THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, MAY 23, 1880?SIXTEEN PAGES. 11
months, though « failed to attract the people, notwithstandingthe she won?t sayto whom, and real- Grade Sterra and Hiss Adele Gelaer, two tal- collector darlngr some tea years of assiduous THE FAIR.? fine Belinda of Mrs. Agnes Booth. ly means to retire from the stage. She will MUSIC. ented young: ladles. The vocal talent comprises labor spent in gathering together Illustrations STAGE. ** spend THE ? the summer in Switzerland, play a while Mrs. S. C. Ford, Mrs. Jessie Bartlett Davis, two, ofShakspearelan subjects. At the National Theatrethis week Bosedale at theLondon Haymorkot will B. Warwick will per- in the fall, and then ladies deservedly popular; Miss Somers, Mr. be seen. Mr. Louis make a farewell tour of the British provinces. Knorr, Mr. McWado, ar- sonate Elliot Gray. and Mr. Noble. The Lehmann?s as Reconstructed Fleuss, the diver, is the present sensation at Program of the Last Beethoven rangementof the. haH is excellent In every- BO3IANOEFS. ?Twelfth Night,? A company known as the Marshall comedy the London Aquarium. It is said that he has in- respect, and the program announced for four city. It will most Webb. troupe has been organized in this vented some contrivance which dispenses with , Society Concert. concerts attractive. The Legitimacy of the Russian Impe- by Mr. Charles appear at Janesville, Wls., to-morrow. the usual pumping by ?PINAFORE? REDIVXVCa. FAIR. apparatus, and which be Family. Barnum, Nip cun water for a space of five ? rial George W. latelywith ?Tho ana remain under The everlasting ?Pinafore has been for some Pall Mall Gazette, Tuck? company, will manage the People?s The- hours. weeks past in quiet but vigorous course of thoSyth..- The Apollo Club . preparation by ? ? The stories formerly current among lovers of RAILROAD TLUE-TABLE. English Opinion upon the atre, Cincinnati, which opens on Mr. George Holland?s company, which is to go Concert?Amy tno Peerless Pinafore com- ? panyof Chicago, for presentation at Central scandal respecting the legitimacy of the Pro* ?TheDanite?? Sprague?s Georgia Minstrels have had a fairly on the road? nextseason, Isasfollows; George Fay Recjtal. Acting. Olympic. Their Holland, OwenPawcott, Charles Waverly, Frank Music-Hall for a brief season, commencfna Mon- tender, of Louis XIV., of the Comte de Cham- ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OP TRAINS. Plav and the successful week of it at the day, May 31, for which occasion the hall is being performance will he given this evening. Sanger, George Farron, J, H. Holland, Nellie bord, of Queen Isabella, and of the King of last Boyd, converted Into an opera-house by the addition Saturday Mrs. Farren, Clara Fisher Maedcr, Miss D. proscenium Rome, have died out with the extinction of their Explanationor rkpzbencs marks.--f Manager Hooley Intended to have closed his of afalse and wings,thus deepening excepted. .Monday excepted. repairs, but McConnell, Nunetta Lewis, and Rose Graham. Concert at the Exposition Build- the stage greatly, dynasties or political importance; and no one excepted. ?Sunday and Doings of Actors,- theatre during the coming week for His playis called 44 Our Gentlemen Friends.? which, with the arrangements {Dally. Sayings sal's, owing to the growing success of *?Dr. for a full orchestra of twenty pieces, the oper- now cares to repeat the rumors which once he to ing?Pinafore Again. hallway. Actresses, and Managers. Clyde,? he determined on Friday night keep Henry T. Paddock, the husband of Maggie atic distribution of seats and private boxes, its amused the credulous with regard to James 1., Chtnuro «fe Northwestern running another week. A perform- Mitchell, was arrested and locked up in Holyoke, great