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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-19
Turn About Fair Play.

Harper's Bazaar.
Mother 10 twinsl-Why are you -
naughty today, Jack?
Jack-Coz it's my turn. Tommy was
naughty Yesterday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-19
TIME sCIIEDUL IL.


IN Effect November 10. 1896.
TRAINS LEAVE SEATTLE.
For St Paul ana East, ~ .. IN
For Portland. 1870 and 10 y. m
sFor Grays Barbor and south Bend
12.2g =.
FOR olympia, TO a. m.
Fer Tacoma. 7.l0 aud a m. u 20 2.i5.
40 AMI l1 D.
TRAINS ARRIVE At SEATTLE.
From s.. Paul and East, 80 D. m
From Portland, $40 a. IN. and $50 D. m
sFrom Grays HaTbor and South Bend.
sFfom olympia, 60 p. n,
From Tacoma. 40 and II 20 a. m. 235
40 SO and $50 = ~.
sDauy except Sunday. All others daily
Trains leaving Seattle at a. ~ and
2:45 p. N. make 10 stop between Seattle
and Tacoma.
Trains leaving Tacoma az 10 20 "A. m.
and $50 =. IA. make no stops between
Tacoma and Seattle.
This card subject 10 change without no
Yor rates. routes and other information
call on or address
I. A. NRDEAU.
General Agent Seattle.
City Ticket ONCE. corner lesler avenue
and Ffont street.
Depot Ticket once. corner West and Co
A. u. CHARLTON.
Asset Gen. Pass. Axt.
no. s5s Morrison street. corner Third
Portland or.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
CLOSING PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
San Francisco. August 20. lsas.
ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Monday, August 26-p m
Most stocks were higher to-day The Granger
shares advanced on good crop reports and cover
ing Of shorts. ST. Paul and Rock Island reachins
their highest price OF the year. and the entire
group showing substantial gains London was
seller Of st. Paul. but local support Offset sucn
liquidation. While the greater part OF the buy
ing was by professionals there was some OUTSIDE
demand, and reports from commission houses
stated an Improvement in the orders for the
Granger shares. as we'll for the shares OF all
solvent and sound investment properties II IS
early yet for a renewal Of activity In the stock
market. but the time is fast approaching when
heavy interests will return TO town and when
conditions which bear upon Stock Exchange
trading will be in such a shape as to cause
material change in prices and transactions Inc
announceme It to-day OF the Erie reorganization
plan and further reduction in the rates for for
egn exchange are factors which help 10 sho"
that conditions are beginning TO change. In the
opinion OF the Reorganization Committee inc
time is propitous for launching the Erie reor-
ganlzation scheme, and the reduction in foreign
exchange rates imply lighter demand Tor re-
mittance. better supply OF commercial oiils
and indicates end OF the gold exporting move
ment. The publication OF the Erie plan had
distinct influence upon Erie stocks ana pohos.
both the common and preferred stock advancing
nearly per cent ana the secOnu consoi ieNSPNss
nearly per cent. The plan has been accepted
by all the large interests here and In Europe.
and Its provisions which are printed In ano'heF
place. such as to make the various COM
panes In the Erie system one compact organiza-
ton between New-York and Chicago. Inc gem
eral railway list showed gains. Northern racine
preferred advancing nearly per cent on inc
good showing made by the company In the year
ended June 80. The statement OF the receivers
shows a net surplus OF $257,540. against ois
deficit last year. and II proves a good answer 70
the arguments OF those who think that the
Northern Pacifics earning capacity Is 80 small
that 1t must be taken under the wing OF the
Great Northern.
The anthracite shares were neglected. and there
was no development concerning the reports last
week OF a meeting Of coal presidents. A slight
Improvement In the price OF coal Is TO be noted
The Industrial shares were weak on manpuia-
ton. American Tobacco losing over per cent,
Sugar Refining over per cent. and United states
Leather preferred per cent. The price OF re-
hned sugar lowered again to-day and bears
on the stock predict further reduction. Ten
nessee Coal and Iron developed sore activity. and
made q net gain Of ~ per cent. In the iron trade
