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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-12-24
Holiday Amnsements.

The Homo Dramatic Go. Of Logan
have scored n success with the Galley
Slave, anu are now Mt work reheaIs lng
the drama, The Green Lanes Of Eng
land, which they expect to put on the
boards next month.
The Franklin Dramatic Co, assisted
by n. IL. Gutter, Of Logan, played
Driven From Home ut Franklin on
Friday night, TO crowded house. On
Saturday evening they repeated their
success Mt Preston.
The II. &. aud Y. j.. NJ. 1. A. OF the
Filth ward gave n supper and dance
to u number Of the young men OF tue
ward Ms a token OF tneir appreciation OF
the services rendered by them In the
Rratuitous chopping and hauling OF
wood for the poor. This IL an annual
custom In the ward, and aa n result
the poor always have plenty VI fuel.
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MARsHAI.,s SALE.

DURsUAST TO AN ORDER OF SALE
i TO me directed by tho Third District
Court, OF the Territory Of Utah. ! shall expose
At public sale. al the west front door OF the
county courthouse lat the new city aud county
building, m tho city Of salt Lake, county
Of salt Lake and Territory OF Utah, on the
9iih day Of December, 1874, At 10 O'Clock a m {,
an the right title, claim aud interest OF
Elizabeth q, " ickershAm and TurnerA. Wicker.
sham OF, In, And 10 the following described
real estate situate, lying and being In NRlt
Lake CITY and County, and described as fol.
lows, tO,witi
Commencing az the northeast corner Of lot
eight (sl, block Heyenty.two IN, Plat "a"
salt Lake CITY survey, and running thence
sOutherlY one hundred and seventeen tllO
feet, thence westerly seventy ga feet
thence nOrtherly one hundred and seventeen
UlTl feet thence casterly seventy two t72) feet
TO the place Of beginning. Together with a
perpetual rlght of way over roadway on tho
south SIDE OF SAID above described property,
To be- sold az the property OF Elizabeth q, Wick.
ersham and Turner A. WickerahAm At the suit
OF Charles SteOsc ethl
Terms Of sale, cash.
NAT 81, BRIGHAM, u. s. Marshal,
BY l. l., ARCHER Deputy Marshal,
Dated December bth, 1894.
sAwIEA a PuINAA AHSTnSyt fsE PlAinIe
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Notes.

DR.. Ilid's lecture on tho Holy Land,
with incidental mention Of many Of
the principal points Of interest In
European capitals, al the NJ. T.. church
last Tuesday evening, was highly APP
preoiRted by those who heard IL.
An Ogden butcher has been pur.
chasing hogs and beef cattle for snip
ment 10 the Ogden market. One car
load Of pofkers has already been sent
and several cars OF beer cattle will
follow.
Certificates OF election for tho sue.
cotaiul candidates In Cache county
have arrived and been distributed.
The Seventh ward Sunday sohooI
honored tho birthday OF the Prophet
Joseph by the rendition Of u program
that was largely commemorative In itt
character.
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Notes.

Notwithstanding the cry OF hard
times Santa Claus appears to have So
cured an abundant fuply OF holiday
presents this season. A happy looking
lhrong crowded the business streets on
Saturday, one Of the most beautiful
days seen In lifetime nj this season
Of the year. Commemorate siorts are
being made 10 supply tue wants OF tue
poor through the holidays.
At the Tabernacle Sunday afternoon
Elder Cox, Of Lynne, Weber 90 who
recently returned from u mission TO
Australia, spoke OF his varied expert
enoes while performing his mssalon.
Elder Samuel Richards, OF Salt Lake,
also addressed tho meeting upon the
subject OF missionary labors and the
authority OF the holy Priesthood.
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LOG AN.
LOGAN. UTAH. DIES, "a. 1894,
Attended Rape.

