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FOR sALE-BrcYcLEs.

FOR SALE-The greatest bicycle bargains
ever known. unredeemeo WoIlds Ram
wheels for ladies and gents, at 1-3 value;
Bicycles bought outright and exchanged and
taken on storage, sundries at unheard OF
u. NV. ou<7-1e
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DR.. Ledthermdn,

EXPERT SPECIALIST In the
cure of all private diseases. Hydrocels
VsricOcele, Structure, Impotency, and
Syphilitic Diseases positively cured. Ad-
vice ana Consultation rec Both Sexes
hours, 10 II, TO s; Tues, Thurs and
Sat. evenings, Z to 8. No. 602 + ST. NV
tCOsed Sundayb je15-tf
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PRINTINa AND BooKBINnINa

7Jc.: 500 note heads. Toe; 6OO state-
meats, 75c: binding magazi les, &c.,.
misceIianeous books rebound q. r..
VILLA Ms. 6l5 7th st. NV fe6-sf
AT THE Business once OF The Tlmes
YOU VIII find window Cards OF all de-
ecIiptions-" Table 5oard, Furnished O,
unfurnisned Rooms. ' Unf0rnished Rooms."
FURNISHED Rooms, With or Without
Board, . Furnished Rooms. With Board"
price of each card Ap2l-0
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FOR RENT-FLATs-

FOR RENT-S-room fiat, bath and range,
$50. 4 rooms and bath. I'd floor, 81 3,
rooms, Sd floor. So Apply T. E AL
TEMUS, 141O p 81. NV. au2s-3t
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TO RENT-FOr term OF years, near Hem
don, Va, ii room house, nealtnrully To-
Gated: 20 acres land, ten in fruit. balance
under cuI tivation, and cleared up woods;
neverfailing spring, large W ell, pump IN
kitchen: gOod chicken house and yaTd,
wood shed: new barn, excellent garden, In
perfect order: trains stop font of house.
Apply to E. $. MUSSEY, attorney. 40
La ave. NV. au2S-14t
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS

UUO street NOrthWeSt.
Gold filings and bridge work a spe-
calty, at the lowest price; aInalgam filI-
ings, 5Uc; full sets Of teeth on plates, So;
extracting, either by gas or local spray,
absolutely painless, soc; without, Csc; ali
work done by experts, and guaranteed the
best; open on sundays from 10 to 8
O'Clock. mh22-tf
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DENTISTRY.

VIII hereafter extract teeth with
nitrous oxide gas for 5oc per tooth.
Best teeth So per set. Gold crowns, IS.
Amalgam filings, 81. Have filled forty
TnOu teeta IN this SIly: extracted
twenty Thousand teeth, and made over six
thousand set~ Dr. s. 7. MA SON, I'll 9th
81. NV. formerly cor 18th and Pa ave
NV. auS-lmo-em
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BOARDING.

GOOD country board, one mile from springs,
on 20O-acre farm; piano in house; SO
per week; $16 per motnh; children under
ten, half price. NIX. and N RS T.. j. zER-
kLE, Fauquier Springs, Va.
au25-7t-em
EACELLENT table board at low rates,
within two blocks or Congressional Ii
bfary, l29 4th ct. se. au26-3tsm
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PERSONALS.
Dir. HniSnr. $, Specialist: .,sa a. St.
PERSONA

treats and cures all private disc eases,
Emissions, Vancocele, Hydrocele, strict
nre, Impotency. Blood Poison and Lost
Manhood Consultation free.
Hours to 3, except Sunday.
au25-tf
PROP. CLA Ai-Oldest established medium
advertising IN this city; consult him on
business, lawsuits, divorce, speculations.
separations, love or family troubles. can
tell you anything you wish TO know, brings
separated h1s band an Il wife together. makes
sweetheart or lover true, causes marriages.
removes spells or mysterious feelings gives
luck; fee, 90 cents, hours, 10 to 10 daily.
4oS III 81. sw. auzs3t EN-
A BRIGHT, refined widow, 80, wishes TO
meet gentleman OF some means prin-
cipally to furnish house for rOouI rent
ing. DISCREET, this office au2S-3t
GENTLEMAN, 40 years of age. would ike
to meet poor girl with refinement, OBJ
Ject, matrImony. Address KINDNESS.
this office. 1t
a kLOOkNlG blonde youth would
ike TO become acquainted with wealthy
lady. object, nIatrimOny- RESPECTABLE
GENTLEMAN, this office au25- Stem
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LOST.


