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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-21
CHICAGO MARKETS


CHICAGO. June ao.-Unfounded rumors
that some one IN the grain business IN
the Northwest was in trouble, the clear
wea fher and the demoraliZed foreign mar
kets started wheat weak. For about ff-
teen minutes sufficient number of shorts
We're induced to cover to Keep tho price
within the limits Of the open range. But
reports OF harvest operations being re-
sumed where they have been interrupted
by rains and every indication OF gigantic
crop together with the extreme difficulty
Of marketing X abroad. caused quick
break July which sold at me close Sat
ursisy at 72hc hid declined to 1ac. Septern-
Der lost TIE selling al s1ssc and December
sola of isxc Al s6t%c. Within an hour. how
ever, the sentiment showed II change The
market here paid no further attention 70
haarish news as fhe shorts were evident-
iv IMPRESSED with an idea that the price
had already declined sufficiently. On tina,
theory and an emphatic denial from ehe
Northwest Of all the runors tina had been
i'm currency early. together with the de-
vsIo;,rr,sT7t % a good cash demand, shorts
bought quite freely and Kept the price rss-
ing until the early loss was mare than re-
covered Liverpool starred at 1fsd decline
for july and lad each for September and
December ard subsequent quotations from
rencr. xhfch showed July 81 lower for
the 5qv. July closed with 81 loss of lac and
September left of with All advance OF -
The Improvement in the weather Rad
weakening influence on corn a. the open
ing. Later IL recovered all ne early De-
lines and a. more on important buying BY
shorts July cio$ed 1sc higher.
Favorable crop reports and the demand
for cash created weak feeling II oats in
ne start Later however. the loss vas
recovered an general buying and the al
VANCE IN c1rrA July closed NC higher
The buying 81 provisions was much bet
ter than the selling and tire prices, after
y!fid.ag a istie early, recoyerei sharply.
PORK gained &c. lard TIC AM ribs ipe-
Wheat. No. z.
Opening. Highest. Lowest Cios.ng
July ss; :l5s:lt z. s-.esss s-.asssss.
De .s.s.s,ss sss,.assss sss ~
Corn. No. =.
e! &! e: ~, : Is u:
Oats, No. =.
lay :. - zt.4a.t'e ~ ~.
Mes. Pork. Per Bsrr~L
yav :. s. ga Ezsa tss5 Es,
Lard. Fer 100 Posnas.
JAY .. g-a - srs SO EN
Ser, -s8 1ts ~ $50
short Ribs. Per 100 Peunds.
jury - Ea E1 $50 EE
sept =. 80 S ca $50 ST.
Cash 0sststtesa.
Flsax-l<rtauiAs-
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On the produce exchange today the hut
Ter market vas nrna. Creamery, I+gisc:
dairy. uisssiS3s
Eggs-Flrn; fresh, Toe.
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CHICAGO. June ea.-There was very
good general demand for cattle today, out
the connoser kinds and the best heavy
cattle were Ssilec lower. fair 10 choice. Sia
ass: medium, ST. 5Nssf sTis; steers. S.Ssts
I II. stoSkers aha feeders, Ssst,a-ts. huilA
s. ~; cows and hefers. s1.StaS~s
calves 81 astl..A: Western steers, AS0
40. Texas steers. S4.tossi.ss,
There was a good local and shipping de-
rnand for hogs Early prices ware strong
10 &c higher than Saturday. Weakness pre-
vailed later on and the market closed nn-
satisfactory for SELLERS. Fair to choice.
s. sod7i.ai. packers, SS.sssi4.ssis; butchers.
SSsfi.6a; MIXED, s.,5afs.sa. tight. Stss-sa's.
pigs s. sesiS..5
Sheep were in active demand and priceS
ruled stronger to loo higher. native sheep.
$SSsa. %. ewes Sass: Texas grass sheep. IS:
lambs and yearlings. si.Sexi6la, spring
lambs $ssx6.tl: rams Ssft.
