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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-04-27

Those who never read Tia. advnr.
tisements in their newspapers miss
more than they presume. Jona' han
kenisop, Of Bolan, Worth Co. iowa.
who had been troubled with rh-,Iina.
tism in his back, arms and shoulders
read Al item in his paper about how
a prominent German citizen nf Fl.
Madison had been cured. He pro
cured the saiD. medicine, and to use
his own words: 1T cured mo right
up" He also says: a n.ighuur
and bis wife were both sick IL bed
with rheumatism. Their boy was
over To my house aud SAID they were
50 bad he had To do the cooking. |
told him 81 Chamberlain. Pain
Balm and how il had cured me-. he
got bottle aud il cured them up in
week. 80 cent bottles for sale 10y
all dealers. Benson. Smith " Co..
Agents for the Hawaiian islands.
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DEHNGTr AT THE BAR.
Ho Stands His Trial on the Dca dly
Weapon Charge.

James Brnuctt alias Bus'n Bon ap.
pearrd IN the District Court 10 an
Sw"r 10 two charges, on" If opium
IN possession aud anO, her ~ assault
with deadly weapon on lieutenant
lioli. '. \. Ashford, counsel for the
defense, stated he was not ready to
proceed With the first charge, but
would meet the hitter with "uOt
guilty. Senior Captain Andrews
objected To the second charge TAX.
ing procedure" Of ia" principal
charge, holding tina, tho facts in tho
first ease would materially affect the
second. The objection was over.
ruled and the prosecuting witness
was placed on the stand. Tho wit
Ness stated the facts ~ related in
the BULLETIN ~ Tuesday, viz. that
the d"Irnirnt had lunged ut him
with n hatcher knife, but did not hit
hnUu. Ga rruss.rXaulna ion vii
uc-s stated iha. there were about
Que hundred People around whom
he arrived an the scene, and that
defendant was excited and eudcavor.
lug 10 keep back the crowd.
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Shipping Notes.

The ioremust VI the steamer Psla u be-
ing taken out with the aid Of the =. y.
CGstle's steam win, h.
Tho steuiuers lwnlani, James Makec aud
kaala are up Ia leave On Monday, the two
former for Kauai and the lnst-namcd for
LAhainn.
The Haw allan bark Andrew WEIGH, Gap
tain Drew, sailed to-day Tor tho cast With
2U,2i2 bTgs I'll sugar. valued at Sni. s!D. ~.
Tho shippers we're +. \. Schacicr \ Co, I.
II. Davies * Co and &. Brewer n co.
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MARINE MISEkP.
Three Mon Hurt by the Parting OF
u Tnwhns.

Captain Thompson Of the steamer
Kaaia which arrived to-daS report,
al accident which happened to the
bark Alden Bn,, aud three Of b, r
crew on "Wednesday morning in the
Moiokai channel. The steamer Ctau
dine lott hero on Tuesday evening
with ,he AlLen B. s." in tow.
Rough weather was experienced and
while in the channel the towlin"
broke. The mate and tw" seamen
were badly injured by the swapping
hawscr the mate having his lcg
broken. The Claudine went to Maa
lara aud landed all her passeug"rs.
Sh" returned aud picked up the
Alden h"ssr and Juwrd Der to Laha-
ina, arriving ON Thursday morning.
The injured men wer" doing welt
when the irala left Lnhainl.
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PROVISIONAL LEGISLATURE.
Regular General Session OF the Exc
cutive and Advisory Councils.

