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t r i . . - --- ; " " , t 4 - k. J - TA- P6PI UR BI3ER P A?Pl:l ttl TIMKS w Lincoln, Nkmnamka, Satukday, Jiinic 1H, ISOU. PlsMCIC FlVIC CoiltM Vol. 7 No US Town TnLfo Why do people whoso homes Imvi' beet, visited I iv tlu silent inissongor ill ways fool calliil ii)nn to i iixli Into print tn iissuio tln'lr friends of their ginll tudu for ili kindness so generously tiostowod nnd which arc mote or less llilr iluef Ills I'litlii'ly upeillnou, out of (Into titnl n.otiii- lugless. IVi Imps It was once n very pious lug custom, liut If It weie ever mi, which there Is room to doubt. It Is so no longer . No oni' iv lin does number a kindliest in on hour or alllictloii cnu lit' very iiiui'li moviil I by an expression of gratitude In llio ulillo pi'Illt4. No Mil' who dots Midi a klhllllcss I on n iloulit tin' piiitit inlf or tlio iH'ipti'iit Iti in reasonable to suppose, without any louil anil showy ixprtssioli of llio liiot.tliat allmo, grateful tinder such elieiiinstiiuees. ruii'li an acknowledgement or the debt itoesnot by any nivalis, us Mini' ivole seem to imagine, pay It, Tlio custom bus been mi ii.ucli abused tlmt after almost every funeiul ot late one sees III tin- pilblli' prints an nilvei tiscuioiit or some domestic mm i on. Tin-!' so-eidled curds of thanks ueur a dl-tiesslng air nf Kinneuess, except a to names, and publishers might, with commendable reuon, have tlii'in . . i i i i ... I Hle.eoiyi ui ue uwx on eun. ..o ..-,.. ullltltll ll'iril II l.lllllliril III lllllllt 111 llllll'l - uiy lliuu Ctisi'.s out of a huuilieil the pintles Mho ""'l"j " n- - y .,. appear to lie bo bunleneil with a sense ot Kiatltuile ilo not even nl ' the expressions thereof DUlllcii'Ut pains ami utt'iitiou to com nilt tiivni to writing, but simply telephone the nuwtpnper olllce that they woulil like to have a caril or thnnks printed. Or euuise the new pawr writer cnimot refuse ttui'h a re UMt, but by the time the expression reaches thepnity to whose kindness it is presumeil to respond, it comes mighty neur lucking sincerity nml the poner ot Inspiration. The ilny of the pi Inteil "cnnlor thanks" Is wan ing. Let it depart in p;nce. Ho who goes to the nllllctec home to euro for the dead or sooth the alHicted Is but paying n debt he owes humanity ami merit no remarkuble gratitude, m others will in all llkliiiood do tlio same for him when his time shall have come. ' All who are Inoimlit to any oonslderahle extent In contact with Chancellor C'liulleld, the lieml of the State University, have been impressed with his wonderful capacity for effectivo work, and to all such it is emphatic allyapiwireut that the board of regents have not misplaced an Important trust in his se lection. The State University has a faculty or no inconsiderable dimensions anil aotiiri culiim of unusual scoie, and the man who elllciently sustains a general suH'rvIlou of Its workers and its work has a task of unus ual proportions, though he attemps nothing UUI III Ull Hllis, IHUIIIill III-- UIK-UIIF" liwtlllll, . els,.. Yet the new chancellor has .lemon-1 strnteil his capacity to do it, and to do it not only elllciently but easily .So easily that his progressive and expensive mind can keep a convenient commanding Ji-tance in advance .v ....I..... tl. (...it.li mill I. in. I It iiiiLiiiiil mill I upwa.d to the maguillceut possibilities or which there is every pi omlse now oneiiluig. All his work is done systematically In hoilis set apart for li, and his daily routine is sent pulou.ly observed with such admirable I'll'oct that the chancellor always has time to meet every demand outside of the loutine work which may promise anything in the way of advantage to the unlveislty. In spite of llio great ipmntity of close attention ilemaiided by his duties within the university's closer circles, he tlnds time to