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Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
OLE MAKES A GOOD CITIZEN

The Scandinavian Readily AdaPts Him
 self to American Institutions.
 There is no nation in Europe that is more adverse to violence and has less sympathy with Utopian aspirations than the people of Norway and Sweden, says
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
THE REPUBLICANS CIRCULATION.

THE DAILY REPUBLICAN has a circulation that every day exec, ds that of all the other dailies in Phe tix combined. This is a guar anteed statement for the information of ad- veruEers.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.

No bills against THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN Co, or it's employees will he paid by the com. pany unless they were contracted upon the written authority of the management
 T. J. WoLFLEY, Manager.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
Desert Land, Final PrOof-NOtice
 for Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, 1IaD.DN uaa Ian HE n.un

Notice is hereby given that Thompson Halle of Gila Bend MHricopa County, Arizona, has Tp 1 $, R W, before the Register and Receiver at Tucson Land 0tlce, Tucson, Ariz., on Tues day, the 2Sth day of February, 1893.
 He names the following witnesses 10 prove the complete irrigation and reclamation Of said land: l.. Branch lyman, T. T. Bostick, A. c. Slescir and Charles Finch, all of Gila Bend Arizona HERBERT BROWN,
 Register.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

TIE REPUBLICAN is fully prepared to do all kinds of plain and fancy ioO printing in all the latest sty les. Complete book bin iery and ruling machinery in connection with the job depart ment Work perfectly aud promptly done.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21

THE PATRIOTS these days are numer- Ous, and there will be many Demo crats with aching hearts after March 4th.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
AGeNCIES.
TRAVELLING AGENT.

A. s. Mills is the only authorized travelling representative of THE REPUBLICAN, and is em- powered Co sonCit business for the pap CT and to
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21

THE TELEGRAPH reports that Blaine is improving. The good old man may yet recover and knock the Democrats out in 1893
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
Tobacco Users Smile Sometimes

Tobacco Users Smile Sometimes when told that tobacco burts them; their wives never do, because shattered nerves weak eyes, chronic catarrh and lost manhood, tells the story. If your husband uses to oracco. you want him to quit, post yourself about No.to bac the wonderful, hA rmless, guaranteed tobacco. h tbit cure, Oy sending for our little book titled Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Lie Away" mailed free Drug stores. genera fly sell No. to- bac THE STERLING REMEDY co, Indiana Mineral Springs Indiana
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
BY MAIL;

All communications relating to news or edi- torial matter should be addressed 10 Editor Republican,
 All r,mittsnces and business letters should be addre.sed to IHE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN COM PANY, phCeuiX, Ariz.
 THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN co.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
Notice for Publication. Homestead No. 9ll. LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZ.,
 Tapnarv II IAQ2

LAND UFFIIE AT IUV0VNl hKIb.l [
 January li, 1893. Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of hi intention 10 make final proof m support Of his claim aud that said proof will be made before the clerk Of district court al Phoenix, AHzOnG, on Feb 9, 1893, viz: Henry IT. McPhaul for the SC "a, sec. 1, tp. , E. T. 6w
 He names the following witnesses tO prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: Eugene Caruthers, Aug Douglass, W. J. Morgan and w. l.. GHrrigus, all ol Gila Bend, Arizona.
 HERBERT BROWN,
 Register. T. J. HOWELL, Attorney for Claimant.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
BY CARRIER:

The DAILY REPUBLICAN is delivered by car Tier in Phoenix, Tucson and Tempe at % cents per week, Subscribers failing to get THE REPUBLICAN regularly or promptly should notify HIS RE- PUBLICAN business office (not the caTrlerl in phone No. ~.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
Summons.

h the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Arizona, in and for the County Of MancopG.
 JosRPA GLEASON, Plaintiff,
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
'Bus and Express.
For Hot Springs and Prescott.