The Chinese Immigration Act was
taken up for second reading. After
the secretary was half through with
the bill, Mr.. Morgan moved that il
be read section by section. Carried.
First section read and passed.
Second section read and passed
with the substitution of the words
'at the same rate and in the same
manner as is being done by the
Postal Savings Bank" for the words
con the 3lst of December of each
year" Passed with this amendment.
Section 3 was read. Mr. Morgan
moved that il be- stricken out. He
claimed that il the laborers were
compelled to furnish their photo
graphs no laborers would come.
II was not fair to make distinctions
against Of the Chinese.
Mr.. Bolte said that this section
had been given careful consideration
by the committee, and that leading
Chinese had been spoken to ON the
subject.
Mr.. Emmeluth interrupted by say
ing that no leading Chinese had
been talked to by the committees.
Mr.. Bolte said he did not mean
the committee as a whole. but him
self aud other members separately.
The Chinese did not like the photo.
graph clause, but they were willing
il should be kept IN the bill.
Mr.. Morgan's motion was not
seconded, and the Section passed as
read.
Section 4 was read aud passed.
Section 8 was read and passed.
Section q was read aud passed.
The title of the Act was then
passed.
MIR. Emmeluth called for the ayes
and noes on the question Of passing
the whole bill.
The vote was as follows:
Minister King, aye; Minister Smith,
aye; Minister Damon, absent; Minis
ter Hatch, absent; Councillor vii.
der, aye; Councillor Waierhuuse,
aye; Councillor Bottle, aye; Coun.
cillor Allen, aye.
Councillor Emmpluth--" will
preface my vote 10y saying that | am
willing Ia vote all the time for the
passage Of good immigration Act,
but for this one, vote no"
Councillor Tenney--"l will pre-.
face my vote by saying that this is
an Act that will go far towards keep.
ing the Chinese where they belong,
aud vote aye"
Councillor Morgan AS prcfaces
seem To he in order, will say that
| believe that Japanese aud Chinese
should be treated alike, aud no
favors shown the Japanese. vote
no."
ID. b. Smith while | am in favor
nf Chinese laborcrs for agricultural
purposes, | do not favor bringing
them IN for other purposes, vote
no"
Councillor Brown. aye; Councillor
Suhr, aye; Councillor Mott. ave;
Councillor Mendonca, aye; Council.
lor Ena, aye.--Ayes, II. Noes, B.
Mr.. Brown Withdrew bis vote, aud
changed it TO no, leaving II ayes
aud noes.
Mr.. Ena moved to Reconsider
Carried
Mr.. Emmcluth said that with the
domestic servants clause stricken
out he would vot, for the bill.
Mr. ID. B. Smith said he would
vote for the bill under he same cir.
cumstanccs.
The bill was then deferred until
next meeting.
Mr.. Bolte asked for leave Of absence
till June l6. Granted.
The Councils then adjourned.
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I. o. .. +. ANNIVERSARY.
Pleasant Celebration by the Local
Lodges.

I,st n;ybt ,b,. 18th Anniversary of
the Indenand.nt CrJcr nr obi TsI
lows was observed with Iit,r,ry aver
cises and n dance nv the m.mbers Of
U,ymon, AMI Exc,,is;nr MICS ,,I
the DanyLters Of R.bskah7 The
,eIebration was bel, in Harmon
hall ON K ing str,.t, which was furd
with members and their near friend.
Decorations we're tasteful and uro.
fuse Following WAS tb. urn.ram
of exercises:
Opening Remark and Ann.ycrsary
0peninS uds' "''' N'T", TO- ~
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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.


Looks like plenty of rain.
Chas. Wall is going away by the
bark Albert.
American Legion of Honor meets
this evening.
Don't miss your passage to merry
England this evening.
"Pcck's Bad Boy" Tomorrow after
noon at the Opera House.
The new athletic club will meet
this evening in the Y. NJ. G. \. hall.
Inc Queen street shaving parlor
has a change of prices IN this issue.
A letter on registration statistics
was received too late for this issue.
Three passengers left on the w.
q. Hall this morning for the Vol
.cano.
Admiral Irwin called on the
Queen at Washington Place this
afternoon.
Mrs. Cans will give a lecture at
Kawaiahao Church this evening on
Merry England"
Alabama" Mitchell is making a
strong pull for seat in the consti-
tutional convention.
Drummer Jack of the =. g. band
will leave by the ). ). Australi. to-
morrow for San Francisco.
During c. .. Berger's absence
from tho Islands, II. Lose will act
for him under power OF attorney.
The z. G.. baId will play at the
Hawaiian Hotel this evening for he
benefit vt passengers leaving on the
S. s. Australia.
Bandmastcr Berger is trying to
enlist drummer Jack Kuamoo Of the
National band. in the =. @. band.
Jack wont so.
Mrs. Jas. Lyle and Mrs. Wray
Taylor will leave by the bark Albert
to morrow. tn visit their respective
relatives un the Coast.
There will he rifle match at the
KaIia range 10 morrow afternoon
between ten members from each
company Of the =. q. army.
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TRIED TO KILL A LUNA.
Convict Ryan Works Up an Evans
and Sontag Game.

