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BEE , SUNDAY//APRIL / 20 , 1890.-SIXTEEN-PAGES. i IN ENERVATING SPRINGTIME , LoMitudo in Society for Which Spring Sunshine is to Blame. gTILL IT WAS NOT ALTOGETHER DULL ( The Ktilu < ! i'llloit | Hall Contributed Oronlly to the 11 cumin * of the Week Wi'ildliiKM , Card J'arllcM nnd Add TliolrMltc. There lw boon comparative little snap nml KO hi tlio wwlc'u festivities , owing ptmlbly to thu spring time uticrviitlou Uiut Hteil : Into one's vi-Im with the iippi-onchln lapse of Bunny diiyi. The social functions that have added extra points to an nlrcnily .smiling Hl < y , however ; have been of : i nature to leave noth ing to ho dcatrod. Among other clcir : dop.irtcil Joys uro the KemlulH. Thny have conic and va\\c \ \ , leaving the thcaUT-joliij ( public of Omahu under the spell of their witchery mid with u note of tlmnksKlvliiK in their voices that these chann- Inj , ' English play iiutord did not coino until alter thu day of OKRS and nprini ? lionneU. All the world that has boon privileged to hear Mrs. ICendal feels in touch with her , the piy have toughed with her and the emotional have April-wise sorrowed with her. The ni'Miaml ' women allko ndjmlgo her adorable , her gowns. her pose.s , her colorlnir , her hair mid tlm triumph of her nrt In natia-iilness constitute a reminiscent Hwei'tness that will bo a happy possession IOIIK after she hits returned to "Mmi'Io Kng- Itimi. " Mr. Id-mini , too , hits won lieart.i by the score. IliH easy , dobonnair manner , alternating with deep passion , his correct dressing nnd iidmlniblo art. together witli his ) iatcnl admiration for lil.s cliarmiiif ; wife , ren tier him iicamlldato for equal honors , and It Vi with lively regret Unit the Omahu folk who have filled the opera house at each perform ance applauding to the echo , awaken to the fact that the pleasure along with many others Sk u part of the dear , dead past. 1'YIUny'n Hall. Under the combined influence of April rain ifid .sunshine buds .swell In a nightlme nnd burst Into ( lower before the astonished eyes of the onlooker. When to tueso maglo touches are added music , lights and sweet scented air , tlmo Is forgotten and youth and maidens are apt to piss : the milestone of holdIng - Ing hands and culling llwt nmnos before they rc.dlzo the inclining of the word love. Such worn the happy conditions and such ( ho result of the long dreamed of subscription dtmco given on Friday evening at the I'axton Hotel. Thodanco matoriall/.ed as the outcome of the united efforts of Mr. Chirk "lodlek , Mr. I&iiurt Conk nml Mr. Wing Allen , and was chaperoned by Mr. anil Mrs. Coli > etzor. The long reivchos of the parlors were canvns covered and Irvine's orchestra sent the sweet est possible strains echoing throughout the corridors. Seventy-ilvo couples kept ryth- iiilcsti'pnnd counted themselves fortunate to Iw young nnd buoyant as the spiingtime. A uuiiper of hoven courses was served in the cafe with roses mid smilax at each plate in the way of favors , and the lime devoted to tlio palate afforded opportunities for pretty compliment and respite for ( lying heels. t There were some notably pretty gowns , nnd . * .Uir.ncg the most remarked were : Miss Annie * " Alillnrtl , pink crepe ; Miss Florence Sllloway , white gauze , a girdle of white satin embroid ered with gold , gray gloves , gray shoes and gray fun ; Miss Bum of Lincoln , black silk ami net ; Miss Georgia Sharpi light blue net over blue silk ; Mrs. John McCormick , black llsli net over yellow silk ; Miss Lulu llallan- thie , pink surah trimmed with Vandyke points of white lace ; Miss Helen Smith , old rose China silk trimmed with black velvet ; Miss Alice Parker , white cashmere trimmed