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Mrs. Maxim wishes TO announce
to the public that She, too, is sell .n:t
kerosene II ~ GEMS r"r gallon.
tie Wisconsin " orA:nan, IS the
latest journalistic venture in the l5c.I
c.ll.,l ;.s...,; J., IN VIII hacked
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,re in Madison This week ATTENDING
the Grand Army enc .m,;laent. W.
sh IulI Ike to hive gone bat business
prevented
Remember that the Anchor Cloth
ing Cos. assortment of Ladies ami gents
boots and shoes is out of sight, ami
prices are right.
There are Il COOL m ia9 IN fy'f ttfy
bees humm.ng around These VS. ou'
1t looks now as though they m!|ht a.
vel quit Mr., pattlson VII PROBABLY
s'icc'eo ''''''seii
John y Sidney Who for the pas
wear or more has been book kePner FOX
! the saw N II comnhny out 1T P)il II.
has returned TO the city and accep, Ell
a post ION III J. ". TaNlpr's grocery
house Welcome back, John.
Mrs ! ". RoeiIar. motipro Of Mrs.
Grafton N,son who has been sn:nd.
ipr some months here. returned To her
ba,,,a :, W,,b;nrt,, u & thi.; week
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49,, H.. ,at,;s ,rorno.ion IN the
order.
The Clothes Pin social which was
to have been given by the lad Is of the
Methodist ssc.ety ST Wednesday, did
not aatereal.ze on account of tie big
Storm They VIII give the social d.
HE parsonage. next Tuesday evening
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81 = IONS.
IIRCCIT C0ueT,-DUCGLAs COUNTY.

|IRCCIT UET,-DUCGLAS COUNTY.
Marshall VI. Gillian, 4 s E4.ogtl, and T William.
PcMBu.ton. P!AiullliS
James N. Rogers AM Christie Williams.
Defendants.
The State of WS"oHsil,:-To the said Defendants:
You are hereby slinm med 10 aP,4car within
twenty days attCI vice Oi tins Summons, cx-
elusive al The dry 81 service. and defend the
above cnttlcd nctlJn in Tie c,,ul, ;.torc>u !! ami
IL case ot your failure s,t Z j,;dc: Wlli re
rendered asali.s! You according IL the dcusu | II
the nl3iatHt, vi which copy Is herewith
served upon yon.
ROGER ). POWELI, GRAFTON MASON.
OF unScl. rla.ntins A t4rncy
Mla!G T. o AlG.ess SMncrinr Dnn&lM. 90. " Is.
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So..ca 30. .UH,

AND OFFICE - ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
J, Jss:,- - i>9-
NOTICE i hereby gwen thar tie 1.,iiuw ..i-.-
named settler has ~ urTc,. If his intention
make ap p:n.rf III -:.,I al hi- c!A!is2 urrs that
>-il pss-,f VIII iss ..!.ie bGt.rc tie Clerk al the
Circuit Cpurf, Douglas TO- sis. at superior,
y .scuiI-.I on
7iarc.t 10. 1892.
riz Gi'ast Johnson HI 4. SIS for The - SCI,
AMI MAJ 81, !, 7s.r. t.. Up - y Range l. X
H. names ;hv !"iluaj.s witnesses u iEoye h'S
fsti1u,,is residence Hp y AID cu|tivafIou 81.
) i! land. VIZ: Charles Au-T>.,fi. y. >tIlxs.ti
Of i.ta t.l,Es- is.4gze Larson. Of -Iitseri.r /.
ars5orr.. OF - :l!.e b.ie-, al. Ia Douglas COUNTY:
Wis.
G. " CA.EINGTON.
f5Dsi2 Register
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Notice SJr DiicasioSr.
( -tSH OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN

T -tNH OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
- Feb. ., ISL
Notice : hereby given that the follow ing
n%mcd settler has :i!pa iut:rr ri his mention Ia
make ttai proof III support Of his claim, Al d
THAI sal pro If si H Hi tlt b,.fr,. clerk IT cir
cunt cont, boH2iss 1"7iiiy, Wis iii superior
".s, on
Siarcss -. 1892.
viz John |. Davis lis IL. Eutry No 1865. for
tht SEA So >tt'. - IT, I. y. K. II &.
ii" names the following witnesses to prove lii
continuous Residence upon and cultivation ul
said luid. viz:
Thomas Nephew Of Naples Douglas county.
WIS. "u>l iS,H<. Th'r}aS I"herfy, Andrew
huhesty, OF Poplar. pnG5:!as cor;itv, NJ.
u. v. tAkHiNGION
G:mI2 R,..i.t,r
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-03-12

Minutes of March 3
81 sup ln,r 60 90 ; Hard lss rand 10 bs
- sup Webster div : 90
0 : Hard 10 q { S-ls IN same property / 90
Mcdowell. TO Anna " WnitnOre II Il
" 81 :. SUP 735
II u Messenger TO L Faircliili lands IL
J Z Fuller - II D ,essense " lands in same Is 90
Sup Con !. GO 10 Church III the kcdecmcr
lis " i:h II ]
John Caulz 10 Herman Berg r.. of nj of
70 al. AGO
o ; Hard to + " barrow 70 # of G end of
lis - IS bk "A " SUI, Is, liy 1oa
Total transfers IS sc
Minutes nf March 1.
bk - " sup Isl div - ~ - II Geo
Annie lernd1n TO b y Reynolds lands in
;;1-ij-II
5, sup imn Co 10 VIM II Denhsr, 1t q
ami ~ = ok 4 50 sup Isl div 0D
N + Man ply to Wm Long !. us % 80 ok
l6j Y sup 9th div $50
ont Land ca to Christian Eliason lis6,S
bk y FaIrnuint Park 40
50 81? Is. div G1)
Patrick i-yHoti%h to I Norton Il IS blk
80 sap l>t div ISL
YIN Barnett 10 trustees Grace NJ f Church
1t, II !. Tx Barnett add 10 sup 400
So sap Imp Co 10 i I Jacotson lis IL y
bk IL - sup Central div 800
+. Geo /. BROOKS 10 } II Hannah fir 1t 30 W
po,s:s> county 10 Ey Co IL Its and
bss III sup %
Total il transfers IS 7o7
M;nu.eS of March
+ Anna belong to Ole Wahpeton It's 3 aui
J 7 Weir 10 rlrna II Ein5land Its . 10 bk7
Riverside Par, 80
so sup Imp 90 70 Louis Norden It's II Il
blk - :" sup Ia Belle div 900
OFT land co l. r,!er Uie>on It's 2l - ii,
- eng l. Go add go
Sup Con Land Co 70 T LcalnOn Ii 2t6 "
9TH 81 , 0U1
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On February % Mr.. Uaugen in
troduced the following bill III the
house OF representatives:
BE it enacted, that Superior, in the
state OF " isc0nsiil, be, and Is hereby,
established d support OF entry and de-
livery III the collection district OF SIT
icrior, and the privileges of the first
and seventh sections of the act ap
proved June 10, 1850, governing the
transportation OF Merchandise with
appralSement, are hereby extended to
said SUPPORT Of Superior.
The ball is brief, but it is all tlat is
necessary and VIII nc doubt pass.
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20 tie pHSiic.

For the next 80 days ] will sell all
goods il my store at cost prices. fer
CASH. Now is your til..y TO buy groc-
er.s cheap.
T. NJ NA1-I
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Clothing agents yyaEicl: for SUPERIOR
AMI Niciaii, --1n;rccr<ieGtr.i upport"-
n..y 10 IL EnaH CT i.Iunn and push. Conn
sGis.ios.s " Id $1,000 10 the ria,,I Esan
III the right place.
.kSi7ais1i;Js Il BROWN
PEiiaGui. ala, "a.
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sEc EEi.n;s CT Eytnias are COn:ay-

Information has been received from
our delegates 10 The IL. OF i. con
ventlun III session at La Crosse 10 the
effect that the convention had voted
to hula lis next annual convention ii
Superior, and that the decision vas
unanimous, thus guaranteeing in adj
vance large attendance. 1t is eli-
dent that oar delegates are not wall
flow Il. IN he c"JnG.,- :. SIS suc.ei,
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TsS. sSIE;;EAf;t: C.SE, SETTLED.
Ts.c Land Company t-IEs.

