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New-York tribune., 1897-07-28
rr-rOpEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London. July 81. p. m-Stocks American securities
were irregular. with bullish undertone There was
Consols both and The account i2Is Atchison
I3ss. canadian 73s.: st. Paul s91s: Illinois central
10ai. Louisville. 53 Mexican Central rev 4s =; New
York Central. 1o4z; Erie l33 Pennsylyana, % heau
inn 49,. Erie preferred. 31l Mexican ordinary y
Spanish As 6l4. Bar silver weak at 26td per ounce
Money .W per The rate Of discount in the 9ler
market Tor bills is :. per cent. and FOR three
months bills. 1910 per cent The amount OF nuUi n
gone into the Bank Of England on balance 70 day.
fiGoO Gold is quoted at Buenos Ayres Today al
1s7 20: at Lisbon. Ar; at Rome. lHNo. ~ g., "a
perlin July 2I-Exchange London. ~ marks ~
pfennings for cheeks The weekly statement OF tho I'm
,a-iai Rank Of Germany shows the following chankes
compared the previous account 'ash III u dn ~
creased 10 marks, notes decreased "V
~ ofber securities decreased lsdsO 600 marks; notes
in circulation decreased 3G.1N.uO narEf
Paris July 81. =. m-ThTce per cent tehtes' ~
francs cent'mes FOR the account. tAchdhse oi ~"
don % francs 10 centimes for checks
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28
The Audit Company
of New York,
EQUITABLE BUILDING.

,o,tr, President Vice-President.
.i'cr-s1, mr. MONT WILLIAM \. NASH.
Manager Chief Consulting Auditor,
THOMAS T. GREENr STEPHEN LITTLE.
Consulting Engineer.
WILLIAM BARCLAY PARSONS ..u
chs. afxy 81 CPS - sFkMET ~ tnS FpwXRD r PERISE
DIRECTORS.
August Belmont. A. >. taSsdt'
Frederic =. Olcott, Marcellus iiaitle!'
James Stiman. CharleS H. riu't'
William \. Nash George toppeli
Joseph :. AuerOach, c. t. NJ HarNtS'
C,eorre G. Haven John J. Waterbury,
George w. Young.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
of Stockholders.
w Ravard Cutting. r. jefferson Coolidge, jr..
Walter q Oakman Charles 8 Fairchild,
A n Juilliard Gustav T.. Kssel.
Henry w poor Isaac y. Seligman,
Louis Fitzgerald, Ropert Mac'd!
The Audit Company examines ana rePor'S
upon the accounts and financial condltlon oi
corpora tions copartnerships. ana individuals
and examines and reports upon the physical
condition of railroad, manufacturing and
other properties.
It's services are Of value to investors. imam
cial institutions borrowers of money. dlrec-
tors of corporations. merchants, firms, and
purchasers of properties.
Temporary offices. Room No. 81 third floor
EQUITABLE BUILDING, 120 Broadway
New York.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28

L BONDS Of the society of rammany Columbian
order in the city u New York maturing August J. 1897
These bonds viii te paid principal and ineres. at the
orlce OF the Union Trust COMPANY No. - BroaINs sy,
New York city August :. 1891
Holders IL who desire TO convc The same into
new a. per cent bonds Of the society secured By
mortgage upon he property described m the
en mortgage may depos, their bonds, excoupon. witk
ihe Central T-ust Company II New York any
prior to Angus 1897, aad will be entitled to receive
flch OF their present holdings bearing
A. per cent interest August 1897 the
~ w. PETER +. MEYER. Trea surcr.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28
THE BOND MARKET.

In Government bonds there were SAFES oa oa
G. no coupon As Of 1925 at 1861 and s4ooo"
coupon As Of 1907 at 1924. Final quotations.
. follow: 49, 49,,
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28

NOTICE:
~ The of the South Brooklyn Central Railroad
Company BROOKLYN maturing on August lst 1851 VIII
be paid o. presentation the Brooklyn Trust COMPANY
We hereby extend 10 the holders II ral1 bonds
option 10 take in exchange Tor their bonds par and
accrued interest bonds ~ the Atlantic Avenue Railroad
Company known the Consolidated Mortgage ~ Gold
81 nis authorized issue s3O0O00O maturing 1881
payable April ana October, the last quotation which
hid and To-, asked
Failure - notify thc brooklyn Trust Company pres
entaton ~ The payment will h, construed
declining option. The Company retains the right
to withdraw epson for ai Of said bonds not
presented August Isl. 1891
THE NASSAU ELECTRIC RAILROAD 60.
By TOM l.. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28

GEORGE ELLIS, Secretary.
JOHN E. nORRIS, Asst Secretary
EDWARD V. PRESTON, Sup't of Agencies.
]. B. LEWIS, I'D, Medical Director and AdIuster
SYLVESTER &. DUNHAM, Counsel
NEW YORK OFFICE,
81 Nassau Street,
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Less l-32. fless lilo.


