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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-03-11
ATS On THE TAR| f

uillin and Dingley
Parry Blows.
IN THE SENA TIE.
'pjo Case to be Considered IN
| Is Legal Liqht.-CAat of
Tie Session.
r,sHINGroN, March TO-
,,7f.l--Senator Hoar was in
OH after an absence, through
4, of several weeks. Mr.. Nor
With an explanation that there
4 treaty with Venezuela pend
vbich rendered the information
s,arv, moved that the Fresi-
j. requested to send in the re-
correspondence relating to a
h Of the Venezuela steam navi-
bn company. Adopted. Mr..
we then called up his resolution
rucing The committee on judi
to report on the legal propo-
ms involved in the Idaho con-
and it was passed.
N notion Of Mr.. Teller a reso.
n was adopted calling upon the
rtary OF the Treasury for infor.
non as to what amount cf treas
note, had been issued undeE fh,
81 July 4th, 1890, the amount
am dollars coined, the amoun
he treasury and whether silve.
fs were being paid ont by tn
arY iadischarge OF its ordinar,
aedaess or whether they wer,
b. held for the redemption G
Aury not 5.
Ii a-rlcultural deficiency bil
hiling $40, 900 for The burea
\Gcultaralindustry and $1,000
1pesimeuts in sugar culture W;
4Gll to provide for the re-pa.
Ed fees, purchase money an
Eaisaons paid on void entries
I, made a lively little sp;
Fen Mr.. Berry, of Arkansa
objected to it's being considert
Ft the FIVE minute rule, and M
h Of Oregon, who had the b
barge, At the ggestion
CockrelI, the bill in dispute W
Ia special order for Mond;
ifer taxing up from the Gale
aad passing twenty-one reli
trlire bills, etc, the Senate
p N. took up the b
instruct the government bull
w'hin every town WI
sd revenue Of $4,000 per a
a.-the cost Of no one buildl
a'sed twenty thousand doli'
rad aopropriating 100000
appended under the provisions
Oil during the coming ye
Vest stated that there were
United States 1893 postoflic
o annual receipts exceeded !
year, now occupying ren
a'ers the aggregate ann
ll q which amounted 10 81 4
= The bill now repor
posed . limit the buildings to
ID tnter the provisions
act to g8j Offices, in which
f'}'s tor the last three years
4rj 900 and had not exec
ao'0 IN any one year.
@as to popularize the constr
" public buildings. Mr. 1
= advocated a more exten
a.ne.
w. Morrill,, Of Vermont, spe
'H clear, distinct voice
! oaEonted vjgor advocated
s'9s Ct The bill presented by
~ Mr. Vest in response t.
!.aI from SIr.. Perkins raised
~ oi receipts provided for in
80 as to take all towns w
y pis tor three years had not
NJ TQ $4,000 each year.
.''' Flat, Of Connecticut, tho
=. Slole principle Of the bill
=. gD9 and he was inclined to
|salnst i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-04-27
sm eiaetr CARRIER aaimiaerium.

-(3eit: bic aera Der Dynamic ttentate.)
Webrere Beanie: n6a, mas
mar baS?"
Der9bef: r@s bat gefrallt."
DerBortier: rMelbe eeborlamlf,
baB I'M Seller cine fleine 9tife bpnamit
erplobirt lit ; b0ditens finf Pfuno Mdes
IN Nlen bis auf etnen HiB in Der
@runomauer lit ni9tS pafiirt.1
Der @bef: vDeSbalb batten sic
nidt erft berauf3ufommei1 branden an
lolte &leinigfeifen iinb mir nahaeraoe
gewObnt. arbeiten sic rubig fpeiter,
meme 9erren."
Mebrere 8eamte: r6a, eS hat
f9on uieoer sefradt!"
Der ebef: sd babe es aud se=
merit. yta9 Der Detonation au nr.
tbeilen, baben fi9 einige ailo Nitros
gl1cerin irgenomo ent3iinbet. 2a1Ien
Sie 5if oesbalb ni9t 3eritreuen! !"
Gin S9reiber: p3ier riedt es
nod Melinit T.
Der @bef: Damn balten sic lid
9efaaisft bic STATE 5n ; ODER iol ih etua
Sbretpegeu oas Bureau befonoers par,
fiimiren ?"
Ger gortisr: uDa babe i9 ioeben
TN Srogel1ob cine selabene Bombe se,
furben."
Der @bef: n9alten sic bas fir
ettlell @runb, uns gu ftoren 2"
yer Bortier sd oafte
Ger Sbsf: vS4eersn sic fid gum
Ieufel nit SIREN @toanfen unb Hom.
ben geO9mals, nleins 6erren, bleibsn
gle rubis BET Sbrer grbeit nnb ieien
Ste gan; nnbeiorst bas @ebdube 1T
nerltfert mas fam inns ba oe,
i6eben !"
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atae Aiebsfaae.