Reeeipts-Cai.le, Zoo: hogs. ss.lpo.
sheep. is,Ne
OMAHA June 20.--,a.tle- Receipts $50
head: market steady to lower: native beef
steers x&a54.ao, Western steers. ss.9tFAsn;
COWS and heifers, s36efit.sn. siockers and
feeders SiafSeS
Hogs-Receipts. s.im head market
steady TO lower: heavy. 50. ,-sdf3S: mixed.
ss.ss9ss,Se. light. ss.ssai57ii bulk of sales,
Sc 50
Sheen-Receipts. 500 head: market
strong, fair 10 choice natives. S,Sedit 81:
fair Ia choice Westerns. SSSstiL so: conn
mon and stock saeep. Sa.5ogI4.so. lambs. $40
aI6.ea.
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PORTLAND. June @.-The local wheat
market continues duh and lifeless. and IL
- GlE'cult to secure q quotation.
Cleared-Br.,ish ship G,enard. for
Queenstown. with II: 66 bushels Of wheat.
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WASHINGTON. June M.--Todays state
mert Of the condition OF the ireas siry
shows: Available cash balance, $iss.6 ,se4:
gold reserve sl6s ia o5s.
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Wheas-Markes nominal: none Offering
Milling wheat. No. club. &c; No. blue
stem, &c.
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Butter-Rarch. liaiic: fancy dairy. in
squares f3qi5c; Washington creameries
9Th prints. l9G1i9c
Cheese 1jobb.nG)-Nat!ve Washington.
iihIi2c: Eastern. i21l2i2c; California. Y
Ql2iec.
Eggs Enthusiastically fresh ranch
1sGa9c. Eastern ienf7c: Oregon lsisc
Comb honey--ierlic; Nevada. nc: strais-
honey, 6s,elgc.
Pcuitry-nressed checkers. lee; spring
chickens 81 baff5 ~ per aoZ. i've chickens,
19~. dressed turkeys. lsc.
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notice nr ASSESSMENT ROLLING
~ ssrxgasfi roll OF Local I'm
p~gersE DStjrt Nc. lsg. for the i'm
rsussasa 4 nxh;eeHth Avenue In The
tu Snsst between Yesier WAY
s1a IN senuct street. under Ordinance
NJ n al Aonng thereon.
&Gsr = ktsf given that the assess
psi NJ 81 Iaal Improvement District
NJ ~ ~ IN Improvement or Eighteenth
AEssss he'te~r YeSier WAY anf Eey,
FxsN ssfssi fnier Ordinance No. &s75
- hsa Fspffsd by the Board Of Public
Weeks 70 iss taiy Council of the CITY Of
Aest.<. ssa j. bow on flie In the ofiic.> OF
= CT Comptroller and ex-off.cIo tIfy
t<ss. sss TIE Fafrse - now open for pub
= hss@siea al said Office and will re-
~ essa far insgec ton until Tuesday.
~ W t1Y Of igiy. lsas. al 3 o'clock p.
sat nj peranns interested are hereby
sqsstd 10 appear before tho City coun-
: s ssssssE thereof 90 be held In the
'sssE chanttSr In the CITY Hall on said
= ~ o. Ja,y. issS, At \ o'clock n. m
sssa ss,tsesionE thereto. At said time
: ss.f ne City Council viii consider any
= 81 ahieeisnns made, and will make
sxa directions IN said roll az (: deems
e aaa sili then by Ordnance appr7,ye
Z fea ard levy and aSsesxs the amounts
- ssaiilst eeoh parcel snd lot 90 land
- Y Nd roll ard declare the Same
Y, - YER thereon Said matter NAV b~
= ~. lea - later date IL 50 ordered by
7 t's Council.
Will. III PARRY.
y ~ ~ htsol.f and ex-offlcio cay Ctera
: sae cry II Seattle
-. 80 & ar@ publication June Is. is.ss.
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BOSTON. Jcnc 10
Or. Short Line. - r. 4 Is ..,..,.... =
b. d 81 ........ .iss PARROT -. 49,. III
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THE. COTTON MARKET.

New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS. June 2p.--Cotton-Mar.
ket quiet: middling, &c.
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1870 fsg's NoTlcE-CiTi OF
:. hsrsby given that LIE s1xs-E-
~ = - 49, improve freEss district No.
