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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-18
East-Bound Shipments,

The total of east-bound shipments ex-
cept live stock amounted 10 5O.257 tons
against 1898 tons the preceding week.
Michigan Central, 5,56S; Wabash, 8, 1872
Lake Shore. $3.50; Fort Wayne, $3.50;
Pan Handle. $500; Baltimore 81 Ohio,
3.095: Grand Trunk, $3.50; Nickel Plate,
1870; Ell 6,456; Big Four, 3.O19. Total,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-18

July's Business Much Less Than
in Jnne-Railroads Feeling
Uneasy What the Friday
Meeting Will Do-Meeting of
the Central Traffic association.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
CHINESE ogLloAc,sa


Sold Cheap.
The Chinese delicxtesssn store II ~
plete ~fsh the appetixing dishes Of the
Chinese household. and they are done
mp not only In better style, but with
mach better materials and more sastilv
than the average food Of an ordinary
chiness family.
Ev.sything. says the New York Sun,
IL exposed 10 view In the most con-
spicnotss manner possible. A whole
pig. fat and juicy. soaked In highly
spiced liquor and then baked a crispy
brown while cooling In the air Is
slightly snointed on it's back with rich
coat OF See Yo vegetable OLD aud salt.
The ears and nose are dyed in vermil-
ion; the entire carcass Is made as at
traetive To the eye and a. tempting to
the appetite as possible; it Is then
hung by It's little chubby tail upon a
hook near the door, In very much the
same fashion as . Dutchman's butcher
shop When . customer comes he In
asked which part of the hog ne wants.
IL IL then chopped of ~ twenty-five
cents Per pound The same price pre-
walls throughout the entire pig.
The liver and entrails arc cured sep
srstely from the rest of the body, and
then are sold st half the rate of the
body On an average three pigs q day
and dozen or more Of ducks and
chickens are disposed of In quarter
pound lots, besides other delicaciss.
The difference between n Caucasiaa
and Chinese delicatessen store is im-
mense.
The one always sells stale meat and
rotten cheese; the other roasts live
pigs KILLED within an hour before they
ars prepared for roasting), chickens
aud ducks In the same way.
The one costs hundreds OF dollars TO
start and makes little profits, while
the Chinese delicatessen shop costa
only the twenty dollars TO buy the
meats and makes big profits An or
din~ry hallway Is amply big enough
for good-sized Chinese delieatessen
<hop
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

ell >n1 ths rosin>ss. sad 1ons or
very usa>~t - rixAsiy az.psrn The
prop-r n<a ssd p<.s j~ds,~ax On th>x
se<loaA such tlEzs - rru>Ans - or
9i-po~sl after trsnssetlax the multl-
taains<1s s<.irs II STATE we devote %
the stsaiy Of the classics .z.d hLsf0ric.l
rseona>. ofssn sasssisg IA dise0s<ion
~ith Tbs inp<ri>l t1toss. and never
permitting e.rssi<ss fo< = nlo1ssns -
iIsialss IN faxsrioas ssseL"
The great KEN Lang sxpssinsd his
ob5sstiol - the old practice - BE thss
Ne e<osors wlso.r buxinsss il wss %
sxpounc the el.ssios Ia rotation, and
thereby 10 raise tbs standard Of norl
virtae. made zss Of ne opIsortanify 70
tender thsix advice on things in gen
sr>l. and ~ air their private vicwk A
few y-ars later tAs sane great rulsw
pebiicly announced that after hsfea-
Ing fur Hsors than ten years - the II
relevant eoxnnsnts of his TUTORS on
puolie affairs he was tired Of them.
and that these unsniightened and un-
st@ts>nsnliks expo~itions mast stop.
A later emperor aid much the same
With these prec>dents OF his ances-
tors "a guide hum. the present emperor
concludes his decree - follows Two
emperors have thus expressed their
views with regard 10 this matter. and
the conclusion they arrived ~ wss
that these exposfsions were . mere
fraud: THAI they did not advance true
understanding OF the principles OF gov
eminent. that those concerned endeav-
crcd ~ pat forward their private
views .nd oy nastery carry out their
faiss a<-ixnA We see through ali
shis quite clearly. and 10 would be well
we're the csosor - reversntly psruse
the views Of sormer sovcreigns IN re-
gard - this matter. His memorial II,
In many respects obscure,
snd his argurnsnts not 20 the point
dis prVpositiou need nee be enter
Iained"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
MEMS UNDERWEAR.

