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by the men who dganized and led the lilly
white movement j the campaign just closed
has seldom been Witnessed
Some had previously been democrats but had
come out Of ths democratic party. as they claimed.
because Of aith in the republican National
policies. Thy were sensitive the subject
of their aspciates, and stipulated that their
local allies must all be white men. The beneh-
Charles for vars. as they frankly confessed. Of
violence andfraud at the polls they now stood
forth as thu champions OF Responsibility" in
politics, and nodestly offered themselves as lead
ers in inousrating a new order Of things. A
little weary II the ballot box stuffing and the
falsihed tall sheets which had charterized local
elections foiso many years, and in the fruits
OF which the had willingly shared, these superior
spirits now emand a change of parties for the
South. But,of all things it must be respect
able"
Strangely noush among those who responded
TO this remaEable call we're few men who had
all their live been republicans, had never apollo
gized for tlir affiliations, had been active in
the advocseyof their partys principles and per
sonally hadprohted by their activity. They
had advisable negro-and often TO his advan-
tage and uplifting as a citizen--had accepted his
support andlttaned some distinction at home.
But now tn, were willing, i'll an effort to hold
on to what negro had helped to bestow upon
them, TO cuhis political acquaintance unite for
future worloyith his open and avowed enemy
They graspe the hands of men whom they had
repeatedly eiounced for all the crimes in the
political caldar, and by whom they had been
in turn as oundly denounced, and soaped up
and declare ostentatiousy for "respectability'
The wholthng, OF course, got to be riotousy
absurd. T more that thoughtful people re-
fected upott the less use they had for it, and
what they id TO it when election day rolled
around is minously displayed in the returns
from Virga, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana
and North-arolina where the stupid little
comedy waenacted. The Southern problem is
difficult ar unfortunate The best friends of
the Southiay we'll wish for a change down
there Butt is certain never to be brought
about by alliance between hypocrisy and in
gratitude
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LIE PLAIN TRuTA ARour n.

fhe following editorial analysts Of recent
setion results, from the Memphis News,
y 80 thoroughly in accord with The Posts
'einion that it is given full reproduction
here:
The plain and simple truth of the matter
is that the pushing Of the tariff question to
. front place in this contest was fatal TO the
democratic chances of success. We do not
cay that it should not have had a prominent
place for all that. A party.swes 1t 20 itself
TO stand by its principles at all times and
patiently abide the time when circumstances
shall favor the truth. But II the party had
been thinking only OF victory IN this cam.
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unuSuahl
and pleas
advertiser

reader and his magnetic perso
bridging the centuries which Ile
me people among whom Prtrn
Benedick are pictured as eynioit
ineXhaustlble humor and pungent
ana those who now assemble h,
footiights in a country which I'm
or Avon's day was vet to no
IL is this faculty for humanizlnr
acters he portrays that has endo
Hanford to az lovers Of the class
ana awakened many an intelIigen,
fact that Shakespeare, SO fnr fr,
q dreary lesson. is source Of entct
IN the truest and highest sens,
word, whose Infinite variety ACC
Wither nor custom stale Mr. {
performance Of THE Taming
Shrew" nj the matinee and TN.
About Nothing" Mt night at n
house Monday, November IL
awaited with eager Interest Nv
admirers whose numbers have q,
with each ensuing season. Hn
splendid scenlt equipment. surn,
some respects even those eiobordt
tions with which he has been go IL
Identified In the past and n On
with the accomplished classic Co
Mrs. Marie Drcfnah, as leading In
Ises a performance that will be
IN every detuil.
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REARks ABOUT THE POST.

The Hoon Post of last Sunday was forty
four page! It was credit to Houston and to
the journsm of the State-Denison Gazetteer.
The Hoon Post notes that a man at Climax
was cut ding religious discussion In this
enlighteneage the man who hasn't any more
sense thato engage in a heated religious dis
cussion dnt deserve much sympathy, it mat
tiers not Vt happens TO him.--Gyeen0ille Herald.
Have seen the Sundays edition of The
Daily Poof forty-two pages. or ao4 columns ]?
This waso special but regular issue The
Post is ammer and has no equal in the South
Mt. ZEN Herald.
If Judeiortimer Lewis really wants to write
poetry, lhim visit the Waco flower show
Waco Tii-Herdld.
Want indeed Does the Waco editor
mean to mate that Colonel Lewis is not writ
ing poetr-EI PdSo Times.
The Hton Post is to erect a four-story build
ing withsement in the near future The
structure to be FIRE proof Three machines
have beaded, making eleven in all.-Shey-
man Derat.
The eoet for the construction of The Hous-
ton Post'ew home was let last week and calls
for it's cdetion by the 18th of May, 1908. The
building to be four stories high.-Monltoi
Eagle.
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EXCHANGE INTERVIEW

