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Bell, Greer d CO.'S auction.

On Saturday, at 10 A. NJ. Bell. Greer d
Co. will sell at auction, at their sales
rooms, Tenth and streets. a large and
varied assortment of household furniture,
comprising every kind OF household arti-
Gle used trom the Kitchen to the parlor:
also horses, buggies, wagons, harness,
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As A blood purifier, the most eminent
physicians prescribe Ayers Sarsaparilla.
1t is the most powerful combination of
vegetable Alternatives ever offered to the
public. AS spring and family medi-
cine it may be freely used by old and
Young alike.
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University commencement.

The twenty-third annual commence
ment of the State University at Berke-
ley will begin on Wednesday,, the I'D,
and continue for seven days. The COM
mencement exercises proper viii take
place in The Harmon gymnasium on
Wednesday, the 18th, at 10 A. VI.
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In cave in the Pantheon the guide. by
striking the flaps OF his coat, makes a
noise equal to that produced by firing a
underground cannon.
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InHt-Inn4tn.

r OST-ON o STREET, BETWEEN SEW
IL enteenth and Seventh Streets O gentle
mans diamond scarf pin. Please return to
No. 10 . st. and receive reward. Je23-3t*
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AT the Congregational Church this
evening Miss Howison Will lecture upon
Robert Burns, and accompany the lecture
with readings from his works. Miss
Howlson comes approved as a lecturer
by such scholars as Rev. Robert Collyer,
DR.. Emerson of the Monroe Conserya-
tory, Rev. DIR. Newman and the critics
Vi Inc Scottlsh-American Journal, BaIti-
more american, New York Sun and by
Inc San francisco press generally. Miss
f1oWlson does not pose as declaimer,
put she is represented as an analyst, a
student OF poetic authors and reader of
eaTnestness, grace and evolutionary ex-
celiehce. Tomorrow afternoon at 3
O'Clock, at the High School building,
Ninth and NJ streets, Miss Howison will
lecture before teachers and the public
generally on Shakespeare, the Man and
Poet" For to-night's lecture the adj
mission is 90 cents; for that of tomorrow
afternoon, % cents
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EIOR SALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY
j. Several frst-clasS driving horses Irecentlv
the property OF Dr.. Fay will be offered for
sale at 1900 q street. These horses are all
perfectly gentle and used to town driving
Being part of a real estate transaction and
present owner having no use for them, will be
sold at bargain. Inquire at above address
or 1921 Seventh street. ie22-1t*
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On Wednesday evening next. the 18th
INST, grand organ concert will be given
IN the SiXth-street NJ. l.. Church. on the
opening Of the new organ-a description
of which was recently given in the REC
ORD Union. S. D. Meyer, organist of
me First congregational Church Of San
francisco will preside at the new instru-
ment, and the best of local talent will as
icf - -
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Nu1tfen.

WANTED-LADY TO DO COOKING AND
w general homework in family of two
reference required; a good home to the right
person. Address Y, this Office. Its
WANTED-A GIRL TO COOK AND DO
w homework. 1000 street. je24-tf
"ANTED-A CARPENTER. APPLY AT
w CAPITAL PACKING COMPANY. 1t
JITANTED-FoUR FURNISHED ROOMS
w for housekeeping; must be between .
and G street, and this side of Fourteenth. APP
ply to II. KIES, at L. II. Cooks store. je24-4t*
JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION
- TO do cooking and housework. Address
A, this Office. je24-2t*
JAPANESE BOY WANTS A PLACE AS
= ranch cook or in a family. Address X. T.,
this Office. je24-2t*
WANTED-75 HORSES TO PASTURE;
w tirst-cass green feed in abundance and
good care; four miles south of city. Inquire
of DIR. u. NJ. DIXON, 700 j street, Sacra-
mento. je22-Im
VETANTED-LIVE AGENTS FOR OFF,
w cial edition Harrison and Reid; Pro-
lection and Value OF Protection, by Hon,
James g. Blaine and Hon. VIM Mckinley.
Jr.; 600 pages, Inagnifcently illustrated; re-
tail, 81 30; immense terms; Mr.. j. Il. Harvey
Akron, o., made S34 in two hours; Rev. Thos.
Clinton, Everett, Mass, made $751; in one
day; books on credit; freight paid; outfit. 25c,
or 1ree with reference; write quick. Address
GLOBE BIBLE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
1913 Chestnut street, Philadelphia Pa or 35S
WANTED-A GOOD. STEADY LADY OR
w gent to canvass for patented household
article; sells rapidly. Call ut 1904 X street, 8
to A. NJ. and TO p. NJ.
MAN WITH PUSH WANTED IN EACH
M city, town and hamlet to introduce the
fastest selling household article on record:
over million sold III Philadelphia; will pay
competent person 81 per day. address, with
stamp, w. ii. WILLIAMSON, IA n. Fourth
street, Philadelphia Pa. je1-2m
| VXTANTED-TWO GOOD. LIVE MEN FOR
w outside work; those who can furnish
good reference; good compensation will be
guaranteed. Apply between and 8 o'clock
a. II. b. s. SMITH, 500 J street.
NTANTED = PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help of any kind, or sober and industri-
Gus men seeking employment, can be satisfied
by calling or addressing the Intelligence"
1017 Second street, Sacramento. CHARLES
h. MILLER, proprietor. ap4-6m
WANTED MEN FOR FARMS, VINE
w yards, diaries and all kinds of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty of work for desirable help.
Apply at EMPLOY MENT OFFICE, Fourth
street, X and L.
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DOR SALE CHEAP 10000 FEFT or
4 irrigating pipe, dipped. with screw COUP
ing, Can be seen at brick kiln north of depot,
Address w. CHAPLIN, Sacramento
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WANTED-75 HORSES TO PASTURE;
w tirst-class green feed in abundance and
good care; four miles south of city. Inquire
of DIR. u. NJ. DIXON, 700 j street, Sacra-
mentO. ie22-Im
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LYOR SALE-A LOT 4Ox16O, TOGETHER
4 with Q fine two-story house on l. street
between twentieth and Twenty first, at a bar
gain. Apply at 1119 Twentieth Street. A
desirable location. ie2O-Iw
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ADJUSTMENTS

