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TWeadledaa and TWsadledum,

Everything that David B. Hill does
and everything that he says in the
senate proves that he Is utterly UNI
worthy of the confidence AID respect
of democrats.
Els speech on the Wilson bill yes
terday won the applause of the repub
licans and the contempt of his own
party associates.
As contribution to the discussion
of the merits of the tariff bill il is
utterly worthless Its only possible
value comes from the fact that il
shows more fully than ever what
tricky politician and what little
man Hill is.
1t would undoubtedly be a great
mis- fortune to the democratic party
| and the country if the tariff bill
should fail, and the only danger that
| threatens il is the attitude of Hill and
| four or five other men who sit on the
democratic side, but who are the
main reliance of the republicans in
this crisis. The cheek of Hill in
| speaking of the direful results which
would follow defeat of the Wilson
| bill, coupled with his threat to d feat
it if it be not changed to suit bis own
particular views, was truly mOnu-
mental.
We trust that the disgusting exhi-
bition which Hill made of himself
yesterday will put the other waver-
| ing democrats in the senate to think
ing and awaken them to sense of
their duty. OF course nothing can be
expected of Hills echo, Murphy. But
if only the two peanut politicians who
| misrepresent New York in the senate
prove false there will still be enough
democrats left in that body to save
| the country.
The above is the way the Atlanta
Journal spoke of Hill before Cleveland
wrote his famous Wilson letter.
| After which when Hill made another
speech defending the President yet
not changing his position on tho
tariff one iota the Journal said of him
through its Washington correspon-
| dent:
Washington, ID. c.,
July Ex-senator Hill added a
lanrpl to his oratorical crown this
| morning. His defense of the presi-
dent was as able as it was unique and
| humorous.
From tie very first he had the
| sympathy of a tremendous audience,
| who apTls udsd his serious passages.
His defense nf the president as = tariff
reformer. who, since he first became
known, had declared for free raw
materials, was particularly able and
/ convincing.
AS he took his seat the galleries
broke out into a storm of laughter and
/ applause. Whatever was Mr.. Hills
motive, based upon his past conduct
and professions, need not be discussed
| or determined. The fact remains
that he has made one of the cleyerest,
| ablest and most patriotic speeches
ever deliverered in congress.
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Governor Northern, OF Georgia, is
indignant over the reports in the En-
glish newspapers about the brutal
treatment Of negroes in Georgia. he
has recently said 10 the Macon cor
respondent Of the Spectator: al am
thoroughly disguised with the course
Of The English papers. ] am satisfied
that they do not want to know the
truth. The Spectator, In commenting
upon Governor NOrthern,s denial.
says that ''it Is glad to get reliable con-
tradlciions Of such stories.''
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b 90 dnn .. .Aunrlss -.
In the Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit. Ma

