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Birmingham Exchange:
 236-Brown, pr. A. M., residence. 461-Brown, w. C., groceries. 32S-Birmingham Rail and Locomotive Company, successors to Haskins- Williams Company.
 4G-Cabaniss D. IT., residence. E2-Catchings, W. B., office. 129-Garrett, W. C., Register in Chancery, 42-Howard, T. D. & Co.,, real estate and insurance.
 31-Lewisburg Coal and Coke Company, Lewisburg, Ala
 322-McLester, Mrs Joseph, residence. 302-Pulliam & Co.,, groceries. 323-Rosser, pr. H. N, residence 3-B-Tutwiler Coal Coke and Iron Com- pany, Vanderbilt furnace.
 4A-Walter T. U., residence. 42-Walker, Miss Annie K, residence. 390-White Swan Laundry. 15o-Thomas, R. H., real estate and in- vestment broker.
 Pratt City Exchange:
 192-Estes Stove Company, Ensley. 7S-Frye. C. H. editor Pratt City Herald 22-Southern Railway Company depot. Ensley.
 22-Sheppard. F. G., Ensley. 19o-Vann Bros, Ensley.
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CHAMDLEE BROS. Corner 1st Avenue and Fist Street.
HUNTSVILLE
Annual Commencement of Agricultural
 and Mechanical College

Huntsville, May 27.-(Special.)-The twen- ty-fourth annual commencement of the Az ricultural and Mechanical college is being attended by large crowds of white people as well as negroes. The anniversary of the literary societies was held last night and pr. D. H. H. Scott, of Montgomery, deliv- cred the annual address. Dr. Scott pleaded for a higher moral character and more in dustry on the part of the negro. He said that when the negro elevates himself and becomes as pure morally and as industrious as anyone else, an era of good feelings among all races would begin.
 The exercises of the senior normal class took place tonight Tomorrow morning the commencement sermon will be preached by Bishop H. M. Turner, of Atlanta.
 Surveys for the new street railway will be made next week and within a few days thereafter a force of 800 workmen will be- come necessary to carry out the plans that have been formed by the builders. the DuPont syndicate, of Johnstown, Pa.
 The Merrimack Manufacturing company is arranging for the erection of a brick plant in West Huntsville to have a capaci- ty of 100000 brick a day and one hundred men will be given constant employment while the new mills are being constructed. Arrangements are also being made for the erection of about five hundred two-story brick cottages on the lands of the Merri- mack company at Brahan Springs
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Birmingham Board of Trade

will no doubt prove beneficial not only to the merchants, but to the general public. It will better regulate and classify the various lines of business. For instance, shoemaker will not be allowed Cor should not be allowed) to fill teeth or make dresses, but sell, buy and repair shoes. This should be done that way now. When having tin or slate roofing done, don't go to some one who knows nothing about it, but go to Spiro & Long Co. They are practical men and will do your work right As to Blue Flame Oil Stoves, Refrigerators, etc, there is not house in the state that carries better line or who sell any cheaper than they do. ***
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MOTOR LEAKED
Taylor-M Race at Philadelphia
 Failure

Philadelphia, May 27.-The 15-mile motor paced race which was to have taken place at Woodside Park today between Majah Taylor and Eddie McDuffie was a failure. McDuffie's steam motor began leaking and the race was stopped. Another trial was made but after the second break down the event was declared off. Taylor and Me Duffie then rode a five mile pursuit race, unpaced McDuffie caught Taylor in two and three quarters miles in six minutes, twenty-eight seconds The five miles were finished by McDuffie in twelve minutes, one second.
 The one third mile dash professional, was won by Majah Taylor in fifty-three and three-fifths seconds. Robbie Thomp- son, of Toronto, was second; Saker, Phila- delphia third.
 The two mile handicap, professional, was won by c. A. Church, Philadelphia; John Zimmerman, of Philadelphia, second Nat Butler, Boston, third.
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TRANSPORT SOLACE
Arrives at San Francisco from Manila
 With Wounded

San Francisco May 27-The armed naval transport Saloce arrived today from Ma nila, via Yokohama an Honolulu. The only army passenger was Captain B. c. Gilbert, of the Eighth army corps, at the Philip pines who is returning on leave There were five or six sick men in the hospital, and among the crew was number of tars relieved at Manila from the Philippine squadron.
 Among the naval officers who were pas sengers on the steamer was Assistant En- gineer Emory Winship late of the gum boat Bennington, who Is recovering from wounds received while the gunboats of DeWey's fleet were in action.
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OAK HILL ACADEMY
Closing Exercises Begin Today With
 Sermon by Rev. Bradford