Out IN the Campbell quarry he
hind Kapiolani Park, yesterday after
noon, three prisoners attempted to
kill prison luna McTague. They
We're George Ryan, the diamond
thief, Jimmy 10y, n Chinese, aud
None, q native. Naone and Ryan
each escaped prison twice, and 10y
also has a record u. a jaiibreaker.
They were all IN the chain gang.
Ry an persuaded the other two into
the job. He endravored 10 show
them how, il he could oni y get
few good boys unshackled, without
the luna interrupting them, he could
free them all in lew minutes. tie
planned the work and the three
were to jump upon McTagus. Ryan
was to do the shooting himself after
getting hold Of the luua's pistol.
They bounced upon the luna IA they
were walking past him aud threw
him down, Jimmy 10y and Naone
falling on top OF hun Ryan secured
the pistol from McTague. In the
meantime the luna had called to the
other prisoners for ass stance Lui,
a South Sea Islander, and kahana-
nui, a native, came running to his
assistance, when Ryan leyelled the
pistol at them, singing out, stand
back you SIS OF BIS, or I'll
shoot You" The luna called again
to Lui, Come aud help me." Lui
aud kahanauui both again started
to his assist ance, when Ryan a sec-
und tim" ordered them back, say
ing "Lui, you $ OF "a b, IL
YOU come near I'll shoot you" Both
continued to advance, however, aud
Ryan fired II shot al them. The
bullet whiIlcd past Kahananui's
face, The two lodged behind some
rocks out Of sight Of the pistol. The
! sound Of the shot evidently scared
Jimmy 10y and Naone and caused
them to r"laA their hold on he
luna, for h" then freed himself. He
wen, straight at Ryan, who had the
pistol lnvril"d At him, aud said,
"Hnnd ne over that revolverf
Ryan handed over the weapon, COW
+ rrng and trembling. McTague then
. ordered the men back 10 their work,
and RNan was on. Of the neekest
lambs after that in TIA" gang,
1t will be- au agreeable surprise tu
p'r-uus subject tn attacks uf bilious
culir t. learn that prompt relief
mny b" hai by taking Chamberlain
Culir, Chul"ra and Diarrhma Rem,
rdy. IT. many instances tn" attack
muy he prevented 10y taking this
rrm"dy ~ soon u, the first symp,
toms Of the disease appear ~ snd
30 cont bottles for sale by all deal
ors, Benson, Smith n Co, Agent,
for the Hawaiian Islands,
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STOLEN WHEEL RESTORED.
Queer Conduct Of q Lad Who Claimed
to Have Found It.

to Have Found It.
Three bicycles were stolen from
in front of the Y. NJ. e. A. binding
about a week ago, aud yesterday
morning one was brought Ivy a lad
named Alexander Koaii to The BrL.
LErrS office. Koalii advertised for
the owner and made a reward for
himself a condition Of restoring the
property. He said the machine had
been found in a guava grove on
Mount Tantalus by a baIf-n"gro boy
named Wood, who loaned it to him
to take spin down town.
This morning W. +. Lee. an ON
ployee in the Hawaiian Electric
Light Works, called and claimed the
bicycle, paying for the advertise.
ment as we'll rs a dollar reward.
Oscar White, the former owner Of
the bicycle, wanted to have the
finder arrested aud prosecuted.
Detective Larsen, who had been
called in by Mr.. White. refused to
arrest the boy because he had no
proof that he stole the wheel. He
also asked Lee what he left his bicv-
Gle standing round for anyway. The
matter is being investigated aud the
police have suspicion "a To who the
thief was.
The trial of Bos'n Ben was con.
cluded this afternoon. Four reliable
witnesses test fled tha, tn" knife was
taken away from Ben before the
officer arrived on the spot Ben wa.
discharged on the charge If assault,
with a weapon.
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TO I4Ec