In the Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit. Ma
ron county, FloTida-In chaucery-
MYRA DINKINS VS.. JOHN ". DINKINS.-
Bill for Divorce.
IT APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT APPEND
L ed to the bill fled in the above stated cause
that JOHN W. DINKTNS, the defendant therein
named Is a nonresident of the state of Florida,
is resident of the state of Georgia and IS over
the age of twenty-one years; IL Is therefore or
dered that said nonresident defendant be and he
is hereby required to appear TO the bill of com
plant filed in said cause on or before
Monday, the 9th day August, 4 D. 1924
otherwise the allegations of said bill will be tax
en- as confessed by said defendant
II is further ordered that this order be pub
lished once week for consecutive weeks in
the Ocaia Banner, q newspaper published in said
county and state. This July Stii 1884.
d. A. MILLER.
6jui Clerk Circuit Court Marion county
H. z. MILLER, BY GLOVER W. MILLER d. c.
Solicitor for complainant
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THE REGISTRATION BOOKS FOR DIS
Il trict No. (Ocalal viii be opened for regis
tration on tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays
OF each week from the FIRST Monday in July 1894
until the and Saturday in August, 1894 from 9
O'Clock m to IL m aud I to m. In all other
districts on Wednesdays and Saturdays of each
week from the Ist Monday IN August until the
and Saturday in Aug, 1894. from O'Clock to
y m and from to m All parties interested
will take notice and govern themselves accord
i1giy. ID NJ. BARCO,
supervisor of Registration III and fer Marion
County. Office south door ccs-t house 1851
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State OF Florida, County of Marion.
I. a Notary Public in and for said State and
county, do hereby certify that William s. Trim
Bile, James NJ Graham and Edward Holder are
personally known to me TO be the same persons
whose names are subscribed TO the foregoing in
strument appeared before me this day in person
and Severaily acknowledged that they signed
and deiivei ed the said instrument their free
and voluntary act for the uses and purposes
therein expressed. Given under my hand and
seal this, the 10th day of July, a. D., ISo4.
ALBERT WRIGHT.
7-I5-zt Notary Public State of Florida.
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China and Japan are at war and
the fact that China is ordering her
"coolles" to do battle with shows and
arrows" tells the story Of how far the
Celestial empire is behind her neigh
boring christian nations in the rich
havoc and emergencies Of war as
shown IN their merciless engines of
distraction.
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The for. st fires are still raging in
Wisconsin,. The town of Phillips,
5000 population, was recently wiped
off the map. Other towns have been
badly hurt. The loss of property
reaches into the millions
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10 I.fll1nlI1 +. eEllE.
\ AXE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A
writ Of attachment has been issued against
you. and your property has been attached 10
interested are required 70 Be aud appear al The
ofce Of the cier< Of the circuit court for Marion
county Florida. on Or before the
ffa roadd8 ~ September & n 1874
10 answer said action ENOcH W AGNEW.
ID. A. MILLER IiasnfiH
Clerk Circuit courl Marion County. pa.
" 8, ButIQcK, Plaintiff at l;un
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ExRcUToRs NOTICE.

6tREDIToRS. LECATEEs. DISTRIBUTES
" and all persons having claims or demands
agaiuss the estate of BENJAMIN l. MILAN
deceased. must present them within two years
July 9Th. 1894. d K. MILAN
j. B. BOOTH
f7lulEt Executors Altoona Fla
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LASD or0ses AZ GArxnxs.ar. AZ 5
folF tlsA. l-sl
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES ma. -f,,s
~ toliowlnk-nan1cd settler has Elr.l 49,. la
his intention 70 make 6nal pref - tsrr.|rl =
nis cain. and that sid proof viii - ni51e ~
Ocaiz. Fla.. on
Sfpfcnsfr ~. iea1
via. JAMES II. DACCHTRy, Electra. ia Al
No. 1879 for lot q So 81. t.. IS -. fauee - =.
ne names the following u-ilncsscs 30 arI.ee hls
said land viz.
A ~. Higgius. George 1fanssu. Sarsr rri-sf.
George seiiers. "a Of EicCtra.
ALEx LYNCu.
~9oi kCV,silr.
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ffsnshnt a.iseHssew~uts .suss h. paid Tor
% 4IINauct.
81 atGrgGecna ate sitlrs fakt gnc run Of the
le.rsi. nies iIIilrf uisf silpulafcd ~ contract.
tliH tEn - iIifHnal charge viii be required.
I.a Al fEasIlaE fllllcfe. f4her than calling
ittenfisai =. teN edt1Ttisl meDts aud iOcGi
4eaf "a ~ = nfs DseF linz for lrsi Insertion.
~ } r4uls Issf lire Or earb subsequent
'NItE iuf HfvRftlsinE arc due after The nrsf
,Isfrftn 81 tt4'a p-.-s.ulsi. rx epf Wien
fatFWaaf s.uff4rfi~i fisf.
- csrnmuft artlns fir pub issnfsOn shuuld
aI.ltss4sAl 81 fns f.tIlflsr
lt.r t4ul.flsf a. pertaining /. Dllssiucss. or
rrsaIl1autse. etscutt - add csslt 70 the
HaNtrnF
ftI = - flIIIr6ts sunfe1 ~ cFerJ y - uf1ce
N1gtun af,umft. CoMmm1i Ell hts fer pub
taiiI.u ab1aid - mailsd in tins % rsasch TIA
HeAtNa uaIue n 4 iStcf than "Wednesday. -
tsflf fsfIts |l'sI fslfs fnr ia uerk iut.nds Il
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NOTICE