with white ribbons and lace ; Miss Lou .lohnson , white. silk , trimmed elaborately with lace ; Miss Nina Marshall , mignonette given crepe ; WNs Mary IJnryea. red net over red silk ; Miss Margaret Cook , rod China silk ; Miss Mary Hums , white embroidered muslin. Among the dancers wcro visitors from Lin coln and Council IHuffs. Miss Orchard , Miss Dewey , Miss Williams , Miss Burns and Mr. Kichard Berlin were onlookers , as wow Mr. nnd Mrs. Batch and Miss Batch and Mr. and Mrs. Ucmlnglon , who cmno In after the play Thr- following were present : Mossrs.Clark , Redick , Herbert Cook and Wing Allen , Mr. and Ali-s. Colpetzcr , Mr. and All's. W. F. Allen , Mr. and Mrs. N. Alcrrinm. Air. and Mrs. Joe Halter , Air. and Airs. F. A. Biilch and Aliss Pink Balch , Air. and Airs. U. H. Vt heeler , jr. , Air. and Ali-s. Ed Baum , Air. Dick Berlin , Aliss Orchard , Mr. and Mrs. John Ali-Cormick , Aliss Williams , Aliss Dewcy , Aliss Burns , Atr. Bums , Air. and Airs. Uemington. The following wcro from Lincoln : Aliss Nellie White , Miss Alaudo Burr. Air. Lou Marshall , Air. Will Clarke , Charles Clarke , Frank Hurr , Charles Burr , Fred Ben/.lngerof the Lincoln Courier , W. AI. Smith of the Republican , Aliss Anna Funko , Miss Carrie Wasmer of Grand Island , Air. and All's. W. S. Ucctor and Aliss Alinnah Ilawko of Nebraska City. From Council Blutfs wore , Airs. Badoliet , Ed Bowman , Oliver Williams , Lu Xurmueldin and Aliss Bowman. Nellie Bowman , Georgia Bennett , Ni'llio Kurmuehlin , Alaud Oliver , Alary Oliver , Carrie Alorgua. From Omaha- Misses Florence Sllloway , Alay Alillor , Alabol Fonda , Georgia Sharp , Alamio Jos- sulyii , Helen Smith , Aluy Burns , Nina Mar shall , Allco 1'arker , Graeo Detwiler , Aliss Turner of Kansas City , Brownie Itaunn , Opal Ton/aim , Llhi Aluxan- der , Alargaret Cook , Alary Uuryeu , Flora Hollloy , Fritzio Barnard , Dolllo Polack , I'carl Hartman , Ada Parker , Aliss Hirst , Aliss Fool , Cardo House , Flora Hetllfv , Llzzlo Wltman , Nova Turner , Aliss Canlleld , Inez AI. Ilaskcll , Chat Hcdick , Harry AlrCormii'k , Harry Aloores , Will Col- fax , Charles Stone , AVI11 SweeMjy , Fnmk Hurleigh , Len Strong , J. H. Lathrop , Fivd AlcC'ormlck , Harvey Smith , Will Faye , ( it-urge ( iunton , Ed Wilbur , Joe Baldrldge , I'harlcs Marsh , Charles AlcConncll , Harry A. Knai > p. Harry Hicks , Fred I'affenrath , Cieorgo AI. Farnsworth , Cicorgo Miner , HuuU and Joseph Joplin , W. J. Hughes , John MacLeod , J. L. Jolnibon , John Aloller. Aladisnn Hosworth , Will S. Hogoi-s , Paul linrleigh , U. 1C. Morrow. U. C. Gould. John Atchlnson , AI. L. Guekert , B. B. Downs , Frank Fostminer , John C. Ward , C. H. Sher man , .1. H.Nott , Wood Allen , W. A. Williams , Joseph Unldi'ldKO , Herbert Wheeler. lauiHieon and Curds. On Thursday afternoon Airs. Hanscom's charming house was madogay with sunshine , the pivtty sparkle of conversational bright ness and the shimmer of sllverand glass. The occasion was a lunchhon given All's , and Aliss Haiiscom In honor of Aliss Lynch. Six small tabU-s were daintily arranged with covers laid for four on each and thu toothsome menu rctvivod full justice' as Is always the case at the gatherings within the wide-open doors of , * tin.