,
Emperor Napoleon Ill, and having no
longer any means of subsistence. pro-
cceded to desert his two children and
Justine, who had meanwhile become
his wife. 1t was then that Justine,
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President Grcvy. That is to say, he ac.
quired the decoration by purchase,
sincc all the payments to NJ. Wilson for
crosses of the order, which he sold,
were made under the gulsc of sub
scriptions to La Petite France This
fact was made clear during the govern
ment inquiry into the Legion of Honor
scandals, which resulted in NJ Wilson's
expulsion from parliament, and in the
obligatory resignation of his father-in.
law, NJ Grevy, from the presidency OF
the republic Indeed, the decoration of
nj. Edmond Blanc was one of the causes
which led to the discovery of the dis
graceful traffic. 1t is worthy of note
that no less than three successive
ministers of commerce and agriculture
refused to countersign President Crews
decree comforting the cross upon M.
blanc, anc that whereas in former davs
the latter was welcome and frequent
guest at the Elysee Palace, he has
never been permitted to cross the
threshold since M. Carnot has succeeded
to the presidency.
Prince Constantine Radziwill, part
proprietor of the Monte Carlo establish
'ment, and brothcr-in-law of NJ. Edmond
Blanc, owes his entire fortune to his
marriage with Mile. Sophie Blanc. OF
iliustrious Russian desccnt-his family
possesses the titular dulsedom of Olilka
h1eswiez, Dubinsld and D:rzc-he is
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WICNED-ST On EARTH.
History o. tho Gusrscteo Who Own
TO Monaco Gambling Hell.
Men Who Arc Responsible for q,21a
Authentic Cases OF Suicide-Thcy All
Have Titles and BclorC to tho
First Rank of Scoundrcls.
lCOPYRiCHT. 1872.

