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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29

George ". Mayo. Auctioneer.

CUT MANTEL MIRROR LARGE "a, T
ELECTRIC MOTOR AND FAN, MAS
SAGE MACHINE, SURGICAL CHAIR,
&C. AT AUCTION.
will sell. at the residence Of DR.. Isaiah
II. White. No. ll5 east Franklin street,
AT 1890 A. NJ.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2. 1885,
1 Large French-Plate Gilt-Framed Man
tel Mirror.
l Embossed Plush Parlor Suit, in carved
ebony and gilt frames.
Fancy Parlor Chairs, Rockers, and Ia
bles.
Very Large and Handsome Turkish Par
iOr Rugs. Art Squares, VI wet ana
English Brussels. Hall and Stair Car
pets. Smyrna Rugs, Mating, &c.
Walnut Marble-Top Cabinet SideDoard.
Fine Walnut Pedestal Extension Table
and handsome Walnut Dinner Chairs.
1 Set of Carlsbad Dinner China, After
Dinner COffces. Tea Set, Crockery, &c.
Oak Chamber Suits Single oak Bed
steads Wardrobes. excellent Double
and Single Hair Mattresses. Fea Their
BOlsters and Pillows, nice Bed-Springs,
Enamolled and Brass Bedstead, hand
some Gas Globes, Toilet Sets, &c.
perfect order.
1 Patent Electric Fam can be used with
any electric fixtures.
l Mechanical Massage Machine and l Sur
gical Chair.
! Small Combination-Iock Iron Safe.
Kitchen Furniture, and a variety OF mis-
cellaneous articles.
GEORGE W. MAYO.
se29-su&wS2t Auctioneer.
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BY T. NJ Workman x Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Tenth and Bank streets.
II RUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO NICE
i LOTS ON CHELSEA HILL.

By virtue OF a deed of trust from Cliff
ford w. Coleman 10 the undersigned,
dated 18th October, 1892. and duly record
ed in Henrico County Court clerks Of
flee, default having been made in the pay
ment OF sum OF money therein secured,
and being required so 10 do. ] Will sell at
public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 1895
at . O'Clock L. NJ, 'all that CERTAIN
LOT OF LAND lying and being in the
county Of Henrco. Va, in Bowling Green,
bounded as follows. to-wit: Beginning at
a point on a new street 80 feet wide
called Chelsea street. Ill feet east of the
northeast corner of Seventeenth and
Chelsea streets. running thence along the
north line of Chelsea street and fronting
thereon 40 feet, thence back at right
angles and between parallel lines 81 feet
and o inches to Hill street. being lots
numbered IL and Is Of the plat recorded
with a deed dated February -. 1891. from
Clemens TO Josephine MEG. Walton. and
recorded I'm Deed Book Vol. b. page 30i.
of the clerks Office OF the County Court
of Henrico."
TERMS: Cash as 10 the expenses of
this sale and enough to pay a note OF
SOL. and interest from oath October. 1894
balance on long time.
SAMUEL VI. PULLIAM. Trustee.
Sale by Il. NJ. WORKMAN q CO.,
se2S-td
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

THE MUTUAL ICE-DEIINERf COM
PANY. having purchased the belly
FRY EQUIPMENT OF the Crystai Ice
Campanv. the Richmond Ice Company,
The transparent Ice-Works, ana Mrs.
lane King. respectfully announce 10 the
customers of those companies and 10 the
citizens of Richmond and its vicinity that
on and after OCTOBER ], lso the ice
formerly furnished by those companies
will be delivered by the Mutual lee-De-
livery Company. IL Will be our puiIpose
TO please, as far as possible al our
patrons. 4. o,,.o svstan,atfc
and nrompt service by polite drivers,
Kennabec-River or Manufactured Ice vas
NAV be preferrei), at uniform rates anu
at reasonable prices.
Prices same as at present-viz.: ga
100 pounds and upwards. .toc. per ~
Under 100 pounds ..........-.. ...oc. pei i''
i.Oo pounds and upwards tpes . ,oo
day)........... $500. .....-"'~- -
All bills due individual companies 70
Ssnt.mber 30th. inclusive, will be PAID 20
them direct. ,-o
PRISONERS having complaints 10 make
viii nlease make them TO office promptly,
10 the secretary. Office. No. ll03 east
Main street. Phone No. 100.
THE MUTUAL. ICF,-DELlVERY COM
plNY A. ID. LANDERflN,
Presiuent.
q. ID. WINGBIksI1D<
Secretary and Treasurer. seq
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will sell at my auction-rooms at 1890