Sn elmer @eieflidaft meiB ein iurtser
Mauu ni9t get1lis bon feiner Meniden.
feantaiB 3u beridten. sd iebe BEL
lpteiSneife,A bebauptet ct urter arl>
oertrt, .aaf ben erffen Bid, mas gn,
bert bon mir benfenl4 NQgemeineS
Sfanrei - bis cine DAME bas Shmeis
gen nuterbri9t NIT ben @orten: .Das
1llB aber fiir sic oft lebr unarsenebm
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Sin saIanhtraer.

Der feline aarl pirb auf Die Soft ae>
fhift NIT Der &diuns, fur Die iberse>
beten 10 8fenntse einer Brtef au fra1z
firen uno oieien baum in ben Salten at
ftedeu. = Sad elmer @eile fomr1t aarl
3urid, bdlt boderfreut bic 10 Bfennise
tn Der 0anb uno ia9t: rBapa, i1 babe
aufsepaBt, lpie Der Poftiefretdr nift
binge1eben fat, uno oann ben Brief UNI
franiirt IN ben aafteu sdteft.s
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4iat m1aIt@

9 a ert9fsratb: Ser
fin6en ste bent @efansenen Der Belle
Al, baB oas l1rtheil redtstrdftis seiDors
ben it,. @efan9enmdrter:
yddt niDslid, 9err Ratb! San
oeSgeri6tSratb: p@arrn nidt?1
6efau9enndrter: v0eil er
nimuuer ba is.A
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Srei fir aeiSemse.

aae, BITE an ben GpIsen iusenbIi&er Ser.
irruneen Leirsn gerllft ber Mannbarfeit,
finfenbe Kraft. gef4IedtIide &ranfbeiten,
Striftaren, Syphilis unb bic bieIen Jlebens
frarfheiten, tpeIde bic 6olsen bieier i9redIi.
den unregelrndBiefeiten finb, erbalten -fo o.
ftenfret-8enauea ngaben, NJ lie fte
ITO feIbf 3u Saufe furiren f5ns
rser, tperrt fe an bic California Medical
and Surgical Infrmary, 10293 Market Str,
San Francisco, CAL, f9reiben.
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SER 6. $. Msiiaer. SO 217 DIT

&err 6. $. Msiiaer, SO PIT Ofs
Soufon StraBe bdlt itets bas po1s
fommenfte Qaser III 3ei6enmateriaz
lien, 9apeten. Sarben, @las, Spiegelz
glas, 8~ilberrabmen, Sirnifen unb allen
3ei6nens unb Malersuteniilien &iinitz
lerif9 ausgefibrte 8ilber unb Statuetz
ten &C. ii1b in einer febensmsrtben @alz
lerie CUR Mnii6t unb gum 8erfauf aus
gefteIt. Sn Sapetett urb 3immerbeto>
rationen 1T 6as @ei6madpoafte unb
Neueite bort 81 finben. m
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Wer{mdbt Steies!