l"Mf ROM J ja%r /. M I.;i. s's 49,, !,
yer, 10" r"n, to an ~ III, IA
proved tenant, NY liuuSr III. -
on kira II" |, one nit" from ia" o., -
rrirr There are = ruhlr 10 ~ AMI /
R"d""uu~ NI,h al IA" usual - 'uyrui. nee.
iJ,-ii khl'l. CT IpN.
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W 40 w AS IT,
Instances Of IL. l.. Steven sons Con-
versatiOnal Powers.

The following p"rsonaI note is
fr"m II Iatr American paper;
\ tourist Mho recent y saw Robert
Louis Stevenson On his return trip
from Honolulu to Samoa says his
talk vas very militant aud Amounted
n wuly suggestions. On brIng asked
one day What L." thought Was tie
matter with hun hr replied that
seemingly his .y,I"m hal u pa.siom-
Al" aylU,l! Tor raNlug cu,d,' Ga the
Honolulu Steamer there Wa, man
vino had lhr itcuilN, which i only
too cuumun, ~ unrum>ciuu-ly irrI
ratrng biz irilow PASSENGERS, or
him Stevenson ,did; II don't know
what It H. uruul DU1t mnu, but h."
ruu,r- wjrH.u y" ,,i"n, tia, would
Disgrace Il, H.
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Cargoos from Island Ports.

Stmr J A Cummins-l3D bags sugar.
schr Mary h fONter-i.0D bags sugar.
stmr kaala-2U5 bags sugar.
simr jane M.kCg-IJJJ bags sugar.
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FOR RENT

1 fr"NISnEn RI. =. ,
~ drir'' "n l'urrln'un -, -,
rect. for either inmiy r .E.'.. Is
.'ugi" rriIt riu,u. T ru, . Dc.
mu,! rte. For rrrtrlli.. npp, 60 ~
office. .ulu Il
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Married.

FINH-W RHEN-At the resi- 'cncc 81 the
bride'' parents, Wuikiki-kui, April -,
George +. Fink OF San FRANCHISE To-
Miss josephine \. Warren vi Homo
luln. NJ cards
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FOR SALE

'I'uOSE V, nv uESIR. , ~, go,
allie S,'i,h prrmi.,. = - =
NJ MriKiki hri"uvtuG :" II :. 49, IA
T.. i'mr I"r rrr'l'ilit. : = -
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liat' n II.l'r'.
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Died.

NiERNA--ln this city, April ~, 1874, in
FAINT son ii Cesar aud Emma Nl"rra.
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SMALL ColrAGE TO LET.

4 NI'Et NF!I!En. "r. -.
~ irg" rI'H 'iit''s. >
r,nm i"uru"u ,ui Ii'n, 90 "a
III uhI" l'r q .tugI" g"u'l'. .. -, 50
man y ~ ~ IT," r, n,s''s y" ""' mm'r
street lrl, U.s.
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TO LET

'I'NO NICELY FrE. -.
m.h"d Enuus 'rr o., w.
''"mtI"m"u ~ ~. ,iarivr So, rS!,
lane. s3 II ~ NSt,yN
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Chr InilS 4 NN1in.
FRIDAY. APRIL u, 1894.
M A f. I N q N E vs.
Arrivals.

Arrivals.
THURSDAY, April ~
stmr A Cuinmins from Koolnu
FRtD,Y. April -.
Hnw TX Lshi, Nelson, from Newcastle. y
sW
stmr Jame' Makee from Kauai
Stmr kaali from Lahaiua
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Vessels Leaving Tomorrow.
S : Austta'ia, 1Ioudlcttc, for san Francisco
ut ~ noon
Am bk Albert, GrifRths. for San Fran.
cisco
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Departures.

FRIDAY, April y.
Haw Tx Andrew WEIGH, Drew, for san
Francisco
Stmr W q Hail for Maui and Hawaii
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Public Concert.