LO Is atchei containing pockettook.
spectacies and society card OF Household
Ruth. Reward IL returned to 1882 + 81.
NV. Item
LOST-Basket; at Marshall Hall, Aug.
25, containing ladys dress and slipper.
Liberal reward If returned TO Mr.. HAR-
DESTER, Marshall Hall office, Marshall
Hall, Md. 1t
LOST $40 reward for return OF lady's
guild watch, lost on steamer Macales ter,
Sunday eve, Aug. 22. G.. c. McCARL,
LoST-Aug. "a, 1897; q pair OF gold
spectacles; far and near-signted. Liberal
reward for same II returned TO 3ag n st.
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Gentleman would like room,
nicely furnished, near Pa. ave and 14Sh
st, where people attend To their own busi-
ness Address PRIVATE, this office.
au26-3t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TYPEWRITERS rented at reduced rates;
with privilege of purchase. standard
makes. preliminary instruction free. NEW
MANS TYPEWRITER AGENCY, GIL 7th
st. NV. aus 3m, EN-
FOR RENT-R emington typewriter No. 2
in perfect Condition; 50 per month. Ap-
ply 6O1 4th sc NV. au2S-3t
FOR RENT--A new brick stable and
storage room l126 6thst. NV. au2e-35
FOR RENT-Entire stock of gents and
ladies' furnishing goods; stock inventory
ST OOO; will sell for $3.50, call at once:
good business stand S29 7th St NV.
au2S-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

| NICE dining room. central location;
In apartment house; unfurnisbed leased
with good rers. j. NJ. c., this office.
| au2S-3t-em
FOR SALE--small grocery and confec-
uionery in central location, doing nice
| cash business; good reasons for selling.
| Call 1918 st. NV. au2S-3t
FOR SALE Cheap, one Of the best cash
grocery, meat and provision stores In
South Washington. No. 126 q ST., bet
I'd and Sd sts- sw. au2o-et
WANTED-A partner with small capital
to engage in lunch, ice cream and con-
fectionery business. Address j. K, this
| office. au2o-3s
WANTED ACTIVE partner for legitimate
business scheme wneTe There IL inJ capt
itaI To lose; $50 of each required. LEGIT-
MATE BUSINESS, this ofhce.
FOR SALE-stock and fixtures OF cigar
store; cheap; doing good business. 7lS
ID ST. NV. au1f-3t-ein
FOR SALE Saloon, $3.50; 7th ST.; 6 rooms;
Dor hood. BUS. EXCH., 1921 st.
WANTED-Partner; with 500 in q bust
ness clearing 81 ZOO yearly to each, only
common horse sense necessary; to a hUStier
this is better than a government position;
Investigation invited. lIZl Ia. ave- NV.
au2 Stem
FOR sALE-Cheap, saloon ON Pa. ave.
NV. doing good business good reasons
for selling Address SALOON this office.
au2I-3t
WANTED-rarty with few hundred dol
Iarscapital to handle anew pa tented arti-
cie Indispensable in every house, store, and
public building; no chafge v Tor i,iit teTri.oty'
Address w. W., this office. au21 81
FOR sALE-Great Bargain: fine corner
grocery store: rent only Sf0; good stock
and fixtures; price, $3.50 CoMMERClA
5lO NV. au<o- o-ot,eIn
Gerry stock and fixtures; house OF six
rooms; rent only SS5;59; the best loeasionin
au26- Stem
FOR sALE-$35O will buy, first, class
grocery store, well stocked: good horse
and wagon: rent. vi s. best locs ton. COM
MERCIAL, $40 NV. au26-3t.ein
FOR SALE-Si, 600 cash. balance on long
time, ,willpurchase property worth .0oo'
Address ] OWNER b, this office.
au26-3t,em
FOR SALE-Cor grocery store: good cash
trade; rent, $40. living rn.s.. a Largain
If sold soon 100 ID st. sw. au26-Gt-em
tDk sALE-1ne Crescent dining room.
nicely furn:;- good trade; soid on account
OF health. 6l5 ST. NV. au26-3t-en
FuR sALE-A first class grocery, provi-
SION, meat anu nOtlDn StOEcs upulE Il
sple ntlid htisn ess In best northwest location.
Will sell ch cap on account OF sickness. Ad-
dress PROVISIONS, this office. au26-3t
FOR sALE-old established grocery meat
and provision store; best location In the
city. Address @. l.. c., this office.
au2S-4t
FOX SALE-First-class fruit stand In good
location on prominent thoroughfare do
ing a good business. VIII sell cheap. Ad-
dress FRUIT, this office. au26- 3t
FOR SALE-Cheap-Cigar and tobacco
sSore, doing fair business; must sell by
LIST or month; party leaving city. 0OI ID
ST.. NV. au20-Gt
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wANTEp-ROOSis.