will sell at my auction-rooms at 1880
A. NJ.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 80, 1895;
I SIde-Bar Top-Buggy, almost new.
1 Landaulette Carriage i'm good condition,
suitable for livery or family use.
] 4-Seat Family Carriage and / Delivery
Wagon.
Handsome Silk-Plush Parlor Suit, in
carved cherry frames.
! Pompadour Parlor Suit. IN silk broca-
telle.
Bronze Mantel Figures and Marble.
Cathedral-Gong Mantel-Clock, with
Bronze Ornament.
Walnut Hall Stands. Hall Chairs. Cherry
and Oak Parlor Tables, Oak Card
Table, Vases. Lace and other Cur
tains. Portieres. Rockers and Chairs,
Pictures, &c.
Very Ornamental Beveled Plate-Glass
Mantel Mirror. In gold-gilt frame. and
Tall Plate-Glass Pier Mirror and Stand.
i'm gold-gilt frame.
Fine Combination Antique Oak Desk and
Bookcase.
Handsome oak and Walnut Pedestal FIX
tension Tables. and Leather-Seated
Oak Dining Chairs.
Leather Library Chairs and Leather
Lounge Walnut Bookcases. Secreta-
ries. and Bullets.
Administer. Brussels and other Carpets.
Rugs. and Mating.
Very Handsome Walnut Wardrobe, fne
plate-glass mirrors In doors.
Oak and Walnut Chamber suits.
Walnut and o-her Wardrobes, Bureaus.
Washstands. Tables. Rockers, Chairs.
Bedsteads. Bed-Sprngs, Mattresses,
&C. and nice assortment OF House
GEORGE w. MAYO.
se2e-lt Auct.oneer.
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BY virtue of deed of trust. dated Feb
ruary ], 1893 TO the undersigned trustee,
OF record I'm the Clerks Office OF the Rich
mond Chancery Court. Deed Book l4o A..
page 9S, default having been made IN the
payment Of the note therein secured,
and being required by the beneficiary so
10 do, / will sell by public auction, on
the premises, on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1895,
at Z o'clock +. NJ, the property described
in said deed as follows All that certain
LOT OF LAND, with the brick dwelling
No. II cast Clay street. In the city or
Richmond. Va. bounded as follows: Be
ginning at a point distant one hundred
and nine OO9 feet nine 90 inches from
the southwest intersection OF First and
Clay streets, thence westwardly along
the southern line Of Clay street, fronting
thereon twenty-six (26) feet six 90 inches
and extending back sOuthwardly between
parallel lines one hundred and forty
eight G4O feet TO an alley sixteen dG)
feet wide.
TERMS: Cash sufficient 10 pay the cost
of executing this trust, any delinquent
taxes that may be due, and a note of
$3.50, with interest thereon from Feb
ruary /, 1894; balance, IL any, viii be
announced at sale.
JACKSON BRANDT Trustee.
JACKSON BRANDT & CO,
se20-5t Auctioneers.
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BY r. b. Chaflin & Co.. incorporated,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
II RUsTEEs AUCTION SALE.