Domestic exchange was as follows at the places
named: San Francisco-Sight 1512c.; telegraph
I715c Savannah-Buying, 1-16 off; selling; par
New ew-Orleans-Commerca 5Oc. discount Dahh'
81 premium Charleston-Buying, par; selnhg'
Il premium. Chicago-20c discount. Boston
b@Sc. discount. st. Louis-Par.
Rank clearings in this city We're Exchahges'
s133 3S5 O2O: balances SS.123.S66: Boston-tx-
changes. $40 9293 $50; balances, S243''oIl' a tnt
timore-Exchanges, S2l2'16l; Saian9es; o S- h.
74I. iladelpha--Exchanges Sl0.4oo. 'SH s1a 9a
ances 1850, $40. Chlcago-EHchahsSs' T''
6O9921; balances, S12223o4 .o,/,
The commercial price of bar silver was oo,4c.
Nexican silver dollars 457sc. In London bar
silver declined l. TO 27aId. Silver exports To-
n'S,pu@ Wnpsy On cali in London was AGla per cent,
with open market discounts at q per cent r l0r
short and 1916 for long bills, British conso.s
were 112Tt for money and 1925 for the account.
Paris discount rate. 1M per cent Paris exchanse
on London $40 francs. Berlin dscounnIo no RAJ
OK per cent French rentes. loi francs ~ ceH-
times. ---.cr-pv
THE FEDERAL TREASURY
rodav.s Washington Treasury statement
covering actual results of two days ago ON coili-
pared with the last preceding statement gives
the following balances;
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KlONDlkE GOLD FIELDS.
The Kootenay-Cariboo Mining and Invest
mcnt Co.. Ltd.

PROVINCE OF BRITISH COl.tMlIA
Authorized Capital. $2,5OO.OOC.
DIVIDED INTO 25ooODo SHARES or 81 EACH.
pros,ler,-TiIE HON JOHN COSTIGAN. privy Cour-
cior. NJ =.
secretary-GEo MACBETH. ESQ, Auditor Toronto Cen
Trusts Co. . -
cors,l,l,y Mining Ensinecr-W. HAMILTON MERRITT.
ESQ. " f.. \. K. :. ~
Bankers-I-NION BANK OF CANADA and THE MA
TlONAL Park BANK ot New York.
Tn. company has hitherto operated in the kooteHay
H. o. and Rainy Lake ontario districts and now. acting
under s extraordinary charter powers has arranged -
Immediately extend its operations 70 the Cpr"F iGk'l
dncudng the KI1ndlke) region. wher it VIII loci" an
acquire mining claims deal n town sites construct roads
etc and conduct a general trading business SeNeral
propert,et In tho Kondike strict have already bre
offered the company AMI Will be accepted II reported
fsyoshv nv the Comparys engineer In order to secure
additional working capital, limited number u non az
sessable shares Is offered pubic subscription In
amounts ~ not less than tyhve dollars Subscrp
tons Will he received full particulars given at the
New York Office OF the Company
80 Liberty Street.
a tF.vfta
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28
Bank Reports

pEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
~ MERCANTILE NATIONAL BANK ef the City Of
New York, AT the close ot business July 23d. 1897:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28
Qipi0en0 Nollres

THE LAWYERS IT'LL INSURANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
81 & 80 Liberty Street
and 44ia & sj Maiden Lane.
New York. July l4th. 1891
TINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this Com
psay has This lay decarAf dividend of q. per cent,
ana an divdt.d OF Per sent payable al the Com.
viii be cosed SATURDAY ;he lin irs and reopened Tues
day. the "a =: August JOHN DUER.
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28

In State issues ST 600 Tennessee SetlIeIHV''