more activity IL expected Consumers are put
ting In larger orders for material. higher range
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo Avg 2 ,S s hast last q for n9 same s e
10 New York $50 head on sale 1910 head the market
fsr choice % heavy steers and dull lower
mon green ana s0a sos sea so Arm r ood and ow
and uneven lower for common grades; extra heavy
S5er s. sosi I, s'Ia to $50 No. 81
far 50 SstS ~ 7Ss SS % fair fat cows o
s,o s9 oekers and feeders Goas s2gss go
Srs and e1port 81 51ss o 81 oass 10 choice
nm ysn' s@ r@ TfSS sSsf las" 3
head week thus far iS 500 hraa TOR sspe ha% f
ia head sale - 900 h hnd market mari
opened c'G mixed d" packers s5as
@s 10 grassy 1 ..a. Mfn s 8 s' 2Susss
q sS. IN Is "'ss soss. s Sheer ,P
~n@ thus Tar o head FOR a%e time hS las, T Ws%
had s1n,Snss n IS 7 head the make, opened
YORK 40 r lambs and steady Tor good sheep market
:Ss o!'1s a @oG cs s and SGmms Sc
Ges e s0 and w %esrus ssei @ s. and
HANDY ham o's 81 es@s2 % export sheep 50 'oasi 60
East Liberty Penn Aug Sf oes ' srad ,
TesK rEe is opening up slow and prices VIII be ii
quartz lower on al Fe 90 @od Sutches s, sods
sos" sS 7oi s. Gcas bulls and cows 81 ooss2 %
s.h COW" se and s sRr". e cars SV Sn sale demand
and the %ara a1a Medium grades s5u 10 heavy
p'e.asi So common Workers. 81 73as NJ .@usns
s. og S Gsnnns I is S,e f Prices are
~ ,h an last week both sheep ana lanlus ~
nlsls. extra S3aS3 - good s. toqS2 40 siT 81 op
:, :, .o r,nmon JOcd$l spring lambs. s.I>t "' wal
81 49,, Nv. sGlG 20 heavy and thin calves. s"nS'"
Kansas Ci,, Aug 2s-Hogs. Receipts 200 nraa aoT
.e' hea,y S, 25gSf IS. Cattle Receipts 600 head
~ - sio' native steers best, S5u$o %; far 10 kV"i
Inark, r,vs and heifers best 81 00u<3 10. tar 10
~ 80 81 soass CO. medium s2ns2 co. stockers ana Tod
eIs y ,'sr Receipts 1900 head: market steady
~ LOUIS Aug s-cattie-RecePs $50 head: market
~ ''u''' advance OF choice grades; native
active samss 49, cows 81 2Spss 9' Texas steer. 81 10
s,esrs Receipts 80 head: market steady and prices
iiossrve,. light 81 45ds4 30: mixed s4gN %; heavy
s, 20 shssp-ssss S,IP 10 lambs. oas4 50 "' anu
,noo soct Yards chicago Aug. 6-Cattle-Receipts
nlon market steady to lOc higher Tor best; com
1000 heau steers 81 5oaS5 %: sockers and feeders
oa as, ,o. and bulls 81 a,gs sa .Sss 20 ~ ovaso
Tr1ahs -. 600 head. market easy DC lower; heavy
oaenn and shipping lots oas o. aosa a 50 choice 9h
mixed H pig s. 75asi rs. sheep-Reee,ps - coo
nd market steady. inferior 10 eho's' ''0'9'' w.
lambs. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York August 26 1893
COTTON-The local market opened with DECLINE 81
about points the early months and say to points
% i've later nos;ions on decline Liverpool contracts
but toward moo there rally when carried II.vs
nm 10 within about points Of saturday closing hg"es
The market Was firm during the afternoon. GOV
number 81 Southern buying orders IN mana JUS, De-
fore III cote there active call rom me local
,raders and under stimulus the market closed Wy
steady with ONLY points net decline ana az au'
nricee Total sales wei" l"-oo oas'
s.a,xeston rcnor;s boil ana shelnlnG
,atn,s Southern planters are fepor'eh 20
sell and foreign exporters az
beginning to receive offers IRON, ieNds u. ~
,msns Some recovery Is expecled at Liverpool o,m-
row The Liverpool contract market was eN,l't anu u
sc,,iea with realizing by longs. II opened at an au
vance Of about points hut later changes l'l ne
ket easy M The close with net loss OF = 10 a., ~,
Summers were taking fair amount ~ co'on' nu rh
cbss.er was cuiet goods. although qulte mn, IN
amount Of new cotton coming forward II gh' so, h,
Ton raceyinc about bales to-day aganlst ~" u'.S
.b orresnondug day last aid 2llO bales last year
,rhs Weather bureaus report Of probable cohn S li
e. ,ornw indicates fair weather in Eastern ana
rexss Mississippi Louisiana Georgia. AIaoamd anu III.
.roI,nas The weather Texas yesterday was p,dSa'
A., .msfin and Taylor ,arty cloudy and warm IN ba
" snd cisrksylie Fort Worth. BRENNAN ana waco re
,or,sa weather clear and hot and the same oohul''is
yrrevailed in Pine Bluff and Little ROCK air. anu
Memphis. Tenn. 49, . A., ~, c,os,rr hds the
orevous n and last year follt W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

