The San Antonio Light (San Antonio, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 80, Ed. 1, Wednesday, April 2, 1884 Page: 1 of 4
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$10000 REWARD
For any one selling same qual-
ity of liquor &t cheap u we do
by the bottle gallon barrel or
earload
HAJtltY HAUM Jfc CO.
01(1 California Wines!
1 he only ptsc In San An-
tonio to And lino old California
wines In any quantity and at
low 11 guru Is at
IIAIUIX HAUM CO. -
San Antonio Light
WolW. IWo.80.
Snu antonlo Scyao IClcbncstn Hpdl 2 1884.
Zen Cents a Week
L IM 1
Column. Special announcement for
SUMMER GOODS I
Bargains
Bargains 1
Bargains
3W pieces lnee bunting at 5 cents per
yard.
TOO. piece llgured lawns at 0 ecuts per
yard.
UOO pieces bleaehmt sheeting yard
wide H yards for $1.
J00O pieces fancy print at 5 cents per
yard.
75 pieces bed ticking at fi cents per
yard.
Also !u stock elegant Hues of
ladies- HMimoimcuun
SATEENS!
WHITE GOODS.
All the above will post lively be sold
at greatly
iQyOar ladles' neckwear department
cannot be surpassed In quality style or
prloe.
iSTA very large stock of ootton glng-
hams and seersuckers; also full line of
linen tollo dunord at 10o 12 l-2o. 15c.
and 20o. per yard.
SSSrOur boot and shoe department Is
now oomplcto hi all its b'rnnches and
this stock will bo sold at extreme low
figures.
EQTOur gents' clothing furnishing
goods and hat department Is full nnd tho
styles aud quality are unsurpassed.
car A few pieces of Brussclls and In-
grain carpeting In stock and will be
sotd at New York cost. Call and see us.
A. KAHJN & CO.
Cor. Main plaza and West Commerce st
TEN YEARS IN THE PENITENTIARY.
immond. Alias Montgomery One of the
Smartest Thieves San Antonio
Hss ProduccJ.
Hammond tlio mnn who got 10 years
for stealing coat and burglarizing Cap-
tntn Hughes says Is one of the coolest
and slickest of thieves he has ever had
anything to do with. Ho would go Into
Emerson's talk In the most allnble man-
ner and throw down tho coat lie wanted
to pawn In tho most natural manner. So
Hen did ho pawn this part of his
wardrobe that It became known ns the
Montgonieryeoat MontgomeryJelng
the name ' under" which he went!
Unfortunately the fart or his bringing
two coats of exactly the same quality
nnd perfectly new put Kmcrson on his
guard and the police on his truck. On
ttie xju or.inntinry ltna no went to me
pawn shop to redeem one of the coats
and while sitting on the counter at the
back nart of the shon. Cnntaln Hushes
entered (of course by prcarrangement)
nnd walking up to thu counter took up
oncof thecoats. saying 'Hello.here are
two coats ooi ii niiKe nnu pawneu in
our name. Monteotnerv." "Oil. l
suppose some fellow knew his coat
waB like wine nnu pnwneu ii hi uiv
name not llklnc to uso his own." wi I
the rvply. Hughes then got him to go
lo the ponce 8 union on inu pica Hint lie
wanted liltn to identify his coat. When
there he threw a key which was con
cealed on his person Into n load of
ivouil. Tlio kev reuouni en nnu lett on
the floor. Montgomery hastily picked
it tin. but not before- u policeman bail
seen him do so. He was then searched
nnd the key could not be found. An
nmtireua was iiikcii out oi ins nanu.
when the key Tell out or It. lie bail
tiro lined it in. iioning toeoneeai it mere.
This key was afterwards found to (It the
tn.ck iloor of AVoUl' .t Marx's store
from where the coats had bean stolen.
i'ho clerk at Kmerson's found another
bunch of skeleton keys under n mattress
wliere .Montgomery nuti been sitting.