Gs fcfet S9i@ts rnb rtrb Gun ii@ertid btenltG Ietn,
4oIies, Der 8ruft ober 9unseu ba6en. Or. atns's
neue Grfnbuns sesen S4mtnblu6t serf@aft etnbe.
runs. 9iefes pir6 Sarantirt, i'm an6eren gcqe bai
Sch juriderfattet. Solhe, bic an Der Grippe Ittten,
fanben, bab es tas Wtttel mar. BET gnwenbuns btes
Yes prdperats erlanste man cine f~frfortise nnb permas
nente aur.
Ueriu&t etne grrbeHai&e unb ~dberseust GuG, trte
ptrilt4 gut btefe5 Mittel 1T. RrobeHa1nen uHentselts
l4 BET Geplpt DretS, Gtompfon q Go. gu baben.
Ssrtauit perben ne gu 80 Gts. unb 81 100 fur srpbe
Elsf@tm.
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@pnhemit.

a.: p&1nt1en @te mir iiber bic Ser
baltntiie oes 0ol5bdnblers Morl1 Mnsz
funft ertbeden 2 s.: 80, gemt6,
Der Ma, iiAt net o're6t :; er bof emol
e Bilel mas 9'numr1a on mar e. Bi5s
lei oig'fperrt -. Dot aa' lbon e Bill
fel om9'5dmiGe,- aber Der Ma' il9t
net O'redt, Der Sra iidt net o'rebti4
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0eimaeaeben.

@attim: xDa fite i'd nun bier
uno before Define Saden aus. On
fannt bon Slid iase1, baB Du cine
6rau baft. @as ipiirbeit On mobl
MAIDEN, tuenn On mid ni1t battelt r.
n@atte: pg1ln, tper1t i'd feline
Srau bdtte, oautl f6nrte i1 mir chen
INNER reue Sater taufen."
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@as man ui@t tuuBte.

@tn b~efannter. 9arpasot fikt BEL
einem Diner neber ether Dame, beren
entbl6Bte id6ne arn1e i'm gu benz Alts<
ruf rei5en: raber i6 mubte sar 11i9t,
oaB Ste 10 berrlide Grme baben!4 mo-
rauf Die Dame perii1ert Limb i9
iDuBts ni9t, baB sic iid aud fir grnte
intereifirer T.
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q nfunf Fl
CINDERELLA z0alaff!

Die feinfen 9erren% unb 9amenz
S6ube, fomie aud bic beiten utb bauz
erbafteiten Soul S6ube fir &naben
unb Mdb6en.
@mpfeblensuertbe Npbitdt: 9olge's
tpaferbi6te Sil5i6abe unb 5ils : pamz
toffelnl
ueberbanpt Mles, mas in ei1em re-
gnldren S9ubs@ei6df erfer &lafe gu
inben 1T!
Ginberel1aS d II b>p la #,
@de SouitpntraBe unb 9lpe.G 6.
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9as aeaaat.

Dame: DER Doftor, Gle baben
MIR sefast, baB bas @ebie polfommen
pafen uub nidt als tinitlihes erfenr,
bar iein fuirb. Stun fist es aber loder.
unb madt mir S6mer3en
3abnar5t: p8itte, n1eite @ndoiae,
mas i'd. peripro6en, BABE ib sebalten.
Das @ebiB lit 70 ftatiflid, 6as rs
Sbnel felbft 3abui9mer3er peruria6t.
Wlebr fam man bod nidt leiiten !"
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seoemflider grumpf,

g.: r@ilien sic, ba mar i'd einmal
1T elmer 3ettbabn, ote mar 70 sroB, baB
man in elmer balben Stunbe ridt berz
ausfam. s.: yDaS lit nod gar
nidts! SD mar ein11al in einem Grimis
ua%lsebduoe, ba tam i'd tn a6t 1aeen
ntdt beraus!"
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0as iidere Sams.