20 dozen natural gray. all
wool and camefs hair, 81 Shirts
and Drawers, at Csc.
90 dozen Mems ribbed, CAM
els hair Underwear, from $50
to SLIPS.
% dozen Mems colored cot
ton Half Hose, at &c. worth 12c.
3S dozen Half Hose, merino.
Tic quality, at 12lac.
All wool camel's hair Hose.
assorted colors, from 35c to 25c.
New line Four-in-hand and
Teck Ties at 42c. worth SOC
and 75c.
30 dozen Fourth hands and
Tecks It 19c. worth 25c.
Our patent. Inserted sleeve,
Numbered Shirts soc. worth 75c.
Boys Shirtw waists, and
Blouses at Csc.
The negligee roll collar and
other new shapes at 10c, just
half value.
Mems 81 Nightshirts at Csc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
CLOAKS CUT IN TWO.

You never saw such general
devastation of values as is here
shown. For instance:
100 Cloaks that have sold for
$25. now SO
800 long Cloaks, reduced to
81. $3.50 and 81.
Cloaks marked to sell at SIS.
now $3.50
Fur Capcs reduced To lust
half price.
215 Cioaks, trimmed with fur
or astrachan, cut squarely in
two.
"A dozen cases of children's
elegantly shaped Cloaks. with
fur and other trimmings, in
tended TO sell at SIS. now So
and 81.
The determination ~ move
our cloak stock IL sufficient
reason for 40 trenendou. a re-
duction. We've not mentioned
hund redth part tsf the atirac-
tious ia our mammoth cloak
rooms We've put the knife
into them all
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
FINE SPANISH ONIONS
cssainE To America In Increasing Quaa-
tides from Valencia

Coming To America In Increasing ouan-
tides from Valencia
The large and handsome Spanish
onions, which have been coming TO
this country IN increasing quantities
for the lost half dozen years. are now
cheaper than they have ever been
known here According 20 the Gar
dener's Magazine. these vegetables are
grown mainly near Valencia, in Spain.
and the first shipments this year.
which came by the way of Engla nd.
were harvested too early, and were
therefore watery. Being liable TO
quick decay. they were hurried upon
The market and scid for low prices.
The first direct importation was also
OF grade in quality. and this set the
price for the season very low. 90 that
in many anction sales the price has
barely covered the freight and duty,
r. ssy nothing Of the commissions and
cost % packing The duty OF 90 cents
On sashei Of ffty-six pounds. to-
Teths~ with the freight. commission
sna scss sbsoad. brings the actual
value to NE importer about 30 cents .
crate laid down. and. therefore. when
prices range from IS cents 20 ~ . crate
the srsds has been . disastrous one.
Iogsshss with what has already ar
rived and whstisexpected. the imports
sAis ysss -ill amount - Isl. Ooo crates.
or about - 100 bushels.
Attempts 20 rsise this Spanish onion
In California and other parts Of the
country from seed purchased IN spain
Lave generally proved unsuccessful, a.
~ vegetables when grewn here do
nss difef much from the ordinary do
in-stlc onion II seems that csstii-
'an climate and sou IL necessary Cor
the production Of this delightful
prods,ct
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
COTTON FLANHELs.

