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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
NO1JS or hISIC ITESYN,

The regular season OF pamrOsrh Sunday night con-
csris open. this evening IN Music Hall In the trst
part the symphony orchestra wifi he heard IN L,szr's
symphonic poem, "10rGIaio Tasso," tue new Nut
cracker" suite. by Tscha:kowskv. which mas sprung
intu such popular favor and two number, for tbs
strings: and Herr Fischer and Miss Ennis Iurb "A he
heard in solos In The second part Mr. Damroscn vii,
inaugurAte the novelty of opsraur rNrerpts which Ia
has been preparing speca feature OF ths viniers
sunday concerts The third act OF FAu.i" the gar.
del. scene. viii I've presented, with Inn! Fischer
Emma Juch. Nangoni de rAsquail, and Mare Groebel
In the vocal paris.
Loyeis OF Wagner music " il have especial trea,
tonight at tho second Sedl concert In 'hs I.noy Ly
csun. where the ma'chlsss Interpreter OF Wagner w,l
prs.snt programme male nP exclusively ut Wagner
n tlSns s na,en"n "tartue tue h,is at IT,. Va
Eyris. new u ehssIrn arrangruent OF the ncst
Isle sr,rI 1n tao Bir AMI the prr,udr aud t...cs
death from Trist~n and Isolde r,intrls. tie "rcuc,.
MA Tue vocal soinl-.. and vi be heard IN solo.
from "rannhsuscr ana . Inr Rns p.,cnIan and
Thc mi harmonic sorictys first public rehearsal AMI
.onr.t, OF this rs ,sa," wi,i "'Gnr on lr
Nov Is aei ~. AZ Mus Hell uGdsr nnt"n sears ~
S Me vii .,nt y. an .s 4Sn w he
MN, Il ectres Bride and from saint SAen.s" Henry
yll" M. Richard Arn"id IS to pay Essthovcn No
lmsplel" from :" DE Me.Lers'ngeJ' and T'ehaAo"'
Sous. hand Is to be heard ior the second tune
nee Nsrc.s sb and ssnor ar. be
the vocal soo'-rs aud .isno! siengsr viii play car
opening win he william Tell overture and ineiud
ing eNreIps from va ,enet and nrariei| OF Wallet
Mr ".orse Gcossm tn Of Gilbert, 4
aud ''!hdrtdu Il cnt rItneF taius Isk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

The ~ "i.In- GuI'' iub Prnt.st iE tinst
Tia = In Ih-a rlrh Pastors.

i;nE-pH. Nov. -. boston has tpen plaza rlrd
cor~, "gor.ly NJ lax" with theatrical I'LL
Io~'"ts ~ women in tights. To-day III" Work
in: 81 - ,iuns held 4 meeting and vigorous
d"n,ur a:inu- "f these displays we're maze
Til" I"'t'i"" was prepared and will be laid
l''nre tho Board Of Aldermen Monday c,"n-
.'.r"tring IL. -i:natu!" Of The reirescnta-
t. women IN this city:
We. tH' un '"vs.gI.d. =" hereby earnestly
rrO'--, nG,i'~t thu Il srlay uf indecent
a. Htr". T. tier. and SHOW Ills. believing
that II h '.iiy ! i.l~ nS arr nj resent shown
Won our ~'r"c,~ aye most offensive TO every
r.e,n-m,n,.ri .W,n and woman. AMI deeply
'I1uV:Iu: 10 t.c Uui"in"! standards OF
y utr.
"a" Ia. 'h"r-fore. respectfully urge that in
tn ii""r'ing ~ Theatrical com ianirs there
tuai II" e" nth hr trht SUI r"iIlanrc u; on
,-pnv, ami n careful ruling IN Of all those
M'u'h ~" AN oNcnro a.ains, iEodeSty and de-
I,.li.,N.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

Comptroller Myers has refused to pay the
claims OF Contractors John G. Smith and Will
Lam Kelly for paving. and the result is the
como eucanrnt Of two actions against the city.
one to recover S37.MiS:j;j for reravng West
street. and the other to recover S23.3l7 allege
to he due for rel av,ng Third Avenue.
report OF Samuel L. cooper. engineer on re- re-.
PAVING in the Finance Department. to the
effect that the work in West street. from Bat.
terry place to Gansevoort street, anl in Third
avenue. from Twenty-,hrd 10 Fifty ninth
street. Is not satisfactory.
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JOHNNIE" STUART,
A Famous Brooklyn Athlete, Testifles
to the Permanently OF the
Copeland Cures.