Hammond was u smart mnn but used his
brain to evil purposes which soon found
him out. nnd ho Is now branded a felon
and has 10 years of penitentiary life to
loot lorwaru io.
"OUR GIRLS."
Soma Judicious Comments on the Prr-rsiling Use
of Sling.
If there Is anything disagreeable to
one of refinement It Is to hear a person
making uso of the many slang phrases.
It Is bad enough in a boy but where our
girls make n practice of It It Is time to
turn away In disgust. Iteadcrhavo you
ever met the slang girl? You could
easily have told her If you had by her
bold brazen manner. While relating
some of her experience she would rest
one foot on a chair or nnythlng near to
support It clap her hands and say "you
hct wo had a daisy time and don't you
forget It. I saw Mag catoh on to that
young lllakn with tho still' plug; maybe
you think I won't give her anny; well
I should smile; you Just chop nwhile
and sco mo pulverize them."
Aim men biio wouiu inugii and iook
around at her listeners- who would loin
In her mirth nnd encourage her to con
tinue 'litis bablt or using slang when
once acquired is very miucuit to be
come i i or. nnd It sucks to one no mat.
ter where tlfey may wander. No matter
wnnt may be incir pedigree mis biibit
win ue conuemneu uy me worm.
There Is nothlni: funny about It. vet
some of our girls lire foolish enough to
Imagine It cute.
Uute to poison their Innocent breath
With the language of criminals; cute to
acquire a habit detested by every honest
thinking person; cute to covet the hatred
of vour friends. No clrls. for God sake.
throw nside this vulgar habit nnd return
to tho teachings of your childhood. Do
not let us again hear you make use ot
tbese nauguty naugnty words.
DCK
A GOOD JOKE.
How a Popular Married Lady Fooled Her
neighbors.
One of the most successful Jokes of
the day was perpetrated by a well
known and popular married lady in this
city yesterday. Procuring a wig of
long gray halrand otherwise disguising
herself she set out with n basket con-.
talnlng numerous bottles of "patent
medicine." She visited the houses of
her Immediate neighbors telling the
wonderful cures wrought by her medl
otnes and urging them to purchase. In
several Instances alio wns successful
and sold her wares but In others her re
eeotlon wns not so cordial. One ludv
threatened to cull thepullco nnd another
shut the door In her face whllo others
refused absolutely to have anything to
uo wun ucrquacK nostrums sue vis
ited tier own lamer wuo did not recog-
nize her nnd ordered her out of tin
house. When she laid her disguise aside
nnd disclosed to him who she was n good
laugii weni ruunu. one certainly looted
tier netguoors tnorougniy nnd wilt uav
a good laugii at incir expense.
They Were Tooled.
Two boys made what they thought
bo a grand discovery yesterday morning
on Austin street. In thu middle of tho
street lay n nice new neatly tied up
parcel. Tlicro It lay no doubt dropped
by somo lady or gentleman on their way
home from shopping. Stealthily they
crept towards It casting back waul and
forward Klances at every silt) for fear
being stopped from gaining their treas
ure but fortune favors them. They
reach the longed for spot? tho parcel Is
seized and the pair repair to ditch close
full of Joy. It is time to divide the
spoils uu le uousl dismay disgust.
each other with idiotic ere. while tho
unncu parcel displays a Dunuie or dried
pressed nnd musty old leaves. In the
nenntlmn n I.iniiT man convulsed with
laughter hardly able to drag himself
ay murmurs me ist oi April y .
District Court.
verdict of two years wns rendered
the ease of Irldro M unos tho Mexican
ho was tried for stealing four shot
guns.
Bix cases w ere sei ior inai ior to-uay
but all were passed except that of Can-
delarlo Munoz who Is charged with
stealing a horse and saddle. Ills trial
as begun at auout ji o ciock. ioiii
'Itourke. alias Tom Ilurke. robbery.
passed. Dallas UUIIs horse steal-
S.00 bond forfeited. Paul
Stlcgler horso stealing bond for
i.iW) lorieitcd. ino last oaten oi
eases of the present setting of the
criminal docket will be called to
morrow. '1 he civil docket will be taken
niraln Monday. April 14. Tbr Interval
III bo devoted to the trial of parties
Lillntf.fl liv thn nrpApnl rrranil tun'. Tim
olllcials will probably be tried about the
iuiu or inn.