BY virtue of a deed of trust from Will
liam III. Valentine, recorded In clerks Of
flee OF Henrico County Court. in Deed
Book 1876 Il. page 312. default hayirg been
made in the payment of certain notes
therein secured, 1 Will sell by public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER o. 1895.
al p. NJ. that certain LOT In that part
of Henrico county, Va, known as River
View. fronting 0D feet at the northwest
corner OF Nevada avenue and Meadow
street. with a depth Of 1l5 feet TO an
alley.
TERMS: Cash as to expense OF sale and
TO pay $780, with interest from August
l.. 1891. and credit as to fifty-five monthly
notes of 81 each. with interest from Au-
gust r. 1891. and one note for SO. 20.
due in III months from September Il.
1890. with interest from August II. 1891.
and balance on terms TO be announced
at sale. X. y: CHAFFlN. Trustee.
II. b. CHAFFIN & CO., incorporated.
Auctioneers. se2S-td
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III your ROOMS PAPERED at lowest
prices with new fall papers. lust received.
Drop me a postal at once to w. S.
HEWITT. 1875 south Cherry street, late
with the firm Of Hewitt Bros. se29-lts
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BY Jackson Brandt & Co,
Real Estate and Loar Brokers.
No. 1903 Main street.

~ RUsTEE's SALE OF no. If EAST
i CLAY STREET CONTAINING S
ROOMS. WITH ALL MODERN M
PRONIcMENTS. BEING \ TWO-STOR1.
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

n OIIIE 10 IIIE FIbIlIt.
THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING DIS
POSED Of their ICE DELIVERY EQUIP
NIF,NT. and transferred same 10 the MU-
TITAL ICE-DELIVEKY COMPANY, viii
not. after MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 3oth
deliver any ice on their own account, eN'
cent 10 the Mutual Icc-Dclivery Company
CITIZENS who have favored us with their
patronage I'm the past are earnestly re-
oueeted TO continue same with the Mutual
Company. .. ..o,,
RICHMOND ICE COMPANY,
TRANSPARENT ICE-WORKS,
MRS. JANE KING.
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AUCTION SALES Monday.
- >~~~r~<.. ~ ~ ~~~0~~~N~N~
BY A. l.. Adamson and A.. Royal q CO..
Eca. Estate Auctioneers,
Manchester. Va.

RUsThE's SALE OF TIE MOST
\ VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
CITY of MANCHESTER. IN ChEs-
TERRIFIED COUNTY. VA.
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George w. Mayo. Auctioneer,
% and "a north Ninth street.

BUGGY. CARRIAGES. WAGON. FINE
ID PARLcR SUITS. PIER AND NAN
TEL. MIRRORS. CARPETS, FURNl-
TURE. sc, AT AUCTION.
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LIBRARY COUPON

LIBRARY COUPON
1 Reveries OF a Bachelor.
9. Lays of Ancient Rome.
g. Tillyloss Scandal.
4 The House of the Seven Gables.
5. Crawford.
G. The Coming Race.
Z. Dream Life.
8. Frarkenstein.
Q. Book OF Golden Deeds.
TO- Moses from an Old Manse.
II. The Scarlet Letter.
u. Essays of Ella.
10. Vicar OF Wakefield.
"A. Twice-Told Tales.
IA. Paul and Virginia.
ls story OF an African Farm.
II LAYS Of the Scottish Cavaliers.
IS. Lucille.
10. Dreams.
a. Black Beauty.
q. One of the Profession.
q. Sartor Resartus.
e. The Idyls OF the King.
"a The Pleasures Of Life.
d. The Lady OF the Lake.
%. Mornings in Florence.
q. Rab and His Erie Ids.
2s. Winters Poem3.
% The Greatest Thing In the World.
70. 1.alla Rookh.
81. Longfellow's Poems.
80. In Memoriam.
90. The Princess.
81. Rasselas.
Is. Poetical Selection
"a. Past and Present.
n Thoughts from th- Emperor Marcus
Aurehus Antonius.
q Heroes and Hero Worship.
"a Tales from Shakespeare.
40. Tales from Shakespeare second
yolumel.
Al Sesame and Lilies.
40 Queen o. the Air.
40 The PREM iun Cook Book.
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a. Essays
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S Ethics or the DusI
62. Poems.
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81. Vanity Fair.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
BY George +. Crawford & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneers,
1905 Bank street.