MADISON, March 9.--The SwaetZCr
case, so-callyd, involving title to the
Sweetzer tract al West Superior, L.
ing on he Bay of Superior and How
ards Pocket, WAS decided today by
Judge Bum in the Un!tea States
district court i'll favor OF the Land *
River Improvement company. The
case effects Il very valuable tract Oh
land 1t was tried here the last week
IN Decent e. and WAS the last case
argued by ). L. P.nney, before taking
his Seat on the sun.cm CO ut bench.
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Total transfers
.Aits-s..sE.SEse List.
SUPERIOR, Wis, March Il 1882

The following letters and packages were re-
manning UurAIlefi for Ut the close Of business
March ana uilcS> called for within thirty
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AND OFFICE At ashland. WISCONSIN
4 I..itI

I AND OFFICE " ashland. WISCONSIN.
l. February -. >.C-.
N"f:"" i hereby given ,l.ni he IIGW ing named
s.iii.! has fled IIptrc II .3~ !.,lrHuI. IH IHEe
Ii:al .ll IL slgDorr oi hi ,;.EnI NH that s,ii
Vrort in y :Ea'Se hetry the lyrk ri tia Cif..t
Court for l':l-- sy.Ey. Y .-coi.s.-! ~ ~.Ug.is,I
" I-Coi4>iI!, glt
Tzarc.i 81. 1892
W: 7l$-taF !. Fc..cliser- hi. III Entry - t2ta1
& RI y.
He names tic Following J. itHc.-eS To- prove hi-
Gri, iE.IInTi> Tt--it.eu non aud Cultivation a..
.aipi. viz: Af4gust y i3er- john t3iT.-lijt
jeremiah 7. o'~heil. Frank Hanson all OF ii...,-
tho, ne, i,oas a. c., T -. ..>i3s.
o. -. csRI.INGTrN
t..rn.G ..-,.
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Church 11reeter.

METHODIST. = services every sunday morn
iGc and evening. at 1880 and 1.a Sunday
Sch oi Immediately utter :he morning. r,,--ic..
PRAYER meeting every Thursday even. Z,
100. All nEt curs.ia u IraviIrd
REV. y. }. DAVIS PilSttr
EfN0RTH LEAGUE of the Il T church Ynu.c
Pcnnr's Prayer Mtetin. every Sunday evening
so. S,ICi:ii and l,SitseSS meeting first Tines
day # each month All are cordially iuyiit.d
y 4 STRAND, MRS J DAVIS
Secretary. President
PkE%8f fERf AE.-Srrvit-es every Su,.la- MORT
iiis arifi evening al l5.s5ia m and 80 D. NJ
Sunday school Glowing the l.iorniu. service
IEHF-',.,. ritiffs f;34ytr meeting "a 20 ~
are q rriiafiy !nyit, q. The y. +. 5 {. l.. meets
REV. ARCHIBALD DURE!E Pastor
~ evening nj L and 7:I5 y M Sunday
REV. G. < : Az XIV EAI HER, rcct0r
Reg. JOHN +. pAi.IAN, Assistant
Tim NJ pa p " Ve>r,er> M 800 p NJ Services
REV. FATHER EU$TACE Pastor
\. " e. A.-GoSnel meeting every Sundny nj
y at he Pending Eucm corner FL street
a:3G Becker aNciI,!e Coed SlynEinc and sing
ing Young men : Bible class al ga ii. IN
J 7. Df.\IiAM. ten Secretary.
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Leave Superior at.-............. 1!:3G A. NJ
Arrive at Superior acknowledgements. ;.i5 p NJ
Northern Pacific Depot.