mos. ,n,nroyed methods Of transportation The MARK
during The late session ruled slow. with cohsueaD
wc,Ene.s in Nav due local pressure. ana cioseu AZ
sGs.c net decline compared with SATURDAY n'sh, oe c
ash corn was easier and moderately active sales were
,o- ono hush with details follows; 5000 bush No :
at i.is@42sc &c September elevator pn
iosod a, aisc SO bush No at Sc over sep'enp'l
b anoat for August 81 and 2a2.c oyer sep,e"d S
"a = 1000 bush No white 42c. ana .Auw pus' 20,
DC over September b. anoat September =; 80"
hush yellow 44c elevator. and ?5Ooo bush 40 %
.orsd 10 arrive and bush ungraded AT l3sc eie
vator. .OATs-Oats were easy ana inaeun o,.n ~
urrhcat and corn Cash No oats established ne" Nv
record to-day selling 2i.c IN the iocA In ~
ncy cron After slight rally In the afternoon the NM
ket closed dull isu%c decline from SardaS rnrs
rIces Cash oats were isG1c lower and dull sales VIZ
~ 900 bush as follows: 27.c0 bush at .t4c
FOR new and 25isc. elevator for od 49, ., % 80
white new. 27isc 1000 bush NO . ""'o' -'"-"|N' "
600 bush track white 25nS3c. -,. -. 81. ma.
fori cnrrcsnondnK date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

Liverpool Aug. 20. 345 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
du at rs Cd prime steady at SIS Gl Pork-Prime
mess Western me. firm al 3ss %. do medium firm At
DIS I'd Hams-Short cut about II to IL H. steady at
vs. l'acon- Cumberland cut about - to 30 n. dull
AS Ga short rib about % ~ duh 37s
middics about - n. dun al 3ss; long Gear
middlcs about - N. dull 35s Gd Shoulders about IL
to j. IL. steady At Bis Gi. Lard-Prime Western spot
STEADY az BIS G. Cheese American finest white and
cOlorcd steady AZ 3Ss COtiOnsced oil Liverpool refined
steady :. rs ca Spirits Of turentne du. at POS Cd
Rosn-t rmmon steady a. Is lisd. Wheat-No rod win
ter duh AT ~ Id. No red spring dull at - Ard. Flour
- Louis fame, winter firm - tOrn-IXcd
spot steady IS sd steady b I'D September
steady IS I'D October steady at b 7s.d. Hops at
Lond0n-Pachc steady II ljsnf2 -. Receipts Of
wheat for the last week from Atlantic ports II 200 qrs
from Pacific ports - 900 from other &
Re eips OF American corn Tor the last week. 40 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