go out among the people to deliver an addiess hete and there out III the state, wheiever there Is a possi bility or extending the fame ot Nebumka's chief educational Institution, and his goal olllces in that direction have been fitiiiently utilized at state or national gatheiiugs heie in Lincoln, ills tulks me always interest ing, sensible and courteous, in fact he is al ways in apparent good humor wherever he may be encountered, and ho ueer lulls to impress one with the conviction that he is the representative of a great institution. He has started out, as ho has fieipieutly said, upon a platform with but a single plank in it "One thousand students at tl.e Stuto Unl erslty next yeai" and if hu do not fultlll the piomise In that platfoim it will be no fault or his own The chances are that he will do it. He ciinii rehellds In advance Its widening Held ol mefulness. and commands the esteem and iill'ectlon ot his co-woikers uml the pupils. He is an ideal master and his name in unlveislty click's is an insplru tlnn. It would be dilllcult to comprehend what a few y ems of his leadeishlp would do for the univeitlty In the way of develo nieiit. The annual lepoi t of the city libi ary board just Mini with the cltv cleik, points out a condition of iill'.ilis that strongly appeals lo the eiillghtf ntd people ir Lincoln foi its inoriv lihernl niiiluiniesi'lislbiesuppoit. W hllethe libiary has never been palronled as one would naturally have siippo.ed It would be, still each year shows a healthy iuciease In Its lists of patrons, people to whom this institu tion has become almost as necessary mi article or dully diet as their bread ami but ter. As Lincoln is mi educational center, her people are reuders of current liteiatuie, still theieaiea grout many people in the city who have never ioulld thai an Institution exist ei I in their midst designed 1 1 supply them with staple and standard rending uli-oliitely free of cost. It would materially lucieae the patronage of the libiarv weie some J mil clous stcjis taken lo bring that fact betoionll of the people, to Induce them to visit the rendlim rooms mid to a-siiie them ot u we come In u word, to make them understand thai it Is a public institution, the InMieUlN ot which llio till) piivileges ot nil ot thein, with out uioiiuy uml without puce. Timidity Is inoropiedoiuliiant than is generally ie ill -d and there Is not the slightest doubt that tlieie nru thousand ol people in Lincoln who would become i egular p.ilmus of tht iiee public libiary weie they but Induced to ninUe thu Hist visit. ilefore any clloit may be a) piopii itely made, however, to incieaso the number 1 1 puttniis of llio Illirurv, om iilleiillau limit I i.i paid to Ineieusluit fuellllles for meeting I the glowing dciiuinils of exi-lhlg put rotiM , Till' Hlllllllll I'PPHI I sIlOWS tll'lt III" I'llVlllllll'lll i ilm lnth" pnt your ii'm'lnil T:l,.V.H v illumes, ' I against 1H,'J"H tlii' pri' Inns vour, un Incituso i In the demands upon tin1 li'iniry of over'-' . . .. i.i .1 1 r I. ...I... 1.. ' per com, wiuie in" iiiiuoM'i in "i- i i'iiuiil only mim VJMi volumes i' u,o.io, n trilluiiver l"i per runt. While this disoiep iini'y i iTii'toiml, pet Imp", no" sei loin distress in disndvuituge, still It Indie ilo it ii'tro guide movement on tin' putt of the library u compared with the demands id the jivse I'l". '' lio-fuonif... t , Ih-iuIU ami enlighten lUi'lil It was CI oaten ami opviaieii 11 ulo InilU'iiti'H that unless tin' piotH-r aiilhoritli's utlllu tin' power given them for Incioaslng thoelllelciicy ol tin library, "he public will ho onmipi'il iiiiiii' iiinl iiiniv i'hi'Ii jiiir. H does seem that a little inuie liuciul expendl tuii' ooulil he piolltiilily niiuli' In this illrtt' tlou. whelehi the rending public would be advantaged, oven If It had to l.o atoned for liy chopping "''I the uiiuaiiii'il