Stages leave Mondays and Fridays At a. m. Quickest time. Easiest stages. Best accommodations. Cheap. est rates.
 II. B. ST. CLAIRE, IRVINE Co.,,
 Proprietor. Local agents.
Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
Orange Trees.
100000 ORANGE TREES

We offer hI st-class b Idded orange trees from 3S to feet tall, straight and perfect, at prices that defy competition. All parties wishing to purchase will do well to consult our agent,
 A. w LAMM.
 We refer to the following who purchased trees last year from us Col. wm. Christy, Cashier Valley Bank; Col. 0. s. Masten, supt. NJ. X P. R. R.; Henry Crow, L. V. Bryan.
 M. E. GlLLITT,
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Arizona republican., 1893-01-21
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IIomoeopathic.

NXT LAW RENCE WOODRUFF N. D., OF
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Await All Who Have Vacations TO
Be Enjoyed.
the SOCIAL WEEK IN THE CITY
Ha. Isern Largely One az Minor Hut
Happy Events - Marriages Are
Again Becoming Quite Popular.


Notwithstanding apparent dullness in
local society circles the week has been
made pleasant in many homes by little
informal affairs. Weddings are bccoIn-
ing more numerous and more - well
known people are being announced FOR
the near future There IL no tagging in
the interest IN the many literary and so
clai clubs. notwithstanding the summer
Is So near at hand. Comparatively
speaking. scarcely nybody has visited
the fair ,ci. except on business II pri-
waite or public character AZ tie case
maybe. IL is evidently going 10 be- a
big season al the lake shore ne
sorts. The repairs and extern
sions ~ the Spring Lake house will
surprise patrons when they come
10 visit il. The Macatawa hotel is open
and The Ottawa il being gotten into
readiness. The Cutler and The Morris
II Grand Haven are opening up under
one management The new buildings AT
IIacklcy Park and Lake Harbor offer
natural beauty. quictude and educa-
iional and religious advantages. and ~
course all the great northern Michigan
resorts will hc filled this If all seasons.
To weary mortals these localities will b'
especially acceptable after the tolls 81
DOING Chicago and the fair and the
coming summer certainly offers varieties
IN entertainment Ia please every body
who can afford to select anu then enjoy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Saws thr Dctroit Free Press = April
3 Nine. Laura SchIrmcr Aaple-on
anil a compauy Z excellent artists -
cetf-l an enthusiastic RECEIPT on AT the
D.'froit opera house last night The au
tIsfrs wa more than pleased demand
iug ercores after every number ora the
fr-f part = ~ program. and only 70
f~unine frnn stuhiar manifestations u
approval during The singing ~ The opera
p. drf ben or,irr MT 90 ai-turh the action.
NJ n- Nsu'e-ru - once won the hearty
G.t.f taf Z her hzteu-rs IA the ~
fri. aiF Ii'N .u.fusal s-eur from LuDla.
-, tIsr vhirh knuii D. irIulitious
r..-aast "a. aftru yt = hp "a not a
...-..rr .naf. irflzt AZ th- subtle re-
.I.r rrrfs ~ gee sr.ecting neNirillty
- ..lce hr sauey n execution and
.reu arrrerl Hfntu f1r the many musical
tran...s q p. I,nE were fully realized
D. f4e rr sBo possesses not only
rYr pathetic c1ice under perfect cult
vata.n lut su Impressive stag presence.
More Msp.e-,n femind- fbe listeners
f..fn - t,.r-trr than auy othersin gPr. "a
fHf quality = her vrire - mere ths same
s.. ALSO r-r STYLE o. tbe mad ss-ene
n. 'he rr- 1rrrs . her art were apps-
.ft rl -ae .etars.i sn enthusiast. c
.f. tlet Sas given With 20
stage 5000 KS sr.f fa Hr~fgrfn. an8 ws=
re Eer'u" AMI gujcyabsa.
Nations Niig Irstu vas pleasing Ma
sr...ifs ar tral.suf v.ire tslrz NeIi
suHaa ~ tIc r..e although bier MT
u.a vlFt.Iaas compartment ut.tes
hrf fa e.saY Heer a. frum -t"
.. nrsffE pathetic hr~aur. as
ttp.tt. -rrrsi .er IT, rEe i@rei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Wedding IteIl..