seating capacity, admirable prop- For Maps. Guide-Books, Time-Tables, Sleeping-Car that comedy acoustic George 11., and Napoleon 111. But political at any of the following will given this evening. Mass., May 10. on a judgment for $2,000 in favor erties, and thorough system of ventilation, accommodations, apply ance be of Alexander Calhoun, the well-known printer combine to make jealousystill delights in attacking the lineage ticket offices of the Company: Wand G 2 Clark-at.. Be Bar, the well-known actress, A. Great Variety of Local and it practically na opera- Grand Pacific Hotel, Brink?s Express office (on Miss Blanche of Hartford, Conn. Mr. Paddock gave notice house of the first order. But to return of the Russian Imperial dynasty by casting northeast corner Randolph Stato-sts.), Palmer City Theatres?The Location tofollow the example of Miss and The has determined stage. that bo was prepared to take the poor debtors? Foreign Musical News. to ?Pinafore.? The cast includes: Sir upon the Emperor Paul, House, 75 Canal-st. (on West Side), and at the Fanny Morant, and prepare ladies for the Joseph doubts the birth of depots. oath. After an examination he was permitted Porter , Mr. George Wilson (he will alter- of the Players. past year or so she has been similarly which have found their way into popularhis- For the to tako that oath, and was released from cus- nate with Mr. S. C. Enos): Capt. Corcoran, Mr. Leave. Amro. engaged In Baltimore. Miss Do Bar is now grand Ralph tories without any examination of the evidence tody.?Clipper. The third and last concert of the Bee- John E. McWade; Raekstraw , Mr. Charles fonning classes in this city, where sho purposes T. Barnes; Dick Deadeye, Mr. Lem Freeman; they based,although any one who oPadflo Fast Line.. *12:30 pm * 3:40 pin VERSION OF ?TWELFTH for the season takes place onwhich arc ? WEBB?S permanently residing. The following names will comprise the chief thoven Society on Boatswain, Mr. John R. Tyley; MldshipmUe, oSloux Cityi Yankton *12:30 pm 3:40 pm NIGHT.? ofthe company for next season at Wal- Tuesday evening. May 25, at which are to be hasread manyFrench politicalsquibs must bo oDubuquaDay Ex. via Clinton... *]3:3opm *3:40 pox Is to presenthis latest and what portion Dolly Curry; Josephine, Miss Geraldine Ulmar; aDubuquoNight Ex. viaClinton., 9:15 t am weeks ago wo outlined what changes P. T. Barnum laces Theatre: Osmund Tearle, John Gilbert, given of ?The Erl King?s Buttercup awarethat for the last two centuries such accu- t pm 7:15 A few exhibition the Lake- (1) tho cantata Little , Mrs. A. N. Elliot; Cousin IJebe, aOmaba NightExpress t 9:15 pm t am Is said to be his best on comedian). Jennings,Henry ? 7:15 Charles Webb contemplated In the version week, commencing Monday, May Mr. Elton tlow J. W. Daughter," hy Gado; (2) the cantata of Tho Miss Ada Somers; Musical Director, Mr. Joseph sations have been their favorit weapon, and the oDes Moines NightExpress f 9:15 p m J 7:15 am Mr. Front of one Edwin, * that entertaining Edwards, Mr. Eyre, Mr. Leonard.Mr. Mr. S. B. Knox; Stage-Manager, Mr. W. C. Cowpcr. examplehasbeen followed the Continent aDes Moines DayExpress *12:30 pm 3:01 pm Shakspeare?s ?Twelfth Night? which He will assist in the thousands Fisherman's Grave,? hy J. Maurice' Hubbard; on oSloux City A Yankton 7:15 m of 31. Giiraour, and Mr. Wallack, Miss Hose Cogblan, vogue. t 9:15 pm t a had In preparation for Hobson and of strangers who will visit this city during tho Miss Stella Boniface, Miss Eflie Germon. Miss (3) selections from the opera of ?Lohengrin,? LOCAL MISCELLANY. wherever French fashions are in aCedur Rapids Express ? 8:15 am * 6:45 pm gentleman ? time of the Convention. The principal features 44 In Our Country,? a song, by to autobiography of oFrecport, Rockford ADnbnque.. 