nWte 9ebt es benin etgentlif Dem
&aiffmann &leibererl1 30, Der lift
NIT einent fiberen 6ans in ttabe Be<
3iebnnset getreten.@ - 81, nit mels
dem a. sgann, nit benz 3idtbaus l.
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gebenfItme @eaensart.

d.: p@ie i'd bore stbt es til
Deinem rteuen Wobniis piele &ranfe ? Il
= Snnge Srau Doftortn:
80, int @esentbeil, leit meit Mann
bort lit, iinb Die aranfen fDrmli9 al1s<
geitprben I"
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Die unbeaablte sduIn.

sd peiB ntdt = @ie liro mir 70
befannt, td muB i9on eirt1al bas Ser.
gnii9en 9ebabt baben." - @emtB, Sic
hatten bas 8erstiisen unb i6 bas
gfadieben !"
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nnbegreiaim,

1err: n&ntl9ul0t9en Sle, Iin6
oieie S6lanser siftis? = Banbi>
ger: ngon Nutur allerbinss, aber i'd
bre6e tbnen bic @iftsabne aus unb oau1
tperben iie unidd6lid |" = 6err:
nunbegrei1i9I Mfeine Sran bat fait
gar feine s3dbne mebr ltnb uiro jeoen
Sag siftiserl"
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8earanhettr @tdieI.

DAME: pSbre 3eusnife firb gut,
aber sic baben 10 oft. ben Dien1t aes
me9felt. It M dbfen: Stun,
man n1nB bod etmas bon Der @elt fen.
ne1t lernett u
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Wernahtiae GimIaauna.

Grifareiembe (bei ben
Meni6enfreliern) : n9eute Mtttas bin
t6 betm &0nig Ibubu55u gum @Gen
ei1selaben. SD slaub', i'd thu better,
ttdt btn3u9eben = man meiB bod ntbt
reht, pte'S geneint lit 7"
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MbgebIikt.

nMefn Ser5 9eratb III l1nrube tpie
eine Wta9netnaoel TIT Sbrer gtdbe, metn
gnabt9eS Sraulein !" = vDas CLAUDE
t6 9erne benin bas meinige bletbt babel
ia AUDI wirflt6 taft fpte Der Noropol!"
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Die feline @nrH.

@barcutier: .6abcn sic
oemn an bteier @urit ettpas aus5uieser,
mein Serr?" SER: vs5a, Die
3ipfel fiao mir nidt re9tl4 -@bar.
emtier: ngeun5 5tpet 3ipfel fat bod
jebe Wurft u -9err: rDaS f6on-
aber 81 nab bei'nanber iinb lie mir!"
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PrObatum est.

nWte, Sic befeblen Sbrer 5rau, ms
Bab gu reiien - pSa, benn toetttt
i'd ibr etpas befeble, baum tbut Ste'S
gang ii6er nt6t.4
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Sehamerlide 8erne9sInug 3ntier 8ilt
Der 1T einent Mamuneemblatt.
unfphIhnrpa 6oorpr.e,to,t,,oa -my++sf
saSner @eroIeid.

9ies9en gu ibrer iie liebfoienoen
Mutter): rNi1t mabr, Mauta, mir
beioe baben rtlS seraOe 10 feb, mie Sub
nnS Galbden iid) baben!As
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StoEienfser.

Yater Ger feinen feds ainbern
tdslid Die Granddaughter nadfiebt):
.Was lit benn, Rinber. friesen mir Sern1
nidt balo fpteber eittntal Serien ?"
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8erfanslide Geaenfraae.

g.: nSie brau9en 1tr1r Sen Muno
anf5nna9en = slei9 fommeu QUINN,
beiter 'raus."-8. r8et Sbnet blei,
ben iie mobl 6'rtn?"
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&ennmmage.

Bauer: rIber bas Sniettenpul,
Der fpirft ia gar ni9t !" -Yroptor:
rS1aun'S, es lit chen 10 fart, bab li1
ba8 l1nse5tefer gar nt9t 'rautpast !"
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Spmt6erm 4aeife . @ahm.