At the Clunie Opera-house this and
tomorrow evening Ferguson IL Mack's
comedy company, represented from the
East to be a strong aggregation of play
ers, VIII appear in the new low comedy,
McCarthy's Mishaps," with Nh. Fergu-
son IN the title role. There are several
eccentric character actors in the company,
young girl who is a contortion dancer,
capital Juvenile and a dialect actor Of
staohshed.prominence. An Eastern press
NOV OF the company and play says:
the joiliest kind, and from the beginning
OF the hrst act to the end of the last the
audience was kept in an almost continual
roar OF laughter. Every member of the
company IS star in his or her part. A
oetter satisfied audience never lett the
Grand than that of last nigbt.n
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Jnr 9nle.

DOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING BUSI-
A ness Address B., this office je24-tf
E1OR SALE-THE FURNITURE OF A
i centrally-located clearinghouse of eleven
rooms. Apply at this ONCE. je24-3t&
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JAPANESE BOY WANTS A PLACE AS
= ranch cook or in a family. Address K. T.,
this Office. ie24-2ts
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TOR SALE-A BARBER SHOP. DOING
i hrst-class business. Apply 7O2 K street.
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A TTENTION, EXEMPTSl
"a the special election of officers 5sEIsSY-
OF the Exempt Firemen's AsSocia- -ttssasS11sg~ss%
ton of sacramento, viii be held Sas@lySsy
ON SATURDAY, June 25th, 1892 at Fire
mems Hall, Eighth street, between j and X
Sacramento. a Secretary, 10 I'LL the unex-
pired term of the late VIM. Avery and a Trus-
tee 10 fill the uneXpired term OF the late G. III.
krebs, are to be elected. The polls will be
open from 3 to Z. NJ, The otticerS OF cleo
Barnes and j. c. Devine, Inspectors. Mem
beers three months in arrears for dues and
fines cannot vote. By order
AARON NATHAN, President.
f. A. AVERY, Acting Secretary
Sacramento, June IA, 1892. je15-1Ot
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5alrrtitrg sstnttrea.
Grnrrnl Notices.

MISS HowISoN's LECTURE ON
VI Shakespeare t" at the High School. Ninth
and NJ, on SATURDAY, p. n. je24-2t*
M ISIS HOWISON'S LECTURE e-zN
M on Robert Burns" fat the Con-Sl ~ II,
gregatlonaI Church, FRIDAY, June a. ~
24Jh at S:15 p. NJ SS&sK$
ie22-3t
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ID ANCH FOR SALE-TWO MILES SOUTH
~ east OF Lincoln. Placer County; 22O acres
choice fruit land; the place is improved: has q
and is tnclosed by u substantial fence; the prop,
efty was formerly known as Calderwoodis
ranch; for sale on easy terms. Apply to MRS.
HOLL, her attorney, 92o Fifth street, Sacra-
meUtO.
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TOR RENT-THE FINEST ROOMS IN
l. the city; either for housekeeping or offices.
over VAN VOORHEES, DRUG STORE. AID,
ply at Store. ieo2tfP
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JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION
- to do cooking and housework. Address
A, this Office. je24-2t*
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TOR SALE-LOTS 40 OR 8ox16O FEET.
IL north side of p street, between Twentieth
ana lWenty-hrst streets; one of the finest loca-
y. CEAMBEBLAIN. l6lS N street
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TlyO LET-A NEW BROOM HOUSE: BATH
Il ana pantry. Inquire at 2115 NJ street.
ie24-3t<
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WAS THIS BEST LooKING.

