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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-28

Milan AID r. W. Jes7s,,
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azS Capt ki-r
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Goliid .....- NarrS =. 1885. J. W FAzn--
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Potter: chorus. gTess cAe--as IS suns At al
Texas vessrz-s- meetings 70 he ;12= :.
AUD r-zzE Syzs' &ui IS tAs syl7 c.
The zsSocS&s.ca-j
Though few ren1s- Q: cs vho S.;,s. i Ss-
gAcsn;o's is=s.
We cling 10 veteran brotherhood I-4 Gays
o. Aud Lang Syzs.
Ard ttys c. Aui. Lag Srre. ~ 3e&-, t-3
DAYS q Aud l>s-s Sgne,
We eiirs 10 veteran t-cts-s-11s.c1 a.
days al Ari5 Lag Sy-A
Our racks are thinning ysa- ~ ysa-, re;
all tie cisse- Set.
TIE few VITO - let;. 70 sAc2 ---e Scar.
;hA -s-ak-: ot Lang SFze.
Tie r~za-Az, c. Lang Syas. Ezy eeA-. tie
re-a&ai q L3EE S!1e-
Tce few Who - ie:i. 10 ezch E7c.s Gear.
TIE remnant G. Lang Sy2s-
Thens. age ard tell ari care my cas-,
their sAGsss oc Hes decline.
Mare clear Il suzset sSall tie past gre
brightness 10 Lang Sy1e,
Gire brightness - Laag sFas, ~ esA-.
gre hrlga.2ess - LScg Syrs.
More cleEr IN s1asei shall :.e Us; give
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his co-ss rec.4cs
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There was pleasant house party at the
homo Of Mr. and Mrs W. \. Robertson.
fire miles from the city on the Richmond
read, Monday evening.
The guests were; Mr.. and Mrs sneider,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Brown, Mrs. W
Ford. Mr. and Mrs. p. c Moffei. Mir. aud
Nrs, lzelle. Sir. and Mrs Fred Plat. Mrs.
Half Miss Ella Hsln Miss Teresa Half,
&iss MoIlo Bishop. Miss Laura Givens.
Miss Lizzie Guy. Miss Lucy Station, Miss
Jeanette Station. Miss Eda Priest. Miss
Lizzie Priest bliss Viola Kegans, Miss
Nora KaIhed. Miss Mamie Meineke.
Miss Emily Robertson. Miss Rosa Izelle.
Miss Annie Wylder. and Mrs. Dudley; J.
NJ Boylos Henry Isle. Robert I.isle, Egan
Bereheld. Henry Guido. VIM. Ramsey. Arch
station. Henry Half. Abe Half. Henry
Harrison. Charlie DeMoss. Claud Jemison,
Harmon Meyers Emil Jatheriohn, Ab Horn.
Walter Fitzc, Jack Salter. John Millgan,
Silas Ice. Nogcv Movers. Harry Dee. Allen
Tuhard Emmct Morgan. Arthur Hunter. J.
Kyhurz. Barney Jemison, James Gilbert.
b NJ. Garvey. Jack Furlough, c. ". Mac
phcrson and Mr.. Cugran.
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THE HOUSTON PLUMBERS.
Pleasant Relation B.twceu Master
Plumbers and jeurncEmeh'