- , hospitable ) home. Siu-h a coiumlngly of voices and happy luuiiUtor Is rarely heard. High Jlvo uiili urogix-.sslon awai-dcd Airs. I M Ucunctt with a Woivcstur candlo- .stich as the ilrqt trophy of skill , Airs. Gardner the second , u plcco of pretty Carhbad china. Airs. Vest , a Womwter civam jug and sugar basin as the third , whllo Mi Lander carried away with Biiureino sat isfaction the consolation pri/.e , u little cup and snuccr of Hungarian inanufactnro. Aliss Lj lu'h was given a hugo hunch of roses by way of u graceful attention. In short , all ol the visitors carried away with them the scent n ( iv.es In their nostrils from the Jars dis posed of everywhere , the sound of music In their ears utter hearing Mi's. T. J. Kogers b.vmpathctle voice , and the mdizcd promise of a delightful afternoon. The guests were : All's. Lacev , Airs. Conk- ling , All's. I'lltc.hctt , AIi-s. Wakeley , Airs. Gardner , Airs. Yost , airs. Bennett , airs. llenrv Vales , Airs. Caldwell , Ali-s. Holllns , Mrs. T. J. Rogers , Airs. Joseph Barker , Aim. Hitchcock , All's. Cowln , Mrs. Hlchardson , Mi-s. Kitchen , Airs. Lander , Aliss Lynch. Alilhml , Aliss Wakeley , Aliss Sharp , XMlss lila Sharp and AlUs IJains. An Whist. Th < > Orchard Hill whist club met last Tuc # . day at the resident o of Air , W. A. Austin on Orchard street , and us always , enjoyed an ex. pleasant evening. After a very g contest the prizes wcro captured by H. D. Nceley find Airs. A. IJ. Carnonlor , while the consolation prl/es were given to Airs. W. G. Bohn nnd Air C. L. Blnzer , The company than proceeded to discuss the ele gant lunch provided by the hostess , after which In a short business session It was do- elded to make this the last meeting of the ncnson and to dlslmtid with the purpose of re-organizing ngaln early next winter. The following were present ; Air. mid Airs. H. U. Coryell , Air. nnd Airs. W. G. Bohn , Air. nnd AIi-s. L. F. Weeks , Air. nnd Airs. J. C. Barn ard , Air. nnd Airs. IJr. Ballev ' , Air. and Airs. H. D. Nceley , Air. nnd Airs. C. L. Blazer , Air. and Airs. A. B. Carpenter. Air. and Airs. C. F. Ostrom , Air. nnd Airs. D. W. Aloore , Alias Jessie Johns , Alls * AteCartney , Airs. K. B. WIIcox of Hutchlh3on'Kan. , who Is visitIng - Ing Airs. W. A. Austin , Aliss Jones , Air. Ktigcno Thompson , Air. G. H. Webster , Air. E. U. Perfect. Warming. The friends nnd neighbors of Air. George Herat , of Thirty-third nnd Franklin streets , seeing his new nnd pretty house no.ir comple tion , nnd at that stage where mirth and pleas ure could reign supreme therein , made all ar rangements for a surprise party on Saturday evening , the 12th. The evening was spent In dancing nnd card playing , and when time for part Ing came many were the expressions of good will for the continued happiness and prosperity of the worthy host anil his estimable wife. There wow present Air. and Airs. John F. Dalev , Air. , and Airs. George J. Stonoy , Air. and Airs. William Hodgetts. Air. and Airs. Tulbot , Air. and Alro. AI Van Trott , Air. and All's. Charles Unlit , Air. nnd Airs. Pierson , Air. and All's. Hamnelson , Air. and Airs' . Gc- winner , Air. and All's. Henderson , Air. and Airs. Jackson , Aliss Alice Engstrom , Air. and Airs. Klirum. Air. and Airs. Beal. Air. nnd Mrs. Copley , Air. and Airs. Charles Grow , Air. and Airs. Schrickcngruss , and many others. _ _ _ _ _ _ The Ninety-Third Munlcnl. Wednesday afternoon of next week the ninety-third mtisicalo of the Ladies' Musical society will bo given at Aleycr's miisie hall , the pupils of Airs. W. Cotton furnishing the programme. Archie Pratt will make his Initial appcaranco In concert outside the ca thedral on this occasion. Song Spring Tide . Ilecker .Mls-i llonltcr. Tavatlna I.letl Sltfior . Meyerbeer Mrs. Moollor. Song A H r uade. II. A. Leaf . Noldllnncr MI-.S Uuiiti-IIor. With Verdure Clad . llayd a Archie Pratt. Cuckoo SOUR . Alt Miss ( ) lnrk on. Aral 1)1 placer tnl ! ml/.n II cor . Itoshlnl Miss lloulter. Song Slumber Slioi o . Gilbert Mrs. Mooller. Song When tlio Heart It Young . Ituuk Mrs. George Gould. Tender u ml True . . . I < l > lo Archlo Pratt. Trio Thy Child to Tlioo Heslorcd . . . . . . . . W. Tell. Kosslnl Airs. Cotton , Mrs. Moelleriind Mis > s Itoulter. A