The lawsuit now in progress in the
French courts against Eclaircur news
paper of Nice for having denounced the
reigning prince of Monaco's presence at
the Columbian fetcS OF Genoa rs an in
suit both to the Italian king and to the
French government, and the recent fail
ure of NJ. Edmond Blanc to get him
self elected TO the chamber of deputies
Mt Paris, may serve to attract public at
tention for 4 moment to these two per
sonagcs, who, together with Prince
Constantine Radziwill and the so-called
Prince Roland Bonaparte, who is neither
prince" nor "Bonapurtc, own, control
and run the great gambling hell ut
Monte Carlo. The latter has often been
portrayed in print. elaborate and de-
tailed descriptions have been published
of the manner in which the enterprise
is managed, as we'll as of tho huge
profits which it yields every year. But
the quartcttc Of proprietors above men
toned have hitherto escaped careful no.
tice, and all that the general public has
been led to believe by the corrupt
French press, which receives annually
close upon million of francs in brides
from Monte Carlo Societe DIES Jcux,
is that NJ. Edmond Blanc is the munif-
cent mayor of La Cclle st. Cloud and the
most enlightened patrons of the turf;
that Prince Roland Donaparte is both
distinguished savant and an authentic
Bonapartc: that Prince Constantine
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lishment, but also 1000, 600 francs down
in French government bonds. Eighteen
months later Roland's wife who had
meanwhile given birth to little girl,
died in the most sudden and unaccount-
able manner. Indeed, such were the
circumstances of her death that the
government at one moment was on tho
point of interfering, and was only de-
barred thcrefrom, SO it was said at
Paris, by the influence which Roland's
brother-in-law, Edmond Blanc, was
able to bring to bear upon President
Grevy through the lattcr's son-in-law,
Wilson. People in Paris do not hesitate
to assert that Marie Blanc had come to
be regarded both by her husband and
especially by her mothcrin-law, Prin-
cess Justine Honapartc, as an obstacle
to the ambitious projects which the old
lady as well as her son are well known
to entertain. The prince is now en-
de1vorinS TO secure the hand of Princess
Letitia, daughter of the late Prince
Napoleon, and widow OF King Ilnm-
berts brother, the late duke of AGsta
Should taat marriage ever take place
irincc io,.ud considrrS tant he viii Is
IN u pos'lon .2 pu, Forward his c,sir
10 ~ ~ 'ii:i"e - .i.4@,ar.ist
?:1N Eat"'ii i,-2o.;lato j.. l;.n l,cG
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Radziwill is an honorcd member OF the
illustrious Russian family Of that name,
and t..at the prince of Monaco will re-
main on record in the book of fame by
reason of the services which he has rem
dcrcd to science. We are assured. more
over, that all four men accept with the
utmost reluctance the income accruing
to each from the Socictc dies Jeux; that
they are, SO to speak, the victims of
circumstances over which they have no
control, and that they cndeavor to
atone in measure for the ipnoble
source of their wealth by charity prac-
ticed on n scale proportionate to their
fortune.
The principal and managing partner
OF the concern is NJ. Edmond Blanc,
clevalier of the Legion of Honor,
mayor of La Cellc st. Cloud and the
proprietor of one of the principal racing
stables of France. His wife, still
beautiful woman, being muyoress, is at
present at the head of the local chart
tics and president of IN important dis
trict school directed by u number of
nuns. The latter, good and holy WON
en- that tncy are, merely see in Nine.
Edmond Blanc Il pious benefactress,
and have manifcstly never set their
eyes on the peculiar dccollete photo
graphs OF the lady which are still to be
found in tic ont-of-thc-way shops in
Paris For Nine. Edmond Blame was
formerly Known in the dcmi-monde of
the French capital by the name of
Alice Marot
NJ. Edmond Blanc himself is indebted
for his Cross of the Legion of Honor to
the fact that he invested $4,000 in the
newspaper La Petite France, owned by
M. Daniel Wilson, the son-in-law of
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from Belgium. 1t is hardly necessary
for me to add that Prince Constantine,
and. of course, his wife as well, are
completely ostracised by all the best
Partisan society, as well by the foreign
diplomatic corps, and Notwithstanding
his Russian birth and titles, neither
Prince nor yet Princess Constantine
Kadziw:cll have ever yet been permit
ted to set their foot inside the Russian
embassy at Paris. In the same manner
the court and society of Berlin, Vienna,
st. Petersburg, and indeed, of every
capital of Europe, have closed their
doors against thein.
Prince Roland Bonapartc, the third
member of the firm which owns the
Monte Carlo gambling establishment,
Is, like his brothcr-in-law. Prince Radzi-
Will. indebted TO his union with Edmond
Blanc's sister, Marie, for his present
affiucncc, since 1T the time of his mar.
riaSc he was absolutely pcnnlcss. I'm
like Prince Radziwill, however, he pos
sesses neither illuStrious birth and an
ccstry, nor yet authentic rank. For, as
l stated above, he is neither entitled to
assume the title OF prince nor the name
of Bonapartc. His mother was not
married to his father ut the time of his
birth, which took place at Paris in 1858.
For notwithstanding the fact that the
ordinarily correct Almannch dc Gotha
gives the date of their union as March
-, 1858, the marriage was really cello
brated for the first time on the :;0th OF
December, 1871, at the French legation
at Brussels.
Roland's father was Prince Peter
Bonaparte. who was famed as being the
most disrcputablc member of Napoleon
Ills family. In his younger days
he had been obliged to flee from Italy
in consequence of his murder of Il game
keeper who had attempted to prevent
him from poaching on private property
Nor was this the only blood with which
his hands were stained. For in jan
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time she openly took mp her abode wit,
Charing Cross wine merchant wh
went by the name of Terry Notwith,
standing the financial assistance of ths
latter, the ncw-iicdgcd princess founo
il impossible 10 make both ends meet
and, pressed for want of money, en-.
barkcd upon course OF fraud which
brought her into conflict with the
London police. She was accused
among other things of raising money
by means OF fraudulent notes
and bills, and warrants were issued for
her arrest. For two months she re-
manned concealed i'll London, thanks to
the assistance of her friend. the wine
merchant, and i'll April, 1874, she finally
succeeded in escaping from England
and i'll making her way to France.
Finding. however, that the British DO
lice were about to demand her extra
dition. she appealed for assistance to a
lady who was renowned for her dcvo-
ton to the impcrialist cause. and who.
for the sake of the name of Bonapartc,
advanced the $1,000 which were needed
to stop the prosecution and to effect Il
compromise with the persons who had
been dcfraudcd From that time forth
both Princess Justine and her two
children. Roland and Jeanne. lived ut
Paris upon the charity of benevolent
people, especially of those belonging to
the Bon2partist cause. II was pre-
carious livelihood, however, Mt the best,
and by degrees everything that the lit
tie family possessed found it's way to
the pawnshop. In the autumn of 1877
Princess Justine, rendered desperate
Tor want of money, sent all her pawn
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nevertheless the least respectable
and least respected of the four-part oco-
prietors of the gambling establishment.
The younger son Of an impoverished
branch OF his family. he lived the life of
Il disrcputablc advcnturcr until his
marriages. dependent for Il living, like
PraGo and Pranzini, upon the bounties
of the Trailer portion of the fair sex.
His means of livelihood. indeed, I'D.
pcarcd so very questionable to the pc,
lice authorities of brussels. where lie
resided for time prior TO his marriage,
that he Was. politely, but nevertheless
firmly, invited 20 take his departure
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LADIES and gentlemen Suffering With
throat and lung difficulties to call at our
drug store for bottle Of Otto's Cure,
which we arc distributing free of charge,
and we can confidently recommend it rs
q superior remedy for Coughs, Colds.
bronchitis. Consumption and all diseases
or the throat and lungs. 1t will stop n
cold quicker than any known remody.
we Will guarantee it to cure you. Ii
your children have Group or whooping
cough 1t Is sure to give instant relief.
Don't delay, but get a trial bottle free.
Barbee.
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CARPETS at from Is cents to SO per
yard at the e. III. Stewart Furniture
Com nanu
Still in the Fight.