Plumbers and Journey
A. 3slus meeting * TIE Houston Loe@i
asssscta.to- &C Master Plumbers and the
Ho1sioa seszl usicu Ne. IS g Journey
zsz Plumbers. Gas 1al Sie1ra fi'.eFs' al
agreement vas =21s, datoi April !. lss"
ss.wsez The ,wo boaisz assuring ainicAele
7elz.sozs.so- eze year. The rate OF wages.
z-zss- q hours - L days woTk' and
ere-s sunssst urca wAica there car possi-
riy he auy disagreement, has heen se'Iiea
.sr Twelve months
Tets as,hcs :. making Yearly asree-
MEETS seems = - meeting with great favor
vi,s ha,a employers All employees. and
j. : Ec-e tzz1 hke.y ita; ihe example
sat - b5;h Houston and SaA Antonio
i- tbs rs>r<ci VIII sosa be followed
tGrovghcu. th- Ss-lE-
: re:o-ter Ie.r-s lAzt very friendly re-
lati9os s-e 1oH ozisi-g be,Woen the shops
ard tbs r-ea il E5ousioa. They have ar
-1czes a. snnrzi banquet ami entertain
ulens .o- social Intercourse TO help cement
TIE good tee.llz q TIE tso organizations.
The plumbers s,z;a that undoubtedly
Iif-r i better class q niunbins done
~ Houston Than "A 1cst Of the cities OF
+ Ias and attribute TIE small death rate
o, Houston = a great measure 90 nc wise
enforcement c. strict sanitary laws
Bo3as are being distributed by The Mas
ter Plumbers association. showing the
house solder how to personally take care Of
kis PLUMBING apparatus and qerusal Of
ire l.ttle book makes is usefulness very
apparent. This bool IS the result Of the
educational methods originated IL the
Southern League NJ Slssie. Plumbers whose
work along this line has already resulted
IN placing Wise sanitary law before the
legislatures q the States ot Texas aud
Tennessee. and within The next Two years
tho same legislative measure will be
0reseuted u the other Southern League
States
!; Jig a matter Of conEratula'ion tina; the
local plumbers are SO thoroughly posted in
. profession which undoubtedly calls for u
god scientific knowledge Of sanitary meth
cIs and arrnances.
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EVENING GLOVES.

l. Burton suede Green, Tan, Pear
Gray. PINK, Lavender, Yellow, 5i4. "a. g.,
ta4. a. soc I pair.
l5-BUaon, Green, Tan. Pearl Gray, Pink.
Lavender. yellow, 5is. ga, :, Ga, 6i2 "a, J0c
q pair.
~ Button. Tan. Green. Pink. Lavender
Gray, elbow, 5is. l,i, G. Ga, al 59c.
Above goods must be sold before Easter.
large Pearl Button White Glace lid
Gloves. Ic.
iBution White ard Yellow KID Gloves
WIKI black embroidery. CSC.
5-Hook Blanch KID Gloves. in Black
Tan. Brown. Mode, C'xhlood. Green and
Navy, sc.
a-Iiook Real I'D Gloves. IN Black, Tan
AMI MODE, 81 % and si.75.
kayscr Patent Finger Tipped SILK
Gloves. N Tan and Rlack, soc, I5c, 9pc and
81 - ra.r
six Nuts in White Cream, B,ack Pink.
Light Blue and Tan. %, Sc. Joc. 75c and
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-28

Tho Second ward Pansy Social club gave
one OF their popular hops at Saengerbund
hall Friday evening.
Tho committees were:
Arrangement committee-H. J. Warbur.
ton. chairman; ]. B. Blair. W. ]. Rummell.
L. II. Wells.
Reception committee-Lillle Coles, Lille
Hoencke, C. C. Hoencke, c. d. Pittman,
W. F. Ryan, W. ]. Carson. Laura Sager.
Lenora Carson.
Floor committee-T. NJ. Warburton.
George Coles, George Monhausen. c. Bros
sett.
The programme was made up OF twenty
four dances. which constituted the means
for pleasant evenings entertainment.
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TIE Ecissztee -,sT slaiis were flied yes
tcss8sy wisA Nsss-sct Clerk Jssr Wiilians'
owe 3 CAiascali vs. {. T. Munger Ct
a.. i1:aztsss= to RESTRAIN as:easants tn'm
ssssal-r tx e. Tea;tssrs garden. SUP.
6ig5sfa-. ssrssc- :. esa,k :. Houston Ant
Teas ce-irzi -ailrz14 e-Gri- Rryant *
NsG.Lzez &aa II , FISHER A-t Sherwood
Ter Vi1s-t5s T-surct-u er1nted-
: :. Scster1S. - Planters 40 MECHANICS
SKfsN-1l S.zS. gar lsS-.s1.-
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Marriage Liccnses.