=. y -, s,,resyerrsent Of Thomas Street.
- ~ g n geatTte, from Temperance
~ - wgfsaw street. under the iEovt-
= <,s,s,aner No Zsil- providing 10.
..Nss.gssssssr.s by grading TIE SANE snd
1sfs.~ sssexa.ks thereon and Tor an
s 49, :, -sss therefor ry ssae mods os
- ssr sands mas heretofore been
- r. me for collection. and the
- = xv.s therein char s5 ard ieEiess
n 80. Is, add psFces Of Land IN said
- - - - fsaiS sa ten equal annual
- Interest upon the Whole
es4rrsa aad levied, Or ssscfa Install
!. sf.sss.s< az ressgs4n uniaio, AZ me
. ~ g,sy cent per sFln1Hi ana .s1al
sr,sst be paid anaeSiis tosstsser
sse sasssai 1Fss q fs'iss.l.ss . =. 81. 81,
49, ssls sums 1@gan 20 Dear W.
= 2. - yth DAY % July. iAsa. aud the
-. nresf Of Eai1 assessments ana
sssss-s lar the dfth year VIII become
- sfh day af JAY. asse. Unless
= yr,ass. Of said 3nstalEneIt OF
- - al interest on or before Easd
- - TITS. tsg.. the same shall be-
se.srauens. and shall tear interest az
- ri frb per cent, per ahn1in anu!
a asd X not pa.c D@ASfs tho -s,H' 10
800 asslaqaeHt. a penalty OF I've
~ -; b. added, ard she sans de-
-. ssssI b. entered on annual lax
q. ~ current year against each lot
s%,sst ~ Land 40 delinquent, and
- saseres. collected AZ other taxes
y - y. se<sss;Ef sssizg kept thereof, and III
- -sfsssn the time fixed for the pay
EFss sysy taxes, shall be collected "a
q .srss are eo.iectsl, tosesIer VII
- -, Il he taarged and collected on
"a ~ ss..,s,.ss,sr,t taxes and each lot or
~, s dsi.nauent shall be sold for the
80 - sr,eh Assessment. with interest
49, q ,he tine and In the manner
&. e. zane authority as lands and
4 - ia FOR city taxes.
q - s's1 A. II. FOOTE.,
nxs treasurer ~ the CITY OF Seattle.
~ q sss. Publication June - isas.
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LIFE.

send te the Institute and get abso.
iusely free circulars and testfmons.
ais telling what "Hndyan" has SC
compItshed. They cost you not ono
cent. Why not get what yoS can
easily get for nothinKs II viii IesA
10 ysar being fan OF life anA
strength again.
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cay Treasurer 81 sae Ctsy % Seattle
TA,'e - 9rsz palll.a1taa. SSatgis. Wasa
Jpne est i>s<
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Fresh Meats Gobbing)-Cow beef, &c per
10: steer beef. Iisc per Id: mutton. 7,.c per
lb: pork. IGlizc per ID: veal large. 5aI6c;
veal. small. Sc.
Provisions dobbingl-Hams. large. i0tac:
hams small. lie: breakfast bacon lie; dry
sailed sides. Sc.
Lard tiobbneb-Home made, per H. Sc:
White Star SAC: Coin Special sac; lard
compound. ,.erces. ei%c; Rex. sac.
Fresh Fish Cobhingl-Halbuf. 9Msi&c.
salmon 4n41%c: salmon trout. lea tie:
founders, si4Iic; soles, &c: rock cod Sc.
trout l2isGi5c: shrimp Zoe: sme.t. "a e;
tom cod 4c; shad. 4c: oysters Olympia,
81 20 per ack. $3.50 per gallon; clans q. -
rer sack: Dungeness crabs. live, 81; cooked.
RIO
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Vegetables and Fruit.

anu
Potatoes cobbsng,-Native s5Gf1o: Yak
ina. $iHslt. new potatoes, lc per pound:
California red onions. sI0ii5 ps- 90;
beets, 81 per sack; turns2s. ~: native cab
sage nsSns per +, i% .ns: ca ,aF 30 .
tomatoes. s3sGl per box; hotho'fse forIIa-
toes $50 per pound. hoy; house cucumbers.
soat5c irer .ioz; Walla Wsila asparagus.