DIR. Copeland cured me three years ago. and
have not had any trouble from catarrh since.
SO l can safely say my recorery is complete and
permanent" said Mr.. Johnnie Stuart in reply
to q question OF the writer Mr.. Stuart resides
at ~ Harmon St. Brooklyn. and has a large
circle OF friends and acQuaintances.
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KR.MLIN EkGjINS HIS GROIN.

NJ. Allen. Horse A<air the Champion
Stallinr. with u Eec1rI Of ":o7 3-i.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Nov. l2-At Cumberland
Park this afternoon the nve.ycar.old stallion
Kremlin. owned by William Russell Allen Of
Pttsfleld Mass. lowered the stallion record to
2:07Ai. again deposing STEAMBOAT from the
cham pionship.
Thes. horses have been playin: n game Of
see. saw with the stallion record for tn. past
month. In to days trial the son OF Lord Rus
sell went TO the quarter in 3D. seconds. the
half in :03t. a. the three-Ilartcrs in Do and
the m lie in 2:O1',.
The three year-old colt Arion. by Elec-
tionser. owned by J. Malcolm Forbes OF Bos:
ton. lowered tho record for thrce-year-old
stations q D.lui..
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ALBANY. Nov. l.. Attorpey-General Rosen-
ale has given an opinion to the state COM
mission In Lunucy that the Brunswick Home
for cpileptic. idiotir. and feeble minded per-
sons at Amityvlllc. SHlio!k county. now being
operated without \ license. u doing tnsiness
toruey-tiencral has therefore been asked by
the Commission to beg civil action again 81
the Home The Conan lSsion in Lunacy takes
this action In order 10 have settled the queS-
ton whether homes. sanitariums. and Retreats
for the insane may be operated in this State
without u license,
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JOy1INGS AEOUT TOWN


victoria woodhuu has gone back 10 England she
v h came q At u" wa candidate
lac rrrsiu enCy out IL ,akrs uo'r ihan saying
make IN states whli aN" bdl"t laws Ike ours.
d.yisr In ne III ut card - Meiner OF the premises
~ FORSYTH street rIth oi H., "Nr Anna To the
German odd F-llows ll"mr tNroc'alio' declared
void by Judge MrAGam vi ihr Superior Court yest.r-
day berause he died Ilh'n $50 months after making
Lie VIII
lust before midnight last evening Capt. OConn,r's
men raidrd b.l.e lu.irs Lousy A ". West Thirty
second street" ne NJ door the Teni"r0in cub. Tie
four OF siriH. AMI about dozen men
and boys were capiurci ani locked u III the Thrrth
street stuIiun.
The question mas been raised whether Col George a.
Mcclellan can retain hs y &C" ~ treasurer "i mo
BropE Ign Bridge trustees after t"-'mg once as fresi
dent OF the Hoard OF Aldermen 90 Mcclellan has dis
po.ed Of question % stating that 10 WIN retain the
TreEsar-rshir.
An unk nj an It's years old. feet 10 inches tall
bald. and having "a brown moustarhr WAS seized WIN
u Mt in front 81. East seventy street. yeste-
day and MAS removed 10 the Presbyterian Hospital.
" here he died few hours after ms admission. The
man had no right hand. lie wore black coat anu
bro wn trousers
The Penssylyan,a kniirond
Is the scenic route TO the West The autumn scenery OF
.n.t.
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ln.i at the T.Oubie in the Newark R~si.
"-n'~ "rrbc New J-r--y National G"nrd.
TEwARK. Nov. T.. First Sergeant William Ik
Clark. serg ANTS William 7. Simrson and
7 i''Iha- Eowat. CorroralS John A. Easily,
= hcodoro Jacol'us. and Charles L. Lacey.
~ PrSaIs h"Esr Fort d cHH% "H. ys. j.
tl>hnnoinnlY dismissed from the service Of
tr National Guard OF New Jersey by court
mutual for rebrliious conduct IN refusing to
C.,S superior officers.
in- dismissa. OF these soldiers IL the out
com" @, the 'rOubi, caused by the consoliua-
tga mo First and filth regiments.
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SALE or kEyTUCKY YKARLiAGS
Col. James p. f~rper's Cosssesncat Briass
Fair Prices,