The following marriage licenses were Is
sued for the week ending yesterday:
Leo Mcndenhall and Miss Harriet s.
Roberts.
John Nitsch and Miss Christina Huter.
4. j Donohue and Miss Nellie Jones.
Rufus Murray and Jennie January.
Rufus n. Henderson and Miss Olga AL
vena Marie w. Kodtler.
John II. Johnson and Miss Chrlstir
Chelstrom.
VIM. Atkinson and Rosa Minor.
los. Down and Lottie Williams.
Louis Selain and Miss Annie Bleaden
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-03-28

Tho following transfers OF real es
were filed yesterday in the office OF
county clerk:
Henry Lunnoh and wife, Susan Me-
Gill. 10 Eldon Burns. lots 30 aud
81, block /. subdivision south
west part of lot 50, S. NJ. Williams
league .........
Sarah l.. Read TO Gus Hawkinson.
outlet Is. in Deer Park ..........
c. II. Read TO Gus Hawkinson,
lots 10 II, block ISL, block 10.
lots TO s. block ii. Highland ad-
dition. f.. Thomas league ........ 2
G.. l.. Taft ct al to j. a. Sternen-
berg, all excess, especially that ad
joining lot 70, in block Sc. south
side Buffalo bayou ...... ........
North Side Home and Building asso-
citation to Emile Hueni. part lots Q.
10 and II. block So, J. Dickinson
addition. north side Buffalo bayou
J. H. Garnet and Ida l.. Garnet to
w. T. Brown. lots Q. 10, IL and II.
block G. s. ]. Sharp $40 acres,
in lot %. Hollingsworth survey.
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ARoUy THE COURTS.
Civil DI.rrirt Court.

Following Ee7e re P.o5ee4inss yesterday
II he e.s.l dist-.c: ca.st, Judge To1 pre-
siding
Daisy Snowfall q al w Joe II. s1a Ct
Al. coELln1es1 gsae:slly-
L2via-z N- serzIey 81 a. rs. J. \. Fo-s- |
gard g a., Continued gelerai.g-
James ". Oalez e. al "a. Can't. Ez.d- (
czstie co-illt-s1 generally.
: ~. GATES Ts- :. r. Cr0s5y ei a., coz I
tiHVst genst1l.y.
Joaa ssp@r -. Paul weber: continued /
s-ner; lig.
H. p Polk vs.. Martha Jones; continued
generally.
Northern kzilroad cozpzny; coniicred BY
Darya Parish rs. Galveston. Harrisburg
AMI Szn Ao'ouio Railroad company. coz |
tiI's-d generally.
Be,7!e Bryan ys. ). u. Frost. Continued
b. defendant and set FOX March II.
;. 3 T-giuIson, receiver. vs.. y. u. Car
Ter ci al. continued generally ana s.; lot
Mach IL
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railsay
COMPANY Q; TeEas Us. (. II. MAJ hall, il.
.Grclion heretofore issue. Is pegpetuattt.
Prank e. Locke e. al IS. amelia =. Win |
row judgment aH per memorandum or file. I
New eIk and Texas Land company, I'm
tied SIS nathan Johnson % ~; judgment
for defendant. 70 which plaintiff excerpts
and gives notice % appeal ten days alter
adjournment Above Cd In which TO fire state
mcnt G. facts.
Charles Hagan VS.. Houston City street
Railway COMPANY: defendant Houston City
Street Hallway company granted lea!e TO
file amended motion for new trial
Mamie l. EichoitG vs.. sydney " Smith;
Judgment Tor defendant Smith for laud
suet for r. recorventlpr.
H. J. Forher q. 80. IS. Half &, Ee| bouer
prFr frr.~ iriaG rart ffT.
Win Burnley. by friend. ys. Merchants and
Planters OH comVanT. dismissed for want
o. prosecution.
Ela9n Burns Is T. Gil; dismissed at
plaintiff cost.
Charles McPcek vs. George II. Hermann;
plaintiffs prayer for injunction refused;
defendant prayer for an Injunction srdut-
81 ard 4. rs ordered that plaintiff b. per-
Tci1ally euio.rcd from trespasflDg uaon
tho part Of the land that Is enclosed - de-
PENDANTS ience. Judgment In favor % de-
PENDANT Hermann against Inc plaintiff Nc
Peak for $50 damages, to which plaintiff
and interyeaor except and in open court
give notice 81 appeal; ten days after adj
tournament allowed to tile statement Of
facts.
a. F. shsplaieh Hardware company VS..
Wilson. Eyrc2 q co. ct al; defendant HI
by's special exception No. , to plaintiffs
petition sustained, pla!ntif granted leave
10 file second amended original petition;
| leave 10 defendant Kirby to file first
amended original answer; defendant kir-
| by's general and special exceptions 10 plain
| tlffs second amended original. petition is
oTerriled to which defendant excerpts;
| Judgment for the plaintiff against tho de-
! PENDANTS. wilson Eyres & CO. as prlnci-
| pals and agalngt defendant Kirby az in
| corrcf for the amount sued for. to which
| defendant Kirby excerpts and In open court
| gives notice oi appeal: ten days after ad-
| iournrnent allowed within which 10 file
statement Of facts
| Wul hurley ~ Merchants and Planters
| on COMPANY. leave TO defendant TO file
| .jrs, amended original answer.
| Bayou Guy Building and Loan associa.
| enst =, ,Joir,it,
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rSnRAry nrCNET.