Market closed steady at to points Tee
,s%sd vim saturdays closing prices lIahsleirlpi-
rnces 7s5 Total sales. 1920 bales New l@IA stuss
forwarded 243 bales sales. 800 bales pinners 900 hais
s,oct is2 727 bales receipts to-day 100 bass
mus far this week LIS aes Exports uus ,d jar hs
week: Great Britain. 3349 bales Continent
sock 2sG 9I6 bales. Spot cotton steady unchant'eu
rn,ddling upland H. 16c mddng gulf l-l"c '"'es'
800 bales. all spinning .,,o. ,,,,,. main
,aired sales 10 900 bales speculation and export ~"
laes American bales: receipts IVn bales' h'li
can On bales: mddns upands 3-%2d Futures oIehrn
steady sellers at i-64 advance, closed easy az 2 ~
rotnfs n.t decline August 4O2i2b August september
4o2i ID september October su2i2h; oct,hrf
z14s Novsmher- december 4O5b: December January
4Ui,,b: January Fefuary 40ss; February March SUI
March. April 4l0iab. AprMay 4l2s. May June 4lS'es'
Manchester-Yarns quiet and firm cloths qnie ana "''
COFFEE-The speculation was light and emery hy ID G LS,
,anf months Prices well maintained ana sho"' "u!
slight changes. Deliveries small, ana
no and santos small closed steady Hueus % 20
francs September "a - francs october w irahcs,
November ~ francs Harnbu quiet August " 90 pig
September % - pigs October w 4" PIGS Nv''ipei,
~ ~ pigs December g2 pigs Rio market baeH st'Any
~ 10 500 refs exchange 10 l5-lo receipts 'VV' uasS
"esred for United states 1900 bags for week Sanos
steady ut 1900 receipts ZOO bags t'Qsk
hays SHIPMENTS United States Tor N.eh. |"Vp psS'
warehouse deliveries for the week were "'s" bags 81
Contracts closed quiet to 10 points ADVANCE Hhes
were $50 bags. as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
STOCK MARKET STRONG.
PRICES SHOW IMPROVEMENT
THE ERIE REORGANIZATION PLAN AN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EXCHANGE
LOWERED.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE AUGUST 70
nrAIINGs IN nONDS AND BANK STOCKs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