An alleged ID. ID. H., A. N. Blanch.
ard by name, who combines fortune
telling with dental surgery, ~ now
languishing In Jail charged with
assault with intent TO commit rape on
Of little girl OF nine or ten years OF
age, the daughter OF one Of the most
reputable families In Logan. He has
been making n tour VI the city In
search Of dental work, and took i'm.
proper liberties with the little girls
person, while examining her teeth
only himself and the child being In
the room at the time. Ho tried 10 To-
duce the little one 10 90 up 10 his office
alone. Justice Smith, after hearing
the evidence, held the fellow 10 await
the action OF the grand jury, fixing the
bail bond at 500; not being able 10
obtain which, he was committed 10
iail
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MARsHAL's SALE


DuRsUANT TO An ORDER OF SALE
90 mo directed by the Thru district Court
OF tho Territory Of Utah, shall expose Al public
sale, nt the west front door OF the County Court
House lat tho new City and County Build.
ingl In tho city Of SAIL Lake, County Of salt
OF january, 1856, At 10 O'Clock M, AL tho
right utlo, claim and interest Of Henrietta
Nead0n and George 2, NoHdon, OF, in and 90
tho following described real estate situate,
lying and being IN ralt Lake city and County,
aud described na follows. tn'witi
All Of lot fourteen 40 IN block one ~
Fountain PLACE subdivision Of block twunty'
nyo tlil i've Acre l'lnt 4, liig Field survey,
SAT- Lake County, Utah Territory.
70 be- sold nH tho property VI Henrietta Yea
Nixon shulcH.
1orms Of sale, cash. -
NAT ~ BRIGHAM,
u, :. Marshal.
ny l. l., Archer, Deputy Marshall
Dated December 20, 1894,
Il. ID. H. Thompson, Attorney for PlMnua'
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NOTICE


IN tho Probate Court M and for salt lake
County, Territory VI Utah
In the matter Of the estate OF Martin AndeT.
son, deceased,
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Andcri Anderson, executor OF tho last
viii ana tvatamCnt Of Martin Anderson, de.
ceased, has rendered Tor settlement AMI hlcd
"a SAID court, ha lual account Of hih admins
uhuon of said estate and petition Tor hnnl dis
Wlluuun NJ the residue u sad estate among
the persona entitled thereto, and that Tuesday,
me hlh DAY OF January, a. ID. 1879, AZ 10
O'Clock "a. me ~ tho coutt room OF anld court,
IN the County court House, Salt Lake CITY ana
county, Othh Territory. has been dulY hp
pointed by the Judge of said courI, for the
settlement Of said account and hearing SAID
petition Tor distribution, at which time and
place any person interested In SAID estate may
appear and show cause. n any there be. why
hAld account should not DO settled and ap
Tor,
Dated December 18th. A. D. lsoL
n. v. MBLOY,
Clerk OF Probate Court.
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OGDEN.
Bold Hold.Ups.

On Saturday evening about 0'8J
Frank Whitehead, while making his
usual examination OF No. o freight
train, was suddenly confronted by Two
men who presented pistols at him nna
ordered him to hold up his hands. lie
did 90, and they relieved him OF MS
watch and revolver. The train was
lust pulling out, aud the hold-ups
Jumped aboard and rode out OF the
YARD. A telegram was seat TO CoIlnne
10 have them arrested but word was
sont back that they had been put OIL
Iust outside OF the yard nj Ogdon.
About 1890 this morning the same
Frank whitehead, w. II. Thompson,
night clerk In tn. u. +. freight office,
and NJ. Chamberlain, nignt watoh-
man, was all three held up In tue
freight office. The robbers, three In
number, entered the office and cover
ed the above named persons with theit
pistols and went through them TO the
amount OF SO cents. The police have
not made any arrests up to the present
time,
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MARsHAL's SALE.