hilmii-s ol n leu piiilticul lav oi Hi". V The expi'i'ililuii' lor the operation anil miiluleuiiiii'o ol the lihiaiy ihlll'iK III" p.'i"t year wn "i.ll'.Un, lilnx neeesailly fur tulli-il h low the iistiirimenlKor the lihiaiy am iiinl the piihlle by n ili-cieii'i' In the levy lor ., t t!,ei as an ill ciciiM'ot l.'JT'J voliiuiMcnstiiu f'-' 1' '''" board istlnmtes that the expoinlltuies din ing the coming year will reach i,10, which incliiiles -v,.lh lor books. This muoiuit Is absolutely necessary it the library is'kept abieiistot theilHiiiund, as the accoinm illa tions must be materially Increased and no nun e strict economy iiu be exeiclsisl In the mutter of puiely operating expei.n'.s. There is un reason to doubt tint the people will en dorse the I'Xpendltuio as esthu lied. - During the year the list or patrons grew from il.UW to B.fiiRt, nil incieaso of l.lKiy, or over-4- perivnt Tlie biggest cliculatioti for any one day" was ill 5 and the smallest was -111. Kour times ns many people read works of llction as all other lines or llleiatuii) com bined, MO ier cent of the books drawn out being ol that class or liteiature. The next highest was history, which constituted an e en 5 per cent of the total. Novels came next with :i per cent, science with !! 1-- per cent, biography .'I per cent, literature mid Hue arts 'J ier cent, poetry and drama the same, and religion eight-tenths or 1 per cent. Thei e are many who think that the library should not only be liberally endowed by the city government Ironi year to yeir, but that no eirolt should be spired to encourage peo ple to patrouire it. Mncolu should be a city of readers, and et the library board very ..... i ll ' .v: "I li libiary has now reache.1 a point wheio it must either havu Increased llnaucial support or go la kivurd and tail to meet the demaudsof the peopl"." It Is more than prob'ible that any city government which pennits It logo iKiol.wmil will reap us legitimate rewa.d in po.iula. indignation. The most delicious ice ne.nii and Ices in Mncolu can be found lit tin lion Ton p tr iors I'oeliler's old stand. K C linking l'owder, A'i ounces li'i cents; Absolutely l'ure. Have jolt tried lt( To Aid Nebraska. Tin) Ilm llngtou A; Missouri Itiver Kail road bus pi epnred and has now ready lor distriliutiou a new hand bok, treating or the oppoitunltles which Nebraska, North western Kansas and Kastern Colorado offer to funnels, business men and Investwrs. '1 his book has been gotten out for the in fill lualion of eastern K'ople, particularly those who have trietids west or the Mlssouii; it is written in a pleas tut, eisily unilerslood style, by one who thoroughly knows his sub ject, nnd is confidently recommended as likely to stimulate immigration to a very considerable extent It plctmes Nebraska and tho-e portions or Kansas and Colorado uilj iceut to it, not us they might be, but us they are. It is thought that the best method of dis trlbuting these hand books s as follows: Parties In Nebraska, Kaus is mid Colorado, having ll lends in the east who aie likely to bo Interested in such literalutu as this, are in vited to send the names mid addresses of i t.su J,,,,,.,.,,, Mr. J. Francis, (ieneral I'.i. sengeriniil ticket A;ent, liurliiuiou Home, UiiiiiIiu, Neb., who ill take pleasiiie in for warding, postpal I, tosiieli aditretses as iiiuiiy opies asileshvil. IliiilliiKtiili llollle, llulf Itiiles to i'lllciiKo The II. & 5i. will sell tickets to Chicago and ii'tiirn Jim- HI-'Ji) Inclusive, good lor ie tin ii till July lilh. ut one fare. If you i'pct to go east this summer, we advisoyoii to improve this oppoitutilty. The rat is very low Further pirticulms may be obtained at il. iV M. depot, or city olllce, tor. O and lllth streets. A C. ZlK.MKli, City l'ass. Agt. 1 I or Hie I. miles to lleclile. ' Willie the stei iter sex may be able and competent to decide on