MR.. G. D. MALONE. agent far the
Canton Steel Roofing Com pany, lin this
city, wishes to inform the public gen
orally that the destruction OF their fac
tories by fro on December 8, has in no
way effected him in receiving orders for
goods in his limo. The immense fac
DRY was totally destroyed and will b.
ebuilt at once, but he is now ready t.
receive orders in any quantity ros..
ohico address, box $50; snop. 81 Roan.
exc street.
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Ta':rts = Marshal M3cAIahon, who was
AT ;lA;t ti.-ic president of the republic,
i;apicrinS his ;.ssistnncc. The kind
hcar;r,!oid soldier sent bael, to her bv
his a!ti-ie-canp, Col. Robert, her pawn
tickets and sum of $500.
Primo Napoleon, surnamcd Plon-
rlon, and his sister, Princess Ma
tilda. likewise each contributed Il few
hundred dollars to Justine on the
condition that the money should be
applied to the schooling of Roland. The
father, however. Prince Peter, refused
to have anything II do with his chill
drcn, having contracted fresh left
handed alliance. At his death, in 1881,
it was found that he left everything he
possessed To his young son, the issue of
his later liaison. 1t was by charity,
too, that Roland was placed in a posi-
ton to enter the military college of St.
Cyr. On graduating from the latter,
with the rank of lieutenant, an Amer
lean born lady of title whose husband
French count, had served in the civil
war here, interested herself in behalf
of the young soldier, whose name and
misiortuncs aroused her sympathy.
Being acquainted with the old Widow
Blanc, the relict of the founder of the
Monte Carlo establishment, she con-
ccivcd the idea OF marrying Roland to
Nine. Flames daughter Marie The
marriage took place At Paris, in 1880,
and the bridegroom received on the day
OF his wedding not only part
Ownership IN the gambling cstab-
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Arrested for Assault.

B. B. Dull was arrested yesterday for
assaul.ing John Webb. foreman of
Captain Rogers farm. 1t appears that
MRS. Dull went with party to skate on
an ice pond near BIZ ON the premises Of
Captain Rogers and were ordered off bv
Webb. A fight ensued in which the
latter was considerably worsted.
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d. l. Kontz, foreman of tho copper
shops Of the Roanoke Machine Works.
was presented with handsome writing
case and bookcase com bined by tho men
under his supervision.
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She Wna uIs,n.