II s,a,e issues 81 900 Tennessee settlement o9
.o,a ot so Fifty shares Of Chatham BANK
stock sold at 29O.
The railroad bond market was active ana gen
.rslIv strong at net gains in the ma)or"y "a
issues The heaviest transactions were III 'iie
,.cbison adjustment Is. Brooklyn Rapid transit
- Rurlincton consol Is. Fort Worth ana hlo
crarde frsts Kansas Pacific first consoi re-
co,nts Kansas and Texas seconds. Susquehahha
md Western general mortgage, NortheIn "a,
ciNc general lien 3s, Oregon Short Line Us anu
AreS consol IS San Antonio anu a. .a W,,i,,oc
DC Union Pacific. Denver and Cur hrsts' WINS H'
borre and Eastern firsts and Erie generai zen
o4s The principal net gains were ihaue -!
Wissour Pacific first consol 6s, ] to -: Seasiae
and Brooklyn Bridge first receiPts, - os 11;rois
WiIkesbarre and Eastern frsts. ! TO W; ilnho,s
Central Western Lines Is, y to loJ12; southern
pacific of Arizona irsts, Ia TO 9St2' Auslh
and Northwestern frsts z to SSl4; Fort worm
hsnra and Western general mortgage, ls. 70
SAL Brooklyn Rapid Transit os lost q TO o'1s
Rio Crande Western firsts, y to -; san Ahtohlo
and Aransas Pass is. z TO 6oss; Jersey CehtIai
20 registered. / to 10: Kansas and Texas sec
onds /. 10 631s. and Reading general 4s, IS 10
S3s. In miscellaneous issues oregon improve
n,ent consol 5s gained Il 20 70; Standard Rope
ard Twine 6s. | 10 69}2. and consumers nas s
OF Chicago first 5s. 10 l0l Deuo' uas 's io''
= to SSH
THE MONEY MARKET
Money on call was per cent, with exceptions
m to per cent. Time money was per cent dor
sixty DAYS 2L per cent for three months ~te
per cent for four months and ) per cent for SIX
months. Commercial paper rates were 3A43ls
per cent for the best names 1or three iion'Hs'
For names not so we'll known. 49412 per cent
The foreign exchange market was au,i ssdr anu
steady at unchanged quotations Posted ster,
ling was "a 81 and S4 SSqS4 SSl2 Tor long ana
short sterlng respectively Rates for actual
business closed as follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28
Bank Reports,

>N~o~r<|~~~(<~~~>
(No 376l
Dcpopr OF THE CONDITION OF THE
X .,,., x,r,ovAr RANK a, New York. in the
't.N i." ~, a. The close OF business Friday, July
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28

YORK july :i,t iso1.-Thr Bcarj ~ Directors has
his day declared dividend of SIX PER CENT. ,6e,'
payable snaf,Hliess and after the second day
= August Tn. transfer hooks VII be closed from
July .ed 10 August I'd IoFTIS LOVE. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28