Si4il 3 per box. M rsrtps. sl.2sari5o: rad
isheS i1c rer ,loz punches rhuhsra. 1H2c.
green onions lnc per dog punches; oreCOn
green peas, 3fic; string beans. ~ per 70:
wax beans. Sc per lls; straw berries. Tor &c
rsr case. @ut.3ii.f9 per boy. cherries. black.
5afis5c: cherries, red and Waite. 5aiiss. ser
box, native white cheTFs.z @sgS@c native
Unitarian s&t5itsSe. CsbTssfrfTr.eS. III = be:
10. auricotr 75cS4sf per box. peaches Sgcfsti
t~r box hiask0errses. fss1 &c Per crate.
raspeerries 55cfkfI per crate: rcd cagTants-
tiree9 F'rrs5s tjoB,blne}-Cramges seed
llnxs tlffi =. nave,s. chotce, sg-S@s2 -;
ravels. fancy. sSa22s. @idded oranges.
sfa: chose 15cs{S2; lemons. fancy Callfor-
MA. s3H %; lemons. cao4et. s-3e6$; sss-
naras. s@82.sa.
Wa'nu,s-per III. sack SOFIA. Eastern
black wanuts. &c: pecars ierel I-e- tilaer.z
lgx: almonds fancy, soft s52esi, ll0f2r. al
.sords. cheapsr grade, 81 ies; peanuts. ~
fssi4e; fsne. Is, hickory, Il. i.aaeR chest
NETS Isixc. Brazil. lie: c2coarais. $3.50
per Dor poI-corn. ~ per %; iages. 6c.
Hay, train nnd Feed.
HAY sjobhnge-~ Puget soasDd. per ton,
si9 Eastern Washington Timothy. SIS. az
ala SO.
OATS tgabbsng}-Psr :un se64i%
parsy-Rsesissa 81
Cora Nssgs, 50 ~. cracked. So: fed
Treal g.er TON. 81 q
f'e%>3 wheat s2su = o.i rake fues} s33
bran. SIS, shorts, 81: chopped feed, siseTgi
Lumber and building Material.
Logs Superior quality. T@r NJ NJ fr
s. s1ass. Fsercsa ntAb bic GF. ssf4L ~ Nc. : CO.
Oar Sa@f1. connlgsoF,. s~eT u. & Ssfgi; spruce
scg@ S..ss, CezIEr srBElN aCs.s $50
Pr L1nssvg 81. tack finish
sssrferssi ore Or TWO sssses 5, 20 nj /.
Inches Wsse. ss5ss a. segsggas. q ~ Is feet.
spscssl lengths ssc per II sxtTa. 0ns-
srcs Hr1sh, xISUIs ~. vertical grain 81
per VI extra toorss2g. dressed and
matched, Slsas- s1s4.k boards. s-ia.ss $50
= hs~irsca. g. 89 zSEta tZ-5s7en xs3fGss
Fencing. No. o. S-t3cn. s.. NJ. 2 * !
OK cssAnze5 -yastse: ara drop ssd.nS weight
@sss ilss si7&it E1- timber fo.sts Asd
s-an5nnxz. -caga, SSassls: 8 s. e. sssa
Az. : xil@st sbox sssa vss, fs-faea
&Ha un. s55ssssS Fs@vei ~z33nE Is4-sncn.
gs%s1, sssa "a. s'etHEg. :. asea s1e~i or plssH
Nsss, !. asd ), or s-lnea. -.v.t rs. Sszs.