Estate * ElirAss.A + E-ee, deceased;
VII 6. Gscexsaa rsr-lt;s. 20 probate, 10
~AieA e9z;ss.aass sxos7; ard give n7iiee
.. aTraai 70 re G.s;-ss; caar;- Araonl o'
SpEa1l as7s. 5Ke3 1: S.-aN. : W SewAli !.
: : EersT &-a 2. : Se-sre- appoints =
1Fry1sse-S- p-,ae-ei sh4t 70 papers IA
.sss estate sAz.l - sAksz s7aC tie custody
e the olsrs {. tAs e,agE. Grta TIE same
49, -s.N--.s-t
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At the First Presbyterian church this
morning at the usual hour OF service, the
pastor. Rev. William Hayne Leavell. d.
1.-THE Gospel of Intensity" This Is by
earnest request Of many who heard his
sermon some months sinco, In which he
discussed the sensational In literature. art
and Journalism. He VIII IN this discourse
today take up she same matters.
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Stylish Made G0wns at Spe-
eial LOU Prices for 7wo
Weeks OnLY.

LOT i--your cho,ce OF our i'm
ported fine Chev!o.s, Me.enges
ard Spring Novelties, maze,
lined and trimmed. all COM
plete - Different SYKES 10 Sc
lest from. regular pr.ce $-i.o.,
Tor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
LOT Your cholce OF our i'm
po--ed fancy Mohairs. Mozani-
bQues. E.amines and Canvas
SGs-ncs. made, Nn4l and tr.ln-
med. all complete, % different
styles 10 select from, regular
prize $500. for ................
LOT S--Your choiee OF our fine
imported Su-tings, in SIX and
Wool eftec :. made. lined anu
tTTi-tned ell complies, 10 Diff
3ereigt s.ylcS 70 select from,
regular pr-ce $3.50. for. ........
LOT 4-Norr choice OF our finest
Imported high Grade Novel;
..es. n Broken Pads ana
Checks. Etam,nes, Fancy Can
vas SGisings and Special Inn
ported Robes, made. lined and
trimmed. oil complete. 10 d.
fereu; styles TO sel-ct from,
regular price 1850. for.......
New Silks for WAISTS and ski
Gre.ld.nes in great variety. -
CTtccS. l-g ilti@.i Wight and lateS
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County Court.