The Grand Openlnn.
The Professor saloon 217 Commerce
street was opened to the publlo to-day
and wo presume It Is useless to mention
that the house wns crowded nnd a fine
lunch set ono that a connoisseur would
be justly nrouu or. jmiintn and outer
drinks flowed freely and all were hap-
py; In fact they could not be otherwise
surrounded as they were by such a tine
luncli. drink's ciirtirs. etc.. and served
by the polite manager of the house. We
bespeak for The Professor n large and
iroiitauie business ah wuo wish line
Uittora and cigars will do wcu to call at
The New York Tribune
In another column will be found the
advertisement of tho New York Tribune.
Besides its very great merit ns a news
paper the Trlbuno also gives extra In-
ducemcr.ts in the way of tho Watcrbury
ntch as n premium to subscribers and
ns n special oiler the Weekly Tribune
win uo sent eignt moiiins ior uu cents
i'ho Tribune stands tit the head of the
liable newspapers of the country and
every subscriber will be amply repaid
by reason of the excellent table of care-
luuy prcpnreu contents ueau ine au-
ertisement.
Texas Patents.
The following patonts were granted
to citizens of Texas bearing date March
18SI reported expressly for this
paper by I.ouls nagger & Co. mechani-
cs! experts and solicitors of patents
Washington D. C:
Melvm. J. W. and "W. II. Clute.
Houghton car wheel; Osborn A. K.
vvaco. ratcncc wrencn: vicrce. J. a..
Denilng's bridge wire fence stretcher
nnu splicer: sauniicrs. i-.uison. Austin.
saiety stop ior eievntors.
Tooth Extractors' Council.
Tho State Dental association will
meet In this city on tho 29th of the
present month and continue in session
three days. This will be the largest
convention of dentists ever gathered In
tbo Mate and its session will attrnct
considerable Interest to San Antonio
from other points through the State
Tlie Alamo (Jlty will welcomo tlie tootli
extractors cordially and do all she can
to mako tneir visit pleasant.
Badly Used Up.
Patrick 1'ltzpatrlok Inaugurated the
new month by Imbibing freely and deep.
ly of the villainous compound dispensed
at a barrel house In the vicinity of the
Sunset denot. Becoming troublesome
at length the proprietor brutully forced
nun out oi tue piace ami -ailing uown
i'ltzpainuK was severely cut and bruised
about the head and shoulders. He wns
taken to tho city Jail where a doctor
was called and uresscd ins wounds.
Sidewalks.
Cement and brlok sidewalks seem t
be giving way entirely to wooden pave.
ments and from all accounts these lat
ter evidently take tho cake. Wnlter
Scott says he has his hands full nnd
every new street that opens will be
paved as soon as poBsiuie. i no above
ircntleman lias 20 men. two horses nnd
75 mules all steady at work In the roes
quite block pavement business. -
Made Longer.
Grading Is going on on tho Prospect
Hill street railway. The bridge across
the Alazan which was to have been
feet long has been Increased to 103 feet
by nr. nam Maverick at tue sugges-
tion of Mr. Franklin cnclnecrln chnrcn
whosnvs its former lencth would nnt
have been enough to let the water pass
without endangering It when the ereek
rises.
The Pavilion.
At the Pavilion the Tyrolean Concert
company have been giving some splen.
did entertainments and will continue
for the present. There Is an entire
change of programme every evening In
wliicli tbo llnest music U rendered mak'
Ine Iheso concerts the most popular evei
given In the city while the admission
price is only 23 cents.
City Election.