J. w. Hughes was introduced next as
the ''best looking young Democrat in
Sacramento" 1t came near rafting"
the young orator, but he quickly rallied
and made quite an eloquent talk. There
was no need of speech-making when
Grover Cleveland was nominated, he
said. 1t was an occasion for joy. The
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WTANTED-A GOOD. STEADY LADY OR
w gent to canvass for patented household
article; sells rapidly. Call ut 1904 X street, 8
to A. NJ. and TO z p. NJ.
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bicycle FOR SALE NEARLY NEW.
MUSIC STORE
CEND THE WEEKLY UNION To Y0TTP
y friends in the East,
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WANTED-FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS
w for housekeeping; must be between .
and G street, and this side of Fourteenth APP
ply to II. KIES, at L. II. Cooks store. je24-4t*
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NETANTED-LADY TO DO COOKING AND
w general homework in family of two;
reference required; a good home to the right
person. Address Y, this Office. LIS
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90 Get nr Rrut.

FEIO RENT-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
Il suitable for housekeeping. Inquire at 2s
Thirteenth street. between ID and Il,
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TTO LET-2 OR NICE UNFINISHED
i rooms, fronting on Capital Park Apply
at 1921 Tenth street ieo3.ff'
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STABLE TO LET-APPLY AT 1921
- Tenth street. ieo2ltf
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The Denver Field and Farm, in its is
sue of June 18th, publishes the follow
ing article, entitled ''The Growing of
Altalfa":
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TJNO LET-FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
i for housekeeping. Inquire 11l6 ] street,
je22-3t+
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yETANTED-A GIRL TO COOK AND DO
w homework. 1000 street. je24-tf
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MAN WITH PUSH WANTED IN EACH
M city, town and hamlet to introduce the
fastest selling household article ON record:
over a million sold III Philadelphia; will pay
competent person 81 per day. Address, with
stamp, W. II. WILLIAMSON, IA II. Fourth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. je1-2m
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

once playing at Drury Lane In 'Puss 10
Boots A brother actor who dressed IN
a room near to mine had avery big mas
tiff, which he always used to bring 10
the theatre. He had begged me neither
to touch it nor stroke 1t, as he consld-
cred it very fierce. / was playing Puss,
and when heard the mastif going by
my door would give nasty little bark
like a dog, which made the bigger dog
snort. Look here said the owner, 1
wish you wouldn't do that-fts very
dangerous. If he bites you l won't be
responsible.' I'll guarantee to make
your dog run like little mousse said.
"Of course the owner Of the mastiff
ridiculed the idea, but one day the dog
was brought to my room. l made
feint to fight, so did he. But we both
dashed back. This went on for some
time until / made a most unearthIy
noise and the mastiff fed. No wonder,
for l was In my cats dress with my
dogs mask on"
Mr.. Leuri Is about thirty-three years
OF age, quite short and extremely mus
cular. He lives on the Camden road,
near London, with his wife and little
girl OF six years, who has inherited her
fathers fondness for animals, preferring
them to dolls and toys. Consequently,
Mr.. Lauri has collected quite large
menagerie, where he may copy the ami
mails and where they in turn may copy
his FRANKS and stage tricks and antics.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