100 Bdnk street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FIFTEEN
l LOTS OK AND NEAR OAKWOOD
AVENUE AND NEAR THE CORPO-
RATE LIMITS or THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. MAP SHOWING SAID LOTS
CAN BE SEEN At THE OFFICE OF
THE AUCTlONEERS.
BY virtue OF n deed of trust executed
to me by y. Briel Jr. trustee for Mary
T.. Briel bearing date January u. 1891.
and recorded in the clerks office of Hem
rico County Court. and being requested
by the note-holder. / Will SELL at public
auction, on the premises.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3. 1895.
at o'clock +. NJ. the above-descrbed
PROPERTY.
TERMS: Cash as 10 the cost Of sale
and TO pay on six notes-four for S21
each. with interest from July %. 1892;
January u, 1898; July y. 1873. and Janu-
AIRY ~, 1894, respectively; one note for
S58 *. with interest from April 81. 1891.
and one note for 500. with interest from
january "a. 1894; balance upon such terms
as may be announced at the sale;
G. A. CRAWFORD.
sco7-6t Trustee.
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C. n. PAGE.

WE WISH TO EMPLOY RELIABLE
w and honest persons 20 work for US
at their homes; some are making Si5 TO
500 per month: why can't your Write
us to-day and we viii teach you how TO
build up a permanent, paying business,
no hooks or peddiing. Address HER
MANN & SEYMOUR, 2i3 south sixth
street Philadelphia. Pa.
se2S-sa, su&we.t
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE

n oTIch
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing
the penitentiary with SUPPLIES Tor the
next three months will be received until
~ o'clock NJ. TUESDAY, October j. 1898.
Blanks can be had by applying 70
B. w. LYNN.
se2o-lt Superintendent
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AUCTION Sales.--future Day.

BY request Of the owner. ! will sell the
aforementioned beautiful ACREAGE.
fronting 2ll feet, more or less, on the
pike, and running back 1913 feet. moro or
less, 10 the road In rear,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER |, 1895.
ut Il. NJ. sharp. The improvements
consist OF comfortable frame dwelling,
with rooms; also good store-house.
stable. and other necessary outhouses.
Well OF fno water.
This location IL unsurpassed for villa
site. the land being high and dry. with
attractive views and surroundings. I'm
provements are growing rapidly In this
scctiOn and cnhanccments ia value ma,
be looked for IN the near future.
TERMS: Most attractive and announced
al sale. CHARLES A. ROSE.
se29-2t Auctioneer.
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BY virtue OF deed OF trust executor
by H. +. ana 4. j. Morrissett ana their
wives dated September a. 1885, and Gully
recorded in the County Court clerk OF
nee OF said county, Ia Deed Book Vol
~. pa e AIS. and heing required 80 10
do BY The benchciaries ! VIII sell al pup
lie AUCTION, on the premises, on
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JOHN II. INGRAM.
se1o-1Ot Substituted Trustee.
selo-1Oi

Immediately after the above sale we
will sell a; auction, 25 feet by 203 deep, on
Hull street. between Cowardin avenue
and Nineteenth street. and TWO LOTS
on Bainbridge street. 1874 feet each by
.sis feet deep, I'm rear OF the % feet named
above.
TERMS: At sale.
AUGUSTINE ROYALL & CO.
sc2S-2t Auctioncers.
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AUCTION Sales.--future Day.
COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
Iron MINING Property
CITY LOTS.


BY virtue of the decree and pursuans
TO The orders of the Superior Court %
CASTOR county at the September TERM
1888, OF said court, the undersigned re-
ceivers and commissioners appointed py
said court, WILL on the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-29
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
EIGHT DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING;
ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF DANCE
STREET.
NEAR RESERVOIR STREET.