The closing exercises of Oak Hill acad- emy at Huffman begin today with a ser- mon by Rev. J. w. Bradford, former pas- tor of the circuit Examinations will be held tomorrow and Tuesday and on next Wednesday at 10 a. m. o'clock an address will be delivered by Rev. J. V. Dickenson of Pratt City, whose subject will be "The Influence of Literature on Morals"
 The exercises will be brought to close on Wednesday evening at 7:30 o'clock with an interesting programme of the Clonan Literary society.
 The school closes a most successful ses- sion under the direction of Professor J. M. Davidson, who will be in charge of the school again next year.
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KILLING AT WACO
J. A. Tyson Shoots Man Who Threat
 ened to Kill Him

Waco Tex, May 27.-J. A. Tyson, a travelling man, representing the Parisian Portrait company of Chicago, shot and killed Charles Marshall, local life insur- ance man, today. The trouble arose over the payment for some article which Ty- son had sold to Marshalrs wife and for which Tyson claimed Marshall would not pay.
 Marshall stated to many persons last night that Tyson had insulted his wife for not settling for the article purchased, and that he intended to kill him on sight. Ty- son, learning this, armed himself, and as soon as he met Marshall this morning opened fire, shooting Marshall three times, from the effects of which he died about Il o'clock. Tyson was remanded to jail without bail
 Marshall leaves a wife, while Tyson is unmarried.
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Strike Not Settled

Weir City, May 27-The strike among the coal miners of this district is apparently far from settlement. The forces are con- siderably smaller than yesterday, probably the result of the mass meeting held Thurs day, when it was unanimously agreed to suspend work in all mines of companies which did not sign the Pittsburg agree ment. The men of the Hamilton Coal and and Mercantile company and the Bennett and Grove company are still out.
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No Authority
m the Chicago Tribune.

From the Chicago Tribune.
 How do you like this new style of creasing the trousers only from the knees down?" said Cholly.
 ''I awsked me valet about that" replied Fweddy, "and he says, baw love, it isn't the style at all Nobody but President Me- kinley cweases them that way"
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after 25 years in constant practice has achieved an almost national distinction as the most reliable expert and successful Specialist in his line of work, which in- cludes all forms of Skin, Blood, Nervous and Private Diseases. He positively guar antees to cure Syphilis and Gonorrhoea of every stage and to restore vigor, stop losses and make strong again those who have made themselves prematurely weak, and cures Structure without cutting or pain. His treatment for women who suffer from diseases peculiar to their sex is wonderful fin its potency for speedy relief and perfect cures. treatment by mail to those who cannot and Book sent on request. Consultations free. Confidential matters held forever invio.I late. Best of bank and professional endorse-l ments furnished on demand.
 PRESS CLIPPINGS. Birmingham Daily News: Dr. Dozier isl A physician and surgeon of education. skill and experience, a man of culture and highi literary attainments, and a gentleman, rel snected by all who know him. He can bel relied on in all matters pertaining to hisl profession. perience and approved abilities entitle himt fo stand at the head of the medical pro. kession. Alabama Christian Advocatei His Dr ! pozier's) professional standing is unin-l peachable and his character as Q gentle-j man and citizen is above reproach. Address, DIR. o. T. DOZIER, Cor. sd Ave. and 1ath st. Birminghan. Ala
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Texas LegisIat1re Adjourned

Austin, Tex, May 27-The evening ses- sion of the twenty-sXth legislature ad- iourned at noon today, after having been in session for sixteen days. There were more than 300 laws passed. The antitrust law was the most important bill passed at the present session.
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sLouid you Dc so aDIOFtunaUe IS to
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 building, Birmingham, Ala. 2s years in practice; 13 years in this city. Bank refer ence with permission-First National, Ala bama National, Steiner Bfo3 and Jefferson County Savings Bank-all Of Birmingham Ala.
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Dollars and Diamonds

For your dollars you get the biggest value in diamonds at H. c. Abbot & Bros., 121 goth st. Our stock of precious stones is the largest in the city; our prices the most moderate. Call and inspect our goods.
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4 Common Misfortune

From Life.
 Smith-I have great sympathy for south ern railroads.
 JonesAHow's that?
 We both have so many poor connec- tons.'
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Take a cool ride in a palace car some evening and see a Rolling Mill in operation at night. Take Traction Compa- ny's cars to Gate City.
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City Salesman Wanted 3O7 N. 2Oth Street.
 4-23-sun-thur-tf
M. & C..
4-Z3-SuH-th

Go to Asheville, N C., for the summer An elegant place to spend your summer va cation.
 Call at Southern railway. or A. G. S. of- hee No. 2Ol9 First avenue, for further in- formation. 5oste
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A t.

