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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

FOR RENT-NEw 2-srORY RESIDENCE
rooms, modern In every respect; cleo
trio lights; low rent to right party. Ad-
dress r., box Al, Herald. 70
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SOLICITOR FOR AN
article that will pay well. Address O., box
n, Herald. q
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WANTED-SITUATIO BY A STEADY
man to drive wagon; sober. industrious,
and can give bond; used to horses. Ad-
dress L., box 49, Herald. q
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HOTEL DEwEY-NEw; SELECT YOUR
rooms: transient. GIN q. Broadway. tt
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FOR SALE-13-ROOM LODGING HOUSE
cheap for cash. S21h South Spring 21-24
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WANTED-OIL TANKS, CHEAP; FROM
500 to 1000 barrels. Address l.. B. D. CAMP,
2O61z s. Broadway, room II. 20
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED
real estate; interest decreases as you pay.
STATE MUTUAL BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSN, al s. Broadway. Scott
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FOR SALE-HALF-INTER IN A
we1l-established steam laundry, paying
good money and increasing daily For
particulars address O., box ~. Herald %
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

FOR SALE-A GENERAL MERIDIAN.
disc store In a thriving country town, do
ing a flrst-class business; can be had at q
bargain. Address O., Box GO. 20
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

MONEY-TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
in any amount; s to per cent interest;
light expense. w. H. OBEAR, ITO s.
Broadway. II
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

FOR sALE-NEw S-ROoMED COT
tage; large lot; gas and sewer connected;
barn; near two car lines, SW.; will sell
on easy terms, monthly; price, 1890.
M. F. O'DEA & CO.,
"a 2O3 Bradbury building.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

WANTED-TO BUY A GOOD LODGING
house for cash; give full particulars. Ad-
dress O., box ~, Herald. q
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

CAN MAKE YOU LARGE OR SMALL
loans at very light expense. HENRY
HART, 1903 e. Second st. II
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM IN A
private family, with or without board. 5S7
Ruth ave. Fl
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

WANTEp-BY A LADY, GENTLEMAN
partner In business; small capital re-
quired. Address O.. box IS, Herald. %
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FOR SALE-A COMPLETE BLACK.
smith shop; good location; doing a fine
business; for full particulars address p.
Box ~, Herald. %
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Houses

WANTED-BY A STRONG, FAITHFUL
and trustworthy boy. place to work:
handy with tools. Address p, Box 6,
Herald. %
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Female Help

WANTED EXPERIENCED OPERA
torS on shirts and overalls; few mex
4 sperienced hands taught. BROWNSTEIN,
NEWMARK & LOUIS, 344-346 N. Main
skrees' "a
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21
Country Property

FOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
residence not far from city; annual In
come from products Of place over $AOV;
bargain for cash, or will make terms easy.
Address p, Box As, Herald. ~
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FOR SALE-A GOODiCOUNTRY STORE.
with postoffice; fine trade; value $4,000. Ad.
dress O.. Box 81, Herald. q
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

MONEY TO LOAN-s2oo TO $4,000 ON
city and country real estate. LEE A. Nc
CONNELL 8 CO.. rooms So2 and 3o3 21s
s. Broadway. It
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

TO LOAN-5 TO PER CENT MONEY.
BRADSHAW BROS. room 200. Bradbury
block. Il
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SELL OUT ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS.
!. d. BARNARD, III 8. Broadway.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

WANTED-TO INVEST, WITH SER.
vices, $50; proposition must pay and bear
close investigation. Address L., box 50,
Herald. Il
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

WANTED-ROOM AND BOARIt WITH
nice, quiet private family by a young
lady employed during the day. Address
p, Box I, Herald. 20
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Furnished Rooms

WANTED-A NEATLY FURNISHED
Qarge) room, with privilege of housekeep-
ing; gas; by lady and two little girls;
yard; location 1 blocks from Second and
Broadway; give price. Address L., box
60. Herald. 81
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

RoPU LAR PRICES, HIGH-CLASS
work and prompt service are what have
built up the immense business of the Elk
colstor Laundry. Phone 1857. If
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

bicycle. cheap. Address L.. box so, Her.
aid. q
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FOR SALE-A WELL STOCKED SEC.
ond-hand business; furniture, etc., etc.
For particulars and price address L.. boz
IA, Herald. q
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

room house, furnished. Address p. Box
II, Herald. 20
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FOR SALE-A GOOD PAYING BUSr.
ness; If properly managed will bring big
results for amount invested. Address O.,
box 8, Herald. 20
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