9:15 am* 3:00 pm piece is nowfinished, and Mr. Webb Adelaide Detcban, Mme. Ponlsi, Miss Biaisdell, by Wagner. thorite of the patriotic words Abook professing be the eKreeport, Rockford A Dubuque.. ? 6:U) Crone. The have been retained, while many Tho ballad of Sir Wesley music by *10:15 pm am ? of lust season Kate Sissou and Edward Holst, will En- ? it a romantic musical comedy drama? big Miss Lorraine, and Miss Bartlett. Olnf and tho Erl Klng?sJDaughtora Mono of tho Catherine IL was publishedinFrench and aFreoiwruH?kfordJc Lake Geneva 4:15 pm -*10:181 a m will novelties have been introduced. The guu bo sung by Charles A.Knorr at the popularcon- ? In glish, under the auspices oftheRussian Nihilist bMllwaukoe Mail H:00 am $ 4:00 pm If produced. There will be five vocal pieces ofthoshowlsthe intrepid young ladyZazcl,who Miss Ada Fellowes made her ddbut upon the most curious in the whole range of mytho- certs to be given la the Exposition the latter Special?Sundays.... 8:30 4KX) pm la!850; it was orig- am it, and the finale will bo entirely musical. In for a long time fascinated the audiences at the stage on April 29 at the Imperial Theatre. Lon- reaches so far back Into the past that part of the week. Herzen, and stated that the bMUwaukee A Green Buy *10:00 am:* 7;45 pm poosy. It * described; London Aquarium. Sho is shot from a cannon don. She appeared as Juliet., and at the critics? inal preserved the Imperial archives of bMUwaukee Passenger 5:00 pm>*lo:2u am this version the changes may be thus u date be given to Its origin. In the The Riv6-Eimr and Lltta was in & Ray pmis many feet through the air. hands met tho fate of most Juliets: Miss Fel- no can troupe return tothis by bMUwaukee Green 3 9:00 GSS-am original it will be remembered that no soul; she present was given to the world city and give a single subscription concert next Russia, whence a copy had been obtained bGrecn Huy A Marquette 5 9:00 pm|s 6:45 am In the lowos has no genius; she has.no has form It by the ? Guliek Harry Friday evening Central dated, bGreen Bay Express 9:3) am:* 6:15 pm than seventeen changes of scene are re- The Dramatic Company, with not a voice. Sho invited ridicule, and sho great Gorman scholar, philosopher, and poet at Music-Hall. The or- stealth or bribery. The work is not but Express. less Webber In ?Nip and Tuck,? closed their season oven ganization remains 1780, bSL Paul AMinneapolis *10:00 arai{ pm quired; In the reconstructed version ten of got it. A good deal of her Juliet was neither Johann Gotfried Herder,Jwho translated Itfrom the same as formerly. As could not havebeen written earlier .than bSt. PaulJtMinneapolisExpress. $9:00 pmljTSJOam last night in Dubuque, la. Business through- more nor less than dumb show.? For a wonder, usual, the program is full of Interesting feat- the escape of Beniowaky bLa Crosse AMinnesota *10:011 ami4:oo pm with and two charac- Danish * from Its allusion to these scenes are dispensed out the year hasbeen good. The company will this particular debutante was not apupil of the the Danish, but into the It was drawn ures. bLa Crossed: Minuesota i$ UrIXJ pa; 7KW am and Valentine. Yet prior early reopening in the of the Northmen, from Siberia and othereventsdurlngCatherlno?a bWlnona k Central m? 4:00 pm ters are omitted?Fabian rest to an veteran John Ryder, who nevertheless played from tho early Sagas whose The third Saturday popular xnatinge 1 grand fall. To-morrow Mr. Gulfck will return to at Hor- reign, thoughthe narrative goesnofurther than bWinona A Central point or one poetical . suspected being of no important Al- tho Friar She is of apupil mythologywas a personification of the elements shey Hall occurred yesterdayafternoon. Itwas bLnke Geneva Express (? 