wANTED-Three unfinished rooms, suit
abIefor light house cepiug; private family
preferred, no children, must be reasonable.
Address b. II. E., this office. au2S-3b
WANTED-Three or four unfinished
rooms: good location northwest, second
story: not 70 exceed ST. I. c., this
office IL
wANTED-Room and board with privileges.
Address GENTLEMAN, this office.
aux7 -3s
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

NTED-Tor rentor lease on shares, dairy
farm near city. Address j. BUCHI care
OF Aades' Hotel Sd st. and Pa.ave.nw
au2S-3t.em
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN,

BY
THOMAS h. WAGGAMAN, 5lT ST. NV.
uNiMPkOyED PROPERTY FOR SALE.
FER foot.
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NANTED-By young man, capable in
bookkeeping and general office work, Il
position IN lawyer Is, real estate or insurance
office. moderate compensation desired.
Address CAPABLE, this office. 1t
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WANTED At City Intelligence Office,
cooks, general hOuSew or Kers. drivers;
aundres sses ;pUrters. chambermaids; Dutlers
boys, dayworHerS, JanItOrs, labOrers: head
quarters of hotel and private family help.
sHAChLEFORD'S 425 11th 81. NV. 1t
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WANTED-By a mschinist and JoOlnaker
situation in bicycle repair shop: under
STANDS all branches of the business thor
oughiy; or would go in partnership with
business man with small capital Address
WHEEL B., this office. au2s-3t
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FOR sALE-Sl5o per acre: 20 acres suit
able for subdivision; directly on the line
OF the Takofua and Burnt Malls Electric
hallway. now building. Address BOX
b, Takona Park, ID. G. au2S-3t
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FOR RENT OFFICE ROOMS
FOR KENT-Office room, suit able fox
dtctor or dentist 7O9 II ST. NV.
uz6-5t-em
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SOUTHERN Select Agency furnishes all
Boo q st. NV. au2S-3t
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOX SALE-wH sen for SIS per month
o-roon house, barn, well, fruit, etc, at
Riverdaie; price, $l,776. Room ga, s02
r. st. au2S-3t-em
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-SituatiOn by young man OF
good habits. first class bOOSkeeDer, mod
crate salary; good refs. Box 222, this Of
flee. Item
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Mr.. BRACkEN,

uVuNs ONHSN6
or Providence, K L., is spiritual medium
or a national reputation, can be seen on all
BUSINESS or every description, all in trouble
or dDubt should give him a trial; gives fulI
Names and genuine spirit tests; sittings
daily at % II 81. NV. hours, from 10 a. m.
TO p H.; first class refs. given: terms
moderate. au27-7t
MADAME RETTA, clairvoyant. medium
and card reader, 25c and soc. No. $40
l. st. NV. au27-4t
THE IS DA Us" CURE 0or menI leads
ali remedies In this city; prompt and
permanent cure or no charge; consultat ION
fIee- DR.. MCCLELLAN, T16 18th 81. NV.
au4- mo
THE best results for the least expense
Wnen II comes 10 selling splendid custom
made suits, scarcely any worn, we take
the cake Thirty (30l years at one
stand. Satisfy yourself. JUSTH'S OLD
STAND, 6lS ID 81 NV aQ24-7t
No Irunosirf0Df-- NofhiuU hur ciI-ao
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HELP MALE AND
FEMALE.