Last Tuesday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Levitt II No. 20 Paris avenue gave in
marriage their eldest daughter. Minnie.
L. |. Frankford. a young lawyer on West
Bridge street. The impressive Hebrew
ceremony was performed al 3.iJ in
Temple Emanuel. the Rabbi Felix Jes-
sclson officiating. The temple had been
deliberately decorated with palms. trail
ing vines and fragrant flowers Al the
altar was a green arch of smilax from
which was pendent three large links
composed 81 pink. white and yellow roses.
The ushers. Jacob Barth. Jr.. and
Ruby Tyruler. led the bridal procession.
followed by Miss Sadie H. Levitt. sister
81 the bride and maid IL honor. and
Morris III. Frankford. the brother ofs:the
groom. IA best man. Next followed Miss
Helen Houseman and Max Levitt. the
brother IL the bride. Following were
Miss Sadie Littleiicld and Samuel Bass.
Israel Frankford 81 New York city. and
Mrs. Jacob Barth, Mrs. Levitt and the
groom. the bride upon the arm If her
father. Two yiolins and a piano sounded
Mendelssohns wedding march. and the
party left the temple to the time %. "a
Norwegian wedding step
The bride was dressed in rich ben.
galine silk ~ ccru. "A long tulle veil.
over which was bound aipve her fore
head "A crown III white bridal ROSES and
i'm her hand she carried the same flowers.
ia, maid 81 honor was robed IN "a
drapery Of light chocolate and wore and
carried pink roses. Miss llouseman
WIS gownci in trained Mic green silk,
cui deculeite Miss i.,tloiiclds dress
was of hight blue ELK crelon. cut low.
l. 9TH bridesmaids carried bouquets ~
unk roses Mrs. Levitt Was attircd in
silk aud satin gown trimmed with
lacr.
Immediately after the ceremony the
wedding party repaired g. the Levitt
home. where a dinner was served IL {,
family party - thirty. In the evening,
from = IL II o'clock. "A reception was
given 60 more than 2Oo guests. who al
inirci the floral decorations and partook
III the refreshments
The guests from ont ~ town were /
AMI t., NJ i'rankford -. New York city.
Mr. and Mrs Man Salkman and snu
from Flagstaff. Arzona; Sigmund Ty
rolcr from ~ Louis. and Miss Belle
i!anscn from ,'recn,ille. Miss Hansen
wore lavender silk. cn trainc and deco
lctie
The presents were many and costly
Mr.. and Mrs Levitt gave them a com
plctcly furnished home on Turner street
and other relatives and friends gifts Of
silver. china. and exquisite bric a hrac
aud furnishings. Dr Louis Barth. uncle
- the bride. presented tive twenty-dol
lar gold pieces IN an allopathic pill box
with the following prescription:
No loo DIR. Barth.
Mustard Drafts
For itching 81 the palm apply h. the
palm - the hand until relieved. Pre-
scrirtinn can hc rctlied al any time hy
calling 81 my Office.
compliments q Ella and Loui,
Barih
Mr.. and Mrs frankfort loft fnr Chi
cage on the late train where they vii
slsIi fur ten dave after which they vii
begin housekeeping IN their ucy home
where they will welcome their friends
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

The entertainment given by the Schu-
bert club on Thursday ard Friday even
ings attracted socicty 10 The Powers .
The musical numbers rendered 10y the
club were enjoyed. and the sword drill
Icy sixteen sweet faced and sweet man
rered young women was enthusiastically
received The skill and grace displayed
reflected much credit upon Hiss Walker.
who commanded like young Joan -
Are The prison scene from Il. Trova
tore enacted by Mrs Minnie ". Mich
OILS was one ~ the most enjoyable Tea
lures ~ the evening Mrs. Nichols, who
has been the leader ~ the congrc,a
tional church choir for some time. sur
pri-ed her many friends by the strength
and richness - her voice and tho dra
matte talent shown IN the difficult role.
The entertainment nettei In" Schubert
club and All Souls church about sJoc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
W. II. Crane--Thc Powers.