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THIR-
IN ty days after the frst publication Of this
notice the undersigned. the wife of CHARLES
r TYDINGS. residing in Marion county. Flor
ida. viii apply to the Hon. William A Hooker,
judgeof the Sfh Judicial Circuit of Florida, for
license to manage. take charge Of and control
her property, both real and personal and to be-
come in every respect free dealer
EDITH GERTRUDE TYDIS5S.
Tuiv 9th 1864.
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\ SOJOURN Of
I" ONE SUMMER !"
ON THE
EAST COAST
WILL CONVINCE YOU THAT
FLORIDA Is NOT MERELY A
WINTER RESORT.

The time table of the jacksonville,
st. Augustine and Indian River rail-
way has been so arranged that such
connections are made at Palatka with
the Florida Southern and Jacksonville,
Tampa and Key West railways, and At
Orange City junction with the jack
sonyille, Tampa and Key $ est rail-
way, as TO enable persons residing in
the interior of the state to travel be-
tween their homes and the east coast
resorts with ease and without the an.
noyance or tedious lay-overs at the
junction points.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
To tic ryters II Marien o,.nsv.

To TIC Toters Of Marion o,tnty.
Profoundly grateful for the liberal support and
confidence of my feilow-citizens in the past. an
nounce myself a candidate fer reelection to the
office OF county tax collector. subject to the ac
ton of The democratic party in convention by
primary. In the discharge and performance
of the duties OF the office heretofore have en-
deavored to conscientiously aud faithfully serve
the state. county and tax PAYERS. and the same
rule will guide me in the future
Very respectfully,
H T. wARTMANx.
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sHERIFFss SAFE.

FINDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
u cution issued ont of and under the seal of
the Circuit court in and for Marion county. Fla
aud ROBERT CAMILLE are plaintiffs and f. C..
W. WILLIAMS is defendant, iave levied upon
and will on
Honday the 9Th dag % 4agHsi 1874,
the same being legal sales day, sell 10 the high
est and best bidder for cash, during the legal
hours of sale, ia front of the court house door in
the city of Ocala. Florida, the undivided half in
terest In and 70 the following described property
in Marion county, Florida, to-wit;
Beginning al northwest corner OF lot two fz)
of block thirty'fve ISL old survey of Ocala,
thence east 70 feet. south 90 feet, west 90 feet,
north So feet to point Of beginning. Levied upon
to satisfy said execution and costs.
6jul b. DUPRE HODGE,
W. ). BULLOCK. Sheriff Marion county.
Plaintiffs attorney.
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To the Voters Of Edi non CDnnfg
Recognizing his long residence in the county
his thorough identification with the people aud
his eminent fitness for the Office, the friends of
Hon. F. d. Poser respectfully commend him to
the voters of Marion county tor the Office of
collector of revenue subject either to noInina-
ton by primaries or convention. as may be de-
terinined by he democratic party.
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LAND oFFIcz A1,casxrsxsirN. nal
Iuiy sab $50
NOTICE IS nEREnY GIVEN THAT IuH
- following named settler has 6,rd notict a
his claim, and that said proof wili be uzaae -
fore Register and Receiver L. s. Land cIlcr q
Gainesville, H.. On
Augct 81 49,.
via: WILLIAM r. JORDAN. Of cranre springt.
fla- HID No I77ss ior the VA So aud rz'l SIS
sec IS, tp Ias.r rae
He names the following witnesses - prove ~
continuous residence upon and cuIllgalAcu q
said land. Via
James Sims Chas. = Hodges. Iohn Is E..t
chns Woods I'll q Ornnre so1ln1s pa
ALEXANDER LKt,lH.
zc5nl NeTIfIrH
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS.
CREDITORS. LEGATEEs. Distributes
" aud all persons having claims or demands
against the estate of DAVID TURNER, deceased,
must present them within two years.
MARSHALL. ]. TURNER,
CHAS W. TURNER,
Executors,
June z6:h, 1895. Spar, Fla.
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Probably you wish to build
A COTTAGE
ON THE BEACH.