After the Ehrot horses were DISPOSED Of last
evening ut Tattcrsnlls. several ycnrlings. the
property OF James 1. Topper OF Lexington, KY,
and draft from tho stable OF Foxhnll Keens
wero sold. They brought fair prices. the
yearling Chant. by Falsetto. out OF Addis c.
were knocked down Tor $4,000 to II. /. Rose.
This is a summary:
PROPERTY OF JAMES F. PEPPER LEXINGTON. KY.
Chant, b. c. 1891. by falst.to-Addie c. by King
Favars, t. &, 1851, bv Linv.tiow- favoress by
r M; ec s f 81 90 ~ 5000
re8.ft,a n b T. fss BY f..ettS-j.m.icS by o'V
p.i% ss.*' on s SIt' Sy by o00
roo;siep Sbiy. issi. by iindoo -Dr..nlAni by .S
Sun glimpse. c6 c.. 1871, by falsetto-sun
.seam. Is kns .ifcn.S; :. EshnSr ,.. $500
rr0cian; Eugene Leigh. ..... 49,. N. 1000
Tp s 81 ill.,. d ISL 10y Wa s,s:
by Imp Ruckden; II |. Ross -. 80 1000
lexington T. Eshm.r .....,.s..,.; -, -, V, LOO
~ i%r SRx Ern..i; James sa,elds ;,s;, 1900
't By l n ii ,s'i y s"' 500
c,rs p e. is Sy .r ,;.otr. sl .rsi 1000
Bay hy. 1901, by Jiis John'on-E'ha' by Eolu': ,o
oSsss s fs ~ : BH'f i, IMP ZOO
Bonnie scotland: W. u. elton .,,.... ..'. 1900
dos; james Patterson. -. ,.,,,. l.loo
Glance. b e., 1891. by fsseito--unmrse. by imp -
GienelE X /. Rose ... 1900
Frandus, D.. e.. 1874. by INN, DeceiNer-imp
rhiippa ny Philimron: II. ". Campbell =, 500
Nocturr b T.. 1891. ny raI-etto-Wes, WIND, by
King Alfonso; X H. Rose 49,. 1900
rhob1. b e. 1891. by Ncitnrno-Miss fnis:er.
raina .sTst D. is .T ny ronsorrv,.ncs by ~
yS.i ISL y kins tot-t'tr,eh.', by nya.r NV
All; orleans stable ...-.......i 49,. 49, 30
BrHvourina b. g. 1881. h!myar-imr Bravoura.
by queens Messenger u. h. Newman. ........ 500
Bay My 1891. by himHar-favcrOnh. by imp 49,
king ban: r. Leigh 49,. ...,...; ;;..,,,..,,, 800
Gunare D. /. 1891, by Nolturno-Mss McGownp.
by SnrinVbok ". ~ McGuvern. .,...... .-..,... 400
rlnrin;la L. g., 1891. by King Coie-Lndy Kelly.
by General Shields; T.. Leigh ..-.. SEQ
Ruth = b. I, 1881, Nv Jils johnsOn-Lelia X. by
King Alfonso. Mr. Fitzpatrick .....-,. .,....... 100
The Dis,iller. b. e.. lSsn, by fnwhRttan-AnabeL
by king Alfonsn. " H. Roller .-..... 800
Primnt. hr. C.. 1870. by observation-disclosures, by
Rcrtrdn: 4. Brown 49,. .... ..,..-..... l.. 200
Prince Albert en-. c, 1890 by voturn"-ii-r Ma
jesty. Ivy imp The Iii tsei frank heriick..,. 100
PROPERTY OF A. NELSON. NEW YORK CITY.
Trophy br q. g. bv Sir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. by
Wanderer; James Patterson .... 500
Spavuuia. b. l.. g. by Marklnnd-Rnsa kaier. by
ADD eli Nader; NJ Barrett 200
PROPERTY or FoXHALL KEENE. NEW YORK CITY.
rrocida b. E., =. by faustus-prnsciia. by K'voi!:
y H. Weir 81 800
Brown colt, .. 10y Rayon Dor-fnncy. hS Virgil.
~ Barrett .....::. =. .,,, .,..... $50
Atlanta, III. =. by Unondaga-Ella f.hy Athlete:
7. = l.. Randolph "eoo
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AMUsEafENTx