Actual cash over
saassss soss AS 42s l22oos Inc s97aes
tSnsl s,nks M lsss1.el4 loSss.4s4 Dec 4's lso
.v,c.,. ,a5s soo.a 500 800 $50 inc. sI553s5 ~
NM nss.,,tes IL 05e2,o 10.'S4.2ss Dec. l-i.'i-
.., ..., ~, ,2so c73.s4s s28o57l.242 Inc s2o7a0o
Customs receipts reported from washington
20 day were Sl95,5 ,5S5, internal reVeiue s{D ~.
S5l9421. and the miscellaneous s dsr s137 2St.
total Government receipts for the Gay "I.' "'T'-.'
eyrnr1itu~es ST O65 600; excess or eNpenu'eeaeS'
S3377lG Receipts fer the month mn 10 ua.e of x
i05S42 expenditures. Si''loo'VOo., &C Tstional
bsni. note. for redemption to-day, slS626l.
TIC Sm6@Treasurv had a debit balance at the
Clearing House Of S197 3l'' ana lts net cin
os s9ST 4SS and gain in currency OF $.lu,4t'
Sub-Treasury receipts for ne ~ ga! ,v!irg WT in
JG2 and payments 50, 't9.,.n icSul.tIs icSass;r 90 of
general balance Of S2l3,iSO l3 & Coi'sistii,e W
Sl51 100 OI5 in coin and SIS '6O69S currency
The report Of the National Bank OF one 1p loans
lie st the close Of business July :" showed @ .oa's
and discounts Of S1OSi2 113 and total iesouIceS ,
0. 500 49s $40 Its lawful money reSerF' 10 '''''
was A412 2G1 , s1 Gather
Pank AZ the close OF business July :" snoHgu st
:ntai resonrccs of S. 5SS. on. its loans ana ds-
counts standing at 80. IA SO; lts ia"i"' '''
reserve I'm bank Sl,OIo.O~f. ., po,,,,
The condition Of the Merchants Natlonal ~ pann
a. he close OF business July - shoWeo n iot'i's
and discounts Of S1lSI9.liZ ana tOtai ,9oeness
.or
and taxes paid amounted to So(S 2ll US Id"
"a money reserve in Dank was - -o-',i. =, tho
The Seaboard National Bank shoWeu "a a. Ell =
close NJ h,,siness July 90 total resources o. 81
2es,476 and loans and discounts OF soS".,s' s6 irs
tts lawful money reserve in oank was '-'f'o
$40
Controller Fitch will open proposals al az no %
ice on Thursday. July 20 at p m Tor siV"D tond
ol727 81 per cent coupon or REGISTERED poi 'r'a
ana stock ~ The city Of Ncw-York. principai
sna insres; PAYABLE IN s%id% % SOB @ q iae paayabe an
In ,ha "a 1c,1c "a 115 71S 50 in the year l0lS
ara So 600 o0O in the year 1927. The said bones
sad stock are exempt from taxation py me c''E
and county Of New-YorH ana are leeai ihNrs'-
rents for trust funds. .,,. =, . :,
The Fortuna Cold Mining and Milling Compnhiy pni ,.
has declared rs eleyenh cohsecu.rr io, .n '''''
dividend OF 10 cents 4 snare payable July ="
Exfonrs or MErcIIANDlsE from NEw.YoitN
~ ,o.- ,SoG 1907.
Week ending rulv ~ S9%ii 90 st",h,po -
frora J%niia'y .iss J5o5sl :i3"H'ss --'"o'' -
.conpsrei with we" ego. .Syoris arfease9 H ya ni,e
;. s577i9 and wi,n TIE "ceA a'feie I"'it's'p '' '"
sss3.220
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28
PROPOSALS FOR
$1O,O53,O III
3..S Bonds and Stock
OF THE
City of New York.
Exempt from taxation by the City and
County of New York.
PrinCpa| and Interest Payable in G0Id'

EXECUTORS ADMINISTRATORS. GUARDIANS. NM
OTHERS HOLDING TRUST FUNDS ARE AUTHOR
IZED By AN ACT OF THE LEGISLATURE fAHs.I f
MARCH 81 ,ss, To INVEST IN THESE BONDS
AND STOCK.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED bi iiiH
Corlpr Her Of the city Of New York at MS OFFICE ~
IS, Ercadaay. N the Cty OF New York. until
Thursday, the 10Th day of July. 1897
AT = O'CLOCK =. W..
when they publicly opened. provided by law
for tho whoc or part Of he following; described coupon
or Registered Bonds and the city OF New io'
bearing Interest at tlre and onehaf cent per an
nun. 10 Wit:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28

UHE MILWAUKEE ELECTRIC RAILWAY
L AND LIGnT coMPANy.--Ths Coupon. OF the
consoidated NortsaEe Bonds Of this Company falling
due on August 1907, will paid ana after date
upon presentation ana surrender al 'he oHce OF
Company. Johnson Building 81 Broad ST New York city
EDWARD EDEs. Treasurer
New-York July ~. 1897.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

~ NATIONAL. PARK BANK. At New York oy; n
the NewYork the close OF business July 80
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28
'No. l.32s)
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

-. GMLArIN NATIONAL BANK, Z; New-York. In
state of New-iorx, at the close u business July %
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28

rJ'HE FORTUNA GOLD MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY HAS DECLARED. July ~ It's
eleventh monthly dividend of 10 tTS.
payable 9" rooks co$- July 81 and open July 30.
-. L. HARDING. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-28
no 90 - 80 ,,,,
DEpORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE

IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK al New YORK city' W u's
state of York al the close OF business july -' o'
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-10-16

ty.three to the thousand. Meanwhile.
the pavements OF many streets Of the
most thickly Inhabited districts were
changed from rough stone, which no
sweeping and washing could clear OF
filth. to asphalt, which could be made
as clean 40 floor, and reformed street
cleaning department did its work so
thoroughly that the most careless class
60 themselves took interest in having
their garbage removed, 80 the death
rate Of the first eight months Of 1897
was but little in excess Of twenty to
the Thousands decrease Of seven in a
thousand in five years. Going from per-
centages to actual numbers, the excess
deaths in the first eight months Of 1893
over the corresponding period OF the
present year was nearly ten thousand
more persons than were killed on either
side in the bloodiest battle Of the Civil
War. Here is a fact OF which genuine
reformers Of city governments cannot
make too much, for the commonest peo-
pie can understand it.-Coiiier's Week
Ly.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-10-16
CHEAP RATES TO TENNESSEE
CENTENNIAL AND EXPOSITION

At Nashville, Tenn, May lst to
October ID. Beginning May 4 and on
each subsequent Tuesday the Missouri
Pacific will sell tickets hom Lincoln to
Nashville and return at sI5l5. good ~
days from date OF sale.
The Kansas and Nebraska limited,
leaving Liocoln at 30 p. m, makes
each way than any other line
Maps. time tables and further infor-
nation at city ticket office, l3Ol d street.
r. ID. CORNELL.
T.. p. j. T. A.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-10-16

ton OF Lincoln who remember the pleas
ant faced lad.
Married on Sunday morning, October,
10th, Mrs. Hettie Berrie to Mr.. William
L. Granger by Rev. L. P. Ludden.
Mrs. Van Vechten Of Iowa has been
visiting her schoolgirl friend, Mrs. NJ.
ID. WEIGH.
A charming luncheon was given on
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. George Clark
at her home in the terrace in
honor OF Mrs. Stone of Denver.
Mrs We. Bell and her brother, Mr..
Burlingim, have been called east by the
death Of their father.
The Sappho quarrel concert an
nounced for Tuesday. October 18th at
First Baptist church, is postponed. Date
will be published hereafter.
Mrs. McClintock, a prominent club
woman Of Topeka. Kansas, is visiting
Mrs. /. N. Baker at Z and Seventeenth
streets.
Mrs. E. B. Sherman, formerly we'll
known in university circles as Miss
Maud Shaw. has been visiting her aunt,
Mrs. r. d. Stearns.
The many friends Of Mrs. A. A. Scott
will be glad to learn that she is rapidly
recovering and expects to return home
from Chicago the latter part Of Octo-
Der.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-10-16

How much good can be done by re-
forms in single department Of a city's
government is significantly indicated by
comparisons of the death rate OF New
York in the last five years. In the first
eight months Of 1893 the death rate ex-
ceeded twenty-seven to the thousand in
habitants. A lot Of nuisances that Wit
lated the water supply were suppressed.
and in the first eight months Of 1894 the
death rate fell to little more than twen-
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-10-16
"a Bachelors Romance"

New York has never liked Sol Smith
Russell. For one thing, his well known
parsimony has prevented him from en-
plo ying good supporting company. He
has first lady now, az The COURIER
said last year when Mr.. Russell played
"A Bachelors Romance" here, that will
waken the most critical OF metropolitan
audiences to enthusiasm. Miss Mortons
play is delightful romance. till tho
fourth act, when it slips back into that
tiresome commonplace which is Mr..
Kussell's peculiar forte and which has,
30 far, kept him from being appreciated
10 New York. The Bachelors Ro-
nance" has literary tone and finish.
Although Mr.. Russel's purity and re.
spectability are not obscured. the young
writer's with whom he is associated bring
in Bohemia, and Bohemia, little OF it,
is relief after Mr.. Russell and con-
vention. A New York critic says Of the
play: up to the beginning OF the
fourth act OF Miss Martha Morton's new
play / said TO myself that in "A
Bachelors Romance" the playwright
had produced comedy that wts at
least admirable in SO far as it had sue
ceded in fitting the peculiar talents Of
Mr.. Sol Smith Russell. Mr.. Russell is
an actor whose sincere efforts at enter.
tanning with the more wholesome
things in comedy and pathOs have long
since gained him the approval Of such
imprcssionable persons as Mr.. Clement
Scott and the playgoers OF the provinces.
From the metropolis Lis personality,
repeated pantomimically through several
distinctly mediocre plays, had never up
to Monday night, been successful in
forcing any show of enthusiasm. So
much Of public approval was evident in
the Garden theatre on the occasion OF
the premiere Of a Bachelors Romance"
that Miss Morton certainly deserves Mr..
Russelrs thanks for having devised
vehicle that has brought him nearer the
favor Of New York than anything he
has yet attempted. The play displays
him as a musty old bookworm, into
whose life comes the realization that q
little ward, to whom he has been send
ing dolls every Christmas. is no more a
child, but a woman. The transforma-
ton OF the staid and solemn David
HOLMES of the first act to the dancingly
joyoue person in the later portion OF the
NrpD TpITSTWnRTHY am ArTIVE
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-10-16

