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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
New American Gss and iusi Company. Prin
cipal place Of business SAT-
Lake city, Utah

NOTICE u nEREBY uivES THAT Al
~ mcoiing Of tho directors Of ire New
American OaA and Ius Company. held on the
huay o. reltemuur 10 an asacasmout uftWu
o. the corporation payable Immediately -
Jotcrh = hoEcrs. tsefrtaFy u the COMPANY,
A. the omcsa OF the company. sos. hnd ~.
lommerrih block, salt take city. utah Any
stock upon which tins asicasment may remain
unpala on the aist duy Of october. ise. VIII
" nelinqueut and advertised tor sale a. public
auruuns and uultss payment h made hgfufo,
VIII he sold on the iith DAY u November i-aH,
- O'Clock IN tho II efronu, tu p1y tho Dc.
unNucnt asaeeNment. toartncr with tUst Of
Advertising aua expguHe 81 sale.
JOSEPH uuNin-. Secretary.
Rooms % and y, Commercial nlock. talt Lake
CITY. Utah.
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NOTICE n nEUhnY GIVEN THAT.
~ a. mfsilnE 81 tho Hoard OF Directors
heid A. The o1ice q the compHnv Il fAt Lnte
IitY, Utah. on trptamter NJ ls9t. an Easeaa,
ntnt 10. ~ ~ nilsen utl cents per shore
wa levied upon ne capital sock OF tho com
phnY, payHhle TO the secretary Of The COMPANY
al thsir once athaIt tAte CITY, UtAh
Arr stock upon which slid asfossment shalt
remain unphid on Monday, November 10 ttQ.
will be delinquent ana Adyfrtisei Tor sale al
public Auruun, and uul0ss payment 10 made
before, viii he sold on Monday. November gifd,
lsaa, ~ O'Clock y H., AZ The once Of the srcs
Rotary At tAit lave titY, Utah ~ pay The DE-.
lnquent Asses.mcnt ioEeiher win The cost VI
AdvertiainE aud osprntsa ut sAi.
~ order OF the Hoard Of Director
nOisE VALLEY LAND 4 IIyE STOCK 90.
luED sfMON, secretary.
SAT- Lake CITY. Utah, sept n 1891.
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Ana IN accordance with the law and order Of
the board % directors 90 sAid corporation made
m the gith DAY ct lone 10. 30 msny athfus
OF each rarcui Of stock a. may hp usrrssafy,
vii be sold NednefdaT October the itth, lsis,
~ ~ uclota q. IA, ~ tho once Of tho rerfe
iafy, Room ~, scott Autfhaah hlocs, street
No lal south Main, SAT- Lake tiir, utah. ~
pAy delinquent Aatefsmont together win cost
uf ndNeFtl1ina and expense Of sale
JNo e. Lynch.
secretary nius Jay Consolidated MininT Co.
fept nth. ligl.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT

California Gold biintnE Co., principal place Of
business ait Lake CITY. Utah location OF
mines Meadow Lake DISTRICT Nevada
county, Cal
NOTICE II nFREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting ~ the board pi directors held
on The Ism day Of sept, ialsi an asseasmedf of
onasqnarior l.l cent per share W4r levied on
the capital sleek ot the corporation payable
Immediately 20 the secretary, j. r. scott, at
els Main street. talt lako uity
Any stock upon which the assessment re-.
mains unpaid on Tho 10Th day % oct, ~.
will 30 delinquent and advertised for sale nj
public auction and Il payment 10 not made be-,
fore, VIII be sold on TIE ARD day Of oct. isid,
AZ tue hour ~ noon, Al the once o. The pTesi
dent, Dr. u NJ. part, No 2ih Atlas block, hAit
Lake uity, 10 pay assessment, cost OF Adver,
using and sole, n SCOTT, Secretary,
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The aampsou MiutnE Company, SAT- Lass
CITY. ttah, Worse ni The Company Al
Copper Gulch, West Mountain dininF
Distrlct salt llahe County. tah.