the adv inability of having llarri'-oii or Cleveland lor the nel piesuleiil, oi may Iw tjill) eipialloall puliti cat ei .eigencics, yet our full' housewives will have t) decide I'm themselves what they I like best in diess attiie tor summer wem, "i"' they mu-l ulwule ddo when, to buy the goons nun genuu uesi asM.iinieiii i uie cheapest, Louie Meyer iV Co, who me still lining business at tae old Mund on Tenth stleet, li'ivc this seas in outdone all previous ell'oi'ts in placing beloie the tuule a , line ot Hiuuner goo.is. .Mr. .Meyer in per (son selected the stock in New Yolk, nnd that ho seouied the cieam of the market no one that has seen the stock will lorn mo incut deu.v. The ladies never tail to admit theirsiirpristat the lui gains nil end. mid as such is the ous', Meyor iV I'i, ciuliiuuto lead the van tor go m go v at low pricx . Tin ir expense is uotluiu in lomptirisoii with other houses, mid conducting bulnovt on a cln.ee isli bais uud dlscn luting all pur .?.'- - ii i ' V ! "rx -c: --s- C T RA MC Y OpNiNr, .f ,Hf CAK,rAlCM 1 'J193- ;. iv'1 7. V rfttAiur DWE S . 'V'J j v, ih : ii '-I -H- . KVKNTH OFTHK chases, they can nlfonl to sell goods at a smaller prollt and then bo more successful than the average competitor. Anything that may bo wanted for a lady's weiring apparel, 1k it n pair of hose or it Mlk dross, can be bought ut Meyer's at i saving f fro in !0 to !!- H.'r rent. Their grocery department now fPW XitriVlV. . ir MC5.V 'iK. - Vk ' TOW " " t iA d, Vs- TmJ SBSTr 't-s-i KMllF 7h. CfMtfAM "t T' . C? x r.''Wn. ; f' .. - 'mH.a. Vk mm- . I a. h I. lus-a . I m w i.ibiv -" 'j i i rr . iu ' TL- Mn -,iu vuviiii, KiCK IT OUT k p, yC,V'- . vr ' ssE'iSP- contains all the llnest delicacies, liesldos tlio ' 'H-l ly kcmm! tmuiy "lllp' young men full Hud of every day staples. That depart, the "silly season," but solilom has the metro mi lit, like Hie dry goods side, Is nmifuiiy I s)lls had an array of moro worthy shows at watched and Hilly kept up. All poods ie carefully ami piomptly delivered, and if you wish to older pM' telephone, call No "ll mid the older will In v the same, attention us if selected in per Ml. Color.1 -Life. .Musical Item. "I desire," said Mlsw Ksinerolda Long collln, entering a music stoic mi .Madison avenue, "to purchase u piei it of iiiiislc for my litllo brother, who plu.v on the pluiin.' "Here, miss, Ispiveisoly what )ou want ' "What Is the mime of if" '"The .Maiden's I'ra.ver,' fin lllt.v cents "Only lift y cents' Why. bo's liirthorad vaiiccd than that, for last uiotitb he plnjed ll piece vvoith sevcutj live louts Haven't you something for a dollai' Texas Sift lugs The Cun.e, suppose )ou will bo sill Straw her I prised to hour tlial III) cimiiuonioiil i-. broken oil Singcrlj llcull) ! Wh), giout Scott, old mini. It was only jostenla thai I saw you Ollt shopping with Jiilir lllllllee Stravvbor (sadly) I know it, that's what broke It DlL Clunk llevlovv. Too lloil. Lady (helping to lobster salad) I tui pose, Mr. O'Fliiiugaii, that joti are pot accustomed to this dish in your country. Mr. IV K. (courealliig his Ignornnce) Lobst Iters is it, madam' Fnith, ma'um, the shoios of Oiiehiliil Is led wld Yin. Crypt Aichei ih'iiU't. Flue gold and In Idgo woik a s, o-hilty . Hi ace bhek. "orr c. i, ) WM'a '? "- 'V'wKifl "J - ,ft V l'TIci ' "1 ,j c??aV ;G m K-.i-i , ' : r -ri1 I r .'iKJLlrr.',J" -" ll'l SiN sisu- tbn-ii Sm-i iit hoi i npuC "0K toy ' EKK CAUICATIMIKD. SmGE" GQSSIIW- i Spceliil Coi'llIKH Correspondence. I Nkvv Yiiiik. June II. --We may bo In what , t"ls tune or tne year, mm never uas so many proressloual people found employment dur lug the warm weather. New York Is In fact ii very charming place to llveiu mid nnjin We ci'ccc as any in the win Id. Many yems ago the "Olddy (lusher" Used to say It was the best watering place on the continent, and lin dieted that many of the