WANTED Young lady or young man; l6
or | { wears. who undeTsI anusL 3 IIS " TiIlng,
So 80 week 10 start. Call after 4 a.. n3..
l21 10Th st. Sc. au26-3t
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wANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Agents, $50 TO S25 week sure
70 workers, no capital needed; new goods
pew plan, sells at sight; every family needs
H. HOUS EHoLD SPEC. CO, Box s24,
Cincinnati, Ohio. my29-sat26t
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Mrs. DR.. RENNER,

In obstetrics; gold medal aw arded for the
science of obstCtIlcs from the University
OF Munich, havana; treats successfully
woman s compl laints and irregularities, prt
vate sanitduum Tor ladies before and dur
ing confinement. Office hours from 10 q
III. To D. III. No Tth ST. Me-
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WANTED Actor in city viii give lessons
in acting 10 a few pupils STETSON,
this office. 1t
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ANTED "A young whitegirl, also a young
boy, TO WORK ln lunCn room. snort nOurs.
lady to understand something about book
keeping: state salary expected. W. j. F.,
this office. au26- 3t-em
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A NICE dining-room, central location;
In apartment house; unfurnisbed; leased
with good refs j. NJ. e., this office.
au2S-Jt-em
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FOR SALE-A roadhouse; fine location;
lease, license. etc. Address l.. NJ, this
office. au2S-3t
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FOR RENT-Large furnished room with
board; or young ladies: special rates;
also large front room 70 man and wife;
child no objection Inquire sos Ii st.
NV. au2S-3t
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FOR RENT Rooms, single or en- suite;
TWO communicating ROOMS, seCOud or
third story; furnished or uDfurnished with
or without board. $40 New York aye.uw.
nn2S-4t
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FOR RSALE-One heavy double sc tof wagon
harness; good as new. 909 9th st. NV.
au2S-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
MANTED-By educated French woman,
position of any kind Immediately; good
linguist, experienced traveller; can sew
wen. would go oct 10y the day. Address
FRENCH, thls office au2S S3t,em
MANTED-By an experienced white wom-
an, place as COOK IN private Family; can
TuT. ret. Address A.. ~ this office. Item
WANTED-By refined German lady posi-
ton as houSekeeper, wldOWer's FAMILY
preferred. rs willing 10 do all household
duties except laundry. Address A. B. g,
thls office au27-3t-em
NANTED-By coiored woman, to COOK
or DO general bousework. "a or address
d. A. NJ, 1881 4th 81. NV. au21-3t
wANTED-By 2 competent women. house
WORK cook or nurse. l7O2 l-2 10Th ST.
NV. au27-3t
NANTED-Position as stenographer and
typewriter; years experience: 8 years
a. private secretary 20 bank president:
Familiar with banking and insurance; best
rds., satlSi action guaraa teed: lady, %
years OF age. BUSINESS, this office.
au26-3t
NANIED-rwO or three nights relief
work, by Competent drug clerk: Al ref
erences Address OPTIAUS, this office.
au26-3t-em
WANTED by an honest white girl, a
place 10 make herself generally useful:
moderate wages. Address GOOD HOME
hls0fnce. au26- Stem
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FOR SALE-Ftxtures or store; inquire
at y2y lst st. me-; good business place;
no reasonable offer refused; ice box, avn
ing, showcase, coffee mill, all for $50.
Item
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT Rooms with board; home
privileges; with adults; S4.50 per week.
I'll 9th St. nw au2S- 3t EN-
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-uK kENT-Large double or single rooms,
with flrst-class table, in most cen
traI locauon call and inspect 724 18th
81 au- t-.St EN-
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FOX RENT-The handsome new house 325
Elm ST., lie Droit Park; 8 rooms. bath, re-
Ceptlon ball, ooncreted cellar, ca binet man
tells, etc; all rooms and halls heated by
furnace; open daily for inspection; S20-30.
CHARLES h. BA UER, 14tn and g stsnw.
au.o-6 lem
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-08-14
FOUND THE NORTH POLE.