NTTs Jun WNT.H % TTI TI77TINT IT
topper Gulch, West Mountain MininF
DistricL sail iahe County. Utah
MOTION IL HEREBY ofyEN Tnar AT
~ meetuR 81 tho uOsri q Trustees 81
sad COMPANY. heid on The lfth daF Of seutcm
Der, a. u -. IN assortment of utc cedt ret
share was ifUcd uron me ctpiial stock Of me
sald eonpauft payable on The ltth day % pc.
toucr \. ~ lstI, 10 Robert J. oicndinnlnl,
Secretary ana 1rcatuteT Of the company, NJ
MS once ~ is7 toulh Mhin street. all iatc
tity. ltshl my ~ "A upon which ihia atsfsa.
fnent may remain unpaid 90 the N Gay oi
pctoeer. A u. ~, viii be delinquent and
adfortifed TOT sale a. public aurlinn. and 10
lctt usymcni thereon q made before VIII ic
spid on the iqth iny OF November A. 10. ise
o. pay The deiinuuent asfcssmeni together
with costs Of advertising and expense Qf sale.
" .. GLINUiNNiNe,
Secretary Of -smrton Niumg Co.
DATED At salt iAsc Ciiy. Utah, sept 18Th.
iifsi publication o, thn aoiiee sept sa,h.
a. -, tsiai
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hfATa or ufAu, l.
city Gnd County Of AIT Lara So
!, havld b Emery. recorder in and for salt
LATE tity, ntats u utah, de- htroh eoriff
htt the above aud foregoing o. iui, true ani
correct rufT 60 urutuanfe unltlrd IA 90.
dihAhcc lsVrtug Tie tai and Tor tho assrats
mqnt o. tho property on the wet eide 81 Sec.
ont hsst street, between south tempe and
rat south sifcqts, bcinr IN Sidewalk District
No -" passed by tho CITY Council Of said city
.euttmber IN. tael ani approved " tho
Mayor -sriemhtr mn, los. ~ appears % rvc,
ufu In my once.
In witness whereof I have horeunts cot my
hand and afilSei the corporate seal NJ said city
MS the isih day Of September, a y. la.
fHran DAVID ~ HMauY
blii 80, 49, city Recorder.
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AN ORDINANCE