ClaHH Social. The gi-aduatlng class of tlic Omaha high school gave their llwt class social Fri day evening. After n short progrummo the company adjourned to the third iloor hall , which had been waxed for the occlusion. lUifroshnients , dancing and cards served to puss the time pleasantly until 11 : ! ! ( ) o'clock , when good night followed quickly on the Virginia reel. There were about sev enty-live . guests present. Among those out side of the class were Prof. Lewis , Prof. Kiehardson , Aliss Quackenbush and Aliss Crowlov , Air. and Airs. George Gelloiibock , Air. and Airs. Coats , Aliss Emma Hall. Aliss Wilson , Aliss Collett , Alossrs. Stone , Heller , Patten , AlcAIahon and Liddcll. There was a very pleasant progressive high live party given by Aliss Eva Alanchcster , who resides on South Twenty-fifth street , last Wednesday night. " Prizes were awarded ' to Aliss Nettie' Wilkinson and Charles Dy- ball. The booby was won by SeppioStandish nnd Will Manchester. Those present were Aliases Gussio nnd Aggie AIcAushuid , Ale- Uonald , Hockhold , Foley , Hake , Stiindlsh , Llvesoy , AVilkinson , Lucus , Maggie and Kit tle Nugent , and Alessrs. Charles" George and Will Uyball , Uice , SUcy. Jackson , Abbott , Alanchcster , AIcDonald , Turloy , Clayton and AlcConnell. A Novel Party. Grace and Howard Leonard gnvo a "lemon squeeze" to about forty of their young friends at Sll'.l Faraain street last Friday evening. Everything passed off in a very pleasant man ner. AIi-s. Leonard decorated the parlors In n very unique and tasty way. The little folks enjoyed themselves hugely and Aliss Graeo aud Howard rendered several choice selec tions on the piano which were enthusiastic ally applauded. Aliss Alahcl Ilcllman guessed the exact number of lemon seeds re ceived and was awarded the royal prize for the ladies , which consisted of an oxidized silver bungle. For the gentlemen an oxidized silver scarf pin was awarded. An April Wedding. The marriage of Aliss Carrie Jordan to Air. James Scrobio , solemnized on Tuesday lust in St. Louis , was n charmingly pretty affair , as becomes a charmingly pretty woman. The maid of honor ami the thrco bridesmaids , among whom was numbered Aliss Clara Brown , of Omaha , constituted a bouquet of loveliness such as one could rarely gather on a long day's journey. The bride , in a gown of white faille , brightened with quantities of old point lace , and currying a bouquet of white roses , was more than passing fair and In her girlish confidence seemed scarcely to need even such jiretty assistance. The bridesmaids wore picturesque Empire gowns of white China silk with deml-traln jn'tticoata and wide white sashes drawn high under the arms and tied in front. The wedding was celebrated at 5 o'clock in the afternoon , at the Union Methodist church , Bishop Bowman oDlclstlng , assisted by Dr , Alarsdcn. There wcro a number of friends from Omaha In attendance , among them Air. and All's. J. J. Dickey , Air. K. C. Barton and Air. Harry Jordan. A very pretty wedding was celebrated at 100H5 Capitol avenue , Thursday evening , where at 5 p.m. Altss Lillian Frances Cham- berhdn was married to Air ; Allison G. An drews. The parlors wcro embowered in roses , smllax , pink azaleas and ferns. The merry chatter of. waiting guests was hushed when Mrs. Cotton began to play the wedding inarch , and all eyes wcro turned toward the stairway down which Miss Cham berlain and Air. Andrews were coming. There was only tlmo to note how fair and sweet the bride looked with no touch of color about her save the spray of palo pink arbutus among the shining braids that crowned her head. When the music ceased Dr. llursha pronounced the solemn words that made them one in heart and In terest. Friends