Our sister city New Ilraunfels
wrestled In the throes of a municipal
election yesterday. Much interest was
evinced In the result. E. Oteseeke was
chosen Mayor and Ernst Scharlf Alder-
man. There was' an election at San
Marcos also as at all the cities organ
lzeu uiiuer tue general state law.
Sullivan Coming.
Hugh Coylo advance agent of John
L. Sullivan the champion pugilist ar
rived In the olty last night to make ar
rangements for tho coming of tho mus
ouhtr exponent of the msnlv art. It la
understood that there will be several
exhibitions given during the cliaui
plon'a stay.
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE CINCINNATI AFFAIR A TOTAL OF
41 KILLED 125 WOUNDED.
teral tlectlens--Tha Queen's Replj--The Pe
destrian Match In New York A Negro
Rapist Hung In North Carolina.
F.pnsnL'nn April 1. Tho Cambria
county Itepubllcan convention elected
lccates to the Stato convention and
ndorscd Itlalne for President.
PiTTsncno April I. Dr. ZuVcrtort
champion chess player of tho worldwon
Icht out of 12 cames played blindfolded
last night. The contest lasted from 8
m. until a tins morning.
MiLWAi'Ki: April 1. Enill Wollber
Itepubllcan was elected Mayor tho bal
ance of the ticket elected are Democrats:
red Kuhen Comptroller; Wm May-
am. City I reasurer; I . i. tomcrs utty
Attorney. The Council Is Democratic
Oscr.ou April 1. The coal oil miners
In the Clcarlleld region stopped work
this morning. They will accept a re-
duction If the wages nro paid semi
monthly nnu tlie men nre allowed to
deal where they ehooso. They also In-
sist that drivers be paid $1 7a per day.
PiTTSiii'iia April 1. The Committee
of the Western Window Glass manufac
turers met here to-day to consider the
card rate. Eastern manufacturers have
stopped selling glass in this district un-
der tho regular rates nnd the men an
ticipate n cut in the prices wnicu
ouid mean n reduction oi wages.
Cincinnati April 1. Tho Citizens'
committee at a subsequent meeting
decided to raise by subscription $100000
bo used to pay 2000 extra police. This
sum will be loaned the city until the
sum expenueu may ue raiseu uy prop
appropriation and returned. '1 Ills is
enable the withdrawal of the military.
Pmsiiuna April 1. A colony of 23
families left Pittsburg to-day for Scat-
tie In Washington Territory with tho
purpose of making it their future home.
loreltrn immltrratlon. which Is crowillnc
them out of the country by giving em
ployers an opportunity to reduce wages.
Is assigned as their reason for seeking
new homes. Several hundred more
leave shortly If reports from the colony
nre ravorauie.
NkwYohk April 1. Entries for the
edestrlan match at Madison Squaro
garden closed to-day In the olllce of tho
Turf Field and Farm. They are Charles
Howell Patrick Fitzgerald Itobert Vint
D. Noremno. 1). J. Ilcrby Frank II.
rt Peter Napoleon Campann and a
f breed called Nltawa Egebon. Tho
Hart
half
competitors must mako !-' miles to
snare in tue gnto money lua race be
gins on April 23.
Minnkai'oms April 1. In tho election
for Mayor to-day considerable repressed
excitement was manifested. Hands of
music paraded the streets all day nnd
conveyances of all kinds carried voters
of all parties to tbo polls. It Is proba-
bly the heaviest vote ever known In the
city. The Indications point to the elec-
tion of Pillsbury Republican over Ames
uemocrai anu tue present juayor uy
aooui iww majority.
Wa8M.'Cton April 1. The Secretary
of State received to-day the following
telegram from Minister Lowell : ''I re.
celved from Sir Henry Ponsonby. last
cvenlnc. a telccram In these words :
i ne ijuecn commaiius me io nsK you to
assure tue iresnieni oi me untied
States that Her Maicsty Is deeply
touched by the expression of sympathy
he has forwarded through you and
tnnnks nun sincerely ior uis uinu worus
oi sympamy
CiiAnLorri! N. C April 1. Frank El
liott colored who committed a gross
assault upon a young woman In York
county this morning was brought to
Rockhlll this evenlne. When leavinK
the Justice's court for tho York Jail the
people ovcrpowereu tlie siieriu s posse
and took Elliott on a run Just outside the
limits of the town and hanued him. On
the body was pinned a card: "Our
daughters we protect."