AS ouniNASCE i.EvNtNG TTE TAN
n and Tor ne assessment oi the properly
on the fouih SIDE q tifih routh fuest tom
las. Temple y West ieiaiao sirccia. within
rceiish /. 40 & oriainsd ny the Clty coau I'd
% rat l.ato cry riate Of ltah, that faid
vins Tor he aiscssnsni u ne propsfiJ uroa
The boeis, lois aud parcels OF land htroiuaiior
described atutung on the f0utA side 81 fiitu
south sifestupm Last Temple 70 Mstt iem.
Gle streets vilnin tewsf District No. 81 sAit
~. taS D. susd to aefray tho expense .,
eouatrurtuE AaUWnF 90 thNa nth side Of fifth
routa street bttNVeu tAat Temple aud West
Temple Hfrtts, opposite the hereinafter de
sruhen lloots. los and parcels 81 land 20 be-
especially affected andbsuentled hv taid im.
protrmsnt. and Il = hcrsby aaiudrer. Do
iefmtnea AUD sstahliihsd that The sane viii IT,
especially tsnsniicd BY saidimpTovoueHt, nd
said blocks, lots aud parcels OF land arc nero
~ .aisosssd ~ - sguu aud uniform rate in
accordance with The linear foot ffuntaGu up1n
that portion uf the south sidu % SAID fiith
souih street - be Improved fronunx on ssid
strsci and u . depth Of twenty i've fsSi frst
back from said fitth south street, between
Hast Teuplo aud West Temple street ant
tho taN hereby levied and 10 be asaosard on
said blocks lot amt parcels u land j. 81. isard
of ti.fh per linear ~ root foot ahuttlrF upon
said portion Of tinh souih street, 20 ha
nncci d aud henthted By SAID Improvement.
nssess IN tecofdauee viii Tho pfuvaions Of
thia ordnance And Tor 'ho purposes noruiu
ihIlJ ihrss az. plat "A. SAT- lAte CIV our
VUy.
fhis lew oftax upon said blocks. iots and
parcels OF lana IL made upon the sans a.
ulAt or funp ~ sad city and u \ druth Of
Twenty I've fail feet lack from tho front -
said blorkf, iois hud parruls uf lnnd, abutuug
90 that nor lon of fnih roulh street htrsinha-
lore described
section q This ordinance shall Ne IN force
from ami after ~ approval,
Passed by The Cay council OF SAT- llake CIV.
Stats OF tab. fcptrmhrr en-, isa and 10.
fcued TO the Mayor fur NJ. approval,
tsIALl DAVID =. fNEiii,
CITY Recorder
Approved this the ilth day u september. A.
u. DO JANIS eLEAulsNlNu,
Mayor
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ffATr or urAu,
CITY and County Of sali Lake.
Z, David p. tmerf, recorder To- aud fnf sAi
tHke Clty. state - Utah. DO hereby reft.ff thhl
The Above and foregoing ta . fulI, true hrt
correct copy n au ordinalce entitled IAN ors
dinance leNYtnF tnot ia ami Tor tue assctHmrrl
u ne properly on tho Houth aide 90 3 fil
touth ftTsot IRON hast Temple 10 West s"Is
plu tuegs. within rcNer District $500. IaH
ave" passed uf the CITY Couuril Of suia tHfr
september tth, isid. and approved hl iur
Mayer -entrmltr iith. isll, ~ Epptatl af
record IN my once.
10 Wiincts whereof have htrsunto sct ny
hand and anlxrd the corporate s'ai q taii
CITY thia tho 18TH DAY u ~eptsmhor, 4. u isli.
DAVID b, kMhRi.
CITY Recorded.
uul No. 100.
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NOTICE . TIKHL ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following dssrribed sioct on
Aceount o. nsstttmrut letird on the llth day
~ June isA. TIE sfN0ra| amounts Hef opposite
the nance Of tho rcfpectto shareholders a.
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Az ORDINANCE LKNitND THr TAI
~ ana Cor the afsefsmcnt 81 the properly on
The west sids Of rucoud haft tffrct between
souih temple and fifat touth ftrecia. bong
section iioit ordsinsd Nv me civ Council
% rall Lake city, tate Of utah, that sd
Council doth herchsleyy ihc taz amt provide Tor
Sisei. ieis ssd psresS 0p snd Sh sia sf,' q
deaouhed. abuttur on the velt side u second
hest street from south Temple 10 FIRST touth
No. 81
Ibis tai ii levied 10 dehsy tho o,peu,o Of
CONJUNCTION - sidewalks on The wtst side ~
said second fasi street be Wecn south Irmric
aud fHtt south streets within sald distfict.
opposite The hereinafter desrrttd blocks.
leg aud parcels % lsni - 30 especially
angc lcd and teucnitri w atid imurDvCmf nti J
aud 4 y hereby adiudgei. detsftnined aud
cttahllahfd that tho sans viii DO ernrclaliY
lenchiied by said impfotemcnis. ana aaid
aasotscd % IN crusi and uniform tate. In *.
oofdanco with The linear foot ironthao on tho
w,st sidc 81 scgend hast sweet baiEccn
oulh temple sud iirst South streets iu sid
adeWait dutrlet. upon whch the said side.
Nak IL " be consifuclsi
ihe GOES ana expense Of contraction ~ q
street IRON south Temple 10 lirsi soutn
streets j. est mated ~ sl2u per linear front
loot ~ local s.innt unon the blocks iuts
ann pafeeia ~ land % 10 Affected or bcnsdttcd
~ said improvements. and Tho "a hereby
levied and 70 be asgcssod % saii blocks nts
sha phfrelt OF land is $50 per linear ffuut
i.nt abltling On tho west side % Second fast
tucet from South temple 10 fifst -ouih
slreef., withlu said Sidewalk Distinct.
ana NC tiu Treasurer l. hereby suihof.
ltoi and directed 10 nsatas IN accordance win
TOE provisions Of TIT ordinance and Tor the
purpose herein mentioned lots one az aud
niEhi ~, nlock fcvcniy'iouf t5D. Pat a."
SAT- late tiiv survey.
lhir lfNl % tax uuuu said blocks lots and
pafrst ot laud 10 made upon nc same a. they
map Of SAD ritY
section ~ aid sidewalk district Number ~
y BOUNDED - follows 10th stdcf Of second
hasi .tieet between south iempe and tiehth
seoiiog ~. 1hia Ordinance SHAH be In force
run hni fftFf ii1 approval
intfoi ~ tho tly tounrii Of eait fAfe
CITY, ttato o. uish. Fepisnhcr IN isis, Lad
referred 70 Tue Nalui Tor nia approval.
lstAi, DAVID b. kMllti,
Approved thh the nih diy q september
A. 40, isg
JAMES GLESDisNisG.
Mayor.
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NouCE ~ hereby GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting Of ths Hoard a uifuCtorl
hell At salt lake cay, UtAh, rertemhof nh
10. m afseaamcnt Of three ial cents per
share WAS levied on The capital stock u ina
corporation pay able ~ once 10 Jnhu ~. Gun
htfrci, tAlt iaks CITY. utah, aud Any stock
unon shirh the astesfmtnt ahhl rruain IN
Para on he ltth dag n October. lsid. will IA
delinquent and advertised for sale al public
auction. Aud " pai meui - not made be
fore vii be SOD On thr ssh DAY - ortotrr
isis, At tho hour % w. m., ~ the once % thu
Company Ia psv assessment aud costs OF Ad
ysrtsing aud expense Of salc,
A. n FOWLER.
Secretary
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DELINQUENT AssEssM1 MI