A season OF farces was begun at Herrmnnns
Theatre last evening. with a new piece called
Little Tippett." II had been transferred
from the French ri Alexandra Bisson's Joys
OF Paternity" into English by Harry and Ed
ward Paulton.
The aiopters had not purged tho work OF its
original nastiness. Nobody could have done
that and left anything Of the Bison fun. as
the centre OF all the comicality was the cues.
ton Of tho parentaEo and identity OF an lh'au'
born to n disreputable woman.
This mother does not appear IN the ae'ion'
Bison had her described as having neen the
mistress OF two men, each OF whom oeheseo
himself to be tho father OF the child. Inc
Iaul,ons mate her n divorced wife. but still
an adventures and tho improvement III her
morals was hardly aprreciablc.
Th,,wu men had brides. ono OF whom had
ciy.r lir,h to n child in his absence. and
wn,r IA, returned without learning what had
b,rr.r,L to his present wife. he presume ed
that tho baby in tho honse was tho other
woman
BESIDES these two infants. n third was
mixed in the mess, because 1t was tile Of
,rritu ri two servants in the family.
ri course. the indcceucies VI expression
and suggestion evolved from such theme by
tie ingenious French author we're numerous
retained most OF them. Many OF the
men N last nights audience aud few
81 tn. women laughed at the coarse
j"s,) on nintherhocd at tho still worse ones on
the posi- le mischanccs Of paternity; hut 4
softer masculine minority and shamed femi-
nine rnaJ"rty fntlcd t" he merry over tho de-
lluia 10 SUIT
H,isE action recommended Little Tippe,t"
70 those who could stomach the play. Charles
Euwsrr a troll aud roughly clever comedian.
played ono Of the hus stands with spirited en-
asgrration
Edward He'll was much more artisticaliy mr.
dnous than the other Mabel Bcrt .iookinG pretty
aud :nnncsnt. figured with an ingenious air in
the hlnshahe scenes. Two infants We're the
only for.iynblc participants in the whole ni-
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Lysander Thompson. the well-known motor.
who was admitted to Bellevue Hospital on
Nov. for the purpose OF having his sanity in
nuireJ into and who was subsequently ds-
dared insnne. was reported to be dying at the
hospital last night. He was to have been re,
moved 10 Boomingdale Insane Asylum. hut
tho doctors did not think the transfer would
be advisable.
81 West Thirtieth street.
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The lid RADIO Failure.

ihe"rhilus Butts. the receiver of the Pail.
h'e Amusement and Exhibition Company.
mas has fled his report with Chancellor McGill.
nls inventory shows assets at S249. 42O.42;
lrrsona property % the comrany cost S3}S,.
ss%%aS2i The receiver values it at less than
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
A Rcus1: r,r Detective CRrry's rmiiv.