WANTED-TO BUY A HOUSE OF Is TO
30 rooms, neatly furnished and In good1o-
cation. Address p, Box "a. Herald. "a
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

FOR RENT ROOMS COMPLETELY
furnished, first-class In every detail;
neighborhood and surroundings the best
lovely place for a small family Call at
S43 South Flower street and see. 81
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21

AT HOTEL GLENMORE, 1876 s. BROAD
way, elegantly furnished rooms. en- suite
or single, at summer rates to respectable
parties; select rooms now. II
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-07-21
Rooms and Board

WANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, NICE
ly furnished suite of rooms, with bath;
also, breakfast and o'clock dinner home
like and of the best. Address L., box As,
Herald. 21
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has had heavy losses by fire In another
city, leaving him In cramped position
financially: investigate soon. Address
O., Box IS, Herald. "a
FOR SALE-ONE HALF INTEREST IN
a good paying machinery business, manu-
facturers and dealers in new and second
hand machines; will bear close investiga-
ton; reason for selling, sickness in fam
lily. Address O., Box60, Herald. %
FOR SALE-4o SHARES IN A PAYING
institution where salary can be drawn all
the year round by party holding above
shares. Company is doing q good BUSH
ness; If Interested, write for particulars.
Address p, Box 20, Herald. %
WANTED-A MAN WITH CAPITAL TO
join an experienced confectiOner In starts
ing business in new territory; splendid
chance for a bright. energetic man. ADJ
dress O.. box 80, Herald. q
FOR SALE-ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING
city, a fine retail business for sale on a
most prominent street at great bargain.
For particulars address p, Box "a, Her
aid. %
|wANTED-To PURCHASE A FEED AND
fuel business, located In or around Los
Angeles; give daily receipts, rent ETC.; also
location. Address O., Box 81, Herald. "a
FOR sALE-A GENERAL MERIDIAN.
disc store In thriving country town, do-
ing f1rst-class business; can be had at q
bargain. Address O., Box g. "a
FOR sALE+A COMPLETE BLACK.
smith shop; good location; doing fine
business; for full particulars address p.
Box AZ, Herald. %
FOR sALE-A GOOD PAYING BUsr.
ness; If properly managed will bring big
results for amount invested. Address O.,
box 8, Herald. 20
FOR SALE-A WELL STOCKED SEC
ond-hand business; furniture, etc., etc,
For particulars and price address L.. boz
IA, Herald. Il
WANTED-TO INVEST, WITH SER.
vices, $50; proposition must pay and bear
close investigation. Address L., box 50,
Herald. II
FOR SALE-A GOODiCOUNTRY STORE.
with postoffice; fine trade; value $4,000. Ad.
dress O.. Box 81, Herald. q
I SELL OUT ALL KINDS OF BUsINESA
I. D. BARNARD, liz 8. Broadway.
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PA. DENTAL COMPANY, 226 8. SPRING.
rooms 2S1-2S2. First class plate work. 90
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FRANK STEPHENS, 3241s 8. SPRING ST.
Open days and evenings; also Sundays;
electric light Tel. black 81.
The sun., 1898-01-23
EXPECT M,0oMAs TO WIN:
He Gains Votes In tho Maryland BallotinG-
Caucus on Monday Might.

Caucus Monday Might.
ANNAPOLIS. Jan. 22.-In the joint assembly of
the Maryland Legislature one ballot was taken
out result and an adjournment was made until
Monday. when voting will be resumed with the
ninth ballot. McComas, the administration
candidate is gaining steadily, receiving fortysix
votes, the highest 80 far. The same number was
given to Senator German. Major Shaw received
10 votes. Gen. Shryock and John v. L. Findlay
8 on the ballot. Senator Emory and Delegate
Woodall changed their votes to McComas. They
voted for Shaw yesterday. McComas was just
eleven votes behind to-day. This is exactly tho
number OF Baltimore city delegates who have
"deadlocked" the General Assembly and
clogged the wheels OF legislation. Neither Mr..
Mulliken nor DR.. Barber received vote to-day.
was said after talk with President Mckinley,
who desires tho Senatorial question settled
Il is expected that after the caucus to be held
on Monday night in addition to his 46 votes re-
i iino. from talbot. from Baltimore city. and
however, win not elect. Chairman Scott OF the
Republican caucus confidently expects 55 votos
to 90 bound by Monday q. caucus. He said:
all our friends on Monday morning before tho
at this Conference it Will be decided to call the
uis IN the House % and Senate viii be urged to at.
tend this caucus. and know that am correct
in saying that at least fifty-fyo Republicans
will 10 obey its decision when the ballot is taken
The arst ,colored man to be appointed to a
clerical position in the Maryland Legislature IL
Malachi Gibson. Baltimore lawyer he was
Committee.
The sun., 1898-01-23
sPORTSMEN BREAK CAMP.
A New worIrs Record at Fly Casting By N.
G. Leonard.