Cincinnati April 1. Since the last re
port four additional deaths havo oc
curred at the hospital: Fred Broken
hardt I.eroy Simmonds Charles Miller
and Andrew Nichols. The exact num.
bcr of deaths and wounded will prola
bly not be ascertained ns there are
many wounded being carried away by
Irlends; but the number of those killed
outright or dying in tbo hospital up to
mldnigntiasi niguc is 41 as snown uy
the cltv undertaker and hospital records.
The numberof wounded compiled is 120
and mere nre prouauiy nau as many
more uounueu as reported
CoiXMitus April 1. Universal demon.
stratlon attended the arrival of the
Columbus militia from Cincinnati this
evening. At all Btatlons along the lino
crowds wero out to greet the men with
cheers and all space In and about tho
depot was Jammed with people. It Is
estimated that 10.000 people were at-the
depot and among the line of march to
the armory. Members of the Grant)
Army of the Republic sovernl hundred
veterans ex-members of tho Governor'
the regiment at the depot and Governor
Hoadley was also present to welcome
them home. The streets along the line
of mnroh were hung with flags and
bunting and a Hood of fireworks lighted
them to their quarters. A .heavy rain
held the troops at tho depot for moro
man an nour.
' Cincinnati April 1. The morning has
been free from any incident indicating
any change In the situation. Tho pro
posed relief of tho mllltla by the civil
force cannot bo put Into operation
speedily If at all as the selection or suit-
able men nnd their equipment will tnkc
time. The mllltla will keep the streets
barricaded as strongly ns ever not even
allowing tlie aiount Auuurn line oi
street cars whose traok runs a distance
of two square wllhln the line to pass
through. As to tho stato of publlo feel-
ing It cannot bo snld that the original
Impulse that actuated tho men taking
part in tho demonstration of Sunday
night has been removed or lessened by
the presence of tho military. On the
contrary the events of Friday and
Saturdny haso given rise to a now feel-
ing that of Indignation against tho
mllltla. Only tho hopelessness of any
conflict with this powerful armed force
prevents nn altact upon It. The news
papers usually conservative in lone
Bpeak with great freedom to-day on the
situation.
Cincinnati April 1. The Municipal
Reform association composed of citizens
of all parties havo issued a mnnlfesto to
the voters of tho city stating that they
bcllevo the occurrences of tho past few
days moro than ever demand the sever-
ance of party politics and municipal
government and also stating that they
ptaceln nomination forthe varlousofllces
to bo tilled at the approaching municipal
eleotlon men of Irreproachable Integrity
and undoub a I qualifications for the
positions who have consented to accept
tnese nominations merely rroui consid-
erations of nublla dutv. Thcv nre se
lected without regard to political views
and nil good citizens are called upon to
unite wun tue association in mese at-
tempts to placa pure and reliable men in
charge of the cltv government. The
association Is determined to call a mass
meeting at the Music halt soon to ratify
their ticket. The following ticket has
been put In tho Held: Judge of the
Superior Court Lawrence Maxwell;
uoara oi mono worus .lacou i.owry;
Clerk of the Pollco Court Etnll lioll'inan;
Director or tlio iniirmnry A. s. f rank:
Wharf Master John liakcr; School
Hoard. J. P. Carberry. Christian II. Von-
segger William P. Anderson and Dud-
ley W. Rhodes; Hoard of Aldermen
Mcbolas lVolll. A. Howard lllukie. J. t .
Grotle and Samuel Hal ley Jr. llieso
are composed of men of both parties.
Another Muslcsl Tretl.