Liberal lots of all the best
brands. staple as flour, but
urged down to quicksilver
prices.
CCotton Flannels sc per ward
Cotton Flannels ga c per ward.
lotion Flannels &c per yard.
Sotton Flannels &c per yard.
Well stand just one week of
these prices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
fss sMessoa ssserrs Apucs.


ne Fehsr esr~tts iss-iy contained
sar'ens desrPe frem ne eriperor ~
1~i"g - rrrtsstn preVcssis thas hspl
-en rnas'.s ~ Ais pFya,er ~iaeasssn.
csssss-s- csossr pr.--ns...s a rur,,..r.
- s'tFgs~tiag thst The emperor .h.,.ia
r-stabiieh ne fsy-sser rsz..ti.- - -
q Ne cia~sics sid 5ther Sacred -~s.-
- aasiT exponadsst - hira Ve,o
20 ~ M 'estv eb~er~~s since -
fsve aniertase- ne $50 - rs~.r.-
- n ps~~cn. ~ ha~. sasir r.c~s~,a
q sasfisaos sse a<zalsla cl 10 .ae.rsD-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

NfSf's y 'hfsNf. II Lrsyton street
SavANysH. Ga. December Ia Isal.
Asssss LaPrwsS BRo~. Savannah "a
DEss Siss.---i would hke % adj nv
testimony % The almost uiraeulons -
fecf - y. = z N the case al MARI In.
gransnl. SONAR living on my place.
sae bsd constant cough. core throat
eepiiity etc, and vss emsciated % a
degree thsf she wss unable % get out ~
oed nnSidet being given up bv phys,
e'sas sne bad tskea the ruinous ~
esiea Blood Medicines without the east
neet snth being pat nnderth Y = r
stie IN ane'iialeiy hegsn a. imprnvs snd
- nos y a. xossi health a. ever IN her
we - can refer o. ne ~ auy time "a
b. he esecss - 3 P. v. il ne foregoing
case
Yours tr.,lr sAMr-rI r.urnrr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
Original Prices.

No one will attempt to du-
plicate them here. Each item
has been weighed according
TO the present necessities of
the people. We cannot tell
the whole story. There's a
perfect epidemic of bargains
all over the vast area of mcr-
chandise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
CsFvssnth-raor, So

We reepectfuiiy in~ite TIE la.l3~. -
ersrd Rspisis - inspect cur mswuo.h
d'spisy - EArysantknusans Sata-.lsv
Oef lsth- AZ brn~s's Sol ss.r..
lear ohedeat servzrts
lkz ozssD Rsrxr~ 49, q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27

toa ~ experiments 18th rrppara.
sn,ss IN oesvd - and untricd. bur get 4
reiisf'is. hoeest medicine Ike Hoosis
~sfss psrHiA ~hich = p>..uaar ~ -
cNFauve merit too 3oees 90. aoi.ar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
LINENS. LINENS.

At today's import cost some
oil them. almost every Linen
need Is touched by our unex-
ampled offerings. All throngh,
the snowy fabrics prices have
been pushed down like this.
! case knotted fringe. Da-
mask Towels, with colored Dor
ders at 15c each.
lease knotted fringe Damask
Towels, generous size. at 21c.
100 dozen heavy Huck Towels
at PIC.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

All our white lambs wool.
all sizes, reduced from S1.5O to
81.
40 dozen ribbed merino Vests.
small and medium sizes, re-
Gently 81. now soc.
100 dozen ribbed fleeced Tn
dcrwear at 37lac.
% dozen silk Vests. low neck.
sleeveless. all colors. from zoe
to 56c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
WONDERFUL CURES
OF THE FAMOUS SPECIALIST
YOUNG AND MIDDLE
AGED.