l. ard . A.sgT.sa- ! 80 Isss. Nos. /. axd
!. ss-4mes. ss lbs. ss2l< Lasa, 80 sAzs
wsaxssS. Asslss. feet TIA
VanhiExson Red Ctzszr Lu<nhS- -Rcuxa-
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NEW YORK. June M.-S,ock values gem
efaiiy appreciated in value today 10 the
eStent CT important fractions in the stand
dard shares. while the improvement, WAS
considerably greater In some Of the special
Ties Al the opening the bears attempted
70 repeat Their successes of last week and
IN the arst quarter of an hour brought
ABOUT recession in the prices OF some
leading spec.alties, but the railways show
ed RESISTANCE 10 the selling iroy enent. The
carry weakness of wheat an! a rather fea~
tureless tone Of London gave no decided
lead 10 the market. and then the antIc.-
passed announcement OF the arrival OF tae
was not forthcoming. The earnings for
the railways Tor the second week of June
showed increases. There were evidences OF
heavy purchases by houses representing
substantial interests. which quickly
steaiied the market and eventually
brought about advances well above Saiur-,
days c-ose. although realiz-a tons az times
retarded the improving tendency. Cover
ing IN the graagers was partly attributed
TO the clear weather over a broad area.
The Improvement IN stocks Was partly
credited 10 the inability of the bear fac
ton 10 bring about liquidation and the
closing was strong.
The bond market was very duh and OPP
erations were largely centered IN the spec
ulative issues. Fluctuations during the
forenoon were slightly over, but the mar
ket subsequently, gained strength and closed
very firm.
Quotations for government securities
were unchanged for most issues. but old
fours registered were conspicuous for an
Improvement of Is, while the old coupon
lost !. in bid price. 1a
Money and ExchanSe.
Money on call. IlIis per cent; last loans,
II. per cent: prime mercantile paper, Sai
per cent. sterling exchange, firmer, with
aetua. business In bankers bills at N.saiai
i.s5A for demand and sis5 for sixty days.
posted rates. sis5G4.Ssia and N-s6irtliSd:
commercial bills. sass: silver certificates
sstsGi5ac; bar silver sac: Mexican dollars.
45i,c; government bonds. irregular: state
bonds, dull: railroad bonds. firm. -
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City Treasurer oc the cry IF Seattle.
Date ~ first publication, Seattle " ssh
jana sist ISIS
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'.-,.s or ASSESSMENT RorL-No-

F-.raesk OF ASSESSMENT kOtI.-SO-
its IS -.sssssuef,. roll Of LEGAL Improve
- - Z s,s-Fsset No Iss for the improve
-. :, Txsnty.;hird Avenue South In
"a ~. N seztsie, from Norman Street
z 80 wa under ordinance No. All
q hssfsnx ss.HI sol.
- 4 hereby given thar the assess
- ~ Of Locai improvement District
:. sss IN. improve saept Of Twenty
=. .ssrs,< gouth, in tire ctty or Seattie,
vs-sax, street 10 YeSler Way under
-. * ST has been reported by
ssrs ). Public Work. 70 the CITY
- n H. cts Of Seattle and Is now
= z. I, ,hs sfsice u the ci;y Comptroller
q s.sesia CITY Clerk and the same is
!. 80 FOR public inspection a. said
~. - VT rsasaln open fo9 inspection
- xsusay. the 9Th day OF July, 1893.
!. seIek Z. M, and all persons interest
!. : =, a-eby required 20 appear before
= ~ Csufscii al a session thereof 10 be
- 4 IA cslncii Chamber In the City
~ .. lie sth day OF July. lsss. AZ 8
- 1 N and make objections thereto
/. "a sir.e - iixsi the city Council wii,
: a. ary ard al objections made and
- raxs slcn corrections la said roll MS
i, ssrs ias. and VII then by ordinance
snsFsxs sscA roll and levy and assess the
.rss,sss hereof against each pasce. and
81 81 hsA shnsn n said roll and declare
s. ans fFss len thereon.
ss,s n6tss nay De adjourned To later
1s.s i d erdsred by the City Council.
WILL III, PARRY.
Icy sUnHySIkr and ex-offic'u City Clerk
fk,s q srfs publication June II. 1898.
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THE CITY OF SFAT"TI DEPART
nlent Of Finance TFsastrer's Office CITY
fTeasufer'S Notice.
Notice IS hereby given j7at the assess
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NOTICE or ADJOURNMENT OF AID
illustrators sale-ln the superior cour,
81 the stase OF Washington for King
county. In the matter of the estacs OF
Henry l.. yesler, deceased. No. 1855. In
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.