Manager Howard of Turner Opera
hall has secured tho Hrlgnoll-Godlnt
Italian Opcratlo Concert company
under the management of Slg. D.
de Vivo who visited our city some years
ago with Dl Mttrska. They will appear
April 7 8 and 0. Speaking of the charm
ing prima dona soprano tho San Fran
cisco Chronicle says:
"Madame Mario Godlnl (nee Wads-
worth) who sings tho part of 'Norlna'
of the late Judge Jessie O. Goodwin a
Senator or Ualirornla. .Madame Uodini
n""-8 hfrgebuj wl'cn lle ? .7"1.0
mnB In r"olc? Annctta In
Senator of California. Madame Godlnl
Crlsplno. e la Cormarc.' and since then
has appeared with great success In
America and In liurone. where she
studied for a year. She has n clear
soprano voice of remarkable compass
and is nigniy spoKon or by mo press
snure sue lias appeared.
The Glorious Rain Is Oier
And anticipating tho coming long spell
of clear and beautiful weather when
the ladles can go shopping and walk
about all day long. Mr. Wolfson has
uiaue a K""i11 hiiu buuccsbiui euuri iu
make in miuinery department com-
plete. His trade In that line has grown
so rapidly that he has found It necessary
to keep two ursi cinss milliners me last
of whom a French lady arrived a few
days since from New York where she
carried on a millinery establishment for
a year anu previously in 1'aris ior a
nuniuer oi years -nr. ivouson can now
furnlsh a large variety of millinery
goods of the latest and most attractive
styles and at prices to suit all. from the
costliest to the cheapest. A full line of
stapls millinery goods always on hand.
Military Orders.
Recntlt Henry Meyer enlisted by the
recruiting o nicer nt San Antonio Texas
Is assigned to troop D Eighth cavalry.
Leave of absence for one month.-
tako effect after tho requirements of
paragraph VIII special orders No. C2
current series from the Adjutant Gen
eral's office shall have been met. Is
granted Captain w. it. l.lvermore corps
or engineers pan Anionio s exasi.
Recruit Helnrlch Schroeuer. enlisted
bv the recruiting ollluer at Fort Ring
gold Texas Is assigned to Company A
Mneteentu inrantry.
Tho Piviliun Concerts.
Tbo advent of the celebrated Tyrolean
concert troupe at the Pavlllon.has added
much to the pleasure of the musio lov
ing people of the city. The programme
Is made up from the very best musle
written and Is rendered In a true and
artistic manner. MIssGretchen Mathias
alto soloist is a great addition to tbo
troupe and her renditions nre received
with great satisfaction nnd applause as
in lact is every one oi me company.
Saloon Keepars Meeting.
A meeting of the saloon keepers of
weunesuay evening April ui scunn
bnll. on Alamo street at 8 ti. m. sharp.
Matters of tho greatest importance to all
persons engaged in the business will be
discussed and a full attendanco is re
quested anu cxpecteu.
a. i. i-iuijvnuuu.
Tho Causes of lalldel It.
Rev. Dr. Gould will preach again to-
night at the l'nlno Methodist church.
Subject: "Tho CauBcs of Infidelity."
Those who havo been listening to the
Doctor reel tnat tney nave Deen enjoy
ing a rich least. His sermons are e;o-
quent logloal und scholarly and wor.hy
me attention oi me entire oouimwiuy.
Au are ooruiauy inviteu.
E. ABRAHAMS.
206 COMMERCE ST.
I Sell yon'for Cash only as Follows :
10 Pounds Cut Loaf Sugar for 11.00.
10 Pounds Granulated Sugar for $1.00.
12 Pounds Dest Ilrown Sugar for $1.00.
Pounds Choice Rio Coflee for $1.00.
1 Gallon Clioloo Louisiana Molasses
for SO cents.
Sugar-Cured Itami for 15c. a ponnd.
I Gallon Good Table Wine for75o.