"A New Worid'n Record at Fly Casting By H.
G. Leonard.
Tho public school children enjoyed glorious
outing yesterday morning at the Sportsmen's
Show at Madison Square Carbon. 1t was the
last day OF tho exhibition, and the children were
admitted Free More than 1000 availed them
selves of the opportunity. They rambled at will
about tho Garden and were royalty entertained
by the Maine guides. who told them bear stories
Joe Jefferson visited the Garden during the
day and placed an order with Miss Crosby to
build q log cabin at Buzzard's Bay. She will DO
assisted by two Maine guides. and d the cabin
the Jockey. was about tho building. "over
here. he said, II am considered on an equality,
have to take my hat off to the owners"
After repeatod efforts at the sportsmen's
smashed the o worlds rec record at ny casting By
scoring 120 feet. The previous record was li9
francisco. HSs % The scores yesterday % were: - >''
cast iosia feet: but failed to counp D. " eooassII
feet; George Lauchman. 81 feet.
az VIII
pert caster. He held The worlds record, IO6
feet, previous to Mansheld's performance.
contests including Fridays scores. follows: 0
IndiyiduM loo,shos GopsestnH. ~ Spencer s,tst' ,
foune F. % Ross 1 RGrfTs Fsch 4cs l. Dr. F.
stllman, 1885; Z. S. Piard, 1890; l.. Buss 1857,
Dr.. W. g. Hudson. 1855; w. kosenbaum. 2.3se; L.
Builseye Target. Best Centre shot-M. Dorrlsr. 8;
G. s. Dietrich ea; Kossek 10; II. NJ. Spencer, los
DR.. A. A. stlman loia; H. D. Muller. 11ia; +. s.
pSrd H.: Frct'Sm b l2 DR. hs.s
l4J. F. Smith Ia; Buzzini. IA L; r. Busse, 10; H.
Mahlerbrock, 10.
| l4p; L. b. Buss, 149 H. D. Muller 147; ]. D.
G"ee Fiji Piard i4e: Ma Mshisr6roef Or oaPs Pse '
| ". Burton, lag; ". Rosenbaqm. l48: F. e.
@, n oberst, ia: r. Busse, 144: g. D. wicgmanrs
l4l J. A. Dietz, i44 Dr. A. A stIllman. l4S II. Nj.
). Bodenstat, i4i; il: Kraas., i4li W: a. Psr!ss,
li1; C. z. Gensch. l8s; S. Kohn. 1885, W. A. Hiehs
1875; S. Lyon 1873; P. J; o'Hare, 1873; A. c. Neu
target Of Honor-H L. Fiach. 10; E. S. Pnlard.
| 7b; NJ Dorrler. a; c. E: Gensch. IS; O.. King
70; Dr. A. A. ssi!Iman. q; q. Worn. 7e; Il
arn H. " " f. Fsps 73 m C. Ronsy ns
III ]. Q. Dnlin n; @. schlicht, Il; c. Bayer. 7l
G: D; Wiegm9nn; II ". A. Hicks, u; H. Bookman
70 p J. OHare 10 ]. Dietz, 20; c. Rein. 20; +. c.
Ross, 10.
Unusual interest was manifested in the results
OF the last days contest on the bowling alleys
During the morning an exhibition game was
bowled between La Due and McAuliffe, best
two out of three games, La Due won. Tho
scores:
D. g. La Due. Empire 2. G.. 146 19a 1856 q. No
Auline Arlington, 1852, l5l, 1863.
For the Greater New York prize some OF the
scores in tho twcnty-eighth series yesterday
afternoon were: A. p. Paulson, for six games.
l064; l.. Johnson, for six games 1.16S. Twen-
ty.ninth series-C. X Starr. 1.lO4; A. Silver.
1l62.
In the hcud-pin contest the scores Of tho lead
Wiickons. lac; A. NJ. Mcclellan, 14s.
The sun., 1898-01-23