Seattle, june -, iSs.
Exchanges Z. the Seat1Ie. Tacoma. Spe-
kane and Portland clearing houses today
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POOL OF THE GNpIGENrs.

1t is an exceedingly fortunate young
lawyer who makes expenses and
spending money the first year after he
throws out his ehingle. Some young
men who enter the profession do 80
under auspices which insure them
a livelihood and a good time, but those
who are forced to work their way alone
have a few weary and dreary years of
It before they can afford to live well
and be eXtrayagant in incidentals. To
make matters worse, IL lis incumbent
upon a young lawyer to put on bold
front. He may be as poor as a church
mouse. but the ways of the world COM
pei him to look prosperous whether he
is or not The Wayfarer knows sew
! eral young men in the profession in
/ Wilmington who are making a brave
and determined effort to build up FOR
/ themselves a practice, and meanwhile
denying themselves many forms Of
comfort and recreation which are so
dear ito the hearts of the young.
Sooner or later they will realize their
expectations and then there will be a
decided relaxation Of the rules g.
economy which now govern their ex-
penditures.
On last Saturday morning the Way
farer charced to be i'm local real es-
tate Office. There were several young
men there among them member of
the bar. The subject OF conversation
was the approaching game of football
between the University OF Penneyl'
Nania and the Indians. A short time
previously the young lawyer had been
talking to his best girl ever the tele-
phone about the interesting event OF
; the afternoon He talked like a mil
/, licna.re. but regretted that his business
arrangements would prevent him from
going and taking her Then he rams
off and asked the Cfhels how thai
would do for poor mans bluff They
were in practically the same financial
straits, and one and all regretted tina
their circumstances would not justify
the expenditure Of SO or 81.
There's no reason why all OF Iii
should stay home" said one Of tn,
r party Let's make up pool suffi
, cient to cover the expense of one per
/ SON and then draw straws to determine
= who shah 60"
The proposition was received will
favor Each contributed his fair shar
T to the pool, and straws of unequa
!, lengths were placed between the leave
r os book, their ends sticking out wit
, an evenness which was most mystify
ing and aggravating.
u 1.-THE man who draws the ehOrtes
e Straw wins the money" said the judge
g and the drawing began.
t 1t was the young lawyer who dreV
a the short straw. He took the money
: hurried out home and put his toilet
y proper trim for a trip TO Frankli
= Field Some time later the Wayfare
r saw him standing on the rear piatforI
, Of a trolley car which was bound fc
% the p, W. & b. station.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-19
arHE HEARr on MARYuANp."

David Berasco's company will play
at the Grand Opera House on Thanks
giving afternoon and night in the great
international success, "The Heart OF
Maryland" "a play which has been so
highly eulogized by the New York, Bos-
ton, Chicago and London press, and in
which they will have an opportunity of
Displaying their artistic resources. The
play is realistic throughout by its rO-
mantle episode of love in all it's phases.
The great belfry scene rs the MOST real
istic climax yet given in a dramatic
work AT the escape of her lover, who
has been sentenced Ito the death of a
spy the heroine rushes up the dark
winding sl.airscase Of the old belfry
and springlng out from the platform
and graHping the clapper, sways back
and forth, preventing the bell from
ringing and by this daring act saves
the man she loves from capture and
death II is sight that thrills even
the heart of the most cynical Of play
goers.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1898-11-19
ADJUSTMENTS
A COMpLETF SUCCESS,


When Smyth & Rice selected II. A.
Souchet's comedy, MY Friend From
India" which appears at the Grand
Opera House on Monday night, II was a
great boon to American authOrs, and
more especially to those whose plays
had not been tried, for immediately
following its production and success
managers began realizing that there
were authors born who could write
good plays. This fact was further
demonstrated when these same man
ayers produced Du Souchet's SECOND
effort, 1.-THE Man From Mexico" which
has also proved a great success. BOtf
comedies are now being played tx
crowded houses wherever presented
and are making this entegprising firm
popular and rich.