II Pounds Turkish Prunes for$1.00r""
Also a full line of Staple and Fanoy
Groceries at Ilottom Prices.
Call and He Convinced
at 200 Coaimcroe street.
E. ABRAHAMS.
TURNER OPERi HALL.
Woclaoaclny A.irll a.
Return of
ROLL A RYAN!
Humorist and Character Actor
Well supported In his now orlg nal and
unrivaled reportolro of Character sketch-
es Lightning Changes and Wonderful
Matamorphosls. Over two hours of un-
alloyed dyspepsia-banishing laughter.
nlailon TS nd 50c. aBllaijlSe.
Scats scoured at Rtsoho's.
The Vaudeville Theatre
W. H. SIMMS. General Manager
I v"'"'iu 6'
Our Monster Bill for
March 31st & April 1st & 21
Part 1 begins with the exceedingly langb-
auie i'-mopian conception entitieu
WHAT NEXT!
Introducing our mirth-provoking come-
uians nnu star siock company.
Ih1 hi thn vivacious llttlo apeed lls'e Was
MAY SMITH.
SuppleinrntfMt hr thn ever-welcom Ljr to
aniate .MlMJUSili 'UlJiuis.
Kiill-wM by th man nf many apfoollle.
in iiLiii rnxti in nil Kraut no mot ire-
Unl t-ctnltj. "i. nicer MoiUiltj" aud ti.
Lttfbtnlnii Keel.
Then wnhave thnfavrltcBrrlo-ComioVooal-
111 MMJOSIh IIOWAIIU.
After which lou - III h llckIM br that moo-
uichot fun hi) ttriiVKSiHll
A frw innm. nt nlth thn daahlnir anil pott to
-.Misnctrrtv HMITII.
Tho O ren nt Mploaj-11133 LTDIAU031-
wiu nexiuDiino.
Ktxt In rotatlim will be tho site pllttlnr In
terlude cntltlod.
"DROP THAT."
Characters by SjMvcetor Frjro and othora.
M u lo hat h charms to Booths tho saraa-e breast
Our Oclieslra will now throw It until you oun't
Tbo acknowledged pfera of all mimical duo
artia'iL in vuupiunue thn apriahilr ana
pxwoJinuly mei Itorluue 8MITII 8loTEU--Kittraail
May laavboloi aikctlun ot tho
latoat vocal conceptions.
Oneo More wclootno the charming- MISS
JUSIliSIJIJlU.-NS.
Ah I ftorc thay are the new team alnirors.
oaneer. acniDaia ana co'neaiana nr tuo
blyheat order of t'ioillrnco 8YI-
VHdTKIt AND FttVE-In their
very lauvbabe Kthlnplan
socar and dance sketch
"THE RIVALS."
IntroJuclnir broken oollar bono dlalnoated
anou-cara anu arraonsQca scenery wun
a alight sprinallnir of goons
oaocea laughable encorea.
Once more before you MISS JBNMK
IIUWAllU.
And -I. II another caU from -Mt S3 MILLIE
UAVCHI'UUI'.
Shi dl in't wait to but aha bad to-MII8
LVU1A MUSA.
Overturo Orchestra Tour onjoyment la Is..
compieio unieaa you boo ino aiiermooe.
We will now bring our mammoth enicrtalm-
raeono a cioae wun mo lauffQier-ei-cltlnir
afterpiece enut J
Help "Wanted.
Introducing 'ho entlrn company
DR. L. V. WEATHERS
Graluate nf the Jefferson Medical Colleie of
r'ulladelphla In 181. with IS rears' auooeneful
praonco aa I'ny.lclan anil Hurgroo. OItm
especial attention In ill l brunt i ulseasc
apeclally Disanaoa of Women aid Chtdren.
Home uf tho beat co-ope rattve skill will ha had.
'"ha gee will ho under 'ho mottn "lire and 11
live" OHIce-Dsy U Y turrl slroot. Night at"
rvildeneo oa Uaoon atrttw folophono eoa
neotlooi. 4-1-ta
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