4:15 pm;*lO:OU a m of play is Chicago to complete Uls ?Guliok-Blalsdell Lacy. struggles partlci- 1759. The Empress was therefore at least 50 bFond da Lac, via Janesville...... !* 4:45 pm!*10;30 am passage is omitted. The opening the liance,? Tribune. Walter of Nature. In their with these the well attended. The following musicians mentioned In last Sunday?s Amy Fay, yearsof age when she sat down to compile a new, and at least one-third of the dialog, the Mr. Claude De Haven will go to New York, Mr. John T.Raymond?s benefit performance, Imaginationsof tho Vikingsoftho North peo- Miss Ida Gilbert, Miss Mr. Pullman Hotel Cars are ran through, between Chi- ? cago Sleeper to situations arising ? Booth?s Theatre onthe evening of ames GUI, Mr. William Lewis, and Mr. H. Clar- chronicle of small details and Court-gossip, such and Conned Blnffb, and Pullman fresh incidents, and the new where ho will represent the Nip and Tuck tobo given at pled earth, and sea, and air with deities whom Jated: City on tho train leaving Chicago 11:30 p. m- will June 3, promises bo one oftho memorable oc- ence Eddy. The last of the series wiU be given written by any young lady Sioux at developmentare byMr. Webb. The interests; and Harry Webber accompany to 4 they regarded with awe, and yet with distrust. as mighthave been No other road runs Pullman or anyotherform of from their the New York season. The latest nextSaturday afternoon. Chicago, may shock the critic and the him, en route for Cornwall, England,where he currences of of Sir Olaf, however, marks a nota- about the palace, to illustrate the folly of the hotel canwest of interpolations will visitrelatives. addition to the list of volunteers is Miss Rose The ballad The seventh publicrehearsal ofthe Athentenm Graad-DukePeter and tho superior tal- a?Depot corner of Wells and Ktnxie-ste. - devotee, but the author hopes who in the screen-sceno aspect of these imaginations, young b?Depot comerof Canal and Klnzie-sta. ghuVcpeare-ftn Hobson and Crane ended their Coghlan, will perform ble change in tho choral class will be given on Thursdayevening. ambitious wife. The Russians, like that found offensively Intrusive The comedians from School for Scandal-? Mr. John Mc- acknowledges dangers of May 27, of Church ents of bis they may not be night ?The because it the tho in the ball the First Methodist literary Chicago. Burlington de QalnovRailroad. ? dramatist, beingsimply season last at Milwaukee. It has lasted Cullough, Mr. E. A. Sothorn, Miss Mary Ander- Block, of Clark and Washington streets. tho French, are adepts In the art of for- on the text of the great thirty-eightweeks. During that time they have to allurements of beauty, and the sentiment of corner For Maps, Guide-Books. Time-Tables, Sleeping-Car son, and other popular players will help make public gery, gives scope for any num- at of the ? Champagne Oys- place mytho- The class offers to the a well-selected and a translation Accommodations, apply any of the following Introduced to carry out the alterations given546 performances. and interesting A very popular jove, which had no in the sterner program, admirably the in Chicago: SS Clark- Night? times; Bach- tho occasion an one. preceded which will doubtless bo ber of interpolations;and, since the editor outit Ticket-Offices of Company plot In this new version of ?Twelfth ters? has been played 18 ?Our feature of the performance will be the appear- logical conceptions which It. ?The rendered in all its parts, if thorough training st. Grand Pacific Hotel, Brink's Express Office (on 77; Flats,? 38; of forth with a distinct politicalobject in view, and Sir Toby and Sir Andrew are not introduced un- elors,? ?Sharps and ?Comedy ance togetherof Mr. Raymond and Mr.Florence Erl King? Is as lleetlngand shadowy a concep- and conscientious study and practice avail any- northeastcomer Randolph and State-ats.), foot of appears that ? as Indlana-av., Depot, corner scene of the first act The termina- Errors,? 