The agents of the J., St. A. & /. r.
railway at st Augustine, Ormond,
Daytona and New Smyrna will gladly
furnish you, upon application, with
data relative to sites for sale, etc.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON,
6-16 General Passenger Agent.
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Saturday. The IIih Day Of 4AagHsf. Is9f,

NJ Office IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned win, on
Saturday. The nth Day Of AHgHst. Is9k
apply to the Governor OF Florida for letters pat
enf upon the proposed charter OF the Associated
Phosphate Company, which is Published below.
July Izth, Isos.
WI S TRIMBLE
Jas Nj. GRAHAM.
EDWARD HOLDER.
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WOOD. WOOD WOOD

Having moved on Ocklawaha ave
nue.. ] am prepared to furnish wood
and gasoline oil in any quantity. Or
der box in front of postoffice.
J. q. HAGooD.
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/. Dickinson.

hereby announce myself as a candidate for
treasurer Of Marion county. Florida. at the COM
ing election, subject to the democratic primaries
or convention as the case may be-
IoHN W. STEVENS.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOR
LETTERS PATENT.
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There are many desirable
COTTAGE SITES
All along the beach.

Cheap round trip tickets to st. Au-
gustine, Ormond, Daytona and New
Smyrna are on sale at all ticket Off
ces. These tickets are limited good
returning until October 81, 1894.
Rates at the hotels are very reasons
IL
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- .lauof .lua..st, L..

at 10 O'Clock a. M, to respond and furnish testi-
mony concerning said alleged abandonment.
The case will be considered this office Septen2-
Der as ISo4s ALEX LYNCH. Register.
zzjuly " ID. wAINRIGHT, Receiver.
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rrnrrrr- az - r.rrrr,

E. & w. Collars and Cuffs, latest
style, at Davidson & Van chop.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

hereby announce myself candidate for re-
election to the Office Of County Treasurer Of Ma
ron county, subject to the rules and regulations
that may be prescribed by the democratic execu-
tive committee OF said county Thanking my
feIiow-citizens for the generous confidence they
have given me in the past. i hope my private
and Official conduct have been such as to warrant
q continuance Of the same
n I T1rrzr~crs,<
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NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
FLA I,5v 10 100

GAINESVILLE rLA-s july i9. 1894.
COMPLAINT HAVING BEEN ENTERED
~ at this Office by Carolina Michael against
Charles K. Mitchai for abandoning his home
stead entry No. 1875, dated june Il, 1888, upon
the So nwE, neL swA and nwl sell section
~ township IS range Fl e, IN Marion county.
Fla. with a view to the cancellation of said en-
try, the said parties are hereby summoned to APP
pear at Ocala, Fla-. before clerk of the circuit
court on the
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Tis strange. passing strange.