y. Z. r. R.-EAsT hound
Image iilHiiei .-.--.......... 30 p. m.
accommodation anu Freight ....... loo II m.
y. p. K. E.-wEsT BOUND:
iui"'h Express -............... l0:20 a.. m.
accommodation ana Freight. i:.s9
ID. :. :. X A.-EAST BOUND:
i'''>'''ii i-iiiii'ct. 9:9 p. m
ACCOMMODATION ana Freight $3.50 l:il n.
i. 5. < A.-wE>r Dotsp
Intnh ENifc-s ..-.-.. 40 q. III.
Accommodate: s'tid Freight ...-... .i0.ii II M.
Tickets $ot, aud h.yc1.r checked u, any bart
of til" niied states Canada Via tfiie. # TIE
above rUnt.S i,ates as low n :h. lowest Apnlv
To FRANZ e. JACKSON AGENT
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Git BAKERY 1888 Tower avenue Ges.
Superior
Our home nsaGEanl tiTse eTean uFea!
is left every day choice and fresh at
y ell Smith 5 also at Mrs MaXlms.
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Job Printing pa <iss ca lsF Enrs sases
l,vir,,.i...> Pc ,A.4r>. ttl a. this rsiics'
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J. tUTE. CHRISTIE. Publisher
Two Dollars Year. ia Advance
'''sliiil PAPER OF DOUGLAS terNTY
SATURDAY, ffarch l.. 1892.

The above rates apply to YE.aLv advertise
aients ONLY snort tine rates given 81! ai,pIit.;-
ti"ii. Prn!t SSiolia cai:> occui,yii,g frsl mar,
oiic isch 81 space SntG yer year. Legal All
Ntftl>iitS ~ i".ss rates I.astfelt advert.
IN" tAyar III at!raHce-- Other hills dti,. MONTH.
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Everybody viii De glad to know that
this long drawn out contest IS at last
ended, and no one at all familiar with
the matter VIII be ut all surprised at
the finding OF the court. 1t has been
repeatedly affirmed that this tract
would be plated and put upon the
market as soon DIS this question OF
ownership was settled. Ii THIS is done
we may expect t. see pretty lively
times IN thai loc..l.ty pretty soon.
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-Wm. 3. Banks, president OF the
First National Bank OF this ETY. has
returned from d three weeks visit III
the east, where lie has been looking
INFO the money interests Of the c0Gn-
try. On his return IS; "Wednesday he
had this to sly TO a Leader reporter:
The geneT / unoressinn at Wash
in-ton is that the free silver bill VIII
pas, cungltss. 1t is morally certain
that the dem cratic lOd,- W.ll pass il,
and III the senate the division IS SO
close that The anli-fTaG silver E.en
Practically concede the passage Gf Tie
measure. If it We're 10, TOR Benjd
mia IIarr.sOn'S standing Eloa set II
veto the measure | believe iha, there
would be = panic within tHenty-f0ur
hours. The feeling III the money
centvrs east is very panicNy becaus. q
the threatened free SILVER legislation.
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Address
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-21
THE H0RTICULTURISTS.