In this age 10 great SUCCESSES. both
financial and artistic. The Senator Is
probably the most pronounced and en-
phatic For thirty nine consecutive
weeks il was performed at the Star
theater. New York. To "A succession 81 the
largest audiences ever assembled in "A
theater To enable the reader Ia judge
80 the tremendous financial success ut
tending this venture. II II stated that
Comedian Cranes profits have netted
him over $4,000 since he first per
formed this play. Apart from its finan
cial success. '.1h. Senator" is the great
cst triumph ~ the American playwright
ever recorded. IL IL the work If two
native authors. the late David ID. Lloyd
and Sydney Roscnfeld. IL founded on an
American story 81 the war ~ ISL. and
appeals strongly 81 the interests Of play
goers. not simply because ~ the excel
lence a. a play. but because 81 liza pa
trlotic associations. Ii exhibits IN a
most elective manner some al the faults
~ The prcsentsyst-mof committee work.
especially where private claims are in
VOWED. and several congressman who
have seen the play have been 80 thor
oughly impressed 10y the lesson il teaches
that they have determined Ia GO 10 work
and SECURE reform. While The Sen
ator" has been doing all this II has
proved verltable mine In Mr.. Cfane
and It's authors. Ii will be seen IN The
Powers TUESDAY. Nav -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
PLAYS OF THE WEEK
Powers to Be Dark to the Re0u-
lar Theatres.
MURPHY TO BE At the GRAND
smith O0rs~ . Vaudeville Program.
Last Weeks Summary Notes AMI
SqSits or the General stage.

Lew Dockssaeier's Ministries cl,scd the
week in The Powers. The company
presents negro mins;rclsy as IL rcignod
twenty years ago Much 81 the latter
day sph'n,lor II minstrel productions IL
conceived for Spectacular effect. The
glitter ~ gorgeous stage adornments and
the Ell zen of rich and brilliant Goa
tuning have taken the place
Il artistic excellence. Dnckstadcr
has returned 10 the legitimate.
The first par, Is staged a. "a nnicker.
booker reception. The costumes are
pretty. The program is u long one. the
chief merit q which il thr absence ~
old and familiar songs With one ex
cep,ion the ballads are all new perhaps
not $50 ,unefui "a the old standhys. but
deal more refreshing. Tho tenor solos
10y Harry Leighton and John III. Davis
were eNquisitcly sung. The base section
IL the chorus is not exceptional.
but the blending in concert was
even and pleasing. As whole
the singing Was not as artistic
Us might have been expected. still II
vas pasSably good. The comedians are
clever. The hits and gags had a ripe
ness that stamped them as unmisiaka
bly, new and original. George Pow rs, j. G.
Harrington ard Lew Docsstader are the
premiers. la his so- called ''Silhouttes
81 prominent Americans" Dockstader
cleyerly caricatured President Clcve-
land. his local hits being particularly
bright and fetching BY far the most
amusing feature II the show IL "I.ibcr-
ats concert" in which Dockstader APP
pears az the famous cornetist. The olio
contains nothing Of extraordinary viz
tue. II IL IA commonplace collection 81
commonplace novelties unrelieved even
by Dockstadcrs monolo..ue. Notwith-
standing these blase features the show
approaches more nearly 10 the genuine
minstrel show 81 the past than anything
offered this season.
The other attraction in The Powers
was the Schubert club and ladies sword
drill. extended noticeo IL which was made
Friday morning.
In The Grand The Vendetta" was
presented To moderately fair business
We're the leading role in the hands 81 So
polished an actor as MIR. Ogden the play
would be much more strongly presented.
Mr.. Cowper il a fairly good actor. but he
has not sufficient power To present the
long hines of his part with the fire and
enthusiasm il exacts.
Manager Smith offered one Of tho best
specially bills IL the season. His bust
hess was dcservcdly large all week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Musical and Operate.