A Chicago girl chased thief tvo N,
then knocked him down with one one 5 Nav VI
Chicago danes are experts at giving
hand.-AnSffn Statesmen
That thief was doubtless glad that h 4
get the large foot.
The Blue Ridge News has unfurld
on the journalists sea with Judson L Va
editor AZ the masthead Success to tKtM
ture.-MekHHey Courier
Alloy ! Jud come down on deck
The Troupe Banner invites the sentiras
over and see a "saloonless TYLER as d a
thought it would be a disappointment
situation does us an injustice, brother
Joice with you in your victory; but rHs
we were surprised that even Smith t
say. nothing OF the city OF Tyler, went
hi6ition Indeed, we could not coatae
S,aloonless Tyler until you "shoya
Naeog6oches Sentinel.
But you didn't say you'd go over.
It would be interesting to hear Edit
Of Dallas tell why the Baptist genera
ton just adjourned was a perfectly Ar
body.--Waco Telephone.
That's easy; they were harmoniosi
they didn't scrap. 'Scuse our butt in
With a Hebrew being yesterday indS
the high Office of lord mayor Of I''
greatest city in the world and relie@is Is
able Disraei, Judah P Benjamin, the hs
OF the financial world, and others o. F''s
IN business, politics and society N
the time had gone by for speaking q
as man without q country
Herald
II would also be difficult to mention Ok
without Jew.
"A Northern visitor in Fort Worth y
rather criticized the men of the CITY \.
don't all wear spike tall coats
There is justice in the criticism.
ought to put on their glad rags
every evening. and regulate their mp'-
afternoon clothes to the hour an9
We would if we had them. The psJ
1shed, sad truth is that there ars
cen evening suits IN town, ana w
ION includes six TuXedos worn by W
Jickey bird crowd What Is 70 q
'resentable dress suit. with the ns9
aehments thereunto takes all the hs.
ired dollar bill--F0rt W0rh Ieiss''~
That being the case their use Y.
med to newspaper men for some tl'ns
= ' \
FL Paso is holding the center q W
ow, All OF the large metropoli.sa'.
publishing long stories Of Che sens
piracy 10 murder and swindle e
he trial of Richardson and Mason =
-Ei PoSo Times. W.
That's good adyertising-irom fns "
oint
Nacogdoches officers can hardy .
OF having gathered in the woman f,s
IS mighty hard TO locate W.
ocket.--HOnsfoH Post ..
Gracious What "ignorunee
Wen, then, Smarty where 4 y
The saloon keeper at Be9pgg
'bhed while asleep was served ps,rr
seper that can go TO sleep ia
be obbed.-Locktarf Post
We always understood that Be-
sepers were kept too busy 70 P''-
'ing to sleep.
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"AT THE OLD CROSS RIO.
Captious critics carp upon tho
of the popular taste OF the dra
careful analysis will show tbo+
sood survive. Farce comedy.
ana nnrlesque may have their M,
me, good wholesome story OF M
VIII be found to earn the rnr,
AFFECTIONS IN the heart of the mo
OF that large class OF theater ne
frequent the playhouse for ami
well as instruction.
such a play is AT the old Cro
which Will be presented hero A.
mousse tonight, matinee tomorrov
morrow night In precisely tbe ~
that IL was presented at the GA
mouse, New York City. LAST 60
II scored a remarkable hit ANA M
packing the big playhouSe nfsh,l
us entire engagement. IL also \
last week. NeW
IL Is very taking story Of Sou
ana the romance was writton
ACTUAL occurrence. Bright con,o5
9lended with the tragic story NJ
Inc comedy. which Is head,g
W llliams, who viii again M
role or Parepa, the opfnroo,, e''
she scored such n remarkai,io IA
son, Is collectively one IN tt
Besides Miss Williams IL incin ,usu
known people as Mrs. Charlasss9
louise valentine. Gertrndo 6iss
Nat&alIv' 80" " R4.ophy, "
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sion, st. Louis,
ht Years OF prae-
ana innumerabIe
n the one perfect
urine. II Is the
loicest malt, ana
Of extract matter
OF alcohol, being
intoxicating.
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(Ffom the Washington Star. Administration R.nf
The lilly whites" Of the South were so,,SyL
drubbed on Tuesday and nobody who believes !,
fair play and straightforward dealing m noii -
will regret Il They deserved that fate Il 49,.
ever did IN this world. Cheek may be looked n,
IN the political game, and Il sometimes wins. but
Just suea display OF that article as was made
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THERE is an old saying that it is only three
generations from shirtsleeves to shirtsleeves :;
but the party which is trying to eivilze the Fill
Pine thinks it bring them in half generation
from shirttail 10 standun collars
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Austin Sunday Clipper.
Our morning paper was a little of on ~.
Buffalo Bill show, but then we get OF some
times eurssll 'S'Ns
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medicine, but contained onD the notnrai
ulgesuVes peptones and dlastase. and after
u us,ns mem few weeks have never
ceased TO thank him for his advice.
r, honestly believe the habit Of takins
-, uarl = dyspepsia Tablets after meals is
she rem health habit. because their use
nra,ss he9llh TO the sick and allihg ana
preserves health TO the well and strong"
Men and women past fifty years Of are
heed y safe digestive after meals 70 ins,iIe
perfect digestion and TO ward or disease
" USED Is Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. IN
LAVy are found In very well regulated
1 1,.l from Maine 10 California and m
, n,tHt brtaih and Australia are RAPIDLY
-, AZ druggists sel Stnart's Dvspepsla
tablets fun sized packages at So cents
gnu gnu Lop weak stomach fifty cent pack,
good. "o'n oi
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Naturally.