Tho friends OF Detective Carey who was
murdered recently while arrestinc James
Blnnchrtt. talked Of arranging n benefit for
gave Tie use O! III" Peoples Theatre. with or
rhestra and attendants, ior Thursday. Dec. |.
Ten thousand tickets ~ - each VII! DO placed
on sale TO- inO-ru".
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

Marie Groebei masex her temperance before home
ai!snc At the pAmro,rh concert This evening after
severA; Years absence Europe. She mad gratifying
abroad creatn. the part ~ fh'"r IN sullivan
ivannor and staining !; through the entire run OF
the op.r Being one OF !Iar best ach!eveAenl1.
The SeiI, Society will onen its fe1son At the Brook
lv, Music 10 morrow night With the nrst
az ser nt s-ven concerts. The orchestral music
VIII of course he furnished By Sci rs full orchestra
amt thr arrangements tina; have been made tnr tn 8
season ann IA cate that lie nigh STANDARD OF
ylou. III lie more than wen suhtt mel Emil
f.sc.rr tie solo NJ inorr"w nights concert
Tn. pupils OF the New York German Conservatory OF
Mnsc at aud Wes tor,y-.ecund street. kAre con.
on Fr tiAv night NJ Chirkrrng Hall. The pro-.
gramne contained vocal and instrumental! music
selections brshmss Crmrosr
~ H. '.iuuga?iaa DaiCcs'' Cor sixteen fsuIs
r.ich arti, .icsil; reformed Dy III. Misses
D.. illn len, VI. Fowler. bertha Lspp-r. h. Lett
tsnb-rg-r. florence T. Martin Ella PIKE. NJ L. stan.
ION, cara Tonyau
4, large ana iashionabe audience A?7lnuled the et
forts o! the young MUSICIANS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

American anpc a-ance at Chct-rir. Hal next Tuesday
evening AM. III introduce b. eniertnInsr ni.A TO
an American audience. The event "a amnUWnced as Il
Humorous Gnl Musi, al Recital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
CataTrh Of the Head,
Throat, and Stomach.
Another Notable Instance OF the Success
of the Copeland System.

II suffered for ten years with c0tarrh" was
what Mr.. Nicholas 7. LugrGe sud to tn"
writer " The disease grew upon me until my
whole system became involved"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

DERED TOTALLY AND HOPELESS
LY DEAF. HIS EAR DRUM BEING
RUPTURED by THESE CLUMSY
OPERATORS. THE AFFlDAViTS
OF THE PERSONS INTER- fGSTED IN
THE CASE CAN BE SEEN AT OUR
OFFICE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

TIL. Tammpny men NJ the seventh Assembly district
arc pressing aims of Joseph rosner Tor appoint
.,t nv I;oy Tlnwer to succeed ReRstere beet Levy
tie uoa rd of oroners despite n. fact that sgtncr
slIy that the Ace Viii he sivrn lor.'tSrse
Soiirmi.,Ouer FL ward r, Fitzpatrck,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

mhrn' y he'd. An air mattress will MAKE this the
Htnnfnrlahle part Of your existence. N,tronuliian
:" woods Ca. ~ Union square. IA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

,,Irnnnr noon aud night tho New Yor. Ceutrai has
""'h' 10 IN cago AND h, west-AF,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

OF THE CASES COMING UNDER TIE
CARE OF nRS. COPELAND AID GARD
NER. TIE MOST DIFFICULT 10 RE
LlEVE AND ClRE ARE THOSE CASES
WHICH HAVE HEEN MlSTEiATED by
SEVERE METHODS OF LOCAL TREAT
MENT. CAUTER!ES. ACIDS. AMP Esq HA-
ROTICS IN THE HANDS OF IGNORANT
PRACTITIONERS ARE DANGLROl'S
WEAPONS. AND HAVE PRODUCED FAR
MORE DISEASE THAN THEY HAVE
CURED. ONE CASE Is CITED FROM
ANOTHER OFFICE-A RAILROAD NAN.
THE SEPTUM OF THE NOSE HAS BEEN
ENTIRELY EATEN AWAY AND PRACTI-
CALLY DESTROYED BY IMPROPER.
SEVERE. PAINFUL. AND IRRATIONAL
METHODS OF LOCAL TREATMENT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