crowded about to offer lov ing wishes and heartfelt congratulations. A wedding supper was then served by Aliss Chirko and Miss Liddcll In the dining room , which was profusely decorated with pink roses. Later the bride distributed the lovely roses which had composed her l > oquet , giving one to each guest. After donning a brown traveling dress she sang a hoinr In farewell , then running the gauntlet of a perfect storm of rice , Air. and All's. Andrew * drove to the station In time for the 7 ; ) train for Denver. They will remain , there and In Salt Lake City several days before going on to California , where they will spend six weeks. Among the many btMtitlful presents , ono was used on the occasion , the piano which was the groom's gift to All's. Andrews. On their return from the coast Air. Andrews will permanently resume his huhno.ss ! hero as western agent for the Smith Bridge company of Toledo , O. , In which ho has been so sue- cci 'lully engaged for the past year. I'ultoii-AVlille. Last Thursday , April 17 , Aliss A. n. Fulton and Air. W. W. White wcro quietly married at the residence of the hrldo's brother-in-law , Air. Kennedy , HlKl Aliaint street. The bride is a very iwpular young woman and the groom holds a responsible position with Mux Mover & Brother. The presents were ninny ana valuable , the good wlshm friendly and tdncoro , Thuso present wcro : Air. and Airs , White , Air. anil All's. . Kennedy , Mrs. Fulton , Ate and Aim. W. Fulton , Airs. Clark. Aliss Nelllo and Vornlu Clark , Air , Will White- horn , Air and Mis , Kltlott , AlUs Alaggie Kross , Aliss Lillie Elscr , Aliss Grace Fulton , PHR StRW PROORSS JrA Wonderful as the phonograph , It speaks for itself. * Revolution in use of gasoline. n- So simple there is nothing to expjlikin. Absolutely safe. Perfectly simple. The-re is nothing like it. Burners light like gas. No delay in starting. Does not require a licensed engineer to run it. It has no generator , no needle 'valves , no cut-off , no lighting cup , therefor no smoke or smell ; no small pipes or passages to fill up , the smallest one being 2 inches in diameter. No automatic valves , no swivel joints. With the safety tank removed for filling , there is absolutely not a wheel , lever , screw or movable part left on the stove. Plain , simple , safe , durable , economical. We ire Sole AQG tits for eiiicl Sou tli Corner 14th and Farnam Sts. , Opposite Paxton Hotel. Open. EXveriiragrs Until 9 O'cloclv. Air. Ben Eastman. Airs. Dillon , Miss Ollvo Hhoadcs , Air. Swan , Air. and Airs. A. Powell , Hev. Air. and Airs. Llwoyd , Alastcr Alex Fulton , Hev. Air. William ; , . GIiiclc-Hcdfoi'd. Yesterday afternoon , at the homo of Air. and All's. Jeff W. Bedford , Twenty-eighth and Harney streets , was celebrated the mar riage of Aliss Jennie Bedford to Dr. fsudor Gluck , Iev. { Air. Zuhncr performing the cere mony. The wedding was u quiet one , only u few intimates being present. Dr. Gapen as sisted in the capacity of best man. After a wedding breakfast Dr. and Airs. Gluck left for a short wedding journey in the east. On their return .they will bo at homo to their friends at 11V23 Dodge stceet. Davidson-Crow. Air. George H. Crow and Aliss Ella B. Davidson were married last evening at S o'clock at the homo of the bride's sister , Airs. C. S. Alaley , Oii : South Twcnty-llfth street. The ceremony was performed by Hev. J. A. Henderson , pastor of the Park avenue United Presbyterian church. A few immediate friends" and relatives were present and spent the evening pleasantly. Many valuable pres ents were given the happy couple. An Anniversary. Last Saturday evening was the tenth anni versary of the wcddingof Air. and Airs. Louis Stcmin , and a largo number of their