DURsuANT TO AN ORDER or SALE
il and decree ~ foreclosure 20 me directed
bY the Third judicial District Court OF tho
Territory Of Utah, shall expose NJ public
sale AZ the west front door Of tho County
Court House IN the city of salt Lake, County
OF salt Lake and Territory u Utah, on the lnd
day u January, 1895, ut " O'Clock ~ all tho
right, title. claim and interest % Thomas Me.
fyoy, Alytra q, McEyoy, George A. Livingston,
Alyifh McEyoy, Della y MrEyoy. Pat Moe
yoy, The Driver Mercantile Company "a cor
porauoul. Edwin E Rich. doing business NJ
The Peoples Forwarding Company EDWIN d.
Rich, samuel y. walker Trustee Alvin Nc
Eyoy, George A, Lowe, Mcln q. steele, George
W. CruuUr, and n y Jones, co partners doing
business under the hrm name u steele 4 Com.
pany and John q. hodHon, ~. ~, and 90 tho
foi owing described Real Estate situate. lying
ana being In salt Lake County. aud described
"a follows, t0wti
teen az, plat "a" SAT- Lake city survey,
more particularly described aa follows, 90 viii
commencing sn iil rods south OF the north
south four til rods, thence west len (l0l rods,
thsnco north four ltl rods thence east ten (lOl
rods 90 tho place ~ beginning, Containing
forty square rods 81 ground A. plated IN plat
"a . salt Lake CITY survey. Utah Territory.
10 be- told ~ the property of Thomas
MtEv0y, Alyira e. MrEyoy and Heorge A.
Livingston, NJ the suit OF l.. Il. Sutton.
NAT NJ. brigham,
u. =. Marshal
by JOuS u. CUMMoCK,
deputy Marshal
Dated salt Lake CITY, December 10Th. is9i.
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And In accordance with law and tho order OF
the board OF directors made on the fifteenth
day ct November, 1891, 80 many shares OF each
parcel Of stock ~ may DO necessary will be-
sold nj the ofico Of the secretary, At Room n
City, Utah, on Thursday, the Third day OF
January, 1870, ut y O'Clock m, 10 pay the de.
linquent assessment together with tho costs Of
advertising and expense Of sale.
ISAAC JENNINGS, Secretary.
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suMMoNs.
In the District Court Of the Third judicial
District o. Utah Territory.
County o. salt Late

Joicph iiauonbach. plaintiff, W. Daniel
Althander, Julia Alexander, Jennie A'UNan-
Der, benltmin steinman, Isaac butler and
samuel Butler, Co partners a. HITLER nr0thcra,
Henry Mcc, william stN, u. Eiseman, iona.
than dice, d. Eisoman aud a.. Michael, co.
partners a. Hco. SIX & Company, 4. w. Nor.
uson, hdwurd Merrill. samuel Merrill and
Thomas a. Kent co'paftners a. MOI.
janroy and John u. +, woodruff
cO.paftners az y. s. Jaffroy q Company Huct.
ford suspender Company. a corporation, H. X.
Williams, A. W ClhIp 20 "a corporation Henry
Noustadter, Jacob H. Ncustadter David NCu.
ttadtUr. Isaac Oppouhcimcr and sigm0ud
fcuchtWangcr, cu.partncra A. Neustadtef
brothers, aud salt Lake Conjunction Com.
pany u corporation defendants.
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STOCKHOLDERS NETTING.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ annual meeting ot the stockholders Of
haE LAKE Rapid Transit Company, the hAAt
Bcnch street Halfway Company, and the Pop
perten flAec hnd tort Douglas Rapid Transit
Company, VIII be held nc the compAny's
onlee In "Naloua Block salt Lake CITY, Utah,
p, N, U, ". JACK,
keCretAIyt
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ESTATES.
LAND CASES.

Persons having land contracts, or
whose patents are delayed. should con.
suit Chas. w. Siayner. He has just
returned from Washington, where he
has been conducting successful
practice In the General Land Office.
Congressional work attended to. Office
MeComiek.Riehards Building. Salt Lake
City.
Correspondence solicited. Send
stamped envelope ior reply.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
Principal once. salt Lake City, Utah
Monarch Mining Company.