xxyANTED--TRUSTwOR AND ACTIVE
w gentlemen or ladies to travel for respOn-
sible, esta blished house in Nebraska. Monthly
e6S .OO and expenses. Position steady. Refer
snce. Enclose self addressed stamped euvel-
Ops. Tia Dominion Company, Dept. Chicago
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-10-16

play is trifie forced. but ! will admit
rthat Sylvia. q Annie Russell played hel
was an ingenue Of sort calculated &c
scout logic, even in criticism Of herself
The first act, though tainted by the
obtrusion Of one or two impossible
creatures in the guise Of writer's and
bookmen. is the best in the play, and in
it Mr.. Russell is allowed to display bis
time worn affectation OF affection ioI
lone orphans and estrays. In the thiId
act there is a scene somewhat toe
reminiscent OF that scene in Beau
Brummell' where tie Beau, leaving
Reginald and Mariana together. passes
out. tottering with the anguish Of his
own REIMBURSEMENT. To the fourth
act Miss Morton should have prefixed
the words, with apologies to Mr.. Henry
Arthur Joneeis Crusaders From a
hitherto fairly plausible blending OF
comedy and pathos the play here bursts
suddenly into sheer outrageous farce,
not from intent, bit in effect.
The vision Of such Of the characters
a. have been supposed fellows to the
rarer social height suddenly plunged into
the natural life" Of a farm, is too
ludicrously suggestive Of Pastor Kneipp
Ur the Fresh Air fund. The only saving
element 10 this precipitation was the
picture OF the young writer Harold
Reynolds, for whom sudden success had
been 90 far too much that against
former possession OF half dress suit he
now paraded no less than twelve
changes Of apparel, and found bis
81 sht impaired to the extent Of inability
to recognize former friends. wondered,
as I smiled at this really rather sad
little lesson. il Mr.. Richard Harding
Davis were in the house. In the matter
Of literary men, by the way, ! hope Mr..
nd dram2
William SeymOur's conception OF
Savage. modern literary man." does
not coincide with Miss Morton's in
tentions for that part; my experiences
have not been OF the most limited, but l
have yet to find, even in the woo!iest
wilderness Of the west, writer whose
distinctive quality is ability to vault
over his editors table and generally
prove himself a jumping jack. The
vision OF this creature attempting to ex-
plain the beauties Of one of the new
literary schools the "naturalistic," tot
a beautiful bit Of feminine frivolity, is
one cslcuisted to start thoughts Of Mr..
Hoyt and his famous knowledge Of
sristocratic life. Yet these details, after
all, only add to the laughter moving
qualities Of the piece. and. uninten-
tional though they be. are not nearly so
sad as Mr.. Grin JOhnson's exhibition Of
coats and teeth. IL there is one thing
in the hero that Is harder to forgive than
another it 10 his reluctance at various
in the play. to kill his brother;
to e6ace Mr.. johnson were a
relief.
Mr.. Russell's own share in the per
Torrance l need not emphasize. In
certain quiet ways and in certain dis
tinct limits. Mr.. Russell is an actor Of
undOubted charm; bis portrayal Of
David Holmes is easily lovable. He is
an actor who can always be expected to
present q play that any girl IAN take her
mother to. and that Miss Morton, in a
Romance" has provided him
L piece far less maudlin and tenuous
han he has had before is something
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-10-16

Tupin's school Of dancing, 1872 N St.
Glasses now forming. Hall always open.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1897-10-16

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II il fails to cure. 25c