Fsr-ou. eesfisy s-rvsa. -ssss.-.-. --.,,.
in~ frDn sAss ias'-rrssiss. 40 ..,~..-. !.
sushbooa e-sr-e,k .; abs trssa ,mrr.,-
irssssasnt - s,'sns osier diseases. inr..p.-s.,
81 i"s'runssnss h srss,lnstios ass tr-atu.~-,
I" souss other d.s.s-as ssrrsfs-y -eskn-..
s'e- essri'.s le-s s.snsaaa ssas.os-nos. s.ry.,-
nss. insaslisS - eoas-s 49,. - s.m-n.A-
AeoFa sufsne ouasrrNsrisns rnakins ths as
'sssr io-s creha~ncs m ever 80 s~-n hln.ss
esnains eassins.s ~oss ans snsi.s sbsa
'ro'.l''s- seas s-vsr o.ssss s<s.ssis-- es..s.,
srf'-psE cree ssu-ias ins,nsy "a. Cor.
ss~fs-- psrsissis norvoa-p--> ssa h-..
sis-s.-, insh4isss - essa,-s ha.ss.-. -.
7hs aiss.-s ~iss sn ~ ssu.i,-..,.,..
sisss rur~a ~ br = Cass 1saa = -.
i'ivi-s-s ssr-~t sesuas "a sssa sssss a..s.a.
NisA
6sl irnru..1lat.,>
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
CATARRH CURED.
HAVE YOU CATA9R1I

90 rsal psias ssef 10 sgsst
80 fesr syss vn'rrrt
fia'f tea 1fF eoaeh evsre nir,ss
- Fea eket - So stonsshf
49, ssssttf'ss,s- erppIiae ~ u,--..
a. - s1ck - Fosr tfrrraff
10 Ear - ri1red etlI,.l \ rfI8 fssr-ns,.s.slx
~ bh , CLAY 7t.fD. a. Forsh Di~a,s
sfeet - slsira roorls II sys8 a f&rsnI
ks,plas Asra Cali ~ sri.s. fra - !. a.
- ~ iAeal ksasg-uz ssaI ssslS sssr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
We Have
Set the Pace.

Have you found n merchant
brave enough 10 follow our un.
precedented offerings! You are
invited to come and visit a store
that neither reflects the present
condition OF the country or its
empty stores At times during
the past two weeks the ca.
Pacity Of our sales people were
unequal TO the demands. and
some who desired to buy could
net readily be served. We've
met that issue and IL won't
happen again. It's the policy
OF close margins and large sales
that distinguishes our store
from the idle ones It's the
never ending resources. the
standard qualities that makes
our house a paradise 10 all the
people. From Americas great
metropolis our New York buyer
surveys the worlds commercial
horizon. and like an eagle after
its prey. swoops down upon the
victims OF hard times whenever
it will benefit US aud You.
Like a storm OF sparkling rain.
drops comes another food OF |
superb bargains this week.
As long as these times exist we
shall continue to quote these
marvellous figures, though in
many instances a material loss
Is sustained by Us.
Respectfully.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Insfs y ssSgrach .-sl~t5na slnA
kssstnr ~stef Tod - gsa
tsasss hsfnre ar,d afse- sn.iua
tossstftf faiss n ss<-naea
&c - Fcsan1 fsesz,is essro1
lftss~7 sslt catreS
Nevveus afzF@fsaa ss<~s
- ssornaes srost.b~s rered ~ D. e Ca
os1d. e'-.se - Nsrtk sss,ssan ssres, al
saA<ss FVolllk 4, 3 AZ e1anS katilis. 4lsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
HERE'S ANOTHER.
All best Prints for this week
only DC per yard.
RIBBONS RIDOLEO.

Our entire line of Ribbons.
including plain. gros grain,
satin edge and satin gros grain,
at a reductions of from % to 90
per cent, the price step ranging
at ., Z, 8, IL, IL and 1Sc.
Beautiful variety of colors in
picot edge, satins, ETC., at Sc
per yard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n HlGH-CLAsSi illustrated month
"a Is magazine In the home IL no
longer luxury. IL IL q neces.
sity, and to meet the demands
created by this necessity. The Cosmo-
politan Magazine. giving yearly. AZ II
does, 1875 pages of reading by the
ablest living authors. with over l2Oo
illustrations by clever artistic. has
stepped into the breach. with a redur-
ton in its price that has startled the
literary world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
DRESS GOODS SALE.

Lot I. 35c Storm Serges and
Cameis Hair Stripes. 25c.
Lot 2 l case SOC Hopsack-
ings for soc.
Lot 3. 80 pieces all wool,
Novelty Suitings. 80. AZ. IS, SOC.
Lot 4. 5oinch Suitings at 80
TO 75c.
Lot 5. One case Mixed Suit
ings. soc.
The best line of 81, Si25
$Loo Suitings in the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-27
The
Cosmopolitan
One Year.