SEVERE METHODS OF LOCAL
TREATMENT FOR CATARRH AND
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS AS PRAC-
TiSED BY SOME ALLEGED SPE-
CIALISTS ARE MORE TO BE
DREADED THAN CATARRH H.
SELF. ANOTHER CASE COMES
UNDER OUR OBSERVATION IN
WHICH THE PATIENT WAS REM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

JOHNNIE STUART. AZ HARMON ST.. BROOKLYN.
'Hefore being treated by DR. Copeland and
his associatea." continued Mr.. Stuart. my
throat troubled me constantly. My voice would
he hoarse or sound hHsky and unnatural. Ny
head would &c: E!!o UP. Sometimes my nos
trils would get 50 clo.ced up that could not
breathe through them. Th"n IA hacking kind
OF cough 90, hold Of mo. and. try rs would.
could not get rid OF it. There would he dull.
uncomfortable feeling in my head. over the
eyes an across tho bridge of my nose.
1T seemed TO me that ] would catch cold
without any occasion. would 10 all the time
hawking and hemminc and raising. pains
stabbing like II knife would take me in the
chest: SON etimes they would run through to
my shoulder blades. Then sometimes pain
would take me in the side like stitch. so Sc
yer" as 10 almost take my breath away.
As tn, trouble slowly grew worse and go.
a strouge: hold on me. NY eyes end ears be-
came affected. The continual ringing in my
ears was enough TO distract one. Nv eyes
would get d.Ei and watrry. Ny throat would
feel rats and innnmed
My appetite was hrkle: what would ent did
not seen. to agree with me. and would rest
Ike u oa! on MY stomach. wowd get M in
the morning with ! nd tns'e in my mouth
feeling moe tired than when | went to bed. |
would have little or no appetite for breakfast.
and would feel rs il could take nothin. into
my stomach. had tried so many medicines
and doctors without getting any help that
when | went to Er, Copeland and his associ.
utes had Very ltti" courage or hope. They
did not max" any wonderful promises. but
their charges We're reasonable and ! placed
my, elf under their care"
How did it RESULT
We'll. didn't expect to get well in day
was patient and regular In following their
treatment. ! improved slowly and steadily.
Ny throat ltcamc c.cdr Ny no-'rlis became
free could breathe easily. ard the" was no
more Of that Wheeling sound or - th"s" Oh X
in. 81 els. The cough stopped and can
safely say now, after tnrt" years haNc PASSED.
that have been rui"u entirely aud Iorna-
ncntly. ] cannot sag too much ~ praise OF
these rhysiciuns.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13
The CoDeall MeliGl, Institute,
I5Mest Gath ST., New York.
". ~. copELANp, ". r.. yon-n.ir.
T.. /. GAHDhES, ~. IL, Ply -iei AIS.

Srecin'tias; Cata-rh. Eronch,tis. Asthma
and all disease Of thm Eve. tau Tar y. ~
Lungs. St4ma"h nnh how"lr - N and Bi2't
acne. ringwnrr. trtr"r sat rli'Um, kihuey .
bladder and Rectal .tsolt'r. '!i,trtes.
Bright :, gravel ipl's. r. ara, Ns'ult: rheu-
raliIm. neuralgia, lg'mIa.;'. srr"'uii, dy-rep-
tia. chronic DARN i"rd y""n'nryi rnnsninntlnnn.
tuniors and all Chronic diseases.
OFFICE HOURS, ~ VI. 10 H'so =. NJ
2 TO 3 T.. VI. to Il. ~. susda,s, TO ~
A. NJ. e to 4 u. NJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13


Is the scenic the West The autumn scenery Of
rue uIouutxlns 10 superh-Aie.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-11-13

Mr. G,orge Grossm IN Of Gilbert 4
aud ".ndividu Il eni r.Itner iaiue L
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-20
THE
LAWYER
DETECT|VE!
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
SYNOPSIS.