friends and neighbors gathered at their cosy hoilio in Washington Hill to celebrate their tin wedding and at the same time attest their value of their friendship. The gathering of friends was so largo that the "grand march" occurred on their lawn , which was lighted for the occasion by locomotive headlights and Chinese lanterns. Dancing and high live were indulged in until about 11 o'clock when refreshments wcro served. The party dis persed soon after , leaving the reminders of their visit in enough tinware , both useful mid ornamental , to last the remainder of an ordi nary life. Social Gossip. Air. AV. B. Morris is spending Sunday in Chicago. Dr. E. Vf. Leo left on Friday for Battle. Creek , Mich. AHss Clara Brown returned on Wednesday from St. Louts. Air. K. C. Burton returned on Thursday from St. Louis. Airs. Luclo Busier left lust evening on u short visit to Fremont. Airs. L. Reynolds , sister of Aliss Alice Isaacs , has gone to New York. Air. mid All's. J. J. Brown returned on Fri day from their visit in the cast. A gay party of men are today making the echoes'ring at "Happy Hollow. " Air. Holnrt Gurlich returned yesterday from-a visit to St. Paul and Chicago. Air. and Airs. Edward Peck returned yes terday from u week's stay in Chicago. All's. A. II. Whin , nco Hath , is visiting ho > - mother at ( M'J North Nineteenth street. Aladamo Buchurs will sail on the 'Jilth for Paris and London for a three months. ' stay. All's. John Clark JOIIIM gave u pretty informal mal dinner Friday evening , with covers laid lor ten. Airs. E. AI. Bartlett nnd daughter have gone to Albany , N. Y. , where they will spend the summer. Air. and Airs. AV. B. Alillard arc enjoying a delightful visit in Now York , Washington and elsewhere. Dr. and All's. J. E. Summers and Aliss Sum mers returned on Thursday from the Arkan- MIS hot springs. Air. and All's. Joseph Barker , with Alustor Joseph , wilt leave early In the week for a short visit in Chicago. . All's. C. E. Yost left on Saturday for Clif ton Springs , where she will join Air. Yost and Air. and Airs. Guy Burton. ' Air. mid All's. Henry Yates have Issued in- vitutlons for a hall next Tuesday evening at their beautiful home , "Hillside. " All's. Driioln , nco Alegcath , who has been visiting All's. James K. Alegcath , left on Thursday for Fort Husiell , Wyo. Fred J. Pike , formerly with Browning , King , t Co. , of this eity , is now assistant sec retary of the Chicago union League club. Air. Hodges and Aliss Shears uro planning sumo private theatricals and tableaux , to be given soon for the bonellt of the City Alission. The "Bachelors , " who have lately moved their combined Laivs and Penates , uro pleas antly domiciled at 410 North Twenty-second street. Judge and Airs. Dandy. Air. and All's. E. S. Dundy , the Alisses Dumly and Air. Elmer Frank returned on Friday from an Ideal visit toAloxlco. A church sociable for the bonedt of Saint Andrews Episcopal church was held on Tues day evening at the homo of All's. Eponeter , on Izard street. Cards have IMJCII received announcing the wedding of Aliss Alary A. Throwen to Air. Frank A. Putnam , formerly u member of TIIK UkK roportorlal staff. A "Quiz social" for the benefit of the Good Shepherd church in KounUo Place was held on Wednesday evening at the homo of Air. and Airs. A C. Powell. Air. nnd Airs. Vf. N. Babcock returned on "Wednesday from St. Louis , accompanied by Air. and Airs. Thoma.s Orr , who uro thogumU of Air. and Mrs. Swobe. Air. nnd Airs. Alediiy. AlissDuscnbery. AUss Yost , Air. Hobcrt Patrick and Air. John Pat rick occupied u box at Boyd's on Thursday evening to enjoy the Kenouls' charming in terpretation of "A Scrap of Paper. " sra House Thursday , 'Friday , Saturday , April 24 , 25 , 