needle on putting on this peculiar
dress, sewing the parts together with
brown wool, which lies in a skein upon
his dressing-table. Making up for the
monkey requires forty-fve minutes.
First, Mr.. Lauri takes two strips of
linen about two yards long and binds
up both his ankles, after which he puts
on his animals socks, which are brown,
to match the color Of his dress, aud
which has hole for every toe, like
pair Of gloves. He then combs and
brushes the shaggy brown skin dress,
which he carefully dons, and then be-
gins to make up his face. Melting a
little blue grease paint, he "blues" his
eyes all around with his finger, and
then, taking some powder, burnt amber
and lard, he "browns" his forehead,
nose, neck, ears hands and arms. The
brown on his face is touched up with
blue, and few lines in black and red
are added with a camel hair brush to
give the required crow's-feet and wrin-
kles about the eyes. The mouth and
the lower bart OF the face are left clear
for the mask which is strapped around
the neck and over the head.
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season, and so pleased was the young
actor with the work done that he
sought out the artist who had executed
most of the finest work, and on Tuesday
walked down Twenty-fourth street with
half dozen friends and presented him
with magnificent gold watch. No
star this season will carry such splendid
wall paper as will j. K. Emmett with
Fritz" Instead of going in the coun-
try this summer Mr.. J. X. Emmett has
been hard at work getting his company
ready for next season and perfectlng
himself in his art. Since the last sea-
son he has been studying hard under
the well-known singing master Slgnor
Emilio Agramonte, and his voice is now
in such excellent condition that when
he again appears as Fritz" he will as
tonish even his best friends.
John Ernest Mccain has furnished q
new one-act comedy calleu 1.-The COun-
try Actor" and his price is 81, 900, $500
advance on what he got from Mantell.
DAILY and Goodwin for "a Lesson in
Acting" ada Rehan" and "Sen-
fenced"
Donnelly and Girard's Natural Gas"
is Illuminating Chicago this week and are
being paid very handsomely for IT, Mr..
Samuel Popular Cox writes that their
summer tour has been q bowling sue
cess
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.LAURL,7HE ANIMAL ACTOR
A CLEVER ENGLISHMAN WHO MAKES UP As
AN ANIMAL ON THE STAGE.
Dick WhigingtOn's Cat One Of His Most Famous
ROlss.-How lie Makes Up-SOmehmsS
It Takes Him Forty-Fivs Minutes
AFrog Costume Costing $780,

While StaInville is amusing the peo-
pie of New York at the Casino by his
clever representations Of the distin-
guished men of the day, it is interesting
to compare his work with that OF Charles
Lauri, who is the most successful lml-
tator Of animals in the world. He Is
we'll known to the public of London, be-
Ing a prominent figure in the Christmas
pantomines of Drury Lane, whore be
appears as the wolf in Little Red Rid
ing Hood" the cat in "Puss in Boots"
and "Dick Wilmington" and the dog
in the BABES in the Wood"
During the present summer he has
been appearing in one OF the music halls
in London as monkey that plays ball,
turns somersets, climbs trees and dances
in an Indian ballet. The costume for
this animal character is really wig for
the body, every single hair being sewed
on separately. The actor has to use the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

Clever little Sallie Williams was mar
rie1 in New York last week to Mr..
Regle.-Frederck Robinson has fallen
heir to large fortune and will retire
from the stage.-Frank Mordaunt has
gone to Europe for his health.-Roland
is again in deep distress. Some one has
stolen his fox terrier KoKo.-Georgia
Cayvan has left Japan for San
Francisco. -Gussie Gilbert will soon wed
rich Chicagoian named Harry Haw-
| thorne.
The dramatist's life Is a hard one. ac-
| cording to Sardou. Dickens could never
write play; Balzac could never write a
| play; noyelists cannot write plays.
Writers will not understand the terrible
mechanical apprenticeship necessary to
turn even the greatest dramatic In
stinct to account. The labor must be
unceasing, the effort unendng, the self
scrutiny implaca5le; then, il you do not
i'm the end show genius, you at least
show training; your play will be well
put together. The genius of modern
drama is its construction, and without
that you might as well expect to write
a good piece as to build fine house
without any OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A number Of papers report the hand
some Marie Borroughs as engaged as
the principle support next season OF
Wilson Barrett. AS matter OF fact she
long ago signed for next season with
Mr.. Edward ). Willard to support him
not only in Judah" and his other
modern plays, but in his Shakespearean
reviyals OF Hamlet" as "0pheli&" and
the Merchant of Venice" as "Portia. "
Miss Borroughs made such a pronounced
hit during the last season in Judah"
and other pieces that in her new en-
gagement with Mr.. Willard she not only
received so substantial an advance In
salary as induced her 10 decline several
Hattering offers from other managers,
but she is 10 be featured" In all Mr.
Wizards productions.
Hoyt's new play, GA Temperance
Tour" will be given g ten weeks run
at the Boston Park Theatre, beginning
November l0th.-Lillian Russell will
appear at the Broadway Theatre and
not at the Garden, as first arranged,
December 26th.-Maurice Barrymore
sailed for London on Wednesday to
support Mrs. Bernard Beere during her
London Observation-Disclosures Ibsen
is working on q libretto for grand OPP
era called The Viking"
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Robson sailed
for New York August 17th.-Ralph
Delmore promenaded for the first time
on Broadway last Thursday without his
crutches.-Manager Allen j. Sheldon
will probably take "The Leayenworth
| Case" on the road this season.
The contract which Nine. Patti has
made with Mr.. Mayer is for forty con-
certs in the United States and Canada,
| for which she is to receive 500, 600.
A very graceful thing was done ~ j.
x. Emmett on Tuesday. Thomas q
Wylie, the well-known theatrical print
ers, are doing'his paper, which By the
way will cost him nearly S5e.oee tAii
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