The kilograms published Friday an
nouncing the discovery Of The North
Pole by DR.. Frithjof Nansen created
considerable surprise. 1t seems funny
that DR.. hansen should care to risk
so much to find the North Pole, when
he can get Rainier Beer, which is GER
tainly more practical than the North
Pole, by coming to Honolulu. Phone
7S3.
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he Sign
Of the Crimson RIM

Rim Agency take time to stop. St:p in and look
around Do this though you own Crimson
Rim. If you are not as lucky as all this, stop any
way There is not Crimson Rim Agency in the
country which cannot interest wheelman. A stock
The people who sell them know their business.
They are never importunate for the Syracuse Cycle
Company require their representatives to be con-
siderate of the feelings of those who not riders
of the Crimson Rim They do not "bone" everybody
to buy. But if your errand is that of prospective
purchaser-pr prospective then or in the future-they
have tale to tell if you will listen The tale will
bore no 1t is not long. AS matter of fact
the Crimson Rim does the talking 1t has tongue
in it's head that is eloquent beyond vocalism. Give
it your ear for moment the next time you have
moment to spare.
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PERSONAL JOrTINGS.

Mrs. John III. Lees Of 60 Bishop street
is recovering from an attack of diph-
thereto sore throat. Mr. and Mrs. Lees
have been much afflicted in the death
Of their youngest child, Donald, aged
about two and one-half years. The
child died Wednesday morning, Novem-
Der "a, Of malignant diphtheria, and
the funeral services, which were pri-
vate, were held in the afternoon. DIR.
Anderson was the attending physician.
William Cleft Foote Of this city re-
turned from his southern trip yester-
day afternoon. His calls We're Key
West, Galveston, Tex, and he landed
for a. few hours on the island of Cuba
Mr.. Foote's trip was for health and II
is greatly improved.
Mr.. William r. Sloan of 50 Bishop
street, for many years employed al
the Winchester Repeating Arms COM
pany, has secured a fine position in the
Springfield Arms company and will re.
move to that city in few months.
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FAIR HAVEN,

A notable event, interesting to the
troops of friends of Mr., William Mer-
win (Uncle BID and his wife, will be
the celebration of the golden wedding
Of these esteemed old residents, which
will occur next Monday afternoon, De-
cember 6, at their home, 140 Blatchley
avenue, from until o'clock. Hand
somely printed and embellished cards
are out announcing the happy event.
Mr. and Mrs, Merwin were married in
Guilford in 1S47, fifty years ago on De-
eember 5. The bride was Miss Eliza
Dolph of that town and the happy cou-
pie were united in marriage by the late
Rev. e. Edwin Hall, who was then pas
tor of the Congregational church in
Guilford, and who died a few years ago
at his home on Fair Haven Heights,
where he had resided for many years.
Mr.. Merwin is a native of old Milford.
He followed the sea before and after
his marriage, visiting many distant
lands and shores; later had for years a
cooperage factory in Fair Haven. and
later still serving for thirteen years on
New Haven's police force, retiring about
ten years ago, since which time he has
conducted a popular shore restaurant
at Woodmont. The happy pair have
seven surviving children-two daughters
and five sons-and have seven grand
children and one great-great-grand-
child. Their home will be crowded with
relatives and friends to greet them next
Monday.
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Filson and Enrol continue strong at
traction in "a Tip on the Derby at
Polls Wonderland theater. And, quite
naturally, with such a strong attrac-
ton, the attendance continues excellent
Not in a long time has there been seen
here such bright comedietta. and il
may be said without any suspicion OF
exaggeration that no better comedy in
terpreters have ever appeared at this
theater. The supporting company il
made up of some star artists, and they
have received much appreciation. Mex
weeks leading feature will be "RallJ
Round the Flag" a stirring sketch
that is reminiscent Of the late war, it:
principal incident being historic bat
tie that occurred at Chantilly between
the blue and the gray.
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H. G. S. MANDOLIN CLUB.