Nbfabrt.
Na6 SEEMS rleahs, 9ouftou unb Sal,
beton 1920 Na9m. unb 9:00@ben6s.
Mmfunt.
@on 9tep=O Orleans, Souffpn unb @alt
ne1ton 1900 8orm. ut1b 4 :05 Ha9m.
Mbfabrt.
Na9 San Grancisep, 81 pafo unb
eagle PaB ..........4:35 Na9m.
Mntunt t.
Son San Grancisco unb Gl pafo
1856 Na9m. ..................
8pn eagle gaB $3.50 Na9m.
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Nus her e6uIe.

2ebrer: r@an1 lit bic ri9tise
53eit gum Bfliden Der Mepfel?" =
S9aler: nWenn Der sroBe 9ofbuno
nidt I'M @arten it'll"
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Cine fa5me Giseni9aft.

vWaS lit Der Miil1er fir eth Menfb ?"
= sWentt man nt9tS init linn 3n tburt
bat. 70 faitrt litatt idon gang i66u init
Inn ausfommer."
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9umoridi(6es.
9raffia.

Che: rDu, tpo3u finb benn Die Wets
t~eridnlett =" Cube: vDamtt man
oruf nadieben fam, obs resuet Ia
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Giienbabn Ta6r Ylan.
=. & 6. u. 8abm.
Q B 3 t.

Na9 ct. 2puis pia Srpm Moumtain
pber 30. 6. &S....5:45 Mprgens,
Ma1 ct. 2ouis pta Sron Mountair
&Dute -..........6:00 Mbenbs.
Ma9 2arebp.- IL :05 GDrm.
Nntmnt.
8on st. 2ouis, Srom Mountaim & 81.
e. & 10 8prm.
8on ct. 2ouis, Sron Mfpuntain & 81.
G.. &S.............9:30 Mbenbs.
8on 3arebp ..4:15 Na9m.
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9emti@ Gmaliidbe gdbmlc,
San Nntomip, Seras.

NHtbNtD, EefdS.
gnerfannt tii9tise ~9ebrantalt fir Rnaben
unb Mdbden felt breibis Sabren in reser
@trfianfeit. 8ortrefHi4e 2e6rfrafte untet
bepdbrter 2eituns. Der enslti9en Sprahe
ipirD, fpie Der beMti1en, boae 8ednuug ses
trasen. Guberbem nnterridt i'm Spanifden.
Ginisermaben borbereitete SHiler finben ie.
beraeit aufnabme. Ndbere auSfunft ertbeilen
Serr s. @roes, Yrdfibent bts SduI ; gors
fanbes Mnb 8m. Startled, Director Der
Nnftalt. tutu-
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Sut 0eaentheiI.

ar3t: r@efteben Ste 8 ttlr =
oas 9rinfen tit Sbre idwade 9eite,"
Batienf: rSnt @esentbeil =
meine itarfe l.
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q. n. & u. g. @abn.
Mbfnbrt

40 q II
0a6 Galpeftor, 9oufon unb Gnero
tdgli9 I'M. -. .-......9:55 Born.
Na6 CORPUS @briti, &odport unb 8eez
bile tdgli9 I'M. 80 Na6m.
Na6 &errbile tdgli9, ausgenommen
Soantags, um.....-..-5:0 200 Na9.
Mnfunft.
Bon @albeton, 9euftnn unb Guero
tdglt6 nn 40 MberbS.
gpn CORPUS Gbrifi, &odport unb 8eez
billie, tdglih UNI .---. 2:55 Na9m.
Son &errbiQe tdgli6, ausgenomrtett
Sonntags. 9:45 8orm.
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OELRIOHS & CO..