San Jose WIZ Have the Next State Con-
yention in November.
A meeting Of the executive committee of
the State Board OF Horticulture was held
yesterday afternoon. Commissioners ELL
wood Cooper Of Santa Barbara, J. l.. Mosher
Of San Francisco, and Frank a. Kimball of
San Diego were present.
1t was decided to hold the sixteenth State
Fruit-growers' Convention in San Jose from
November q TO %.
A. Block OF Santa Clara was appointed
director Of the co invention with J. A. Clay
ton, Professor Z. II. Allen and A. K. Whit
ton of San Jose as assistant directors.
On motion it was resolved that the disease
affecting the peach trees known as ''peach
yellows" and peach rosette' be fully in
vestigated and the results published for the
information of the Legislature in framing
laws 10 protect fruit interests.
Three special agents were detailed to
gather the necessary statistics for the next
annual report and ii was ordered that each
county shall be treated separately in the re-
ports.
Alexander Craw, the quarantine officer.
read his report, which stated among other
matters that the courts in Los Angeles re-
Gently rendered several decisions in condem-
nation Of pest-infeeted fruit trees shipped
from foreign countries.
A special committee OF the State Horti-
cultural Society considered the establish
nent of dred-frnit exchange yesterday
afternoon. The committee consisted OF
charles w. Wyer Of Winters. Professor G.
n: Allen OF San Jose, B. NJ. Lelong and E.
w. Maslin Of San Francisco.
After discussion it was decided that an
exchange can be established if $50 SUBJ
scriDers, at So, can be secured and that it
would De oil great benefit to fruit-growers
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STYLISH B. G.. STALL.
Canyasser for Watch Company in II
Toils.

Canyhsser for n Watch Company in thu
Tolls.
b. G. Stall, a very stylish and slick-look-
ing young man, was arrested In his room at
200 Geary street last evening on a charge of
misdemeanor emheZzlement preferred by A.
j. Eaton of the Occidental Watch Company
Stall halls from Cincinnati, Ohio, and
has visited this coast few times in the
last four years. He Is drummer. but, G.
ing unable TO secure a position in this city,
decided to sell watches and chains on COM
mission.
About month ago the Occidental Watch
Company sent him out with several
watches. Stall never returned to the COM
pany's office until he was met in San Rafael
by MIR. Eaton's partner. file was very pen
itent. and, begging forgiveness in doleful
tones, was permitted TO proceed canvassing
after he had produced few of the watches.
He started out again, but failed to return
with the watches, contracts or first INSTALL
ments. Mr.. Eaton met him on Geary street
two weeks ago and told him that If he did
not come to the company's Office and settle
he would have him arrested. Stall went to
the Office, and, saying that he would go to
his room and get the watches, borrowed
Mr.. Eaton's gold-h headed umbrella, as ii was
raining. He did not return, so warrant
was sworn out for his arrest
Stall disclaims any intention of swindling
the company, and says that he sold a num-
Der OF watches and made returns. but as he
could not obtain his commissions until most
OF the installments had been paid held cut
enough money TO live upon.
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CUST0M-H0USE FRAUDS.
The United States Grand Jury Presents
Another True Bill.

The United States Grand Jury Presents
Another True Bill.
The United States Grand Jury appeared
before Judge Morrow once more yesterday
and fled another yellow olored document
containing true bill against some one.
The two parties who were indicted ON
Tuesday, together with Timothy Shay, who
is charged with being a counterfeiter. were
arrested yesterday. Their names are Samuel
Glnsberg and All Fook.
Ginsberg is sporting cigar-dealer OF
Sacramento, known to fame as the ex-Inan-
ager Of the Capital City Baseball Club. lie is
charged with using the United States m ais
for illegal purposes by sending on March 81
lottery tickets and circulars advertising the
lottery by mail to parties in Suffer Creek
and Redding.
Internal Revenue Department by having. on
January ID, IA cans of opium in his poses
sion on which he failed to pay duty.
The lottery agent and the opium-snuggler
furnished bonds and were released to await
trial.
Generals Appraiser Schurtleff cont nued
his investigation in the Lebes tobacco case
yesterday. Special Treasury Agent Nc Coy
surprised Liebes and his attorneys by asking
to be permitted to introduce new lot of
samples, taken from bales which were a
portion or the consignment received in this
city by Liebes Bros. & Co. in September,
1891, but which had been shipped East,
where they were found stored in New York
and Cincinnati. Lawyer Caombs objected
vigorously to the Introduction OF the new
evidence, but he only succeeded in having
his objections noted.
When Mr.. Mccoy enumerated his new
samples and compared them with the num-
bers on his list he found to his chagrin that
they had become somewhat mixed. There
were some numbers duplicated, and what
was worse, the sample taken out of one bale
was missing. Lawyer Coombs chuckle led
over the special agents discontinue aud
was sorry that there were not more samples
missing
A. c. Millen, cigar maker, was called to
give expert testimony OH the new samples.
All the tobacco examined up to the hour of
adjournment was pronounced wrappers
by Mr. Millen. The examination will lie
continued to-day.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-21

How Five vaEabonds Eluded the Wig
ance Of the Police.