January ,5.Srii q; ~ IN
March .............1a.G5 l4Go 1000 80 "
A Msg' :..:..:.::: lttogi,s9 I9ie
HHe eSempsr ........i3so 1880 l47'ai4so $3.50
The statistical position Of biSz Sors rs as ws
New-York stock 225 80 go ri, - @ ;;t'
New "0rieans stock ....... 254'l 2olca 2slS2
stock a, all ports ...sil $GI 2'tSlS 30, S Ss
New York deliveries 0.'W V'.o. "s',
New -Oricans deliveries G'2 l'i 80
Total deliveries G9o e 6a 9l "a 1"9
X Xisse supply Si2$Gl 50O7s 5sSas
determined effort On 'ns par; oo Of hod 5
e. Rio and sn o~ ans to Say asN are c kas for
price, a hs .@l 'ns 5r RIO re spot The
for mild grade is SLOW and characteristics Of this
line Of market very similar to those ruling
Tor the Brazil grades.
FLOUR AND MTn, only m n"s 5aso 4sn apa4
on spng wheat patents BIDS generally being lower Than
mill 9y Se AZ y sS e sS the best BIDS are from lo
20 under those pces Export business va a.. maerss
Solows GO bbs winter patents. s. G, 200 bns
Ia g 1sqs2 s. goo btl. extra - s. Co.'s o 800 sacks
.upern = TO- 4Sao bis city Basns H o asys s c
Is :, sssSs ss eos zoo bb p .iias oS s
sPIss ana S':n. e bbis oesps $sgss 10 RYE fGr|
Market STEADY: sales coo bbls at 81 l3tsS % "a corn
more 81 s.. Western and southern 81 4oas2 20
s sH % me yeoW s. osSs o. coarse s2aei FED
,c ss sS s 2s2s.a oas 49, g. " c ssSS
S r ps S ss sd 81 3, or heavy e 10 city
disappointment to-day the local bulls the sales
lower level 4, opening feeling bearsh and
snsrsy E Tas assln: &C.
Cd he abOu
Northwest and the movement q spring wheat was
supply statement show fair decrease and traders
were prepared for the heavy decrease Of $1,000,
qeSsass erect SSs SEs !i. n'Tsys s s. Tns !.
@ 0 by The ne4s. Of n se sn
was rhs smns Only S'u hat his
week last year Thsa' cutting Was b nn Ultimate of
yc d was sms s sy' Tes per Of SIS fr Ss year The
Sep,s Of sprns wheat at the four principal markets
the beginning of the have been ii4s32, bush
PTncpal winter wheat markets sine July have been
o pu:h ssSs o Snsn s ns Sc
Wheat SIR ., Hanes sns q Ne, Sso @ ba
sp: BUS. n GssS 'gsaf 6a. p
seains; sss 800 bush last year: winter i3l $50 bush
:ssns' sa bush ;o sfas1srs F Sa. ssd.;
bush Exports 1850 bush against 500 ss7 bush In the
By oes Covering ssTs Sas s S OF fa
h1sSo as s s .s S essa vas va 3 and ae ss
ll2coC bush Including iS"o bush 80 red a, e
ter Sft on private terms Il red in sof c
aeRSs Ss snd ne o ' ee%o b.
northern sTps c over se,esr Hsyc5y No
CORNThe course Of the corn mar@ei was determined
What the carly sales falllns OF Of about 20
compared with saiardas closing figure, .or Tr"d an
cernns CROP con iiols are generally favorable. More
are ia po.on know whereof thsy speak ,ha, he
rqa "a nss and Iowa. 70 Points FOR Euro
Dean shpmen, inside Of Two years. and ms win the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27

,rces nc IN grades excepting Nos 10 and a. which
Piis' r,rLed down -1Cc II Will he remembered that
W. S.r. n,as decline Of .d3-Cc last Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-27
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.

REEyFS-Receipts for days 233 cars 4.O9s head
exporters and saughterers. 30
the market and counting already In the yards
- sale. Demand slack, except
b~eVrr export declined luni5c per ~
while rough stun -aied with little nrner feeling
for heavy bulls Eight 81 cattle held Col
and sold At 81 sgSf % per 100 H. common
choice Sass %. and stays S2T
81 30 bulls AT 81 70ds2 40 for fed and 81 Ops3
for fed 81 20as3. and by the head AT
S. Jds2 each. city dressed native sides slow 6dsc
10. Texas do selling at JG6i.c. To-days London
cable quotes Refrigerator beef lower az hsuo.c n:
American easier at l0iaWIlsc per n. dressed
weight. and American sheep &c lower at 9Giic extra
wcihers i2c dressed weight. shipments to-day. none
Tomorrow the Nomadic. 800 cattle and 40 sheep
equally divided between 81. Goldsmith and j. Shamberg
& Son and . 40 quarters Of beef for y. Morris.
Saskatchewan a Culver: 10 Virginia steers 1921 m
at s. 40 per loo 10 IL DO li63 NJ at s. 49,
NJ. a, IS 10; do 1900 ~ AT 70; III Illinois do 1884
II. at IS %. 10 d. lui n At 81 10. ~ d. 1871 H. tS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