151. From this showingit in the farce TheReturned Volunteer.? of Adam?s first wife, thing. throughoutbis career was so confident to his Grand Central Canal and til the last Mr. Shokspeara is still quite popular as nn tion as that Lilith, by Palmer House,and corner Canaland ? aim that he had little scruple as tothe means \V est Side is brought about by Lady Oltciaand her author. ?Sharps and Fiats will be the princi- The actors and actresses of Paris seem tohave and curiously enough, like her, with a Mr. 8. G. Pratt on Friday night gave the Madison-sts. (on I. tion ?* thus, and Inclination to net off the eighth receptions at which that object was to be furthered, couteque interruptingtheir drunkenrevels, pal play in their repertoire nextseason. It will a strong tendency strange Dumas longing for possession of tho of his series of ?pupils* Leave. ( Arrive. servants things not set down in the pro- & Hcaly. The Misses guarantee that he has given Webb hopes, creating an effective and be producedat the Standard Theatre, {(few Vork, boards, and do of human beings. But, unlike Lilith, the worerooms of Lyon coute, we have no Mr. for four weeks, Nov.8. Later on they will pro- gram. M. Coquelin talks politics and lectures children Bessie Bailey, Cora Hess, Annie Wood, F. E. it to the world in its original simplicity. He bOttawa & StreatorExpress. 7:20 am b 7:30 pm amusingtableau. The climax of the next act art; draws, paints, longingalso extended to the capture of the Buswell, Bingham, Norton, McVay, fonnd among Empress bGaiusburg Passenger 7:50 am «3JO pat duce in Chicago and Boston ?A. D. 1900? and on dramatic Milo. Bernhardt his Helen states that it was the 10:00 am 0 7:30 pm , with his valoris prac- balloon; death, Express concernsSir Andrew who Sbakspeare?s ?Twelfth Night.? Their makes busts, goes up in a two young men, and his means of allurement of these were Thomas, Annie McGrath, Agnes Walsh, G. Catherine's papers after her addressed awkwardlyhits support- ? bDubnqueA Sioux CityExpress.. 10:00 am b3Ji pm ticingfor his coming duel and ever, actors at the Franpiis, MM. Trullier and Crcs- poetic Schofield, Hattie Scbimpfcrman, Neison, and with cruel ironyto her beloved son,** bis Im- pm ingcompany will be stronger than ?Mr. A. ? his lovely daughters. Beneath its orna- bDowneFs Grove Accommodat?n 11:00 amb 1:50 Toby. In act the third an entirely newinci- sonnois, publisheda volume of uni- Pratt perial the Czarowitz and Grand-Duk Express V!?~0 m Sir a most promising young actor, being haveJust but one tangibleIdea In Mrs. Furst. Miss Julia Moran and Mr. Highness o bPaciflo Fast pm b SJO p introduced. In place of punishing JfoJ- atTresse?s; ments wo can get at tho although throughout tone bKansas A Ex 12:5) p m« pm dent is by their leadingman. tes Gnlanta? M. Got wrote a very assisted in a varied program. Paul; it bos more tho Colorado 3:50 volio for his presumption and arrogance long letter onthe relative merits of tho French conception of the myth of the Erl King, and of being written for a foreign public, as she ex- bKansas City A Texas Fast Line. 12:30 putSJO pm shutting a dark Sir Toby prepares Messrs. Abbey and Hickey?s ?Humpty-Dump- London Times; M. Miss Julia Moran, pupil of L. A.Phelps, di- quite familiar to a Russian Aurora Sunday Passenger...... IJO pm 10:10 am him in room. English stage to the is, was a personificationofDeath, but plains matters as os Passenger ?. ? and that that it of department Chicago bAuroro 3:15 pm h7:15 am plot to him in a blanket and souse him ty troupe to-morrow night appear for tho first Delauny Conservatoire; M. Du- ? rector