Since the announcement that there is "a famine
IN sleeping cars one may expect to hear that
there is lack Of sleeping room in dining cars
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p sSS55SfSs -
Washington Gossip S S1ms i stGrf po Aseo st.

one of the best knowr liter,- ~
OF the country. OF course ala ss.s
mans triumph largely was 'ue yoss
the unusually heavy vote ,,pgghl 4
but Il IS also true that hn, spea BY I.
Of his mother among m. ~ ne 'tt,
would have been defeated cto'ets h ,
es, as sometimes is done h, made b
English politics. but. nro6t;, nsr pfus
OF MIS- Potter Palmer, whose a. 'h 1
elected to office in Chicago Nm Nm yea
receptions at her home, and Hams
parts OF the district, in the IN sarna
II is estimated that she inds,eN 81 1
ans 10 vote for him as 800, loon h
Mr.. Harrison's wife is ms .s's' law
Croker family OF San Frar ss.nper Of b
peettesd that they will maintain y and
IN Washington when he enter. e. sii'lt
from now that will add much !, Soasr's /,
of the capital. y tns al
The First congress district !,
represented for the remainde+ 4ssn d
and in the next by Hon. Mor.; y leis q
will be one of the youngest No. shsTlsl|
pard was elected to fill out tbe ys,s
OF his father, who died after i; sls'l's
only a few days before the eIeo,; nHse'la
also chosen for the long term mn ~
who represented this distriot !
congresses have died within Co., 'as q
John Crawford died in Office ~ ssan /
ed by the father of the man ~ vas
seat IN December Hon. David "
father OF the senator, and for tw.-.. y
OF the recognized leaders Of ~ 10y g B
fame TO this district, and d;sd aoa't
while a member Of the commiss;.' w ~ I
United States statutes. He IA =
hinley though belonging 10 aa 'iSs''
were close personal friends a,d fsY@'
invitation OF President Mckinley nat
person accepted place on the eom ,,. y
ne had retired from public life. yo- a.''s'
pard thus has "hoodoo" 10 saS Sus
reputation TO sustain. sn'
No more interesting question a..
now engaging attention in Wasb;,,. a'a
freely said in high circles prior i y.
that the president probably wo,i5 's'
around for new secretary Of tire tr,.s
met. Reports to the same , ss.. b
vide currency in the country co..
frequently felt called upon TO deny 4.
'umor that he was to resign. H. III,
lot been repeated to him since 1. ~
Washington from his Campaigning ~ "
Vest That is, If he has been eos;,...
within the past few days he had Il,
t for publication.
Whether there is friction or cau. !,
'etween the president and his I'LL.
xchequer is not defnitly known nv.
toned on this point Saturday a b;,S u.
ION oihelai taeetiously replied in the me-
au'ious village statemau Some saw
no some says there amt" It is said
resident is not altogether pleased :,
ecretary's quick and frequent changes
uring the recent squeamish times IN Nj
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Or COURSE Moiineux is innoeent--the jury has
said so--but he is very fortunate in having had
plenty Of money back Of him A man might
better be guilty with money than innocent with
n,,t
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HAvrSc the Filpinos murder the school teach
ers we send them is great deal like throwing
potato at a goat and having the animal turn
round and cat IL
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The rubber ball will not be tolerated at the
No-Tsu-Oh; but visitors will not be debarred
from tossing the high ball.
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REPoRrs of Mr.. Brewton's death were exag,
serated. The gentleman SO far from being shot
was not even half shot
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threatened custer to be served on George Green
BY Eddie Green. republieansm in Texas looks
decidedly green
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MolfNEux Is free but It has cost SO much
more than he thought it would that he will hardly
repeat the experiment
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CRY SEALER WILSON should have been mem
Der of the "old Guard He may die, but he
will not resign. He hangs onto Office just like a
republican
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The truck growers convention at Brennan has
struck dismay 10 the heart of the boil weevils
Of that neck Of the woods
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.ounterfeits