BDtDlln8 Wrfef, NeD gorf.
o. $. qeters, @alpefon, Tesa8, General Mseni
fur ben Ghben.
W. s. geuus, 6. @rtelenBeG, SusD g. e&meIser
nn6 8. 9. Wacg2amara, Gsenten fur Gan Mntonto.
8. Mnnse & Co., WSenten fir Gnerp.
Y. Buffet, agent fur Sdulenburs.
Mpie @apbael, @sent fur SDuftpn.
Clemens 8 gauit unb Grnt sAerH, Gsenten fir
NeusBraunfelS.
8. gbtt4er, Nsent far Wetmar, Te1a8.
2. u. Sa8ler & Co., Msenten fur Baftrpp.
SreSmaun & S4ulse, ebtner, Tegas.
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Die berabmten e@neabampfer
Spree, Havel, Lain, Trave,
Saale, Aller, Elder, Ems,
Werra, Fulda, Elbe,
Kaiser Wilhelm II,
eonnabenbs, 9ienfass unb Mitt.
mods bon Bremen.
eonuabenbs, Stenfass unb Mitt,
mods bon Stem Dprt.
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Bremen tf febr bequem for Getfenbe selesen mnh
BON Bremen ans fam man tn iebr furaer :3eit
S4pef3 erret4en. Dte ghneubampfer bes 0prb.
oeutl4en Glopb finb NIT beipnberer BeridF9ttsuns
per 3mtf4enbedss gaHastere unb 3~retter gaiite Ba5s
fagtere sebaut, haben bpbe Uerbede, pprsnali&e Gers
ttlatton unb etne ansseaet&nete @erpfeauna
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The Duuuesne Theatnr.

Modjeska will appear at the Duquesne
Theater this week. She is undeniably one
of the most versatile women upon the stage
to-day. During her coming engagement in
Pittsburg, she will present five different
either standard or Shakespearean. The
en- nent -sm open with the presentation
of the delightful shakespearean comedy, "As
You Like 1t, which will be repeated at the
Saturday matinee. On Tuesday and Friday
evenings, MARY Stuart" will be given,
Wednesday evening, "Camille;". Thursday
evening, "Much Ado About Nothing
and Saturday evening, Macbeth"
There is probably no great actress of the
present day so converssnt with her subject
matter as Modjeska. She is a great student
and is constantly reading the best authori-
ties touching upon the subjects of her plays.
Every historical incident is faithfully re-
produced and she follows the modern his
toT1cal researches very carefully. Should
any new fact come to light Modjeska at
once Incorporates it in her production,
Consequently from historical standpoint,
her plays are absolutely correct II is a
well-known and admitted fact that Modjeska
is the most conscientious of the great
modern. actresses. She never sights any
portion OF her lines, no matter how unim-
portant they may be. Her work is always
the same, even and painstaklng. Modjeska
never allows herself to be trammeled o.
hampered by traditions. Her interpretat
OF part is entirely her own idea Of
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The Grand Opera House.

What is called an original Irish farce COM
edy will be given at this house this week.
1t is "The Voodoo," by F. S. Gibbs. The
play is founded on rather a comical idea. A
certain woman who is very superstttious
hears that if she can obtain seven hairs
from the beard OF man of a peculiar coun-
tenance that she will draw the capital prize
in lottery. This extraordinary recipe she
has obtained from a voodoo woman, or for
tune teller and the play deals with her at
tempt to find a man possessing the charac-
teristics from whose beard she may abstract
the necessary seven hairs. 1t would be i'm
possible to tell in a few words the complica-
tions which this woman's attempts involve
her, but they are said to be very funny and
decidedly new, which is a big thing for farce
comedy. In "The Voodoo" cast there are
six members who have been among the
principals of different companies: W. An
drew Mack, of "a Jolly Surprises" Alonzo
Hatch, of Hatch Opera Company; Steve
Maley, of Murphy and Maley: Ada Bothner,
OF Hoyt's "a Bunch of Keys" Lottie Will
Jams. of New York Day by Day." and Katie
Gilbert, of 1.-The Sea King"
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Stage whispers,