10 IL II = Z
Orange Lake, July %, '94.
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Jesstd
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

June 10Th. Isga
The evening world., 1894-02-06

The last rays Of an Autumn sun were
lingering on he summit Of Mount Olym-
pus. Seated on a low bench, | was
carefully looking over the fine proper
lions of one of the newly discovered
statues, set up for public view in the
environs of the Greek capital. / had
finished ms second year at Yale and was
about to return fol- another grind,
Blessed with a parent anxious to implant
In me his own taste for the classics, /
had been sent to Athens at the close Of
'he college year, in the hope that an
acquaintance with modern Greek would
simulate a respect for It's noary ances-
"r' had acquired n certain familiarity
with c%olloquial Greek, but my personal
pas was In the direction of athletics:
az captain of the football team, the sum
OF my desires was to repeat our victories
or the previous year.
tns painted statue. with cesti bound to
The evening world., 1894-02-06
IN BROOKLYN PLAYHOUSES.
"Erminie" Revived by Francis Will
q ct che A%mphiOn.

An enthusiastic audience greeted Fran
els Wilson and his merry company in
"Erminie" at the Amphion last night.
The opera was staged with new scenery,
The new music of the piece was catchy
and was appreciated by the audience.
Mr.. Wilson as Cadeaux was. of course,
the star of the piece, n came in for
most of the applause The cast included
John McWade, Edward Temple, Bessie
Cleveland, Lulu Chaser, Jennie Wealth
ersby and Christie Mcdonald.
PARK THEATRE.
Edward S. Willard began his second
week at Col. Sims Park Theatre last
night. He presented The .M~iddleman,'
one Of his best plays. As the old potter
Mr.. Willard did excellent work. Miss
Marie Burroughs gave capable support.
THE M~iddleman' will be repeated TO-
night and at to-morrow's matinee "A
Fools Paradise will be given Wednes,
day night, n Thursday wealth" a
new play.
Mckee Rankin's new play, THE Bax.
, ters," was given us initial performance
in Brooklyn at the Bijou Theatre last
night. Charles Cowles filled the princi.
pal role and gave a clever interpreta-
ton of Yankee character. The sup
porting company could be greatly i'm
proved.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
lyon Yonson'' was presented again a,
the Grand Opera-House last night. Gus
The evening world., 1894-02-06