Dlue jay Consolidated Mining Companv. pfin
clpai place Of bl.lncss SAT- Lake
CITY Utah.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

Tue Hose NAlicy Land aud Live ftoct Com.
psny, Location OF llHnt, lioiso Valley,
near Parma. Canyon County, Idaho.
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Brunswick's Social Notes.

Mr.. z. o. Elliot has returned from a
four months visit to his old home in
Maine.
The Rifiemen's prize drill Wednesday
night brought out the ladies in numbers.
Sergt. John NJ. Virgins was the success
full contestant, this being the third con-
secutive time he has won.
Miss Julia Jelks of Hot Springs, Ark.
is the guest of Miss Jeanette CoIson.
The society young folks are looking for
ward to the naval reserves prize boat
race, with pleasurable anticipations. The
race will be between two picked crews of
company A and d, and socially will be
made an event. Boating parties are being
formed to spend the afternoon on the
water and the respective teams will have
plenty of favorites to pull for and cheer
them on.
Mr.. Julian Burnett of the gold coast.
Africa, is visiting friends and relatives in
Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. c. Stiles entertained
the Night Club at their home, on Union
street, Monday evening. The guests were
Misses Birdie Postell, Josephine duBig-
non, Ethel Downing, Zoe Symons, Annie
O'Connor, Julia Wilder, Capt j. Risk,
Messrs. Clifford Titus, H. +. duBignon,
Jennings Butts Ralph Upper The club
members present were: Mr. and Mrs. r.
r. Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. c. l.. Gambler,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Fengar, DIR. and Mrs.
A. c. Blain.
Mrs. d. ID. Atkins entertained the
Social Club Tuesday afternoon, only the
club members being present
Monday afternoon little Miss Frances
Godfrey entertained in honor of her guest
Miss Mary Trammell of Madison. The
guests were: Misses Margaret Sparks,
Ruth Afford. Masters George Blanton and
Peyton Wood.
Mrs II. 3. Dillon received Monday
afternoon IN honor Of her little son, Ar
thur Belmont The guests we're: Mes
danes NJ. M. cohen, A Kaiser, i. Mayer,
M. Ullman, A. Borchardt j. Abrams, j.
Nicholson. s. Glogeaur, Fayme, Kauf-
man, A. Rothschilds. l.. Weiss, s. Mayer,
Misses Borchardt. Hoffman, Nicholson,
Hass and Mahoney.
Or. and Mrs. II. T.. l.. Burford have
returned from their bridal tour, and are
housekeeping In their new home, on
Wright square.
MIR. Kaminski Of New York city Is Wis
iting Mr.. n. Emanuel.
The drawing party at the residence OF
Mrs w. j. Ways, on Friday night
brought out a number OF young people.
MIR. ~ Emanuel complimented his guest
Mr. HaminsSi. with a duplicate whist
party Thursday evening. The guests we're
Mr.. Kaminskl, DR.. Nydegger, Messrs. w
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IN HYPNOTIC PARL0RS.
AFTER SEEING WHEELS REvOLVE
TIRED WOMEN REST HERE.