Principal ONCE, salt Lake City, Utah.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT At
N Amccung of the board ~ directors, held
on tho "a day OF November, lsNi, an assessment
81 three mills Per share was levied on the capt,
tal stock Of the company, payable immC-
diatulY 90 James MOnat secretary and treas
uTcr, No, q West, iirHt south - Get, SAT-
Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which sad
assessment shall remain unpaid on the ird day
Ot beccmber, lsli, shall become delinquent
and adycrused for sais and unless payment D.
made before. will be- sold nt public auction, on
JANUARY o. 1875, at O'Clock ; IN. at the af0rc.
said onIco 90 pay tho delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and oxpoua.
O. OF sale. By order Of the hoari Of directors
JAMES MOffAr
Secretary and Treasurer.
Tho timo on payment OF the above assess.
mont IL hereby extended until Jan. s. 1870
by order Of tho Hoard OF Directors
JAMIE MOffAT,
Secretary and Treasurer Monarch Mining
Company,
Dec. 3, 1884.
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THE CAREER OLA LOCOMOTIVE.
THERR ARE THREE STAGES or DESCENT
TO THE SCRAP HEAP.
tFfou 1s Nan 1,igL g,tn1

The cash value OF a locomotive aver.
ages $1,000, and there are now In use
on the railroads OF the United States
about 5000 locomotives, representing
total investment OF $4,000. 900, The
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE..



Loaction of once and Principal Place of Busl.
nosa-Cuncn Hotel, West second south
street, salt Lake CITY, Utah.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ alta meeting Of the Hoard OF Directors,
held on tho 18Th day OF November, 1904, assess.
mont No. ~, OF ak and a half per cent, or IS
cent per share, was levied on tho capital
December LIT, lHli, 10 tho secretary, AZ tho
OnIce of the company, Room ", Cullen Hotel,
West second south street, salt Lake city, Utah
Territory, Any stock upon which this assess.
mtnt may remain unpaid on tho alst day Of
December, 1894, Will be delinquent and Adyor.
uaCd for sale a. public auction, and unless
Payment "a made before, will be- sold on the
30th day Of January, isq3 TO pay the delinquent
assessment, together with cost OF advertising
and expense Of sale.
ARTHUR PARSONS
Secretary
Room o., Cullen Hotel. or once OF 4. O. 81. T.,
salt Lake CITY, Utah, November 2lat, 1884
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD
The only line running lHO
Through Past TrdnS daily
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE EOV. 20, 1894.


Train No. leaves Ogden ZOO am,
Salt Lake Sos am, arrive at Pueblo
6Is am, Colorado Springs ISL am,
Denver 1880 ann.
Train No. I leaves Ogden 6;3s pm,
Salt Lake 5:io pm, arrive At Pueblo
S AZ pm, Colorado Springs 6;5s pm,
Denver gas pm.
Connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on all trains. Take Tho
u. a n. q. and have comfortable trip
and onJoy the fneat scenery on ths con-
tinont
A. &. HUGHES, q. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, u. Y. & 4. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo,
u. Y. NEVIN5,
General Agent
nAli Lake cit6 N
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT.