horde OF thieves. I mad 1t clear to
him at last that nur satisfaction was
derived from being robbed by those of
our own political faith, when the other
fellows robbed us they were rascals.
We reached New York by the latter
part If September. and l at once had
Polycrates entered as a special student.
| had posted him upor how to cut lee
lures, and knew | could get him through
his first term,
The football team began practice as
soon as the Fall term commenced. and
Poly was an interested spectator. He
did not at first see all the beauties Of
the game, and thought We could scrap
lust as well without the ball as with It;
why We aid not kick tire bah also puzzled
him, until | explained that It was more
to the point To disable the man. When
the play Rrany became clear TO him, |
gave him some practice one afternoon,
and his 10y Was complete. | coached him
carefully. and. ~ Thanksgiving Day, l
was satisfied that Harvard was ours.
The great day came at last, and with
it a crowd which filled the ground TO
overlooking. When We appeared a yell
of delight went up from the blu side,
but changed at once into a roar OF rage:
Look at him! Look! he's smokinG!"
| turned and saw Polycrates pulling
calmly on a big cigar and smiling cheer
fully at the crowd. | made him throw 1t
away. and the roar subsidized into a muir
muir when the play began.
His Instructions were to go ahead
three PAGES, and when jumped on to
fou and STAY there until told him 10
get up, lie did this most religiously,
and the half closed with a score OF
twelve to nothing against U.s. BY fol-
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at Miners Bowery Theatre yesterday.
The organization is a splendid one, and
mere Is the cream of variety In 1t. The
company appears In conjunction with
the champion middle-weight of Australia,
and Tom Tracy. of the same country,
are the opponents of pugilism.
PROCTOR'S THEATRE.
The long list of attractions at Proctor's
Theatre Yesterday included Letta and
Jennie st. clair and Fannie Miaco, Nc
Mahon and King, Mile. Theo, Vernon
and Hawthorne. Collins and Henshaw,
May Y. Lawrence, Kauffee and Hin,
Senorita Feno Mazart, Mazeppa. Mile.
Anthony. Charles Haydn. Marie di
Rohan.. Edward Clarence, Elsie .Adair and
Press Eldridge.
UNION SQUARE.
Stephen and solomon's comic opera
Virginia" was sung at the Union Square
cellent company. Special features OF the
programme We're the cornet playing of
Alice Raymond and the baritone singing
of Julia Mackey. Among the vaudevil-
Bryant, lie Roy and clayton. Jules KEEL
Ter. Nidella and Kari. the Darrell twin
brothers and the Racket brothers.
TONY PASTORS.
Miss Helene Mora, the baritone de-
scriptive vocalist, appeared at Tony Pas
~ . iaEN htEil dlu pl'dS'' d
large audience. ThG other artists were
Tony Pastor. James n Lucy Allison,
Johnny and Emma Ray, Bartlett and
e% sIaE Ho on a f revoiyin 4n globe @;'S Mason nsa s and
Lord. Joe Hardman, Kelly and Ashby.
Walsh and Mullelly, and William and
Ida Morelli.
ROSTER & BIAL'S.
.Unthan, an 'armless wonder made
his first ,p%pearance in America at Kos
fer q Rial'o rpnrp,t Hall Inst piyht Tho
work he did with his feet was certainly
marvellous, and he is undoubtedly a
Suriosity; Jigg; the clown, also made his
included Bessie Bellwool. Aicide Capt.
tame Msrlo and Durham, Lizzie DAILY.
the. MacGarts, the two Macks, Jessica
and the Zanettc troupe.
EDEN MUSEE.
Lola Yberri's dance of the roses"
fair. and it is aided considerably by the
pretty costume that the dancer dons-
rose-colored silk, with dewdrops in the
the rage to-day. ard the Eden Musee
direction. The ROYAL Gypsy Band gave
the usual corvefte.
IMPERIAL MUSIC HALL.
The entertainment at the Imperial
Music Hall last night was furnished by
clever little dancer; Mcintyre and Rice,
Pickert and Mayor. John and Harry
Dillon, the two Judges. Hector and Lor-
raine, Monroe and Mack, Howard. Ten
ney, Russell and Talbert, Crimmins and
Gore, Ed Packer, the Schrade Brothers,
n Lille Landon, the golden moth"
HUBER'S MUSEUM.
Enoch. the man-fsh, direct from the
Royal AQUARIUM, London" was the prin-
cipal attraction at Huber's Museum yes
terday. He did a number of startling
feats under water. and will become a
great drawing card at this house. Vir-
ginia Knapp, 1.-The psychic wonder the
Japanese dancing girls. the Kansas
giant, Daisy Hull and two vaudeville
companies were also seen at this house.
DORIS'S MUSEUM.
The mania for dances of all descrip-
tions has not been unheeded by Mana
ger Doris. The patrons of his Eighth
Avenue Museum yesterday saw the Ro-
val Court Hawaiian Hula-Hula dancers,
said to be from the Court Of Her
Majesty Queen Liliuokalani." They did
a number of the National dances. In
Theatre No. l Mr.. Doris's company pre-
scented a drama, and In Theatre No. Z
was a vaudeville performance.
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ITo... -,
comedy, filled his old role and re.
neweu the MT he made on, several
ported by Sadie onnol Miss Victory
Bateman, j. {. HUFFMAN, Charles Mitchell
ana others. The Lumberman's. Quartet
sang very sweetly, and the 'log-jam'
scene at the conclusion OF the second act
evoked applause.
CoII-Np,A a.
..r,o p,.. .., 49, 49, o.,
week Of it's stay at the Columbia Theatre
before a large audience, The scenery,
ballets and numerous speciaities were
all heartily encored. Next Monday night
Lillian Russell and her newly acquired
husband will begin a weeks engagement