G0uns-I - az remarkable man FOR
his years - ~ Verdi. When he CON
poses hc lik.a 10 49, inspiration by Wis
ting tho provincial cathe,lrRls - Franc.
and me,!ita,ing aud writing in their
solemn gothic rscesses His new
orcra IN the subject - Charlotte Cor
LAY. the misguided young woman who
as.sa==iua'cd Mura'. may perhaps dupll
cato his "Fausi succcss ~ a generation
AZ.
Ih.. rumnr recently sent broadcast
TIA, a daughter - Jerry Simpson had
adopted the uperatIc stag" a. pro
fs--lon Is fs.se The Miss Chcrilah +.
Slmpsrn who has been meeting with
such unusual succcss in leading soprano
roles with tia Robin Hood Opera com
pany. Na% up 20 q Few months ago. one
- the leading srci~iY misses - Nilvau
sc. and u a native - that city.
The question whether the Iiire'to or
the music IL the most important IN opera
rss Ten slccials-i hy an Eugish court
the nudge declaring that anybody car
sr,te lhreito bat that genius - r.
quifei to COMPOSE the music In grand
opera the opinion y mo- doubt sound.
tut pith AZ American comic oTera -
'Nf v
IalffHN-N = AL ~ nav" h'".''
tt~t'' ln N.n'fi'a ~ thV1'lF 'H'
piano All hair a. nluch more ~ tiz late
.'.t... - -, sr.t.t r,,,l., b..
,fssys = sse~@rs hizfinct kuoa .c,lar
rftas lut'cte,i aiic - ireaJ
t.,....,..,,t., -. o.l.t.,,,..t ter.
- :. ......, 49,, t,..,t
t..t - .. ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Anton s-iils opefatie Company. In
Hartmsnis ball on FRIDAY evening. May
d xill pTeseGs a program embracing
the tso~t Interesting excerpts and SCENES
frsa Wagnsrs uss.t Interesting works.
aalons them Il annhauscr. "IoAengrin.
~Sl-gfri-d idyl. The -Melsiersigncrs.
t,OlierdammcFuas. aud ~DieW Alknre.
~iil probably attract the largest audi
cncc that has ever attended Q musical
entertainment Of ifs caliber In this city.
Wagner Is undoubtedly the greatest
composer II modern times. and % music
lovers his works are Instructive aud are
Appreciated by thos- Who has. no att
slytical know lcdge as well. The Neis
teTsleUer quintet on the program l. from
the talrd act n that opera The score
a.s Completed In l~5. and after s,Sty
rra-arssls the OPERA was successfully
produced az the Munich Grand opcI "a
he 2lst q June. issss. The enthusiasm
was extraordinary. The "Melstcrsigner
IL " agnes only comic opera. Each ~
Wsuers operas 10 80 novel IN subject
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Tho officers aud members = tho Ia
ic. Literary union sho will attend tho
federation - Nomen . clubs newt weck
ip Chiragn are completing their final
arrangements They eai not All - at
rnce Nufne vlll ga by loai sni others
tA train. a. suii- thor convenience.
Among thoso who vlli 20 arr tie prcs
idert. Mrs T. T. Rowland vice rrcSi
bent Nfs VI T. lii.seN corresponding
,rcretsfy. Mrs ~ : Thompson. nnsi
,ieleea'c. Mn- /. ~ Wthes Nss-iauo-
l,ffains imHen. , " l.a-enihni ,
apiFnn Smth y " tarn5l NJ
Clark & n Judd Miss sud t.ila Mor
rie'tn.
II Is expected that many more mlse
80 ilty all all - eni"ftHineal a. iie
Ehieag3 university ,larmiisrien
tsisi--rale pfrIafaitons ave icing 'nh'le
iss the celebration n So teonp Hf~t
iadlaaf phirh sili ustuf Ma q,
Asssns othrr .iiriias ta-iisfi l'fa=is ~ B..
o. NJ 1tr4f firnrie Jane tu4 Mr.
hAtatt- i.u4ef-'.a iifts t.e-tieaf q
TIE federation Z eaH.sn- Globe ha-
isffFu4ue inasru Ill entertain titts ed
- asfu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Equal Sunragr.