THE price OF The great illustrated
monthiies In the POS has hean
800 and 400 ysaf. and fhey
were 10 - ioun4 ouis "a the
more pretentaous homes. oar orer
furnishes help 10 ali families. 40
matter bow modest their meafne. ~
keep Ia t,uch vita the grseissf mlnas
81 Tie world. a. The Cosmopolitan
has ts'dai The -irongesf rar.iiar sisa
Of any existing periodical.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
UIRTETY ~ TUO THEATRES.
4 NEW COMPANY 1T HERRMANN's AND A MEN
PROGRAMME At TONY PASTORS.

\ NEW COMPANY 1T IiEHHMANN'S AND MN
PROGRAMME At TONY PASTORS.
4 variety company. under the name Of D. NJ
IIuvs Entertainers" occupied the stage OF Herr
marn's Theatre for the first time last evening l.
Mr. Hnl will give a little thought ana attention t.
the matter he can easily strengthen THIS cohPd"S'
v.hich sadly needs blitressing in some parts. Bar
the songs and the dances the winks and the KICKS
the antics and the frolics Of the Barrison sister
gave , keen qualification to those who saw and
heard them The applause was noisy ana eHphauV'
The Wcton cat circus was pleasant u S''' -
would be a hard task 10 ind handsomer cats any
where In sleekness. beauty anu grace they "'7"'
rival The, finest specimens Of their race 10 De us
covered in any country An. they did much that
WAS strange and wonderful for cats to DO Naru
and Lynch were amusing in certain passages Du'
sone of their hum0r Is too coarse to be Acceptable
Miss Grevi.le detected the hidden thoughts ol
pooplc in the house. and Initiated ACTON VIM" S"'
had not seen. Mr. Guibal who controlled th's per
f,rmauce OF hers, called 1t psychognousm' mat
dil NOT make 1t any more facile Of explanation
Several numbers OF the programme d'c ""''' ans
milht b. cut out to advantage
NOW, week vas agrccably begun at Tony f"s-
tor's last night Miss Lille lAngtree' VINO mas
r,,.ntiv come from England. helps out the merr-
mont with several songs and dances, one Oh 'nei
"A song and a dance both-about her asrlcui'u'"'
rursults In which she was assisted By a h'o"
,y.ovr-weow." This - to show that she Is actually
from Toudon Miss Nesta Victoria. English as sh'
was never pronounced IT that way But no pas
port T. needed 10y Miss langtrce. hrr No'v ,.,
costs Instantly big han full OF SMOKE ana n,
thing about her is TOO arSr for Tony r@',oI rob,s s
singer too but decidedly agreeable She mas It
pocuinr uttlc chuclng gurglc eXprrssVc OF snI
,,,,r,,. delight which is wonderfully funny ana
,recfiye Tor such a little thing. she uses IL eSpr
ciglly I'm song about on John James - i''Hs
,b"1r The narrator was kind enough TO kiss before
bn vent nome Tho variety singer who introduces
something good and new. be 1t only a gursie IL Wei
com. YIN j. FnN does number OF amusing
things with tho piano and says some things tnat
ave Tor The most part rather less AMUSING iony
pae,or himself sings Of Two Little Girls N Blue
ana " ''Thc girl VII, hroke the man VINO hi@ke
All fh.ec months 90 say anything more OF j. w
X. lly than that his nam" is sim ON th programme
i'm H. usual place. next 10 the last. Mile puclerc
.fta,s ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05
TIE rERENcZY COMPANY AGAIN.