Opera BOX Beauties Pay Little For
tunes TO Secure an Afternoon Nap.
Tired Shoppers Drop I'm Here,
Sleep an Hour, and Are Awake ed
by a Chime Watch-SIeepers Think
They Drink Wine.
Copyright 1896.
New York, Dec. 11-Off Broadway, In
one of the brown-stone fronts to be found
in the best of the streets of the forties,
there is parlor in which missionary work
is done daily by a corps of beautiful and
refined women.
They are hypnotic Missionaries. and their
work is to soothe the mind of the weary
shopper and send her home rested.
Shopping is the most wearing work a
woman has to do. One hour of shopping
tires a woman more than a days hard
work. But women are doomed to shop
for days at time. They must purchase
everything used In the house and must
make the best bargain they can.
A shopping tour means headache with
women the world over. Physicians say
this is because of the brain flag conse-
quent on the constant Weighing of pur-
chases and bargains, OF possible expend-
lures and probable saving. 1t is a sum
in mathematics, domestic economy, law
and equity and judgment all combined
with the great question Of purse. Oculists
ascribe the trouble to the strain upon
the eye, which constantly changes its
focus.
Let the trouble arise from whatever
cause, the hypnotic parlors are the spots
where 1t can be cured.
Hypnotism, as every one knows. changes
tho brain from one condition 20 another
without changing the surroundings. The
design of the hypnotic parlors is to change
the brain TO condition of rest and send
the patient home with the body refreshed
When you enter the hypnotic parlors you
see standing along the wall a number of
couches. There are comfortable ones and
stiff ones. The comfortable one are FOR
the patients. The stiff, straight ones for
the operators. Small screens stand con-
veniently around.
When woman enters the hypnotic house
she Is met at the door by a maid. who
takes her bundles and retcule and gives
her check for them. She will also check
bonnet and cloak II desired. The door
OF the parlor Is then opened and the pa
tient" steps in.
The very atmosphere of the room is rest
full The blinds are partly drawn and the
Hight Is a subdued one, made the more so
by the green hangings at the window and
the furniture, all Upholstered In green. Up
on the floor there is a green vine. Green
palms stand everywhere.
-. 20.
motions her to a couch behind screen.
With a sigh OF relief, she sinks upon Il and
rests her head against the back OF the
couch.
1T Is 4 O'Clock now" says the attendant.
What time do you want TO be cailedT'
Let me sleep an hour. says the patient.
"call me al precisely 5. DO not let me
oyersleep"
'.No. madam" answers the attendant:
1--WE are not allowed 60 do that"
In a minute a sOft-stepped woman enters.
At Is the hypnotist OPERATOR and she seats
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THE German naval authorities have de-
cidea 10 partially heat the boilers Of their
men-of-war with oil. This new Oil is call
ed "neasut." 1t is strictly tar Oil. pro-
owned up, most of them making restitu-
ton very willingly to avoid publicity ana
duct Of the distillation Of Ignite, and Is
dark brown in color. Special tanks VIII
be constructed for II on each vessel ana
from these tanks pipes will lead to the
furnaces and the oil will be conducted
thereto through these pipes. From the
pipes Il will be elected by steam In a
spray. and the resulting flame is very
bright and absolutely smokeless. So far
as is heating power is concerned, II Is de-
clared TO be greatly superior 70 coal. An
other feature which has served TO recon-
mend II is It's cheapness. The duties of the
stokers are also greatly lightened by It's
use. The time saved in getting up steam
is another consideration that carried great
weight, for the effect Of the fame Is in
Simultaneous, and the highest pressure can
be obtained almost Immediately. The
value of this power 20 man-of-war Is
almost inestimable, while the advantage
TO torpedo boats Is also very great.
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F. Parker, G. w. Coates, Fl. F. duBignon,
q Don Parker. George Smith.