eases, sores, cuts.
r. wounds nothing
Hazel Sulye. Dongf
me genuine excent
red since 1865 win
3 and until recent.
fnt relief. SAYS 4
X "Flnally, ] tried
Salye, which soon
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ORANGE was very eonsiderate in not pull
stootzenfest while the Chieagoans were
the town.
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BorrIER Bros. had the honor Of being the first
to decorate their place of business for the car
nival There will be no honor in being the
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'1@moe1i~q 7fitk 11ikla
(BY J. NJ. LEwIs.)

JUST ONCE.
! want one time
=, Jest once, do,
D Ter git down we're
4 Next tn old h'you
Where tn grapevines hang,
An they's lots o sun,
An be all alone,
Where they amt no one
Where thaint no one,
, Jest me alone,
An | kin feel
Like the worlds m own,
Where garhsh swims
An the goggle-eye
IL snap right quick
: At big blue fly!
y An wanter set.
II Jest set, set set
I In a half-eyed way,
Nc Till | plum forget
Ihet the world amt mine,
18th its stacks o pelf.
An think Texas bTones
$ T my own Of self!
+ =
! TROUBLE IN THE MENAGERTF
giraffe. ASKED the
replied the pelican
And the baboon ?"
oh, he's been stuck up ever since he sat a,
the porcupine" sat On
And Mr. Simian?"
him ~s1''' monkey OF
DYEING.
am dyeing, mother. dyeing"
SO the maiden softly said.
ana held up a dripping garment
Don't you like this shade OF red
+ \
THREATENED EPIDEMIC.
he most peculiar thing about the ljdnanir,
u mat actress IN Atlanta is the very obvious
act that It was not done for advertising ppT-
Most great discoveries are made BY accident
hey'u all be getting kidnapped now"
, Whenever eleven students shall be gathered
sgether there shall a football be found in the
lidst Of them. - 'He
In New York this week six hospital doctor.
'orked three hours little bow befors ~,
ould get a penny that had lodged in HE th,so.y
usseI Sage couldn't have chung to it much much
Yes said the veteran who had only reos,.,,.
seome grandfather, u am proud 10 sa, ~,
oth the young lady and her mother are \ -
The mother is Daughter Of the confoder
y ana the youngster Disturber Of The CO..,
NO said the football player as he dr..o.a
$ face out of the mud and wiped 1, 80 ~
;asss' y isn't hishbails that bring man 'i 70
The Boston Globe says that Ro,.o. /.
ing from an epidemic OF crime IT, - surfer
8 OF Of beans. p''ss OF Brown X
2
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THERE is no charge gainst Marshal
nor has he broke the LAWS but heU ed
just the same, because well--just be-
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The stahbing OF that member Of the Lond
stock exchange before hundreds Of his ass
eiates by his sweetheart shows what girl W
do for a man when she's stuck on him.
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The Beaumont oil exchange seems to be eeas
ing to gush.
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II ENGLAND only had Funston the Mullah
would have reason 20 be
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OFFICE or PUBLICATION.
Noh Iiei, iIos, nos, Iioz and itoo Ffanklln w
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As A REsvLr Of the last eiee'Ad the
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Our ambassador to Germany was banqueted
in Berlin. When one remembers that meat is
a. cents pound over there one can begin to
understand bow much GERMANY really loves us
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David is being blamed for the way the New
York grangers didn't vote
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THERE will be other races besides the white an,
colored at the carnival next week.
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EnffSed a. the Posfoffes Of Honsfos, Tesas M
SeccndCIcss Mai MoiIsr.
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! The new governor Of Nevada Is nativ,
Texan Texas can furnish food, fuel. colonel,
and governors for every State in the Union and
some day she will furnish them a president.
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THOSE who wish to become acquainted with
Texas resources without coming this far South
can do so by being in St. Louis in 1904
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Black Eyes for LILY whIt., .