Hogarth's line of beauty. The letter "I'' is the hardest letter in the English alpha let to make. Amateurs look out.
 HERMITAGE, the Painter,
 112 N, 20th Street.
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Dr.O. |. DOzieI SPECIALIST.

Cutaneous, Ve- nereal, Nervous, Genite Urinary and all Chronio Diseases.
 Dr. Dozer e5 q graduate in evNy department of the medical and sur- gical sciences, and
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Furniture! Furniture! The largest stock and the lowest prices, at H. Herzfeld's. lI3 and Ills 18th street.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partner ship heretofore existing between the under signed and R. F. Martindale under the firm name and style of Birmingham Manufacturers Agency is this day dissolved
 E. G. ROBERTS. Birmingham, May 26, 1899. b-2S-2t
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REAL ESTATE

BARGAINS FOR SALE. s25 00O-50x140 three stories, 2d ave, between 18th and 18th streets.
 s90 O00-50x140, three stories, Sd ave-, be- tween goth and Fist streets. s4 s42O0-Handsome residence, Highland ave-, near 21st street.
 sS'5oO-Two residences on 7th ave, North. s2'50O-47-acre farm two miles from court house. W. B. LEEDY 6 CO.,, 4-16-tf Agents. S2,OOO-$1 0OO cash balance 1 and years, for good 7-room and 4-room houses now rent ing to reliable tenants for $24.0- per month. Well located on Southsde. $450-I4af cash, balance 12 months, for beautiful block containing nearly acres at Fair Grounds, one block of car line. This will make a choice building lot, se- cure 1t quick.
 $1,7OO-Good 7-room cottage in good repair, in good neighborhood on |4th avenue, north desirable as a home or invest ment Call for particulars. $2250 per acre for S5 acres near Vanderbilt furnaces. Terms easy. This property is bound to enhance in value and will pay big in the near future. Call quick. $i,250-Good modern 7-room house, well To- cated on Sth avenue, north. Beautiful lot 95x1OO feet, 26th street, near 7th avenue, north, $1 ,50O; one-quarter cash, balance very easy.
 $t,2OO-one-third cash, balance 1 and years for two good 4-room houses and lots, well located on Avenue D, now renting for $15.O0 per month, and ought to bring $20 per month. It will pay you to see it.
 SMITH & STILDMAN,
 220 Fist Street.
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Genealogy to Order

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
 "Roosevelt is of Dutch descent, isn't he?"
 "Yes; Platt-Deutsche,"
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PERSONAL