On "Wednesday afternoon an unusually
large gathering - the Political Equality
club net - the home a the president
seven ucv memicrs joiue'l the society
Tho accounts were haiau -'d and a
promising ouiinok Was shown I'll, ~
canes - e~Ispdiuc secretary waf
dlcd - the eIrC 1n - Nrs dsN }.
Ethsm. aud that = recording SECRETARY
l., Miss Dawn tunt.r.
after the business wRe DISPATCHED
the president apcord 'hs program ty
reading letter ffum Mr. De fhe ~
siair president ~ the ttua' SuFrag'
association ln Michigan Nbr wfrf.
that the vnrd "ulair ei,s about - 10
stricken fr.in iho cousuui.a r = ihe
tmffe state Mr. rrh'eoH theu
read To u,s MORTAL al ire-a =
francs Enllia Stafrd whirh
w. prrr. ut.ai ~ To Nemros hre
auv- in Sasiuav iast sfEna Nrs
Mas D. Edlaau save ea 80 t.aus - tff
ifo cod satk a ifarts = NHaf1
Nt>- ms t4atil gaFe fafef Is co.
inR Slssks No a. Naf.aFei rs .-
.ae affifiei a here Weatt iia's
Gir.t aas ara NJ ia4ra fftiaae
rta.l A lsrut he i'.Hte. 90 iaahi
The fts. tafs.ar-e e fhe Hssf fif- -
3d. s3-f i nr f.It.sne es,el ia siat
ta a. Mo 4aat 81 frre hiaf-f :
iaa=f -irte fte thse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

Sherisian's great play. The Rivals. "
will he prcsea,e,. at tho high school on
Monday evening next. May IA. by pa
pils IL that school. The east 81 charsc,
t.rs IL as follows: SIR Anfhony Ahso-
lutte. Walter brown. Captain Absolute.
Stuart knappen. Falkland. Fritz
HYDE: Bob Acres. Michael kingler; Sir
iaicius O"rrigg-r. Louis Hodges: fag,
Charles Waliin. David. James Van der
Ncen. Thomas. Henry ilcald; Mrr. Nal.
aprop. Louisa Van der Vecn, LYDIA Ian
guish. Nav W,man. Julia. Louise Ne
Lar-n, Lucy. Mary Smith.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

the Wash Dress Goods
counters furnish interesting
study. / he Hig bland
ScotchGinghams from over
the sea. the Anderson Oinv-
hams, ditto. are there. No
tICc the beautiful Swivel
Silks. 4 combination of silk
and linen, woven 80 cum
nlngly. IN tints 80 dainty
that YOU must admire the
craftsmanship that dis
played such ingenuity.
hey are inexpensive; in
deed. the whole Bingham
world is on call from : cents
per yard up. The rcvolu-
ton of seasons brings the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14

p4irons during the past week. viii eoa =
unue their engagement Minnie Rob,
ertson. Mab~l Ward. Fred jerks ssd
Harry Watson. ell give elever perform
Anaes The program viii terminate With
q comedy. entitled 'Checknsted." With
characters by the entire company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-14
Frank Murphy--Thc Grand.

FRANK Murphy ana ms coinfan! oi
comedians will appear in the Grand
Opcra house all this week IN his new
musical comedy. y Striking Eesem-
hianc,." The piece IL a farce comedy.
whose only purpose ia to MAKE fun. IL
- full % ludicruuz situations and anus
ing complications and besides IL permits
tho introduction ~ sIsciaties - all
kinds Mr. Murphy's organization in
cludrz several comedians no are we'll
known IN Grand Rapids. and Others who
are equally capable. Mr. Murphy playa
Badly .iirannacan the Mistaken senator.
IN which he mas made az upmis,asahl"
reputation Billy Wcmt the original
IRISH servant girl. plays the oppo~lt"
part - VI Murphy Maurice DownIc.
th~ Herman comedian. handles the diih
cu.t rart - iifx Gp glehimer tc Ter
f,,ti.u Mise Carri" l.stora. the well
known snprauo singer. plays The part -
Mr- ~iubis Pretty and Clever Minnie
Church. who will h" remembered hrrc
- Tie s5uhrctte and dancer - tho -
h~e Patrol COMPANY has neat pat -
CIa.tstfa Georgie tBmminZs tho
graceful and charming Aiuhreti". has
tnr opportunity 20 show bier wonderful
'aient The balances - the ctsttnclu.irH
.sstf.r Goodman. Lowe S@id.chrck NT
thuf Nav aui NJ 40 t.vdHan " -, 49,
',5 az capabilities are csnccfn'd. the
r go ,sFt -esn here fef = iuug tame.
Gae Deu,t Junfrai 4 iue.sisf asys
lusrs Nurpny anda oImist tntcompsps
appeared ~ Whitney ppeFA h,'iae Iast
rs .us pleasing exit VI hurpb) al.
f.sf. Dol s1 anzinsi AMI sgsu-irg mper
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