He (anXiously)-You nre not you,
own dear self tonight. sweetheart.
She (passivcly)-No, darling. I am
yours.-Life
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A Wife's WRONGS.

Applicant Wssst divorce.
Lawyer-On w. grounds?
Applicant = Unfaithfulness. John
says Cleopatra was the most beautiful
woman that ever lived.-Truth.
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OLD papers for the next week 1T 10
cents per hundred.
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The greatest bargains ever before
offered in tea, dinner and toilet sets
our own Importation. Tho e. Ii. Stew
art Furniture Company.
sLDaLINasR, photographer, SOL JeCcrson
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SALEM DUMMY LINE.

EAST. ,vse,r
Lv Salon. Ar. Roanoke lv Roa,cec ar Soiot,
6i5 m. Gas ain. 7:l5 am. -,I5 y ~,
500 am. $50 am. S:;5 am. g.i5a M
wv am. lo:oo AN lO:l5 am. 1915 a. n.
l1:o0 p. m'll:3O ? m.1l:45 p.En.12:15 D. m.
iS'5o pm l:01 DIN. 1:l5 pm. rs o. IN.
s:eu pm. ":3o pm. 2d5 p. N. 3:i5 o. m.
5:ao pin. 400 pun. 4l5 pm. 4:45 .. m.
a;io p NJ. 3:i5 p. m. G:l5 p. m. GAS p. II.
7:l3 pm. 7:45 phi. a:45 p. NJ. 1918 p. IN.
n. B.-Theater nights last train leaves
Roanoke st 10:45; arrives Salem ll:15 o.
m: Sundays, tho first run is omitted.
Trains leaving Roanoke at s:45 a. m.
and AIS p. m. on Salem dummy line will
have baggage car attached for carrying
drummers' trunks, general baggage and
merchandise, beginning May IS.
vINTON ELECTRIC LINE.
Leave Roanoke.
500 am. 10:40 am. SEQ pm. 7:2O u. m.
$40 ANIL a. IN. 400 I'm. 500 D. M.
7:2O a.m.12:00 m. 4:40 pm. $40 D. m.
500 a. m. 1910 pm. 500 pm. geo D. m.
$40 am. 1:20 pm. 600 p. m. 1000 D. m.
$50 am. 900 p. m. $40 p.m.10:40 p. m.
1000 am. $40 I'm.
WE. CARR, General Manager.
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ID NOKE STREET Railway
Az SCIEGUL
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OSCAR D. DERR, No Campbell ave-
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is the time to buila q homo. Apply to
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nue. 8. W., Roanoke, Va.
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MONEY TO LEND.
MONEY TO LOAN NOW

On real estate security, no delay; now
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-03
At the BrookIya The aires.

At the Leo Avenue Academy. BROOKLYN.
1.-THE Broken Seal" will be the weeks play.
with the same cast that 1t had at Palmer's. in
GLIDING Agnes Booth. Mrs. Bowers. Maud Har-
rison. Julia Arthur. J. II. Stoddart. and Fred
eric Robinson. The original scenery will be
sent to Brot klyn. too and SO the .performan ce
will be In every respect duplication. No play
OF the season in New York caused more dis
cussion than 1.-The Broken Seal" owing to its
peculiar theme and special Interest Ofcourse,
ton cannot s be- otRerwfse than excsiient e'en'a'
II happens that another S q a; n. Palmers
time THE Middleman. with Edward 8. VIII
lard In the principal role. supported by. the
company which, was with him last year In New
York. will spend u week at the Columbia, after
q long tour to the Pacific coast and back.
There will be SECOND week In this engage
play which Willard acted at Palmer's.
At Holiness Star Theatre the weeks play
will he. TO say the, least. radically different
Case" will be given there, with Bibyl john
artists studio made the play notoriously
meretricious last season. It is said that this
Incidental exhibition has been modified In
deiersnss to decspSy. but; Of course, II remains
strong eIsmpls Of The French ,sehoci Of 90
tainsd In the leading male part