Delinquent Notice Tho Grizzly Mining
Company.
Location OF Principal Pace Of business Salt
Lake CITY, Utah,
Location OF WORKS; White rho Co, Nevada
NOTICE - THERE ARE DELINQUENT
N upon tho following described stock on
account Of aaseasmcnt levied on rho 18th day
OF November. 1894 the several amounts set
opposite tho nalnos OF tue respective share.
holders as fOliOWHs
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court In and for Salt Lake
County, Territory VI Utah.
In the matter OF tho estate OF Annie w.
ClAys, deceased.
Notice VI tine aud place for the hearing OF
petition for admission 10 probate
OF Will
DuRsUANT TO An ORDER or SAID
Il court In SAID matter, notice IL hereby
gwen thatW cdnesday, the 2Gth day OF December
AID, 1874. NJ " O'Clock AIN, At tho County
Court House IN salt Lake CITY, Utah Territory,
IN tho court room tOf said court has been
appointed tho time aud place for the hearing
nt a petition Of Louis farpsworth and Fred
W. koynOldu, praying for the admission to
probate OF a certain document herewith pre-.
ientod, purportlng 20 be the last will and tosta.
mont OF Anne W. CLAWS, deceased, when and
whore an persons interested may appear and
oppose the probate OF said WILL or the grant
iug Of letters Documentary 90 said petitioners
a. prayed for In said petition.
Ia witness whereof, have horeuuto cot my
hand and AnlNod the seal OF said
lsEALl court this sixth day OF December,
II. " MELOY,
clerk OF tho Probate Court.
liy j. D.. JACK, Deputy.
FHANK HOFFMAN, Attorney.
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Manufacturer and dealer IN all kinds
Of Metallic Wood and Cloth Covered
Collins and Caskots.
FUN line OF CONN Furnishings kept
constantly on hand.
Telephone aud telegraph orders
promptly hlled.
opon Day aud n lghL
Factory aud warerooms No. 259 L. lat
South. ~ blocks cast Of Thoaior.
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RAILROADS.
STANDARD GAUGE.
f%n 91nlp. 10 Effect NoV 25tb, 1894,

Leave salt Lake
No. e-Tor Provo. bingham, ami
ali points EAst...........-. s.o5A. m.
No t-for Provo. Grand junction
aud all points East......... t0p m.
No t-Tor Provo. Manu. and
tallna.....a. ....-..s,,.s.......s. 2il0 p. m.
No. s-for Eureka .....-..- ...-- ...... baOop. m.
No. s-for ogden and wciL...-.... II o. y. IN.
NJ. i-For ogden ami tho West... liSo pm.
Arrive salt Lake.
No i-From Provo, Grand junction
and tho EAst...,,,....u.... liso y. m
No. t--From Provo. Grand Junction
and tho EAst.........,...... II igi p. IN.
No. s-ffom bingham. Provo. Manu
and salina ....................... $50 .. m.
No. 5-ifom EurekA-..... ............... ui6SA m.
No. l-from ogden and tao West 7s5A IN.
No. t-From ogden and tho West. z 80 p. m.
only line running through Pullman Palace
Double Drawing Room sleeper % Denver via
Grand junction and 10 Kansas CITY and Chioa.
IOWA colorado points. free reeliring chair
cars talt Lake to Denver, and only line run
ming Pullman sleepora SAT- Lake 70 san Fran.
CISCO. hoohangcsl sioto conneouona. safety
speed and comfort.
Ticket ONCE, is v. End South
II &. DODGE, A.E. wEDBY.
Gen. Manager. Gen. rupt
J.. IA. hLNNErr. Gen T. ar. A.
3, ~. BABCOCK. General Freight Aeu.
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City Ticket ONCE, 2Ol Main Street..
Through Pullman Palace sloepors. Latest
Improved Tourist tlccpCra. lroo Reclining
char Cars. Elegant Day Coaches,
Telephone $50.
D.E BUlHEY, Gent ACT PasiEr. Dept
A. DICKINSON. General Manager
Ill LOMAN, q. H. A A, AgcuL
?. n. n. CLARK,
OLIVER W. MINK,
H. ELLElN ANDERSON, }fleceiyora
JOHN W. DOANE.
FREDERICK H. COUDERT,
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(6T.IM UNION
q|3EfS557F;STITEITi.
Us RlcToeNpN
Tup nupnUrU nED lind
THE THROUGH CAR LINE
Effective Dec. 18th, 1894.
gfaiHt AfTfrs and Depart ~ Sdii Lats
Guy Daiiv, as FoAo'ssi