I SHOULD LIKE to correspond with a handsome young man of refinement; have an income. and am tired of society. Ad- dress "Maebell," Box 94, Atlanta, Ga. 5-14-Sun-4t
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WANTED-At once ten first class insur- ance agents. Gilt edge contract and choice territory. American Benevolent Association, Union Trust building, St. Louis Mo
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BEAL ESTATE
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. fi s17 month-No. 1908 Avenue B; 6 rooms. 1 Ss.5O month-No SIS South S3d street. s10 month-S rooms 18th avenue, North. s7 month"; rooms and 5 acres across tbe creek from Jonesvllle. Ig
 FOR SALE. s1y y0O0-Coss place. in Avondale; 4 rooms, stable. well, furniture. fruit, stock; everyr thing goes in. See it $3.500-100x200, 9 rooms, modern, electric lights, etc., South Highlands; one-half cash will do. s. B. THOMPSON, Telephone 24 219 21st Street.
 FOR SALE. A 5oo-90Ox19O corner Ave G and 27th st. Nine houses. s1. .2OO-25x1OO, 2d ave. between 16th and 17tEf st.
 il .5Oo-5Ox14O; four four-room houses, Sd ave. rented at SPA per month. s5 oOo-northwest corner 2d ave and 17th st. s2. .2OO-Six- house, 7th ave. Good neigh borhood.
 s4 OOO-Two semi-detached residences. 18th st., north. Lot 12Ox15O. s3 750-Good T-room cottage; 9th ave s4, ,25O-50x190 9th ave. and near 22d st. In~ proved.
 A. 475e-5Gx1sO; 7th ave, 7-room house. s25 per foot. 137 feet on 18th ave- near 20th st.
 ss s5O0-Elegant home. Lot 95x24O on 11tb ave-, south.
 We cannot advertise all we have for sale. Call and see us.
 CHICHESTER, YANCEY & ORR, 5-18-tf. 2009 1st ave-
 MONEY TO LEND $100, 900 to lend at 5k per cent. II. F. WiI> son & Go. N-tf
 MALE HELP WANTED. GOVERNMENT PosffIONSSDon prez pare for any civil service or census ex- animation without seeing our catalogue of information. Sent free Columbian Correspondence College, Washington D. c.
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WANTED-To contract for curblng stone, delivered on cars at Birmingham, Ala. in any size and quantity. George shan non, Chattanooga, Tenn.
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WANTED-Energetic lady to open branch office in Birmingham. Business partly established, is permanent ad worth $100 per month. Novita Co.,, 400413 Grand Opera House, Atlanta, Ga.
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WANTED-Good insurance agents; first class renewal contract; best plan in field Knights of Equity, St Louis, Mo.
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WANTED-Everyone to know that we will sell this day assorted bedding plants for $1 for the next ten days only; largest as- sortment in the city. Williamson Bros, Florists, at Johnson & Co.'s drug store, corner 2d ave. and Fist street
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THE M. & c. is the best 5c cigar on the market. Try one and you will always call for it. 5-21-25t
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addressing at home; reply with stamped envelope. The Princess Co.,, South Bend, Ind
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WANTED-By a thoroughly competent builder, place as foreman; can furnish complete plans and specifications free will trade for city or suburban property; gilt-edge references. Address Builder this office.
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WANTED-1,0O0 ladies and gents straw hats to clean, bleach and block. Partisan Dye Works Cyelow fronD. 207 2lst St.
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 WANTED.

WANTEDSTo buy T. e I. commissary checks. Apply to V N, Age-Herald office WANTED-The public to know that have opened a first class hotel and boarding house in Livingston. Ala, and solicit the patronage of the travelling public. w. G.
 J. Everett, Proprietor. 5-27-2sundays. WANTED-You to call for M. & c. 5c cigar 5-27-25t
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FOR SALE.
 
 s, ,200-Gilt-edge bargain; ten choice finely located lots, 44x140 each, with Broom house and 4-room house; will rent now at $32; can easily be made with small out lay to pay $1,2O0 annually. See it quick. This is a good thing. B. F. Eborn FOR SALE-Nice homes in ali parts of city and suburbs, for cash and on easy terms. Vancant lots at Ensley, Elyton, West End, Avondale, Woodawn and East Lake. CHAMPION & TTIARPE,
 Cor. 3rd Avenue and 20th Street. FOR SALE-Fine rock crusher-Bake Im- ported, 7x10-rapid woker and require but little power; very durable and compact; low price. E. G. Stevens Birmingham. FOR SALE-Brick in car lots or more, de- livered on cars at Birmingham, Ala, at $500 per 1000. George shannon, Chatta- nooga, Tenn.
 $2,OOO-Lot 50x14O. with choice 2-story r. room house and 4-room house, rented now at $24, and will pay IS per cent. on invest ment October l. Close in; good repair, and first-class water connections; bar gain. B. F. Eborn.
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Great Sale Of
 CLIO HING
CHAMBLEE BROS. BEGINNING SATURDAY, MAY 27,

We will put on the market some of the greatest values in clothing ever seen in Birmingham. We give you choice of stock of about $10,OOO worth at the small sum of s4S5 @ suit. Only one suit to a customer.
 We positively will not wholesale any. The sale will be good for ten days. but of course may be closed out sooner. Some of these suits in regular way run as high as SS, $9, $10, $12 and $15 a suit There is no use to dwell on this subject. Come quick, if the suit fits you, wear it.
 Yours for bargains,
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T,(lST