theatres would tie In full swing all the year round and it has come to pas. He It lomeliilKTcd that the "Ulishei" was the lli'st to we what Coney Island would Is lothemetrosilis. She built a little but where now stands the Oriental Hotel, and for yeai-s slut whs the only Inhab itant or that part of the Island. On a stormy winter's day an angry Atlantic billow swal lowed up her "hut by the sea" mid then Mary cultlvatisl New York fortlm llrst time, in summer. Until or ucjiit years the play houses have Ih-cii sunt up as close as a drum with the coming or the llivit wiirin night, but we have evolved fiom that Idea and now live or our largest the itres are doing comic ope in or at Uust alleged comic opera and that to very large aiidioucos; and tlnee I other theatres continue right on with their seasons ns I nothing had happened. Hoyt's 1 "A Tilp to Chinatown," the rceoid Ineaker or rarce comedies, Is playing at the Hoyt Madison Sipiare Theatre to as large au dieuce us In mid winter and the HostouiMiis 1 piny to 110,0110 on the week at the Madison Kiiiaie Harden. As I said, New Yoikisa pletty Kol place to live in, ami licit le iiii'iubeiid that thoiiMindH of luilt-s and choils girls, not to mention ninny pielly good mtisls, ale einplovcl in the Urge places of mmiM-mciit on the triage of the great city, and gaining good money Instead of walking Hi midway . Our summer nuiuscincnts mo also on a hlghei plane of excellence th ill evoi hcloicuud altogether the city iseutfiely lip to ilatu mid woriliy the age we live in. Although in the middle ot June the week has (IIIIKMItlt HI HID IIIMIUH' ! ttl(I HIO ! !!- hiougutm.tlitwo pi.Kluclio.i-. both ex " I .' celleut slmH. thiols "King Kallko" at the Hioudway, the other "The I'lilalcator, which bungs out Mi. HoU'il Hilllurd us a stm. At the I'nioii piaie on Monday u blllliaul lilldle.ne gave .Mr. Kohcil ('. till Hindu warm ami very coidial loccptiou. Both in fiollt mid behind Hie fiMitllghts ovoiylMidy H'eniod iniMoii-. to make iheis-oa-siou ol uis advent as a star a gieal tliiliuph, mid bis own emiiest eiute.ivors w itli the ma tonal he bad, won lor him a eioiitil sue- ' cisswhi.'h plaiiil) wurimits tlie U-llef that in the veiy near future he will shine bright!) among the many other stms hi our theuti lenl llnuilllielit lu the 111 el little play, I culled "Adult, "which was uilttcu l Mr Illlllmd, the pail ho iissuuusl was that or n Wall sticet speiiilntor lui ned actor. He had lost his wife mid child by divorce and was il) lug of consumption, lu novelty and or. g liuilliy "Ailrill" is clever enough, but Mr. Ililluird lacks tlie pi ly wrighi's skill in hand ling the material uilioitly. He pliisl llio pint, however, very prettily and quoted the liuisof John Kruost Mcl'miu I which contain the iiioi ill ol "Adlllt"i with gloat feeling. "The sun conies iipand the world noes round, Ami all of us piny our n ills; Hut ovi i us well us iiiiiIoi the uiouii I riicrciuo di ad and Inokon hearts. Mr. llllllard's idea, however, of a leading lunu giving awn) live-doll tr bill to the ' f 1IC-S f. 1. 1 , nw ) an WZim jMB A, &.. . . fAcirwroi- iu I d xir keeper and u lalgi bill to the washer vvoiniin telling her to Keep tlio ('limine- Is decidedly utiliiii'. It shows Mr. Illllluid's lint ill nl geueioslt), but tic gieal public l being dteadllllly deceived all th" smile. ''Ilu I'abilcator," Ilm play which followed. Is a very foolish alfiilr by V. Hlokcs Cr iven. In Ii Mr. Illlllmd plays the lmpolbli mi 1 1 of a newspaper repoiter, and like all news i piper men put upon I lie stage ll was a rank caricature. Instead of being a tepoiler, the h"lo acts as If he weio editor, publisher and lit fuel, high muek-ii muck of the paper. He coiiicniliiwii in the nl'iei'ii ion In full evening eoduino and dons the city editor's work and then Jumps In ami does the work usually p"rfnrinisl by the liiauagiiu