FRANK DANIELS says that he has e3 farce
comedies in his trunk. A good place to keep
them, says the N. r Mirror.
DE WITT WILT, OF the Grand Opera House,
will sell the tickets for the IngersoH lecture
at the Auditorium next Wednesday evening.
NEXT season Modjeska co1templates a
grand production of Henry VIII, all OF the
scenery and costumes for which will be made
from her own designs
GILBERT and Cellier's new opera, 'The
Mountebank," will be produced for the first
time in America at the Baldwin Theater San
Francisco, next September.
MAGICIAN Hermann mourns the death Of
his pet magpie. On hearing of the decease
of the bird its old companion, a parrot, shud-
dered and remarked Put me by the stove,
feel coldr'
TICKETS for Col. Dawson's benefit May 27
are selling rapidly, and it looks as If Tang
led Up" will be received by a packed house.
Messrs. DeLange and Rising are said to be
most entertaining.
In a recent interview sardou said he would
like to write play for Modest she being
the only great actress who has not already
asked him TO do so. Mr.. Sardou may be ac-
commodated some fine morning.
. THE United States Marine Band will give
two concerts at the Pittsburg sAuditorium
Thursday afternoon and evening next
lay s. The band is the famous orgsniza ton
'om Washington under the direction Of Mr.
P. sousa Nile. Marie Deooa, the we'll
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Harry Davis Museum-Theater.

The first circus of the season will strike
town tomorrow morning. 1t is known as
the County Circus" and will give its exhi-
bitions not under a white-winged canvas,
but beneath the roof of Harry Davis Fifth
Avenue Museum and Family Theater. It
will be the first time Pittsburg has ever had
a full-hedged "tent show" in a building, and
that Manager Davis will be amply repaid for
the money he has spent and the time he has
employed in bringing the show to this city
we have not doubt. The County Circus is
not sideshow; it is genuine circus and a
big one at that. 1t consists of a menagerie
of rare animals, aviary, ring performance
and burlesQue museum. In the company of
performers are representative artists from
all of the big circuses OF the world. There
are male and female gymnasts, acrobats,
tumblers, leapers, Jumpers. wire walkers.
rope dancers, eQuestrians, and an array of
funny clowns who will put everybody In q
good humor. Clark Gibbs the very clever
comedian, who has not been seen in this city
in several years, has been secured as the
principal clown. Everything has been ar
ranged as near like oanvass-roofed play
house as possible. The familiar odor OF saw
dust, lemonade and peanuts will pervade
the Fifth Avenue ali this week. At 10
o'clock tomorrow morning there will be a
grand parade through the principal streets
OF the two cities,
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Harry williams Academy.

The notable attraction at this house this
week will be Sam T. Jacks Creole Burlesque
Company, which has been enlarged and
changed in several particulars since 1t was
last seen here. Manager Jack promises that
no less than so dusky beauties will appear
upon the stage and perform a large pro-
gramme of dances, songs and specialties.
Since the company last appeared here it has
played an engagement at the Standard
Theater in New York, and Mr.. Jack prides
himself upon this evidence OF the unusual
merit of his performance, for variety per-
formance at what IS really Broadway house
is almost an unheard-of innovation. The
company contains several dark-skinned
women of sweet voices, and many more who
can trip the light fantastic with remarkable
skill The costumes and scenery it is prom
ised will be as handsome as the women they
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Words Museum-Theater.

This week win be the last of Mr.. Andrew
J. Seymour's engagement at this house.
This remarkable mind reader will give his
finest and greatest exhibition on Monday af-
ternoon at j P. N. At that hour Mr.. Sey-
mour, having been bltnd-folded, will start
out in a carriage to find an article previously
hidden at some distance from the museum
Mr. Seymour will drive pair of horses
through the crowded streets, he says with
out accident, and will find the article or
forfeit large sum of money. He will start
from in front of the museum. In the Curio
Hall soto Sulataro," the celebrated Imper-
ial Japanese magician and turtle boy, and
other curious things will he on exhibition.
In the theater the New York Vaudeville
Company, including l6 clever artists, will
give a big performance.