~ virtue OF the provisions OF n GER
tain deed to the undersigned trustees. we
will sell. at public auction. on the prem
iscs, on
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 3d. 1925
at 43o O'Clock L. NJ. the ABOVE PRO
PEnTY. consisting Of EIGHT WELL
BUILT TWO-STORY BRICK DWELL
INGS. These houses. located as they are
IN "A growing section of the city. Will
make most desirable homes They contain
about eight rooms each, and have all
city conVenicnccs. Neat granolithic pave
ments have recently been put on this
street. which adds greatly TO the desira-
bli.y of lnis property. Parties attending
this sale will probably have opportunities
10 buy homes at exceptionally low figures
and upon unusually easy terms.
W. l.. FLEMING.
HILL MONTAGUE,
Trustees.
Denoon. Upper * Co.. Auctioneers.
se29-lt
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BY DenOon. Upper a. Co,
Real Estate Agents and AuctiOneers,
S2l Main street.
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DA1RY OUTFIT FOR SALE Az
~ AUCTION.


FOR SALE.
~N~~c~-c~~---~---~-~~0-0 N0>('-',' y
/ WILL SELL AT MY WAREHOUSE.
IL and II south Eighth street. on
account of closing out sale
Fire-ProOf Office Safes;
4 Fire and Burglar-Proof safes;
4 sets of Vault Doors
l large 7-ton Fire and Burglar-Froof SAFE.
suitable for pawnbroker or JeWeiler;
% Buffalo Scales, all kinds
100 Lag Screws,
II Ship Augers;
] Blacksmith chill;
q li-nch Iron Blocks;
4 Mining Buckets;
At one-half actual cost. ....
sc2J-1t II. i. SMITH.
& QUARE PIANOS-PARTIES HAVING
- same they wish to dispose OF cheap.
address Mr.. WAGNER. No. 5"i west
Main street. city. se-'-lt
NOR SALE-A HIGH-GRADb 81
u CYCLE good as new; cheap lor CASH
Can 400 east Broad. se-'-i'
REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE.
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receried in the County Court clerks OF
nee OF said county, Ia Deed Book Vol
~. ia AIS. and heing required 80 70
do by .hc bencfciaries. | viii sell al pup
lie auction, on the premises, on
MONDAY. the Goth day of Sept. 1895.
beg.nn'ns at % 9S Si},s, = L. r1. al,
NESS STAND. where the late irm
OF Morrissctt x Bro. carried on the
sroccry business. rms is justly consid-
cred one OF the finest business ttanes
anywhere in this section Of the county.
THIS largo twO-story brick tin-roof Duilu-
Ing is situated on the triangular iot form
ca by the conjunction of the Manchester
ana Failing Creek turniiAo a mo , nun
plkc l72 feet and on Hun street l9S ST.
feet. and 10 feet wide In the rear rms
elegant business house rs wei punt OF
the best material. WIN an tne noueIH
improvements, Is large and well arranged
with large hail and lodge-rooms on
the second story. In the rear OF thS
building is a large yard. with stables ana
stalls 10 accommodate the public, coal
bins. storage for wood. &c. This is
concedcS 10y all 90 be tho inost place
for business IN this section. ana ihere-
fore should attract special attention.
TERMS: One-third cash. balance upon
a credit OF six and twelve months, notes,
q per cent. interest added. secured by
a deed Of trust on the property
The above described piece on property
will be sold az the risk and cost o! George
III. clifford. who has failed 10 comply with
The sale made to him August -. 1893.
Immediately after the above sale VIII
sell at public auction, on the promises,
The TWO STORY BRICK STORE at the
southeast corner of Hull and Ciopton
streets in Buck iiill Addition. fronting
on said Hull street q feet and running
back i57 feet to l6-foot alley. Said store
is now occupied as a drugstore By "Ea-
toms Pharmacy and yielding 4 good
rental. This is a splendid business stand
and should attract the attention OF Dus'-
ness men and investors.
TERMS: AS above.
JOHN H. INGRAM.
se1o-fOt Substituted Trustee.
Immediately after the above sale we
will sell az auction - feet by 2O3 deep, on
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RIAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE.
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MUSIC.