aEhthe had with the MoCAndiess gang shortly
afteg the war broke out. Tho men in this No
GAndless gang were border fuiiians IN the
ssosssonSts tSo oDS5sS Dssson sne1 Hcso '
fr0' nfsvo' TSs sHidinE party ;ofsunion yolnnteer5
who was a friend Of his, and while there No
house. An were armed. som some Wv with h pistols
others with shotguns, and rifles. and ono or
VIA "h GS sscs nncS only Fhy bad
less saw Black Nell tied up to the widow 9 fence
he called to his followers:
Here's that damned Yank, Wild Bill,
boyg, Wen skin him alive. Surround tho house.
mere was no chance for Hlckok to escape
Without e fight even II he had tried to, so he
this day he had With him only cno Of his 70 70
sSet On via tSrsoy @ yOPH' the Re ns SaT ~ the
,Eid1ws ,UI This left him only I've shots for the
S S the ss Ssb there Masas 5 hspsRs sSS Sa as
and csdSd III GsS6S ssS pepFod red sSSs
chamber In tho cylinder Of his ak. hooter-that
vas before the days of cartridge revolvers out
there-and jammed Y homo the best he could
censless showed he hes head outside the WIN window.
~. Tome fsae In here, you cowHrdly dog, and fight
"a moment later. tho loader of the gang
bnoot- Hickok was all the whtle covering the
entrance with tho old Henry up to his face and
sMoCsndless s got q bullet through his hoart be.
gang poured through tho doorway together.
-Four OF them dropped near the entrance as the
Hickok's deadly revolver, but he got q load Of
buckshot OF short range In return which almost
brought him down. Tho room was full OF
smoke and before Hickok could see to fire again
oWn Msh hs Ss
rtble blow with the butt end Of Bill navy and
another got q bullet in the abdomen just as Bill
was crowded back onto the bed.
His last shot crashed through the arm of
one Of the gang who had him by the throat,
putting this one out Of the fight for the mo.
ment. Then Bill was hit across the breast
with q swinging blow from clubbed gun,
bringing the blood to mis- nose, mouth, and
like. With bis last shot gone-eveIybody wns
out Of loaded guns'by this tire-Bn drew q
knife and followed them up from one side Of
the room to the other, cutting and slashinR
wherever he saw form that had life enough
to move, until every one was hacked to pieces
and safely dead. He had just strength enough
left TO staFger out to the wen and drink, when
was said that he carried of eleven buckshot
and was cut in moro than dozen places
have heard men say that whom Bill told the
story Of that struggle he seemed TO 1--we 1t al
over again. He would break out In cold
sweat with excitement and his eyes blazed and
his face changed until he looked like muir
derer. When he wasn't excited Wild Bill had
as woman's He must have been at least
80 years old when know him. l always under
stood that he came from Illinois, and, while
won't be certain, think he told mo So"
The sun., 1898-01-23
SOLDIERS MAKE GOOD CYCLERs
Mosher Wins tho Championship or Greater
New York.

sosher Wins tho Championship or Creator
New York,
The amateur bicycle meet last night in tho
Thirteenth Regiment Armory, Brooklyn, under
tho auspices OF the regimental cycle corps,
brought out big field OF entries. The sport
was interesting, and some 1000 cycling enthu-
sasts filled the gallery and floor seats encircling
the track. Enthusiasm ran high, especially
at tho finishes OF tho trial and final heats. Tho
crack flyers of tho Harlem, Riverside, and
Greenwich clubs rode q pretty race in tho
half-mile handicap event, Bedell of the River
side winning by n narrow margin.
There were a number OF spills during the
night. In the final heat Of the halfmile handi-
cap six riders fell. No serious injuries, how:
ever, resulted. The onemile National Guard
championship brought out many crack riders.
Mosher and Jungknd of the Twenty-second
Regiment rode on al lmost even terms until tho
final lap, when both let out, the former winning
by several inches. Summaries:
One Mile, Novice-WoD by A. BreIendorf, W. r. W.
Louis g. Barrett, p. w. ondi p. Waiteer c. @. c..
third. Time. . minutes SO 10 seconds.
Half-Mile Handicap-Won by II. Y. Bedell, II. w.
IS yards; W. X. Goodwin. q. W., is yards seconds
O, Y. Babeock. third, Time. minute "a 40 seconds
ment Bicycle Corps-Won by @. w. Crook. Company
Company Il, third. Time. minutes ~ 10 seconds.
One Mile Championship OF the National Guard
Greater New York-Wou by W. r. Mosher Twenty.
second Regiment; A. =. Jungkind. Twentysec
Regiment. seconuj william Frank. Eighth Regiment
third. Time, minutes 20 seconds
The sun., 1898-01-23
Game. or BrooLiyn schoolboys.