the vocal at the physiognomy of a Kalmuck. Now, as the a toss lectures at the one entirelydifferent from that of the King of Musical College,will sail for Europe June 5,1880. the bMendota & Ottawa Express 4:35 pm 2>10:55 am a foully dirtvhorse-pond. This is practically time In this city at MoVicker's. Tho panto- pont Vernon, of Francais, become an in- above-mentioned doubts are generally quoted bßockford.Fr'porfc Ailock FaUs Ex 4:33 p m b!0:56 a m in tho has Before departure College will give her a seo carried out, and thus the third act terminates mime, we understand, is completely new, and terpreter ofM.Lcgouvc?sexcellent ?Art do la Terrors.? her the from this autobiography, it Is difficult to bAurora Passenger. 5:30 pm bßrfO am spectators, prolific surprising is, that, while betepthed testimonial concert at Fairbauk Hall, Saturday Empress bAurom Passenger 6:15 pm b3JS by MalvoUo appearing before the In mechanical effects and Lecture??-and soon. Perhaps if Diderot were The story of Sit Olaf an what motive the could have had in am lank, wet, a most ridiculous two clowns,?Messrs. not opinion by chance, evening, May 29,1880. The program is excel- to posterity, cOmaha Night Express 9:05 pm b6:55 am dripping and in novel tricks. There are alive to-day he would have the same to an earthlymaiden, he whilCTiding one. transmitting it unless she wished cTexaaNlghtßspress pm am plight. act fourth is a duel Fraser,?and lent Miss Moran will be assisted by Misses many indignities 9:05 b6u& Theclimux to the James S. Mafiit and Bobert two as to tho , narrowness of a comedian?s meutul with the ErlKing?s daugh- to add one more to the cKansas City A St. Joe Nlcht Ex., 9:03 pmbtf-V* am Sebastian (another new Pantaloons,?Messrs. W. H. Bartholomew, in ? in the forest, meets Sara W. Hayman.Ellie Cocko, Jeanie Adsit, Kit- son., between Sir Toby and scope which he expressed In Us famous Para- of her. As his wed- Aicbords, Dr. P. L. Brqwn, Mrs. Ida she had already heaped upon her bFreeport A DnbnqueExpress.... 9JO pm.bBJS am incident, but a natural consequence) be- the cast there arc Miss Raymond, Miss Mary ter, and becomes enamored tle Mrs. In her will she had left the throne Wednesday A Saturday Theatre doxe.? Bryce, Mr. L. A. Phelps, anLove I en- MorningExpress. 8:50 ami* 7:05 pm expression are throughout Marie Muller; an American birth, Had sent with demands for choruses may ex- know? him awayfrom bis mother?s room and took $ 4:5a pmjs pm ago ? quill-driver, of tho magnificentoratorio bo How could she Fast Line BUJQ There is much force, and not a little cing at tho London Alhambra. A yearor so Why these,?? said the weary of the soloists evi- tire charge ofhim, and she subsequentlydia the moderate book. pected, and the names arc Anna, whom pathos of the rude kind appropriate to the she was in this country with Mapieson. ?Would fill up a management have spared eyes, same with bis sister no character, in Mr. Sheridan?s representation of publishtho whole lot together, dence that the One had my mother's tho child of Peter 111. Eliza- Kankakee line. Harvey?s ?Married, Not Mated,? has I'll expense to secure the best talent In the supposed was not «e Parson. These qualities are well shown In Frank Possibly And let the people see how they look!? no Wistful and mild: beth?s extraordinary fondness for Paul, who Depot,foot of .bake-st. and foot of Twgnty-second-st. the fallen into the hands of W. E- Floyd. country toinsure asuperb presentation of the had my father?s face: theatre, play effectiveand original situation in the fourth season. Miss Carrington?s first ap- One used to sit on her lap at the am} Leave. Arrive. act, when, instead expected Derringer, 1cwill be seen at Wallack?s next ? that wrote that sweet ditty work. This wifi be One was