everything from frog to bear" He
is frequent visitor to the London Zoo,
and always carries camera about the
city, so that he may get snapshot at
any animals that may chance to come
into his way. All OF his work is accom-
plished by studies from life.
In the BABES in the Wood" he makes
hit by being severely whipped and
trembling from toe to toe. "The max
ing up" for the celebrated poodle dog
requires only few minutes, as it is
nearly all mask, the eyes being the
only points of attention for painting.
In a recent interview Mr.. Lauri told
the following story OF how he frightened
a dog when clad In his costume: 81 was
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

Henry Norman, who made the "Bogie
Man" song famous Ia "Sinbsd" last
year, has another hit In his new song In
"Ali Baba," "Voices OF the Night"
Lulu Klein has left Long Branch and
Is now rusticating on the Atlantic
Highlands in New Jersey. She has fin
ished ner romantic drama which will be
seen later.-Roland Reed is reading a
new play by Blanche Marsden.
There Is a rumor that Laura Jean
Libby is to get an injunction restrain
ing Il. b. Mantel from using the title
1.-THE Frontispiece in Conservatory. ="
II she does he will call hissfve acts.
"Lovers Once, but All, There! Now"
''The face in the Window" Why, that
title would xiii q Hamlet
When advance agents are as good as
they say they are, and soubrettes "a
good as they think they are. ST. Peter
can take his needed vacation.
The picture below is a good represen-
tation OF West Virginia girl who is
rapidly coming to the front ia comic
opera. Sha is now engaged with LII
liam Russell In Gilbert and Cellier's new
opera, 1.-THE Mountebanks," which
opens In San Francisco September, 10.
Miss Pollock is the daughter OF Charles
Pollock, who lived In Wheeling and
later in Clarksburg In 1880. The fami-
ly now reside In Brooklyn. The New
York World In describing the costumes
in "The Mountebanks" has this TO say
of the West Virginia lady:
Miss Pollock, wLo is Ultrice In the
opera, appears in some fetching cos
tunes. In the first act she wears
peasant costume OF white crepe de
Chine. Around the bottom OF the skirt
is trimming OF green corded silk,
edged with 8 band Of old-rose ribbon.
The waist is of old rose, with peasant
bodice formed Of wide bands OF gold
braid and trimmed with bows ~ groen
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

This is a most elaborate affair, being
made OF brown leather and fitted with
small straps for fastening on. The great
eyebrows which produce the frown are
worked by small thread attached to
the hairy coat, and the mouth, which is
opsned and shut by small spring kept
I'm Mr.. Lauri's mouth during the whole
time that he is playing, displays when
open two rows Of ivory teeth.
Mr.. Lsuri 6rst appeared as cat In
"Dick Warrington" and is particu-
Isrly successful when portraying the
feline character and movements. lie
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frequently performs the title role OF
"P1ss In Boots" at Drury Lane, and his
costume for this celebrated character is
valued st SIS, while the cat mask is
worth SOS. This is the average cost Of
his animal costumes. His frog costume,
which is not Jet completed, will be more
expensive and will cost $3.50. This is
made Of IndiI-rubber in the shape Of a
tobacco pouch, which can be made to
swell IS the actor pants and blows.
Mr.. Lauri's present intention ia to
initiate a kangAroS, which will be the
most elaborate thing that he has ever
attempted. BE is working out the idea
OF a series OF enormous jumps which he
may accomplish by the aid of q spring,
or by rubber shoes well inflated. He
practices several hours day in gym
nasSau. where he gives much attention
to ipmping.
MA LauFi has alwaye been fond Of
autw d says that he has "esVt
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$500 Per MONTH.

All diseases will be treated at the
uniform rate Of So a month. Medicines
furnished free. Remember, this in
cludes consultation, examination,
medicine and treatment for all dis
eases and all patients.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1892-08-28

A Chicago father emptied two cham
bers of revolver into local photo
grapher. who first took an unsatisiac-
tory picture OF his baby girl and then
when payment was refused displayed
the picture in his shop window, with q
card reading: "a homely baby some
times makes pretty picture. III the
aggrieved parent is tried before jury
OF married men he will be acquitted,
sure.-BoSton Globe.