Act Lie there you dog, until you know
the respect due q lady"
Act I1-"Mother, she is innocent. stole
the necklace. am the thief"
you the law"
Act Iv-.Brains against money, Brains
win, and if you don't believe it I'll show you
the law"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-20
Davis Museum-Theater.

The Prince Kokins troupe of Royal jap
anese will appear this week in a varied ana
interesting entertainment. They come
now from New York, where they have been
playing for over ayear.. As athletes they
have no equals, it is said. Among them is
an equilibrist, contortionist and juggler
Anot her walks on SWORD blades, and Kums,
the equiliprist Is called the superior of lit
tie GAIL Right" who astonished us some
time ago. The burlesque team "Me and
Him" will also appear, and Minnie Russell,
the electric girl, and Mons. Muscular. the
iron-skulled man. are among the wonders
In the theater Hallie's Trans-Atlantics will
give an amusing entertainment Including a
sketch in which James and Gertie Halle are
said to be very funny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-20
Worlds Museum-Theater.

The New York Athen@um Company, a
very clever dramatic organization, will be
the chief attraction at the Worlds Museum
Theater the coming week. The company
will appear in the thrilling fve-act comedy
drama, "The Lawyer Detective" The fol-
lowing will be the cast: Peter G17snsp, Peter
Robertson; Bland. W. Fl. Hamilton; Tim
Brandon, W. H. Langdon; Rdher Mordou,t,
Tim johnson: Mrs. Mordaslnt, Olga Won
Brause; Mdry Mdrstai, Helen Myrtle; Pouy,
Nina Saville; Bridget, Nina Saville. In the
curio hall will be found a number OF new
and interesting curiosities; among them,
Evaleen, the water sprite, in some new
acquatic feats. "The Lawyer Detective,n -
however, is the chief attraction.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-20
Stage whispers,

"A TEXAS STEER" Hoyt q Thomas skit, is
pronounced better than any of1ts predeces-
sors.
LOUISE ALLEN, the Kangaroo dancer, has
fully recovered from a sprained ankle and
is again with "Hoss and Hoss."
ROSE CoGHLAN is said to have bought q
new play called 'Sweet Sin." At least the
author, who has been maudlin tipsy all
week, says so.
ROSE CoGHLAN is meeting with great suc-
cess in her new play and as q conseQ uen
business has revived wonderfully during tn
past few weeks.
Joseph Haworth. The idea Of the romsntio
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-20

Tomorrow night Mark Murphy will open
q weeks engagement at the Grand in the
operatlc comedy "O'Dowd's Neighbors." The
play has been seen here early in the season
and left favorable impression. 1t is full Of
fun music and dancing and is magniflcently
costumed. Many new and original ideas
have been introduced. The entire construc-
tion of the play is out of the usual run and
many novelties are promised. "1f the brick
stays up she's yours" and "are yes listen
ing" are among the catch lines. For two
and one-half hours there is no cessation in
the flow OF the stream of mirth and music.
Mark Murphy in the title role of Dionicus
Caesar 0'Doi0d, a. rich bachelor, mas
made the hit of his life. He is very fond Of
playing ODoa0d and as q natural conse-
Quence having his heart in his work, he
succeeds. The company engaged by Mana
ger Whipple to support Mark is the strong
est that money could secure, viz. Sam J.Ryan,
who has long been "in the push'' with the
best comedians on the American stage; Miss
Lottie ellison, Tony Pastors most successful
importation, who has become the rage
among the New York 400 the Four Sun
Flowers, whose dancing is spoken OF as re-
markable; Charles Eastwood, the only i'm
perSonator of the late j. X. Emmett, who
has received a compliment for his work
from Mrs. Emmett: the latest thing in skirt
dancing by the Misses Wilson and Daven-
port, who use the Chinese bamboo fan
spread skirts: Miss Ethel Lynton will sing,
and otey Shattuck will do his burlesque