editor. Then -and this is the most mmisiug p'irt-lie goes slick into thn publishers drpaitment and straightens things out. During all this time the whole stalf of " I'lm Fabricator" Is sup posedly iualllng beer in a uclghhnillig sa looi i. To a newspaper man all this Is ex ciiltlatliigly funny and all that Is needid to make ll, from that point or view, is th I Itor of V'ir Arixinm Vfi'Ari' lo casually ibop In, Irilf full i ill of tangleroot, ami "do up" j d. I lie story is the old imiMif tin. whole crou a husbmid d-celvliig his wife In legaid to one of his nights oil', mid being caught. Frank Duprisi ami hnslerlck Solomon's Hawaiian online opera, "King Kallko," was plislucisl at the III midway Thealro on Tiles day and l he opinions about lis success ilill'er stinugcly. It has, however, iiiiiuy auiil'lilg points, out) mi otlglual cocoauill dance by Tote Diiciow and Mmliiiutll, daui'i'd by Ilu ciovv, Maitluettl, 'Fulton llros,, Tumour m d Itnlph, whl"h made u very big hll. lir.Ni.op. MIM.Tt'M IN I'AIIVO. Alan Dale (Altnil C ihen), the clever dra matic islilor or the iVi'iifiif ll'ori, has iv tuinislto New York from u Hying Hip to Kurnpe, looking as brown ns a berry. John T. Kelly has gone to Ml, Clemens for water. Col. John II. Taggirt.of Viiiiiii's .S'ua fin Y'liiiis, flilladi'lphla, died hist Hutu I day. Ia'Iii Williams, the mandolin nmiilpulathig hoiibiettu. has been engaged for John 1'. Kel lj's"McFee, of Doublln Co." Walter l'el kins, of FiohiMiiu's list I'aradlsi) Co., Is spending a few summer weeks at his home, lliilitefoi'il, Me , prior to tint California trip of this piodiictlou Oicnr Hummel stein will employ young women ill the box olllcii of iiiii.iu- Miiiiiinitiiii I iimi'ii iiiiiimi. lie snvs they will be moni sillte. John btelsoil Is going to Kurnpe ouco uioie, In spite or his. promises never to do so again. Augustus l'itou has gone to Ills country fnriii at I.akeHlinco, Canada. JauiesO Nelll has bpgmi Milt against Alexander Halviul lor prodiirliig"MoutuCilsU)." Once again the great Aliier.cin bluir, W. W. Kelly, sends wold t hill Onice Hawthoriii) is to make u tour of the United Htntes in November, mid once again Mr. Kelly's numerous eieditnis aro win king over their legal pprs so ns to snatch him as soon as he lauds, 11, (liattmi Donnelly has llnsii to hurope where hu will leinaln until October. "Tolly Middles" Is to ho changed from a comic oieia lino u farce. On June Mill "The Vice Admiral," .Mil lii'cker's now opera, will take Hie place or his "Chll I or roi lunu" at the New YorK Cas llio. Utile Will Kcogti, the liiiiiilsonid hut fiery young iiuiii.iger ol ClinrieUoii, rt. t and "I he Hustler," tell acioss big lui none Dunbar or the "Jupiter" Coiiiimii at a 1 French restaurmit the oilier iiiglil. Keogh i ns luavo as u gamu cock, lull tlio big I mmi mi a Httle too much lor l.bn. Ml. Keogh now swears lie will cany u "pop" III the future mid that tlio next mill Hint touches him "gisjs lioino in u nox." Magi clan Hermumi has assumed personal co.itiol of his Uioatio In New Yoi k. Ho will not star next sousoii, but proposes to J ilu u gisal company us leaning num. "Juke Lilt's nuw play , "A Niumeg i'litch," hits made u hit. HeiU'it Hull iViosio.v says ue lias ipill writ lug fin co comedies. Allele rt.iudroOK, the (Jeiinaii aulress who nude an Aineilcnii tour lust season, is a liallKl apt to tue extent of 0,(MK) Hoi Ins all spent loi iireasjs Mr. 1uwls Moriisou is In clover. He is at picscul listing on his newly iicipiiicd and iK'iiutlful Iiiiiii near I'eeksvllle, not veiy lur fiom tlui ruinous country lions ir the lute Hov. Henry Wind ISevcher, The old house on "Moirlson's fiiim" has been torn down and the well-known aclor is electing upon Its site a magnificent mansion, wlilun Is be ing buill to st.iy, lor when the batileotllte Hears it end Mr. .Morrison expects to rest there, and Miming tninlly and mends rclute tl)on his active life. At present, however, lie Is tilled with activity. For the elaborate electilc illect ill his "Faust" ho hud to study ehctlicity, and he has evolved a long novel plan to light Moriisou Manor, While In the rur west ho also took great in teiest In how the mid districts weie watered mid hu Is now siipci intending the digging ol 1 . ...,l I 1 ....'