The following were tho proceedings IN
tho county court yesterday, Judge W. N.
Shaw presiding:
Ed Roberts w. Houston Direct Navisa-
tion company; parties appeared and an
nounced ready for trial and jury being
waived cause submitted to the COURT tudg-
ment for defendant.
Lewis Hurd va. l.. J. Smith; Judgment
for defendant by agreement; defendant to
pay costs.
Cusiavus Farmer vs. l.. j. Smith; tudg-
ment for defendant.
G. ]. Allines vs.. l.. J. Smith; judgment
for defendant.
Allen Jones W. l.. J. Smith ct q, dam
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LADIES' WRAPPERS.

Pereale and Lawn Wrappers
full 'front.' ana Warteau back, En-
wl.ii fitted lining ................ OOS
Light and Dark Percale Wrap,
pers, MaJte4u back and roll 1S
coEar. fam width ................ 400
Percale Empire Wrappers, trim
med with fancy brad. n.ted m
lining. full width ................ AsOO
Dark Blue and Light Colored
Lawn Wrappers. fancy collar
and revers trimmed with yell IN
low lace. extra w!de............. lsOO
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Special Reductions On Easter Gn,
Wool Dress Goods must prices aye %
mo uuo hi
Otter which must overlook S'p@ =
LADIES' SUITS.

Ladies Serge Coat Suits, ali 1nO
lined, In Navy and Black. 1870
Ladies Navy ami Black Serge
Coat SuNs. coat all SIX lined n M
and trimmed wJth buttons SsOO
Ladies Serge Boero Suits, in Navy.
Brown. Purple and Black. lined with
Changeable SIX. 5000 and $500.
Ilad.es' Canvas and Etanl.nes Suits in
NAVY. Black and Emlnence. lined win
Changesble six. $3.50, 1850 and 5000.
LADIES' Canvas Boie-,o Suits. in Navy
and EuEnence. with fancy braided collar.
Tired with Changeable Silk, $500 and
$3.50.
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CORSETS.

Thonlann's Glove Firting Corsets, Black
and White. 35c. 59c, sl.oo, sl.25 $3.50, N.75,
s. 90. s.. -.
r.. & G. Corset, 800 $50, sl.75, see
and SEQ.
Imported p. D. and z. q. Corset. in
BACK and WhEc t..5 500, s.. Is, 81 90
50c. 500. SOB and 500
Sole agents for the celebrated Fasso
Corset. in White and Black. 500 $50
5000, $500. sl5.(o and $3.50.
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CARPETS,

CARPETS,
70 Rolls Brussel, C.
~ $500. H,%; We will make ~.
q, -u' i',sh the lining ct ~
q Rolls Brussels c,rna, ' .,'-.<--
c lIcse , no borders ior; ~ =, =
10 Patterns extra s,, ,,,,...', =.
E gran II Carpets, worth 4, = d
yard, at ...........,. = u
A good Ingram carpe. 4. /. &
Just think, a Rug rood - u, \
SIDES. IS inches wide = ~, ~
long. at ........ 9 ncadt
Full size door mats at
10 Pairs Lace cur,a,,, s.
inches wide. 81 yards ~
worth 2.Vp; special at pair (
A beautiful line of IRISH PSI, y .
'er'. at 500. 500 ana iVS -,
Cover Your furniture w -.
ers made OF the beaat.ful 49,.
~ VIII save your furnitr-s =. ~
Tor the summer. -
b(n Window Shades on s,,.,.
rollers and fringed, worm =
TO 70 at, each. = 4
Co-nice Poles in Ebony. Nj.
nut. Cherry and oai. s "a
long; complete, with ali tSs !
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salt. rnea for nt.,r,es Court.

arss sar ssrsssal is:sr: :S.smsas for de-
.ert4-..
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LINEN! LINN

&c. 800. 1"sa Doyii.a !.
$40. H'oyiies. S. Y,
~ Llilen Napkins .,,
Table bic p sl,.. n-Is no Is 4
''',n. sV-ineh. &c, ssS, s - 2 n
ee Linen Table pams. -.
doc. 800. '--'ach. a =,
honey-ccmb Tox..
HemsticheoSw e,s In Fingst -.
s2.25. :ss s.5e :, per e dozen. E5 3
and doinIe .s s:m and Msr,..u
$50. ~ Sc N-E an
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NOVELTIES,

Leather Belts. in Tan and Back, 1oc. i5c
And &c.
Leather Belts, IN Tan. Oxblood, Green
and Black. 25r So ne CSC and 75c.
Fancy Plaid I3-eits, Toe
sarpent.ne Belts. in iridescent shades
15c.
Fancy Figured Chargeable silk Chaie-
,a.n- Bags 8 - and $50.
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FANS! FANS!