The T. q. Band will render The
following program At tho Hawaiian
Hotel this evening at 1880 o'clurk;
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FOR RENT

'CiIE lE>IEABLE Piin. ~
i p"rty knnNu ~ the = -
"ra!} Premises" stu tied sy,,... q
un Nuunuu .'v-nur, ncA, a = = 49,
= Joining the r"s,dcn" Il NJ 1. h.
hop lNe HOUSE h"iuE Tive Sl"r..- r"r,-
ain, : \ l.,Ip' trir."','~, i'urlnr, ~ ART
l."un, hitrhru with SCI Eaug', ,dn.rs
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tie, % >uLir ANT frIl.t Free, l,.n ,ir, t.
rru, '.urhr r,utu. LlUlIr. 81
+ " MN,IAELA\ r..
TC' IN tuiuu t",d q" ., urHrr
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For san Francisco, per bark Andrew
WEIGH, April 2i--Jas J Dawling aud Nife,
For Maui and Hawaii, per slmr " q
Hall, April 27-Vuicano; Z Is whitney.
Scot J Anthony and vile. Way ports !:
Geo Robertson, Mrs Knwewehi. 4 n I.oe-
bernstein, Mrs W I Scott, Mr. Davies and
wife, A Perry. = VI Harrison ana 10 deck
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Passengers.
AkNINAI.N.
DEPARTURE.

From Kauai. per stmr James Mak.e,
April Nv Blaisdcll, J RapnLo and u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-Cotton steady
mlddling gulf 7 3-l6; middling uplands
Il l5-l6 Futures closed firm; September
b75 October. 675. November. 6S2: be
cember 6,ss;- January, Ggi ,Febru1aggy y
June. 10; gross receipts, 1sl bales; ex-
ports 10 Great Britain, 1850 bales; for
warded, 40 bales; sales lob bales;
splnners, GAS bales; stock. %, $50 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. 6,466 bales:
exports To Great Britain, i,3G0 bales;
stock, 1916, 1903 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts.
%, 685 bales exports TO Great Britain.
,497 bales; Continent, l02 bales
Total since September lst-Net receipts.
u GG5 bales; exports to Great Britain.
1891 bales; Continent, l02 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Sept 5.-Cotton fu-
lures steady; sales, ~, 80 bates: Septem-
Der, 63y; October 63y: November. U.4o;
nHaamLar- 654: January. G.00; February,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, Ill. Sept THE trade IN
WHedl was light. the range narrow. and
the tone barely steady to-day. Deccm-
ner wheat opened At 5G'kc.. SOLD between
gg4c ana JHsG5fl,c., closing al b. q
@'~', 4-nlic. under yesterday cash
wheat was I'm excellent demand and
steady. Prices were uuchaucad.
'oTn-Ihc FACILITY with which shorts
might De squeezed was tie reason of
anxiety Of thar contingent 20 cover up
their sales. and especially OF september
and October to-day II Is a well known
TACT mat The regular storage room Is
tettlhS very scarce, the wheat receipts
having taxed the elevator people very
seriously, and for that reason fresh or
rivals Of corn are finding mo- place in
the warehouses, thus preventing their
denYery on contract The business was
good, trading I'm this pit leading every
thing else on the floor May corn opened
rom DISC. 10 bic. sold To- -,Etc. closing
At I4'eo., "-u.tic. higher than Yesterday.
cash corn was in good demand and firm.
oats-torn communicated "a portion If
it's better feeling 70 oats which acted
in firm sympathy. business was DEVOID
OF interest or feature. prices varying but
little during the session. The close was
a shade higher than yesterday for MAY.
cash oats were In good demand and Itc.
per bushel higher than yesterday
Provisions Packers hell the price Of
product down today. Notwithstanding inc
strength of corn ana an adYnuc. lu prices
Of some grades or hogs 4f the yards.
The receipts Of the animal We're COM
paratiNeiy light. but nothing awaited
against the free Offering of provisions.
The option was firm, but t1e mar1et
values sliding down with CELEBRITY. The
close was 22lqc. lower tlan yesterday
for January pork. Zoe. lower for January
lard, and lIl4c. lower for January ribs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
A New Cure for Dinhtheria