AIR. N. BowDITcH Clap WILL Will.
N! RESUME INSTRUCTION IN THE
STUDY OF THE PIANOFoFfE ~ Al
fNc oC.TOBER lST. Communications
NAV be addressed to 0Dl east Grace
street. se-"-t'~'e~-
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-10
waterburx,s Sore Need.

Waterbury is a live and growing city, but one thing is yet needful. The Sat- urday Contributor says in his column in the Waterbury American:
 'There is one wrong that the city in- flicts on the blue-coated guardians of the peace" said a friend to The Con- trf'butor yesterday, and that is failure to provide the police department with a patrol wagon. It's all right for an officer to arrest a drunken, person. but when the officer has to make an ambulance of himself it is a blow at his dignity Our officers are expected to keep their uniforms in neat and clean condition, and also carry some drunken brute any part of a mile. To do these two things is impossible. It is no easy task to carry to the police station all the loads" that can be picked up on the streets of the city. The officer has to sort them out and bring to court the worst"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-10
1,olI,s Hvonderland Thenter.

It is like painting the lily to say that another great company has been en- gagged to appear at the Wonderland this week, so synonymous has Mir Polls name become with the best there is in vaudeville. This company has proba- bly, not been surpassed i'm general ex- cellence by any that has appeared at the house this season. Miss Huh and MT Clifford, who head it, are in class by themselves as entertainers. Miss Huh has quaint way of singing south ern plantation melodies, which reminds onla for all the world of an old darkey nanny, and MT. Clifford is the best type of an English chappie that the American stage has produced Lydia Dreams, too, is a star attraction in the weird exhibition of polyphonism that has been the sensation of New York city during some months while the artist was the rage at Tony Pastors theater With these great artists are others, in cluding Magee and Langley, William A. Mason and Shorty Healy, the Quig- ley brothers, Miss Nellie Seymour, John T. Tierney, and Brice and Rogers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-10
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Grand Onern Hnnae.

The Thomas Opera company, which opens a weeks engagement tonight at the Grand opera house, is musical al- bum. If its melodies were bound in handsome book form, with Russia leath- CT covers and gilt-edged leaves, more appropriate present could not be given by devoted lover to the idol of his heart. In the absence of such an al- bum the wisest course for the devoted lover to pursue is to take that idol of his heart to the performance this even irIg, Her heart will thrill with joy as she listens to the grandest music that has been sung on the Grand opera house stage this season. The opera to be giv- en this and tomorrow evenings will be R. Stahls Said Pasha." It will also be repeated at the matinee Wednesday. The summer popular prices Vill be charged to hear this fine musical organ ization-mat tinlees 10 cents and 20 cents; in the evening reserved seats 30 cents and 30 cents. Nothing is left undone at the Grand opera house to keep the in- terior cool and good pure fresh air is continually passing through the house, which adds much to the comfort of those attending the performances. An ex- change says: Ethel Vincent the lead ing soprano, has a voice of wonderful power, She has complete control of her notes in every register of her voice; she is conscientious in her work and makes a. lasting friend of her audience the mo- ment she sings. Miss Emma Gardini is also a soprano of strong and pleasing voice; there is great dead to her, both musically as well as physically. l. W. Gurville is a tenor of the robust order; his favorite note is B flat and he reach es it to perfectionI; his tones are as clear as Christmas bell on frosty morn. He Is a great lover of sacred music, and the tenor who loves the songs of Solomon cannot help but sing the notes of an opera, even though 1t be comic opera. with an expression that
 learly demonstrates they come from the heart. That Is the way he sang last might and that Is the way he will sing tonight James A. Donnelly is first class comedian, original in action and a singer of considerable merit. He eur- nished the audience with great amount of fun last night. The chorus are young arid pretty and their cos tunes gorgeous.