. - l""tl11" "'Hswhich will make the wntei , .,ak Mckee. general mmager or Hoyt's I. it. ... I.I.. i'.i.. .tin., vlxiiiktllil.. Altllnlli'llll...i 11. . i .i sihijiij mi iie-i ua - - r. - Mi. Moirlson's life has Ihsmi un excelling bury one, he is probably one of the ktrenUsl students on the Me go. He has a huge libiary or choice books, and when he tiles of them ii pulrot fil.ooo Kentucky horses stand in his stable I iiulv for a spin. It istheie I waul of allfoof conscientious mid hard lab r I but no man ill the profession dest-rvos to be I ui such splendid clover more than noes Lewis I Morrison. Very few new pluvs have received the lav limbic comment and attention that Is being given to the Inti-t comedy happily entitled, "Hy I'roxle," written by Charles Klein lor Mr. Chillies Mathews' couiniiy, with A. S. Lipman lu the leading lole. Ii is clevul) wilttoii, Ingenious in its situations, dimuulic In its climaxes, and un fnlliiiK III Intel est Its luiiuoi is inifoiced, nnd lis meuimout irii'sistable. A complete stoiy thiough ' which a strong love inteieit runs, is well I told The leading i haructer pi i-M'iits opH)i t unit v for the oxer ie of a most delicate mid intelligent dlsciotinu. A tinge of sadness acioinpauies all the humor or the lole, and the Impersonation or an InUu u geutleiiimi is i luiprrative. In nothing has Mr. Lipuiuu U'tter shown the close study of his mt than lu this characteilation. The play has mil "star" palt, MX ol Its nil el CTIIIietois aie so J well btoiighl forwanl that Hie known mlti I'uti'd actor wh heads tins company must devote his every energy to (lie iimlutaluaui'ii of his lead. Mr. Mathews' ooinpiny With Mr. Llpmiiu uml Including Messrs llirry Ibown. Lionel llliinil,HtiilinliUisHluiige, Jas. H. Miilllll.Jr., John Nond, Miss Helen llui- Mrs. Mary Meyers, and others of oipial reputation, presents mi iinay of iisvignl.;il t 'I It'll t. that should uiakM the llosliu Miiseuni pioluctlon, begluntng July Ith, a veiltibln tlillUlpll. The Maicns M'lyer who has out') to grief In Loudon, principally bi'i'iuso he did not lia io the money to piy Moaalntir Copiilln's salary about whlcli tlio ci'lebrat'jd Fwuch aclor has kicked as hard us a Kentucky inula - is not our own hi'lnvcd Marcus It. Mayer, but another Mayer ultogellur uticonneclisl wllh the Auii'i lean Mayer, who Is n pro luct id the gloilous climi) of California. Our own Milieus has not Iidmi In L ii Ion for over a )eur, mid on lli'st glorl ms siiiiiiuir dii iniiy Ii' si'iin proiui'iiailiiig lli'oiilvviiy, his brainy lutelleot covered with a ttt-f I l- r ,., ,,ti Hll,j ulttn( , J ,,y , I, ,y ,,., ,, f.)m H01 fl. ,, y,M.v VU,, Our n ii Marcus uitvr "g.us broke" to any gloat extent and nt prjteit Ii u in miy 1 1 sell, w hlch he has urn Ie fro u tlui plieunii -imliy successful siiisoii of I'aniiy Diveu port, Agues lluiitlngloii and uiiny other speculations lu which he h is h id his tu mag eilnl lingers. No Indeeil! otirowii M'lri.'iis Is on top, and with Diveuport, Mrs. Iljriiiird llwre, perhaps lluiitlngloii ami later rulll, Is on the road lo big fortune. Ali-X'imler Knlv lul Inn brought to u closo a billllauily niiignlllmnt sensm with a round of classic productions. Huston cities and thn pin v going public wem dellghtssl with Ids version or the diainiitk' "Civnllnrii HiHtl caua" mid the eiuageiueiit closed In n bliizi or glory that out-shown tlio calcium lights which hliicd upon this admirable nctir when the curtain decindl on tlui hstrii