new cure for diptheria IL to be dis
cussed at the forthcoming Congress OF
Hygiene at Buda-Pest. 1t is one which
has already excited great interest In sci
ehtinc circles in Paris and Berlin, but,
taking lesson by the premature haste with
which the Koch cure for consumption was
urust upon the public. the discoveries
In this instance have been very chary or
making the results OF their Investigations
known TO the public out Of due time.
Roughly speaking the genesis of this cure
appears 10 be this: Diphtheria was iirst
studied as zymOtc disease, and its ha-
cillus was isolated by LOfiier in Berlin,
and afterwards by Dr. Roux, Of the Pas
teur Institute. Roux found that the
symptoms Of the disease were produced by
a poison secreted by the diphtheria ba-
cillus. Professor Behring, OF Berlin, then
took up the matter, and has discovered
that blood from any animal which had
been rendered immune. would actually
cure diphtheria and extirpate the noXious
bacillus. This result Is so starting AZ 10
seem almost incredible, were II not Tor
the eminent names at the PACK or IT.
Ir. Roux. II Is said. has. made many oX-
periments with the cure In the children
Hospital In Paris, and very successful
ones. Practical results are. after all, the
best test. But we shall hear more about
the cure at the BUDAPEST Congress II
bids fair 10 be one Of the greatest dis
cOVeries Of recent years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
At THE PLAYHOTSES.
Tho Girl l. II Behind Sic and the Opera
tor are Both ia Town.

Bela7co and Fyles' Indian War drama,
The Girl / Left Behind Me-" was per-
formed before a Richmond audience at
the Richmond Theatre last evening for
the first time
Although a drama Of thrilling scenes
ana exciting moments IL does not pos
sess that super-abuudance Of aggressive
dialogue and gl!ttering steel which makes
80 many OF the dramas OF its day repul-
siVe 20 cultured audience The plot rs
strong and well knit together. 1t holds
The attention OF the listener throughout
ne evening fact fully evinced By the
large audience last evening.
Is laid around a military post
10 the Wild West. The daughter of the
commander OF the post hates the man 10
Whom she Is engaged to be married, and
loves another After many efforts of
me william tthe despised lover 10 impn-
s1te 'he Favored man and hurt his char
dtter, The curtain falls upon a complete
Confession and acknowledgment of guilt
rom the villain, and the union OF the
lNO lovers.
Euhcdn Preston was capable. There are
moments when he could exercise his his
ui9nic abilities with more effect.
MI Mri - - McFadden, Lieutenant
Iid"kesworth." who labors under a dark
v'"IId caused by his adversary. gave a
"tu Sehned conception Of the role VII
, s'1'. .,tc gave NEST perfect imperson-
educa,o, NE character. Scar Brow" an
,hn Seiena Johnson's conception Of
der. ISe,el and trouble-worn comman-
stsd,, 10 snler gave evidence OF careful
a,iIs, ~ III me role, and the work OF an
%as yyo ne Ann Of Miss VIVA ogden
"T Tbe ' ratsn, and pleasing. e'''
a. ne e., remainder Of the roles ~ the COS,
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a. ne engagement closes win q
night. "e performance to-
THE OpYKaTop
spee ee Me%e aIa brothers presented their
sHvia,aemy OF Music last night het q. the
s ssay large audience. The piot 80
oeoiy consists Of heavy villain me
, on'es upon the scene. disunites Two n I1i,
~ ~, hearts, and Is about TO gain his ends
a., 1nen ne plans are suddenly frustrated' w.,
M appearance OF the lover. who cistns
ls wtue, oyerthrows the villain and sIi
'n ~, an sweet serenity. '"'
IA, ~ ~ ptiiorfhhpce was somewhat narred
M, n,ten ~ one q the spectacular scenes
ans,tc 'saae OF this the effects were re-
S,suc ana pleasing Messrs Newell AZ
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