The weekly indoor games of the Pratt Institute A.
A. for the Pratt trophies were decided on Friday
afternoon in thu gynnasium. Some nne records
wero made on small track. Summary
Standing Hop. Step. and Jump. scratoh--won by
Chapman. Junior. with eo feeti Bowie. art depart.
ment second. with "a feet lll2 inches; wurtz.
bergher, sophomore. third with 24 feet inches.
22O-Yard Run. ScTAtch-R. Chipp. junior, and Chap
man. Junior. tied at rs seconds; Pease. art depart
mont second. time 20 40 seoonds Conover. junior,
and Wurtzbergher, sophomore tied for third plao0.
time 90 seconds.
Half Mile Walk, scratch-won by wurtzberghsr,
time 4 minutes "a Ab secondsJ Vaughan, sophomore,
second. time minutes ~ seconds Worthey, junior.
third time minutes SO seconds.
The weekly interclaAs games OF the Adelphi Acad.
emy A. A. attracted goodly sized throng of speota-
tors on Friday to the gymnasium. among whom were
ment over previous efforts. Summary;
Running High Jump Scratch-Fourth subColle.
giate-Won by Edwin D. butcher, with feet Third
Bub ColleRiate-Won by Ranes, with feet inches.
breaking the record Of feet inches by three
inches Second Sub. Coll egiRte-Won by Pell with
feet o inches. First subCollegiate-won by Seed.
with feet inches. Second Academic-Won by
KehT. with feet inches.
Pull Ups to Chin. Scratch-Seyenth Academic-Won
by Kehr. with e3 times. Fourth subCOlegtete-
Won by Backhouse with 10 times, Third SubCole-
giate-won by Topping. with is times second sub sub.
CollegiAte--Won by Corner with l2 times First
sub-COllegiRte-won by Seed. with 10 times.
The sun., 1898-01-23
THE OPERA.
A Rine Performance or 'F Faust ~ at the Metro
poIitan-New Singers.

A RIno Performance or - Faust at the Metro
poIitan-New Singers.
During the last six or seven opera seasons the
standard Of excellence in performances has boon
steadily rising; artists have given more and
more pains and thought to their interpre-
tations. ohoruses have been moro care
fully drilled, experts in electricity have
managed tho lights. and, above all. stage
management has been carried to the
highest point of propriety and order. Our
audiences have been led and encouraged to ex-
pect tho very best, and have become by means
of reading judicious comments, SO critical that
nothing far short of perfection dare now be Of
fered for their consideration. All Of which makes
managerial duties much more onerous than they
ever formerly were And when It 10 said that,
in this first week of the Damrosch and Ellis
opera, things have been kept up to the top
notch In each department, some idea may be
gained Of how adequate to fill the most exaoting
demands these entertainments are.
A charming presentation Of Faust" was
seen and heard yesterday afternoon In tho
Metropolitan. Tho building was crowded to
overlowing. Three of tho artists who took
part were new comers-M. rbos tFaust). NJ.
Boudouresque (Afephtstopheles). and Mile. To
ronta tsteben. Melba was the Marauerfte.
sgnor Campanari yalenttn, and Mime. Caut-
eren an admirable Marta;
day. day She is much more slender than she was
last year. and looks younger by consequence.
more graceful and girlish. Then the exquisite
music Of Gounod's chQ d'eurrs adorns
ney never v9ee %ee: fny than sess
enchanting. melodie She, was sufficiently
dramatic also to give gentle idea Of the tragic
plot. II Melba does not 20 deeply Into the hoart
OF a story, she always carries much charm about
with her, and her acting Is smooth and con-
nav arrangement of scenes was made
yesterday After the death of Vdlentin the
crowd dispersed. some going to the right and
some entering the church on the left. Mar
1iierite meanwhile, lies sobbing loudly on the
ground. and, without change of scene or curtain,
the "church scone' WAS Immediately enacted
before tho cathedral portal.
Tho two new men are accomplished artists or
fui in action, NJ. Boudouresque particularly
being clever in poses. His voice is better than
that OF 1bos, who has vicious deliy-
Both had good diction. Ibos in this distancing
Boudouresque. But the elegance Of the French
dramatic school was visible In every movement
II was amusing to note the difference between
French and Italian methods as represented by
these gentlemen on the one hand and Campanart
on the other
Mile. Toronto was o now feature in Sfebels.
She is very youthful, she has good voice. and
As a promising young bud of an artist. But what
a mistake to have q woman In this part. There
is NO Illusion about the affair. and 1t ID
efYeminate Individual who looks more like 9
woman in the dress Sfebel wears than she would
in a long train falling in love with Marguerite.
Why not let some attractive young FELLOW with
n light tenor voice sing this role. ana dispense
forever with the silly Sie6ets of traditionf