Japarese Folding Fans. new deS gns. SC.
g.. loc. IL, 2oc, &c, SIC, icc, 5oc. Csc. 75c,
81 ~ ard 81 %.
Gauze. and SIX Fans, ell colors. 35c. soc
s5c 81 - and SIZE
r. IGaher err Fans n WHITE. B,ask r pi9 n!
s. .. 500. s4Hs. SO 80 and Ss.5o.
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WASH GOODS.

w Aol1 uOODOs
Fancy Figured Stripe and Flow SC
cred Lawns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
Princess Forlard in Persian 21C
Scroll and Fancy Stripe........ o3S
N-inch Lan.1--ir- stripe ard l0C
Scroll effect. -. ............ W.
F3 als9.. Figured i and stripe s Dim. 124C
Etamine Royale In Fancy Stripe 1SC
and minglc eftect............ Nv
Di-go BaLste in Scroll and 1SC
Powered designs .............. Nv
L1ppett Mulls in Floral Scroll OOC
and Flowered effect minimum. %OS
Drigo Dim!ties, Powered and 00C
Gold Tinted effect ............. GOS
T7mbour Fantais.e In Floral DC
ant Scroll designs .............. @c~
French Organdies IN the newest styles
and Iaaterns, pc. 35c. 5oc,
Linen Homcspun in Stripe and Solid
Colors. PFC, i5c, nc, &c.
Troika Linen Homespun. 3oc. 2sc and
White India Linen &c. size, 7ikc. sl-Se.
loc. 12isc, l5c. PC, 3oc and i0c.
White Dimiiies In all size Check and
stripe. lpc. l2i3c. 15c, zoe. 25c. 35c anI soc,
Nainsooks in all size Checks. &c. &c.
s l-2c. i2i2c and l5c.
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HOSIERY.

ladies' Fast Black E5cheNeu Ribbed
Ecsc. llc
lanes Fast Black Hose. epliced heel
and toe i5c.
Ladies Onyx rast Black Full Finished
Hose. 1876.
Lad 3 Onyx Fas. Black Richeneu RIB
bel Lis.e Thread Hose, &c.
LADIES' Onyx Fast Black Ribbed and
Pain Isle Thread Hose, 35c, 5oc. 75c, Sc.
tx ana 80.
Ladies ONYX Fas. Pack silk Hose. soc.
75c 9se, sl.25. si.jo, si.75, 500, $3.50 ana
SEA.
Children's Fast Black and Tan Ribbed
Hose yes 4 10 81, Toe.
On ilron's FAST Black Ribbed Hose.
double heel, toe and knee. sizes to 9i2,
Chldren's Onyx Fast Black Ribbed
Hos. In CNfton and Isle, Pc, 35c and 5Ac,
On ldren's onyx SAX HoSe, in Black,
White. Cram. Light Blue and Pink, soc,
Toe 81. 90 and 81 %.
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GINGHAMS.
Fancy Pla5i and Stripe Dress Err
Bingham .........................
srpe t Plaza s DTG Small fP eheeR SIC
role du Nord. in Fancy Plaid. lOC
9G-snch Percale in Scroll, Flow 1OC
cred and Pers.an effect......... AOS
ss o,pslI,y English ... Pereale i'o 121C
1914 si,af H20i ii. she..ins, nc 144C
1o IT, bleaohed sheet.ng, zoe quail: 15C
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MATING /! MAr1v

leo rolls Fancy China W.. 3
tinEs. 40 yards 10 the rup /
SPECIAL at ..............,,,.
one lot fancy Japanese MI.
tings. worth Sc per yard. H..
Come and see the novelties 4
have II mating. the hardsomslt 4
shown In Texas. and at pr,ces Il
not be beat in New York.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21

ton of Ingomar, but he is a capable actor
and accomplishes much in spite Of these
disadvantage.
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21
Stories and Gossip
of the Stage.
><>>>>>>>>>> >>%>>>>>>>>(