A mandolin club, which has been
formed this year, bids fair to be one
of the best which has ever represented
"Old Hopkins" mainly on account OF
the exertions of the most energetic
members of the school.
Professor Seeley has been appointed
instructor, which in itself warrants a
successful club. Mr.. Mansfield Ferry
to whom is due the credit of the forma-
ton of the club, was unanimously elect
ed president. With Mr.. F. T.. Adams as
manager, the club will not be in want
Of engagements during the winter. A
very successful rehearsal, the first this
year, was held at Professor Seeley's
studio in the Hoadley building yester-
day.
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CHAUTAUQUA UNION.

To Hold a Series of Meetings.
The New Haven Chautauqua union
will hold meetings In the First M. e.
church at p. m. on the first Saturday
Of each alternate month, beginning
with December. Part of the pro-
grammes will consist of discussion on
the books Of the course as follows:
December Imperial Germany.
February 5-Social Spirit of America
April 2--Roman Life in Plinys Time.
June "A Short History of Medieval
Europe.
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GrandOpera House


Oliver Doud Byron, supported by Kate
Byron and strong company, opened a
three-night and two-matinee engage
ment at the Grand opera house last
night, presenting THE Ups and Downs
Of Life a bright and entertaining com
edy drama, which was produced with
an excellent scenic setting. The story
of the play treats Of young and loving
husband, Vivian Ransome (played by
Mr.. Byron), who has married young
and pretty girl, who, when school
girl, had made hasty marriage with
a notorious thief, but was separated at
the altar. Thinking him dead, she mar
ried Ransome, whom she loves. The
villain turns UP and separates the low
ing pair, who after innumerable vicissi-
tudes are again brought together, and
the villain Is consigned to prison.
Mr.. Byron as Vivian Ransome gave a
fine performance, bringing out all the
strong points with telling effect, while
in the lighter scenes he showed what an
excellent light comedian he is. The
comedy part is supplied by Kate Byron
as an Irish domestic. disappearing as
Lady Elfrida, she efforts to capture
| Lord Alfonso Mountsteadfast Smith
but who really turns out to be a gro
GERS clerk in disguise. They success
| fully fool each other and when the de.
iceit is discovered the fun is uproarious
! Nothing could be more amusing thar
the situations and complications that
occur in each act and so we'll blended
as not to affect the serious scenes Of the
play. Kate Byron is the queen of Irish
comedy of the more refined style, ani
she displays her abilities in this play
better than ever before. The company
in support is an excellent one. Lilliar
Buckingham, Grace Tyson, Maud Miller
| and Messrs. Russell, Patterson, McWal
| ters Rose and the other members gave
excellent support to Mr.. and Mrs. By.
ron.
1.-THE Turn, of the Tide" will be giver
at the matinee to-day and tonight Al
the Saturday matinee 1.-THE Ups anG
Downs of Life" will be repeated, ant
Saturday night the ever popular "Plun
GER will be the bill
| THE SECRET ENEMY"
"The Secret Enemy" Boston's recent
success, a romantic drama by Elmer
Grandin and Eva Mountford, which
| comes to the Grand next Monday an6
Tuesday, is the kind of play that viii
enjoy a successful run. The American
people are growing tired of the much
abused melodrama by the sensational
| effects introduced into it. That fac
1 alone inspired the management to pro
duce this piece. The beautiful love sto
ny running through the play appeals t.
almost every one and gives it the re
| CURED light and shade so necessary tt
the success Of such strong dramatic
story.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-12-03
A God-sent Blessing.

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