Keen anticipation IL
among am, ~ I, the play;goers Of
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breeding pens
specimens to
Ein prevail.
econd highest
" scoring pen,
.econd highest
CHEST scoring
; second high
third highest
II.
itoilQ uigheSt
CHEST scoring
ecOnd highest
CHEST scoring
he world and
.ided for Ply
|, Dominique,
D, Leghorn,
sh, Alinorca,
'rkings, game |
tics Of these |
for turkeys, |
mental birds. |
lare Industry |
In this class
es which are |
e bucks and |
'Se and duck
'uitry prizes.
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No" said the football plav.r =,
his face out of the mud and Wind urasgee
grass, 1t isn't hishballs that bring On ta'
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WAcoITEs who wish 70 see real automobile
can see whole procession of them by coming
to Houston for the oTsu-oh carnival and oul
real pavements will be revelation to them.
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The unlooked-for victory of Hon F Burton
Harrison IN the Thirteenth district of New York.
which had been cut out by the republicans as
safe ground for them, was due in no small degree
to the valuable aid Of his clever mother. who is
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THE Waco flower show is now on and bloom
ers are very much in evidence
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MEETING.

ION requests the
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
EQUATION pslNTIMo COMPANY.

! fREMRRFRo PIs.Idsn
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CANwoN's position on the tariff is "eonserva-
tive and safe" That's just the kind of gun
the republicans want for speaker.
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IGreenville Herald.
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THAT CONTEMPT CASE.

Houston. Texas. FrIday, November ID. 1eo.
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The Boston Globe SAYS thar Ro...
eIing from an epidemic Of crime tn. p suler-
ey caused BY an increase in the price 81 syo
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Yes said the veteran who mad OIL. 49,,
become grandfather u am protd - 10y ny
both the young lady and her mother are \ ''i "a
= The mother is Daughter Of the co,foda-
aey and the youngster Disturber of he CO
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TRdYELIvc AcENTS--c. s. 2. Holland, Audi
5. NJ. Gibson.
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The saloon keeper at Be9pge
robbed while asleep was served I pssrn'
keeper that can go TO sleep in ps
to be robbed.-Locktarf Post e
We always understood that bs.-
keepers were kept too busy 70 Pr
going to sleep.
Waterbury Democrat., 1902-02-25
MATDE ADAMS.

As already announced, the sale of seats for the engagement of Maude Adams in Quality Street, Thursday evening at Polls, will open tomorrow morning at S:30, and the biggest rush in the history of the theater is looked for MT Frohman, under whose man. agement Miss Adams appears, has given directions, in connection with this sale. that all orders not accom- panied with the purchase money viii be disregarded. Intending purchasers will, therefore, govern themselves ac- cordingly and bring their money with them tomorrow morning. There will be absolutely no free list, as MT Froh- man insists on the price for every seat occupied. Special interest attaches to this engagement of Miss Adams, as she is to make her first appearance in Lon don this spring, presenting Quality Street, with the same company and settings that will be used tomorrow evening. Prices are 50 cents, $1, $1.50 and $2.