Tho Marine band recently played IN
Austin, Tex, l,h the following result
IN the local paper; 2 rhe del cate com
pliment PAID Austin by the United
States govern . ent In sending a marine
ban lust as. We have secured deer
wster At once establishes US us sea.
pot Town. Professor Fsnoiulli, the di.
cor, though a hnished musician,
ss ms little wOrm'eaten Ia his eti.
qpeur, as he deliberately turned his
back on tuo audlt nee almost the entire
umu. There are tn rly-twO silver horns
la tue cumpapy,an but two gold ones,
anu several sensitive politicians im.
mudiateiy lett the house on thus having
tho lB to l ration thrust upon their
notice. This political element should
be liberated from tho band, or 1t will
m ke enamies. No. 3 OF tho program
ihU Monastery Bells, Is n descriptive
piece, and the music 10 supposed 10
fupre,ent scene In the monastery, AZ
follow; Supper bell, benedicllon,
wind moaning In mountain gorge,
convent ohimes, passin the butter,
roar q tvAlanehe In the distance.
unssinut bell, call 10 prayerS, telling
tne IRTy, retiring bell, msoullght D
tho snow, gamH VI feyun.up, ehiak Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

Henry ifviHg opened his America
tour Al Montreal, sept. 10, IN W. u.
Wiils's ycpi OF ths fir.t tagt OF
Gm ut's Fausi. The reception ac-
corded the English actor IL SAL 10
have been tue most brilliant ever
given 10 any actor In Montreal The
audience was OF the most fashionable
KIM, aud hia appearance on tho stage
waa the signal for Tremendous ap.
plause. Miss Terry was also spI landed,
coming In Tor iuil share VI reoognl.
ton, as Jid all the company. Attic
enu VI each act Slf Henry ani Miss
Terry were recalled several times. 10.
ronlo ana Boston ate to be visited Inn
medlAteiy alter the Montreal engage
ment, anu on October 25th the com.
pany viii appear In New York ut
Abb va theater In the new play Of
king Arthur, by j. Comyns.Carr. The
season IL 10 last until May 10, 1895,
The rspsrioirs win Include Macbrtn,
King Arthur, Beckett, The Merchant
Of Nonirs, Much Ado About Nolntng,
Louis NJ, Faust, Charles I, The lyon,
Mail, tns Bells, rho COlsicsn .ifOth-
ers, Dou Qlixoto, NAuos Oldneld,
JournSy's Ead In bJysrJ Meeting,
aud A story OF Waterloo. Six OF these
plays have never yet bsen presented iu
America by Mr.. Irving sud his com.
papy, and four OF them will be new "a
the A perican audience. MIR. Irving's
imporsonatlon Of Macbeth 10 WORK OF
rare Imagination, anu, curing the firsl
three acts, at least, Of extraordinary
power and weird beauty. His per.
fsfmanes OF ths Waterloo veteran will
prove TO many persons q delightful
surprise, for by many observers II has
not been understood that this actor IA
an exceptional Interpreter OF human
nature la lie simplest forms, aud char
aotor IN Its homlisst aspects. There
are many features Of tue repertoire
which obviously promise uneom mou
pleasure. Mr.. Irving Ia great actor
40 well % great manager, andthe
more he has been seen the more thi,
fact has been appreciated by the Amer.
lean community. He will visit TWEEN.
ty-ulght cities In the course OF his tout
snd will play two engagements In
New York, Boston and Philadelphia,
closing his season at Abbey's theAier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