a child: for days together when her of the Who was It ? oratorio,?the brilliant about her room ? Night.? W. H. somewhere?? pearance In the West in All of them bent to me? was often Clnclnnatl,lndlanspolls*Douls- fact by another cock, pre- of London by Beginning?l saw from fall her and she .? «_ held out at full ho The author , she achieved when she made her ddbut and smiled! health began to * 8;£0 pm to Sandy the key which he Walters, April 15 at the Leeds (England) tell me some certain specific success Bent down to bed, caused another re-, Day Express B:Ep am date of the cabin died ?Prav few weeks ago with tho Mendelssohn Quintet confined her - MightExpress } 8:00 pm j 7:00 am wishes to make over to his former rival. Mr. Infirmary. Ho was agoodlow comedian. For'changlng the color of bairl? a ?Austin Ddbton. port raised that Catherines child Club having established her position as one of to be one Rarry Heathen Chinee is pleasantly ? What is tho of tho author exchanged at its birth for of Hawk?s Fournier, a dramatic author and a name best oratorio singers since Parepa?s time. baa been a humorous without exaggeration. Mr. Waldron Narclsse ranqalso Of ?No, we'll never go home?? the A most Magnificent Book. Elizabeth?s, so that a grandson Instead of Cbleavo A Eastern IlllnoU Sallrond. ThCatre i and the ? style broad,noble, and dignified,and, with Route.) as oneof the Danites a grim stealthi- reader of plays at tho ? Shakspearewrite Down In a Coal Miner Her is York World. ? descendant of Peter the Great (Danville assumes died in that city on April -4. Did Whitney an associate, it Is quite certain that, .ft'rtff more distant Palmer House, ness which recalls some of De Quincey?s de- Gymnase, Paris, ?Who was thethird Pope of Home?? as The purchase by Mr. JayGouldf might succeed, to the throne. Is it likely that Ticket Offices, 77 Clark-sU Grand Pa- scriptions. His age was 78. ns far as the solo parts are concerned, the ora- rare and displayed this feeling for Cnth- cific Hotel. Trains leave from Depot, comer oc Mrs. McKee Rankin has a difficult with more finish and effect collection Ailed with costly? she would have Archer and Slcwart-avs. part play Nancy Piper, Hcngler, well-known circus man- fishes have feathers?? torio will be given given a livelyImpulse to theBleatedgeneral illegitimateson, and nothu\e to to as and the false Billie Charles the ?Do North Polar this city. books has erlne?s triedl Leave, day ? ever before in by own t t shehas much intelligence and intention, but ager, arrived In this country? the other with Was Wat Tyler quartered or hung?? than interest in the luxuries of nrerature. Million- rcolace him asheir to the throne her Arrive. toplayAmer- ? cremated?? THE Airs? PAY RECITAL, of such tbhigs will showed the greatest solici- the making herself heard all making arrangements first man the value deathbed she * power of at to Where was the who know Ou her , times,Jants a view bung?? Tairbnnk Hall Sat- aires thatBouton, the Paul, and begged hernephew Day Mail 9:00 am;* 4:00 pm and ofrefrainingfrom paying attention ican artists in England. ?Who was it inventedtho which is announced for on thank us for the Information tude for the little Kaahvtlle A Florida Express } 7:50 pm)< 7:00 am ? Broadway, to her onlyto points part. ? sanerkraut? urday is an event which importer publisher at No 706 to gratitude and respect the *of the Miss Tanner?s to this Do buffalo ever cat afternoon. June and Peter show his loving of HuZda, ?The Widder.? could Mrs. Dion Boucicault has returned ? Where can I get some snail?s hornsr will excite local interest among* bis possession and offers for sale, at the memory by cherishing and his son. All Performance country. Indy?s stay Englandwas os considerable has in a sUPetersburgwas Chicago