Kfmhli'. and left lilin dying ns Turrldu. HU H'rformaiiL'u was highly artlstluand loinark ably oven. Mr. Hnlviul will start shortly for Kiigluiid, going thence tu Wales wliurrf hu Is to be the guest of Adelhui I'.itti. Tilt career of this accomplished geiitleuuu has beoim striking odd mid Is an ad.niranli) illuitritlo'i of the reward of merit we Imrsi in is i of and see so little, TIIKATIlll'AI. CHAT. Sydney Hoseureld Isiit work on anoAr play for J. K. Kimnett. llnllen mid Hni'ty uev play "Id" byll. H. Wiuslo'v win trie 1 at H , l'.iui list wjk. Ixiulst) Montague will play thu lillu loin in the production of "Hiubul" at the (J irJon Theatle, New Yoik, .luiltt'J". Jack Cralitree, L jtta's broth jr, h islnulit a splendid new steam launch for Ljtti to frighten the llsh in L'lku Hopatcoug. Hamlet's part Is said to be oiid or tli long est; on actual account It has Just l,MS'.t Hues. Othello has 1,117 Hues, mid Lear 770 Hues. I'Mw In Month will not appear next season as iciMiitod, or any other season It u Tivil's "Utile Tlppett" Is said to bo Very, very bad. It Is said tint Hoyt is writing an Inrnrt ant pint in bis new piece for W. II. Klm in, the tenor, wh j will Ii,) given lull oppirtuul tles vo.-iilly. Ll.le Daly mid mid Little Vluey Imvii Is'en re-engaged by Tony 1'astor for next season uml will continue, to do their original Demon Dunce. I'letty Miss May Hiooklyu is omi of the well known stais who still remains in (loth inn. Khe will probably take a Hying trip to London later on, as Is her custom. J. Chmles Davis is in Hmi Francisco man aging Dr. Cuvei. treil Feel, the "iuciterof public Interest," has decided that he will either go to Kuropo or rein.ilu In New York this summer. There will lit only two chiugjt, and thins In unimportant roles, In the cist of Hoyt's "A Texm riteer'' coinpiuy next sonsm. Flora Walsh and Tim .Murphy will continue to head the cast L'dwniil Marshall, for llvuyom in clurg.) of the draiii'ith' branch of thu Ani.'ricau 1'iess Assix'i iliou in New Yoi k. has left that position to connect hims.'lf with the New York Sunday 'vss. Madam llernhinlt s'iys tlmt slieilnc-s not "cure so iiiui'li for n itorintyasp.'opio tlibik," mid that "ineiit advertising d'slg's will not do imy good If the actrets doss uotivgir.l her art as the highest or all." "King Lear," with which Mr. Irving miy re os'ii the 1oiiilon Lyceum lu the autumn, bus not been played lu Liudon for several j yeais. Its hit Knglih sjieakiug lepre-enta i live was IC Iwlu llisith, on whoso Iwhulf too iragedy was lovivcd at the I'rlucfss. - .iiimiMin mjii no ine.iiie, lias, llliougll IK) we and Hummel, seived a . injunction on Lio Fuller, i est ruining her Irom dancing at any other thealro List week she dancsl one night at Aniherg'sTneitro in New Yoik Ir). toi e appealing nt llio Svpinre. Very uilfav oi able coiuuieiits are made ub tut Mr. Am- I bei ' iiiiiuauugei ml c iildltct After wiitiug several )i.irs of v.iluiblo tune mi tnice coiinslies mid tlu engine melo drmiius, Win A. .McCouiieil h.isll only ukeu ll tumble to himself niM n-vt stttsou will hj the general iuiuaer fr tint weh-kiuwii iragoilinii, Hideit Doivuiug Wual Will McCouuell don't know about tragedy after seviii y nils wuti lliriett and .M.'Cullough, well, ho will ho atue lo li id out witu Di.vu- 8 IC.iiluceil Kulo 1'u Wasliliiioo Via Tlio II. .V O. It. II. Delegates to lliecoiiveiitiouur tlie Allldrlciu Institute o Homeopathy, to be held at Wush lii. ,tou, June loth in I Ttu, cm secure re luol intes tor the lraisK)rtatlon ot tlleiiKelvoi ami l.iniillrs upon iipplic.itiou to 1'icket Agents ol li. iV O 11. U.Co. Therouudtlip line I loin Cnic.igo will ho l.,.l, ami corres Hiiidlintly low liuiil all oilier points on tlio line t-nr nitoriuatiou in detail write to L. . Allen, Asoistmil lieiieriil I'as.enger Agent, Il.tVO.it.H, Uookcry liuilibiig, Cuuiigo. il-ll-at