ARRIVE.
From all Eastern points. ............. . ~ ana
IRON lutte. Portland, San FRAN.
cisco, cache valley and Orden..i0 n m
from all Eastern points, PARK CITY
and Ogden. ........s..... - m
FROM san Francisco. Ogden and
intermediate points.,........,..... : ~ y n
'Trom Milford, Juab. rr5ro, sanpcte,
and .......s...,...a. 0 10 p m
lTro Al Terminus and Toocle............. NV y IA
DEFIANT
For ogden. rArk city aud all Eastern
points ss..s..s.. % am
For ogden and intermediate points, .. va AN
FOR ogden, intermediate points
Fan francisco and Cache
Valley points. ..-................... ? 40 p
For ogden. all points east Butis, Fort
land, and san Francisco, 2opm
'for EurekA Provo, sanpeto valley
Ncphi JuAb and Frisco. .... -. 7gam
iFor Toosle aud Terminus.......... Is am
Strains south Of Juab run daily except
sunday.
Daily except Sunday.
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Notice VI time aud place for the hearing Of
petition for admission 10 probate
OF will
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In the Probate Court In and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
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u =, Marshal
by JouS ~ CuMMoCK,
Deputy MarshaL
Dated salt Lake CITY December 10Th, is9L
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-12-21
ANNIE RUSSELL.

rived at the conclusion that it Is only neo-
essary to engraft tho problem of the sexes
upon the most shadowy sort of a plot to
natural inference to be drawn from seeing
these two plays by Mr.. Grundy.
"Tho New Woman" is practically Tom
Taylor's' IAN Unequal Match" thorough
ly up to-datcd and "sexifiod. " Gerald Gaze
move marrics Margery, an innocent, con-
fding country girl, far beneath him in the
social scale. All goes we'll for awhile.
Then Cazenovo and Mrs. Sylvester, who
are collaborating on work with u high
sounding title, decide that they arc in love
with each ether. CaZcnOve's wife wit
nesses ono Of their am"tory scenes from be-
hind a curtain, hears her husband declare
that sho is 'hopclcss' and Of course faints.
Captain Jack Sylvester finally learns
that his vito is TOO fond Of Cazenove. They
huvo only kept up II semblance of living
together, and now it is decided to separate.
Sylvester is all tho more willing to 90 this
because of his infatuation for Mrs. Gaze.
move, to who's, heart he lays violent siege.
She rcpulsus him, b tt no is persistent and
follows her to her Cuuntry homo, whittier
she has gone after the inevitable scpara'
ton from her husband. She advises him
to 60 back to his wife, which he evontu-
ally consents to do. Later Cazenove ap-
pears on the scene, preceded by the Omni'
present aged aunt and sportive uncle, {,
ridiculous reconciliation is effected, and
the curtain brings to close 1.-The New
Woman,' which, by tho way, derives its
name from trio of absurd women who
are yankcd in by main force to air their
fin dc seclc-isms.
As play 1.-The New Woman is the
worst thing Mr.. Grundy has ever submit
ted for the approval of americans. Not
only Is the sentiment cheap the opigram
forced and the dialogue droary in it's long
wastes, but the plot Is as embarrassing as
possible. Had the play ended without the
reconciliation of the Cazenove and Sylves
ter couples it would have been entitled to
some commentator on the score of nat
uralness, but Mr. Grundy is essentially u
sugar coater, and he was impolled to cater
to the tastes of those female theater goers
who always go to SEQ such things armed
with an extra handkerchief or two.
; Every here and there a logitimately
bright line crops out in 1.-THE New Wom-
FAM" but most of the languageis common
'plAce except where the stupid attempts at
epigram are made. There Is an effort
ut "boldncss' which is nothing moro or
less than commonplace vulgarity, and the
intention to excite discussion by this
means, ISIS apparent that 1t fails of its
purpose.
The'oast selected by Manager Palmer Is
an excellent ono. Miss Annie Russell re-
appeared after an absence Of about five
years, playing the role of the first volatile
and afterward deeply suffering Mrs. Gaze
move. Despite the long and painful ILL.,
ness which temporarily deprived the
American stage Of its best, most intelli'