The Ferenczy Opera Company when was eN-
tremoly popular with the German theate-soe'S
here year ago reappeared last night at the lrvins
Place Theatre. The opera chosen 10 begin the ne"
enragenent was "The Rrd-Fancier,' also Known
locally as THE Tyrolcan." 1t served To MI OUT IN,
greater part OF the time that the company sl,eh,
here last season. and IL was welcomed afun M
night by an audience that crowded the nous
The career Of this opera In New-lork shows nov
ruch difference there Is between doing tnhle
right and doing II wrong. This company ana Il
molestly but did 1t right. and II was u success,
another I'D II much more pretentlOusly nut dr
IL wrong. and IL notable failure; Inc IN
diyidual singers were welcomed as well as IN
opera and the company rs n whole. arr SCnul,
sang the title part and Miss Lucie Nerder mat OF
Christcl other especially admired SINGERS Wer'
Miss Charlotte Fischer Miss -athide otto i-eo
pod Deutsch and Max Mont. The opera WIN D'
continued for the rest Of the week For Decem
Der Is "Paglacci' Is Announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

his artistic skill. was to Antwerpans OF the
s,xties and seventies almost as great nero
az Sir Peter Paul Rubens was to their ances-
tors The street in which he lived has been re-
named after him. and II is at the Hotel Legs which
contains one of the finest frescoes of modern times
that the pictures OF the dead painter VIII be sold
.oee,her with his marvellous collection OF pictures
by Pierre Breughel end other Flemish masters, and
g large accumulation OF priceless objets dart ana
medieval furniture. The first lot consists OF
banouetting hall fresco Of Antwerp in the sixteenth
century 10 the elaboration OF which he devoted sew
oral years. NJ. Pelle of Brussels. undertakes to
transfer the whole to a background OF canvas on
nayment Of $500 francs. Buyers are expected from
America as well as from all European capitals.
ADJOINING THE ROYAL EXCHANGE
The Royal Exchange. which last week was sup
rI,ed with electric light, will gradually. as the
nubc spirit of its members or of citizens shows
,,self be further adorned by the addition of fres-
Goes in various panels Of its walls. Sir Frederick
Leighton. with characteristic generosity, has prom
,sed one and Deputy Snowden, late chairman Of
,be Gresham Committee has given II. w. Macbeth,
/, y A. a commission for another. and 1t Is eX-
cted in the course Of time that the exchange will
nave representations of the art and skill of some
of the greatest painters Of the day. The city com
nanes are likely to be among the donors to this
Interesting scheme EDMUND YATES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-05

already demonstrated in "Cavaleria Rusticana
will probably be emphasized. -, Compared wilt
Nine Melba Mime Eames e VIII 81 spiler not
In this the former last night discovered herself
be the finest exempar heard on the local stag
since Nine. sembrich made her american , usou
even in favor OF Nine. Patti Nine Melba !
ingly fresh and exquisitey beautiful and he
tone production is more natural and more spoh
taneous than that OF the marvellous woman WI,
throughout the world. Nine. Melba, Is no
possible failure. All that she wants lies in he
with all that can possibly be asked or II, ana sn
moves with greatest ease in the regions when ar
most carefully avoided by most t,a ,ne hIhbes
to-day To throw out those scintIl,anht DuDoes
sound which used to be looked upon IT,,
the highest achievement in snSng ,on5 seen ~
presslon with har. Concerning the reasonaDlenes
of such a method OF expression We are not COZ
cerned now. II Is enough that Mme. Meipa com
nearer to providing 1t with justification than an!
body who essays the task on the cohteinporaheol
stage unless II be Nine. Sembrch. Aduel 10
this she has most admirable muslcai Instincts an
these we have been taught 10 admire more ina
ever even while have been learning To glV
the reverence due to the dramatic elements IN u
modern Uric drama 1t was small wonder Una
the audience last night mot numerous an az
dience as might have been expected under the en-
cumstances. but evidently one able to appreciat'
tokens of approba ton as 10 convince her tnat sn'
was permanently established In the good WIN OF
our public II was a superb greeting, superpy a..
served. As for the performance. It's eminent merit
were 50 distinctly summed up In the singing o
Nine Nelba that nothing further need be sald
IL save to mention the names Of the other par
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Wignag G;dgarIo,. Nine Media will sing again to-
morrow evening IN Hamlet.