>~-~~%@~-~~~~~-~----0~~~ LOST-A breast pin; circle of diamonds and rubes. Return to N. l.. Miller, 306 Chali- foux Building. Liberal reward. 5-24-tf SPRAYED OR STOLEN-Red COW with curly hair; long, keen horns, both bored; small white spots in forehead and behind left shoulder and underneath; supposed to have a young calf. Return or give in formation to E. D. Stansberry, 1222 Hst street, North, and receive S5 reward
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WANTED-At once, twelve good, responsi- ble deputies as organizers for the United Moderns, a fraternal and beneficiary or der for both men and women. Apply to M. c. Gam, State Organizer, Florence Hotel, rooms 63-G4. 5-2-3t
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FITS permanently cured. No fits or nerv- ousness after first days use of Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. Send for free $2.O0 trial bottle and treatise. Dr. R. H. Kline, Ltd, 931 Arch St., Philadel- phia Pa,
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"NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS -$10O invested by my safe method' in grain or stocks will pay $1 900 profit with in 30 days; references furnished; write for particulars. Richard Oliver Banker and Broker, Chicago Stock Exchange, Chicago. 5-2S-2t-sun-wed.
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envelope. The Princess Co.,, South Bend, Ind.
 MEN AND WOMEN-Good address, to travel and appoint agents; salary $75 per month"; expenses; rapid advancement. Unusually brilliant opportunity. Address with reference, Butler & Alger, New Haven, Conn., 5-27-4sunday5. DIR. L. E. RAY & CO.,, Specialists, cure catarrh and all chronic diseases in their worst form; only 8 per month, including medicine. Office corner Fist and Sd ave- nue, upstairs.
 UP-TO-DATE managers spend money on fans and get back good profits; others use no fans, and wonder why business don't prosper 27 If HOT AIR in stores drives away your old customers and keeps new ones out. Elec- tric fans are not expensive to buy nor to operate. 527 If
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MONEY TO LEND. $100 900 to lend at 51k per cent II. F. wiI> son & Go. H-tf
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CHRISTIAN ladies wanted; money easily earned. Address, with stamp, J. V. Ram dall, Albertsville, Ala.
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MAN or lady to travel and appoint agents; established firm; $50 per month and all expenses to start. Mfr, Box 39S Phila- delpha, Pa. 4-2S-4w
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WILL Pay moderate rent for furnished or unfurnished home for the summer. South Highlands preferred. No children. N. R, care Age-Herald.
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$1 12C0-Splendid Florida home. right in the choicest part of the popular, healthful town of Green Cove Springs. on St. Johns river; will sell or take part pay in Bir- mingham property, Woodlawn or Gate City property. The place has nice S-room house, choice fruits, etc. B. F. Eborn, 10s Fist street.
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THE MONEY MAKER"-DiVidends paid weekly on $1OO invested January, 1899. now amount to s25S capital never endan- gered. Best investment on earth; get particulars, Money Maker,'' 14lO Mason ic Temple Chicago.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A milch COW, three-quarters Jersey; splendid milker. Address B.. care Age-Herald. 5-26-tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-01-15

ous You are quite able to master your nerves
for his sake.
The child's parents thus converse. and relapse
iniO intimacy without knowing it. The second
husband regards the scene In dismal silence,
ard then moves slowly ave., as IL Withdrawn
by some supernatural force. This Is the end of
the frat act.
The second act Is weak, and was codly re-
ccived by the audience on the first night. The
thid RECEIVERS. The doctor apprises Laurence OF
the good news. which Is confirmed by Chantrel.
who comes out from the sick-room 5oyfuy pro-
clamrg that the child's life is saved In their
motion Chantrel and Laurence fall into each
others arms. Then, suddenly realizing their
irue positions, they recoil with amazement and
almost with horror and regard each other with
etupefaction.
Chantre instead Of acting like a man Of
honor ard sacrificing himself by disappearance,
remains and declares his love for Laurence.
Crantrel and Girieu meet, and in Laurence's
presence uaburden their hearts. at first in anger
and afterward with melancholy resignation.
Girieu says: 81 am right. You deceived your
.yifc and now that she Is married to me you
e me to steal her away again by adroity taking
n-iyantage of the child's sickness. which you
ought to have considered sacred"
Chantrel says: This woman Is mine. because
che loves me ard has never ceased to love me
and because she is the mother Of my child, and
ttAt institutes an indk ,oluble tie between US
20 long as we live"
Laurence says: THE real truth is that we are
all three Of us forever separated from one an
otner. | am to blame for resorting to divorce.
an also to blame for marrying again when
had child and first husband alive. woman
who has child and who Is divorced should
sacrifice her future to her child. Go your ways
each of you. remain with my mother and my
SON" The public accepts this conclusion with
logical equanmty.
lie Berceau" is admirably acted. NJ. Worms