26 . M A/r i r\r hi h ; s A.T u i i D A. Y. Tht ; Talented and Handsome Star , i * > " 7T Urutor t.ho'min : CK i oiilof Cot. W. Pi. Sinn , of l.ho , ; in I Jut'.Uiiim'rt.iulm-otitiiiri situt 1'laij. The saint- Superb Company as seen here last season. NEW AND APPROPRIATE SCENERY. MISS TANNER made a decided success during her engagement in "Fascination" at Boyd's Utbt season. PlUCI-S-Kcscrvcil , § 1.00 and 75c. Matinee Prices , 75c and 50c THE GRAND , April 24 , 25 and 26. VAIDIS SISTERS CO. GRAND ( Sunday , ) 20th OPERA liOUSIi. _ ( Monday1 [ 21 ' _ 2st Q RICHMONDS I TX ENDALL r < f I "At Last We Ment oil IN THE FIELD. | lv MEETS 1N-EN DAL I Equal Ground. " THE PRINCE OF LAUGH MA ERS In his own Laughable Pantoinine Farce , stylwd " A IPAIR of KIDS : Assisted by clever comedians jivl voc.ilint , including the petite soubrette , MIBH , J1'NN11JJUNX. . The French Comlque , GILHK.UT SA RONY. " The Salisbury Troulxuloru "Favorite" TIIOS. JACKSON Just 482 Solicl Laughs in U Hours. Beat this Score and Take the Belt SEE The SEE Grand SEE April SEE 24 , 25. SEE 26. Balloon p And 6,000 ) PARACHUTE Ascension jl-uV Foot f LEAP. V.i , , . / OMAHA , MHNDAY , APR. 21 , 2:3O : o'clock p.m ' FROM C TOL AVENJE , TWfcfcN . 13TH AND 1-/TH STREETS. in THE DARING AERONAUT. WILL ASCEND IN A BALLOON TO THE HEIGHT OF SIX THOUSAND FfcET , AT WHICH HEIGHT HE WILL Leap from the Balloon AND DESCEND. 6.OOO FEET IN SIXTY SECONDS , WITH THE AID OF A PARACHUTE , COMING DOWN HEAD FIRST , AMERICAN AIR SHIP SYNDICATE , Managers. The Exhibition is free to all. Mrs. Jiiiiies McKeiinucntcrtiihicil n number of bur friends with lur usual iiifo oti Kutur- ilay evtnilui ? . The ixvutiloiiviis a hljh live imrt.v , given lit huuor of her trui'si , MIN. Moyers , who leuvcu toiiiQi'i-ow for New York , wliimij shj sails Muy ss. Mr. antl Mis. J. M. Thurston will KVU ! u n-tvi'tlon ' onThui'sduy , tho'JIth , in honor of Mr nml MisV l HoU-oinl ) , mid on Krl- diy ; unothcr nvt'ptiun hi honor of Miss Hawley - ley uml Mish L lum Hawle.v , the huun from 3 to U. \VrIUt > . liAW'tkHill. MANAC.KR. Corner Eleventh and Farnam Streets. WEEK OF MONDAY , APRIL 21ST. Best Bio-o-est We Have Ever The , the Presented. J IBEX , Oil Rocky Mountain Sheep. Naturally a curi osity. However , this is a grantor wonder because imturo provided - vided him with FOUR PFHFECT IIOttNS , Just as presented in this picture , perfect in every detail , doubly supplied with weapons for defense and attack. Mnho- niot is n , handsome and intelligent representative - rosontativo of those until now considered un tamnblo quadru peds who inlmbittho most lofty ponks of the Kocky Aloun- tiiins. MAIIOMKT woighfi over -00 Ibs. and if wild would bo n most formidable cnomy. Rea.cl ! Rofloot ! FOR TMia FII-itebT TIMK IN A. MU KUM. ZANFKETTA'S Alex , George , Popsey , Emma , Effie , Aimee Zanfretta , Beyond a doubt the Most Talented Family in the World to-day. ; ; BLIND JEFF The master of the Piano. A marvelous man and the only rival of "Blind Tom , " The World's Fair Comedy Company. With 2O Great Artists 2O. tSTDoii't full to sco the famous 55ANFIIKTTA FAMILY In "TliE HRIGANDS. ' * A T OLLAR PERFORMANCE FOR - JIME ADMISSION. * * * * Xo Advance in Prices. Open Daily 1 to 10 P. M. OOLxLxISEXU M COMMENCING APRIL iilHt , AT 7:30 P. M. Every Night fop Six Nights. THE GREA.T LADIES' BICYCLE MATCH RACE For the championship of Anioricn. 5 < r > 00 piifjo nnd modnl. For anights , it hours onoh night. Hotwuon MHB ! Ilnt- tlo Lawis , Pittsburtr ; Miss Ilolon Uuldwin , 1'ortlund ; Miss Lilly Willmms , Onmlui , iil o champion of Pnincc ; Mian Kitty O'liriou , Dublin , Iroliuid. Tills nice in for the championship of Ainorlcu , Admission 2 > cents. KcBorvad buuts 2o conta oxlru. I'lno inuHlu.