Walter Damrosch and Charles A. Ellis, to
whom the stockholders of the Metropolitan
opera house and the rest of the opera
loving public look for their grand opera
season this year. announce
DAMR0SCHS that their plans for a season
OPERA In all there will be twenty
performances.
SEASON. Equal prominence will bs
given to operas by Italian,
German and French composers. the roper
toire being as follows: Barber of Seville"
cite" Aids Faust" Les Huguenots."
"Rigoletto;" Scarlet Letter" aManon,"
lucia L; Carmen" Hamlet" "Lohen
.Fiying Dutchman.: ..T Ttis, Mei sna Tsnfes" ;.
..Das Rheingold." Die WaIku e" . ST i
fried" and Die Gotterdammerung."
Inc recent engagement Of Madame Nor
MessrS. Damrosch and Ellis. The COM
plete INST Of artists under engagement is as
Melba, Nordica. Gadski, Barna, Seyeard.
Toronto, Staudigl. hatfield and Van eau
teren. Tenors-Messrs. Ibos, Rothmuhl.
Baritones and basses-Messrs. Bispham'
Campanari. B~oudouresaue. Staudigl, Steh,
mann. Rains, Viviani and Fischer.
missed last winter. owing to her unfortuns
ate illness. is now singing with her sccns-
toned brilliancy in England. after her
Great success at the recent Donizetti fes-
A newcomer who will bear an important
part In the New York season is Nj. Ibos.
years of age. was trained at the Conser.
vatoirs in Paris. and passed thence to the
Opera, where he made his first appearance
1855. He remained there for three wears
widening his repertoire and gaining fresh
praise, Thence he passed to the Theatre
in Massenet's .'Esclarmonde," at the
composers request. Returning to Paris, be
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21

The engagement of Julia Marlowe at the
Coates came to n close last night with a
presentation of "lngomar," Miss Marlowe
appearing as Parthenia. the part in which
she first came forward in this city and
which also served to introduce her to the
stage. This play. therefore, has an inter-
esting part In the romance OF this favorite
actress. Its periodical revivals are attended
by delightful reflections. Parthenia, more
than any other character In Miss Marlowe's
repertory. depends upon beauty of person.
ality and the charm of simplicity. While
her art has vastly outgrown its limited
proportions. 1t is always delightful to con-
template the attributes that are essential
to an ideal Parthenia- These attributes are
possessed in a larger degree by Miss Mar
lowe than by any other actress who has
assumed the character on our stage in
many, many years. Innate goodness. in
tuitive intelligence, charming i-ngenuousness
and convincing earnestness have been from
the beginning of this young woman's ca
Teer, distinctively suggested in her work.
While Parthenia is not a character Of great
depth. the part does call for q clear asser-
zion Of these gentle traits, and positively
Iorbids the assumption of the worldly quail
fly. 1t is intended that Parthenia should
be almost unconscious of her influence over
the barbarian; yet there lave been Par
thenias, and whole bevies of them. unable
to resist the temptation to make her not
only conscious but Intentional. While there
Is an amusing aspect to the ascendency of
the woma and the submission of the man
in this encounter between the village maid
and the mountain chief, this aspect must
be entirely subordinate to the romance and
the poetry This distinction is beautifully
made by Miss Marlowe. In fact those who
have witnessed the many characterizations
of Miss Marlowe fully understand that II
would be impossible for her Parthenia to
make sport Of Ingomar. no matter how
ridiculous the havoc Of love makes him ap
pear at mes.
Mr.. Kendrick lacks the robustness of ply
sique and the brusQueness of manner es-
sential to a thoroughly convincing realiza-
Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1897-11-21

Charles coghlan has entirely rewritten
ana reconstructed Dumas play of Kean.
winch he Is to produce In Washington