How Five vagsbonds EIuded the Vigil.
ance Of the Police.
Three policemen have been searching Tor
i've Migrants for two weeks past The po-
iicemen were Shanahan, Judge and Me-
Murray; the vags, Edward Redmond, James
Flynn. James OConner. James Cullanan
and John Paul.
Last evening the eight turned up at the
City Prison, and this morning the latter
five will answer in the Police Court to the
charge of yagraucy.
The manner of their apprehension is
amusing. The vags haunted the neighbour
bod OF Twenty-niath and Noe streets, but,
though the officers were vigilant, the five
managed to elude them until last evening.
Then it occurred to one of the policemen
to investigate the interior of an artesian
well tank that has not been used for many
months. Here the vags were found, cud-
died up at the bottom of the tank sleeping
soundly. And to facilitate their entrance
and exit into their queer abode, they had cut
O door into the SIDE of the tank.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-21
Dyspepsia and Torpid Liver.

Nathaniel Hyatt, Insurance Department. AL.
bany, n. Y, writes:
81 have been a great sufferer from dyspepsia,
water brasb, acid stomach and constipation fol
the last 10 months. Some time ago read In
one OF Brandreth's Calendars the case OF a gen.
tleman in Albany who was cured OF similar
afficiioD by using ALLCoCK's POROUS PLAS
TIERS. Knowing the gentleman referred TO.
purchased thTee-one l wore on the pit of the
stomach and two on my right side. l wore them
week. then took a bath and removed the plas
ters washed the places with cologne, rubbed
them dry and then applied fresh ALLCOCK' 8
POROUS PLAsTERs. L found my appetite and
digestion much improved In two weeks; In
three weeks my bowels became regular aud,
after using the plasters for four weeks, found
myself entirely cured"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-21
INSIST ON HAVING
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder,
TAKE NO OTHER.
1t Contains Neither Alum, Ammonia, or Any
Other Adulterant

Richardson's "Disaas Of Modern L1The action
body that of an rn and tends hold fuy
1t also interfee with the oxidation
becomes ansepc and rapidly decomposes that aop
oxygen which is called Thus ammonia atmosphere
daily respired living injurious
and feebeness
always stables proximity
decomposing organic refuse.
Iiebg the celebrated chemist alum, that very apt disorder
the stomach and to occasion acidiy snd dyspepsia
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-21
AMUSEM ENTS.
Mfdweek Notes of Business at the DIFF
ferent Thcaters.

Midweek Notes of Business at the DIFF
ferent Thcaters.
We are inclined to believe that in playing
beau Brummep' Mr.. Richard Mansfield
flies over the heads of his audience. In the
finished production he gives Of that singular
character. of which there have been only
two or three types mentioned in the history
of modern sociology, he makes too strong
demand on the average auditor who has not
read up on the subject. Otherwise, there
would be houses full to overlooking
at the Baldwin every night, which. We
are sorry to say. there are not. The
other types referred to may be
called feeble limitations of BrummeL Beau
Nash Of Bath. for example. and in our own
country Beau Hickman of Washington,
ID. G. Perhaps if Mr.. Man stield and Mr..
Clyde Fitch had dramatically embalmed the
last named they would have made more
popular success than has been achieved
with his antelope OF the Georgian era.
But ut the same time, We must give Mr..
Mansfield the credit of adding to the Eng
lisn stage pcrtrait-whether the Western
public Apr eciate it or not-that will sur
vive him and pass into futurity rs work
OF cOnsummate art