F. Parker. G. w. Coates, Fl. F. duBignon,
c. Don Parker, George Smith.
DIR. w l.. Whitmire of Chicago has ar
rived ON st. Simons, where he will make
his future home.
The Acacia Club has been reorganized
for the coming season. The members Will
be entertained this week by Miss jean
nette Colson. They are: Miss Mai King
president; Misses Jeanette Colson, Made
line Butts, Lila Burroughs, Edna Pennl-
man. Josephine Burroughs, Constance
Butts, Monroe Carlyle, Ernestine Butts
Mamie Burroughs, Julia Wilder, jose
phine duBignon, Ethel Downing, Mes
DANES II. M. Branham, Thomas Fuller,
w Bennett F. d. Aiken, VI. u. Max,
7 G. Stiles, Edgar Walters. Owing TO De-
reavements In the families Misses Mai
King, Retta Mccullough and Mes
danes F. d. Aiken, Thomas Fuiler ana
after the holidays.
The Ladies Card Club will entertain the
gentlemen at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
70 r. Coney the first Tuesday night IN
the new wear. Mesdames Il. +. Coney'
r. r. Hopkins and c. l.. Elliot have been
Amounted on the committee to arrange
for it.
Miss Nettie Brantley entertained the
ladies Card Club Friday evening. The
guests and members present were; Mes
DANES Parker, Hopkins, Banks, stiles
Mason Rarkuloo. Blain, Coney, Gambler,
Elliot. Branham. Dyer, J. A. Montgom-
erv. Misses Nellie and Florie Colesberry,
Carrie Isaac.
Mrs H. II. Raymond has returned from
a short visit to Atlanta.
Miss kathleen Norris OF Darien Is
spending a few days here, the guest OF
friends.
Mrs. Troy Beatty Of Darien and MISS
Mayhem of Sewanee, Ienn.' a1e 'ne
guests of Mrs. ]. p. Perry.
Mrs. ]. ID. Sparks entertained Friday
afternoon in honor of Mrs. Godfrey OF
Madison.
Some diversion from the regular orueI
Of card playing is promised by the sociai
clubs of Brunswick this season. Hereto
fore but few minds have conceived any
other form of entertaining, but new loeas
viii now be carried out to the relier OF
MANY who have been surfeited with card
games.
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|, WEEK FULL OF MERRY PLAYS
,uDNIGHT BELL, THE BUTTER
FLY FETE AND EVNGELINE.

r.s Theater Open Every Night Ex-
:ept one and For Two Matinees.
uovt,s Merry Comedy the Opening
,.roction-The Butterfly Fete's
,.ttiaI Production Wednesday
xtobt-Rice's EvngeIine to Follow.
mr. w. j. Willis Lecture in the
NJ. C. A. star Course.
THE coming week will be a gay one at
-. +beater. The opening attraction to-
arrow night is Hoyt's A Midnight Bell,
rbch will also be given Tuesday night
IA at tuesdays matinee. Wednesday
4 ,-ht and at Saturdays matinee and
NSaurday night. the Butterfly Fete will be
"a attraction, and Thursday night Rice S
.,,,,.npeline. Friday night the theater will
be closed.
& The following week Stuart Robson will
- seen Monday night in his new charac-
:, Matthew Ponderbury, in Mrs. Pom
,.rburv's Past" Tuesday night the Bos-
81 ,orians will be heard either in Robin
81 neman Girl. The opera has not been de-
,,5ad upon, but in all probability Robin
11ood will be sung. These attractions fol-
& having The Nabobs and In Gay New York,
will wipe out the unpleasant recollections
81 Of Cyrene.
a Besides the amusements at the theater
s. the lecture of DR.. H. H. Willis in the Y.
M c. A. Star Course at the Guards hall
tuesday night is expected to be one of the
events of the course.
q "A Midnight Bell' is one of Hoyt's star
productions. The fact of Digby Bells
and Laura Joyce Bells connections with
the company adds interest to the produc-
ton. A recent notice of the comedy says:
There is so much of real life in "A Mid
{ night Bell so much of pastoral romance
and scene, such a thoughtful touch of
pathos and such an array of clean comedy
that it insidiously pushes it's way to the
heart Of the auditor and earns its own
reward. There is just sufficient villainy
s TO give 1t motive; not the blood thirsty,
q storm-ridden type, but the probable and
6 crafty sort that may be met with on every
q hand to-day; not uncommon kind which
s. carries a religious cloak for protection
s. and eventually fills the victim of its own
weight in the natural course of events.
The quaint school room scene is beyond
s description in the wealth of naturalness
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filled with good humor, and a resolution
more highly to appreciate our homes. In
deed, it is great deal better to Jolt down
moral reflections with a good laugh than
to take them in didactic potions. Long
i've Or. Willis, the entertaining lecturer
and the genial mani"
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The Countess Of Annersley, one OF
England's beauties. is a famous botanist
and has rare collection OF plants IN her
gardens, which she has collected during
her travels. She Is also a fine musician
monts.
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distinction to that of the elderly Matthew
of eNfrs. Ponderburys Past"

The Bostonians are on their nrst tV ~
of the south. The organlzatioh' az W, ~
head of which are some VI
10 famous figures In the
light InT opera world, has been SO hrmly
astablisbed as the foremost light opera
eoraDanv in America, that its engage
,oa,,ts are social function wherever they
sing Already numerous inquiries nave
been made concerning the repertory, ana
while it has not been decided winch opera
will be put up here. either hop,m ar ,e;s !,
Prince Ananias, In Mexico Oh Doiiei''''''
Girl will be selected.