tion. ,tau,,n,., Nil, O., ,t.
seal, - s..a,n. ,hMt h'v
.u,smh,,a, s,ny ri, Es" e hD'I," ~
! ,',''-', $500 ~ r'ussoini" entd
,,,ion .,,,s w. 'o Vn9tl. eoms'
49, aaI ~, Ehtaabl,
''ss,,naI It1 ~, a. 'e', ~ na. any pc
,ion s,na. a., n..i' " oomlo'.
Min NJ Jessnh ps,s. IN, usiN
s,. t,,i,,, - , 'son oNih'
Ise- iais, no .,,dIa, $50, ,o'2 ata
,,cs K.,n f'naJ..n va 70 ftsi'
yea. isss I'D iss9. uns W'
su1na,,on sar 49, io assol .ns "
Isoo A, n,a..n, ~ ~, uu.ie 10
nIey,ng ~. ,innaa nsn,-o sl'
r,oJnn,,nn .nJ si " voice
n,xs1 ~ ona q, wv
in p.n,syiv,ni. uis wasI,n
.a,,.iv-Tys La, a.. '',I.'''-
consiJ.,.a nm. d. v,uV, =
80. - oinn. a, a.. n ws
uni,.d S,.,ss a. 'ansas ~ 70.
At IN. PrayIdsne, p,s.hsis,i,n .h v.ss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

LONDON, Sept. 2s.-It has been de-
eldei by Beerbohm Tree 10 reopen tho
HaymArket theatet with 1rilby on the
evening Of "Wednesday, October 80.
Meantime the dramatic critics are
striving TO induce something Of a
Trllby boom In anticipation OF the
event. Mr.. Tree has appeared ia the
play many times during his provincial
tour, having this week been seen nj
thu Court theater, Liverpool. The
consensus OF opinion Ia connection
with tho production IL, that while tue
play Ia Interesting, II IL also weak and
IL only saved from modiocrity by the
acting Of MIR. Tree.
On Monday, October Z, Tho Strange
Adventures Of Miss Brown, which
Will coon be teen In America, and the
plot OF which Is analogous to that Of
Charles Aunt, will DO Transferred
from the Vaudeville to Terry's theater,
Ia order TO make way for Weldon
drossmith, who ON the following We'd
ntsday resumes possession VI tho former
house with now comedy, TO DO known
AS The Mater.
A new comedy drama has been
written by Francis Francis, n son OF
the late William Francis, the well
known fishing editor OF the Field. The
piece has been purchased by Herbert
Stausing, who Ia now playing the part
Of Sergeant Tanner, IN tina Strange
Adventures OF Miss Brown, aud Will
shortly De Produced at one OF the wsst
End thoatefs.
Sidney Gtuniy's comedy, The New
Woman, has been played In the Lon.
don the past week with fair success by
Comyn, Cart's company nj the fht-
atgr Mstropole, CumOerwoll.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-28

This weeks performances At thu
Grand Opera house have been ri.
umph TO the management and to the
company there engaged, inaHmuch n
tho altlatiu ability ~ The latter has
been fully established. The impressive
rendition Of Broken Ties has ensure
them place In the heart OF the pub
lie, and their further efforts during
the season 40 auspiciously commenced
will be followed with much iateteal.
The attraction at tho Gfand mex
week viii be a farclcal comedy eu-
titled Babies. This play viii VI vo ihs
company an opportunity TO appear IN &
line Oi work Inherent from that hithti.
to presented, but Ia ping from the way
Ia which Jobsou's Nignt Key wRs
given this we K, there can bo 40 doubt
OF success. Bauita-the farce, wo meat
--hss been considered gem Ia lI-
line. The comedy was originally pru.
Iuoed In the French, AMI 10 popular
did II become that several Ea1ls
adaptations w,re made,in one Of which
Horace LingaTd Appeared here soysis.
Wars ago under the Title OF > olru
Kisses. The plot Is baeed on tue No.
tstions anu esoapades VI an only son,
who IN "yOung mAl" to every ON,
except his moIh TO whom be l. III
the Babir. The Babe has n c m
who Ia no end VI good fell "
anu who docs his part townr
mixing things up and Aesl.ts
the Bahle IN all sorts OF mischief
This combination not bsiny sutIlolen
u eonlusr and ptTplex the minds u
the goud people IN ths play thoy are
assisted by their tutor who Is q most