.wus'r is UPPER—er n: DRAM».
‘ 'nc AND MUSICAL motes. '
'Mu Look tor a Fairly I‘rospert‘irn
' m Suns Early Hit». The Boston-
hnl Stick to Native Authors. Kilo.
In ”I. Other Mutter».
mt aeneon WM nu i’.‘."“:":llllfliiny bad
one, for theatrical mum. . m although
grand opera, under the stimulus» of grunt
, names, was notably Bllt'ct‘mll’lli and tilled
, 'i‘tha Metropolitan Opera llouse aeithu
‘ " ridden) been filled. The preeent season
”opened more hopefully in New York
Ind the manager: seem confident that
, fairly prosperous monthn are in store.
i The Casino, which has suffered all kinds
of hard luck lately. is now enjoyinga
, lot] of decided prosperity. I"l‘he Little
Elmer," with Della Fox ill the leading
role, scoring a great aucccus. At the Eur
[he Theatre, “The Bunble Shop," has at-
tained a popularity that has been accord.
ed very few plays ever produced here, and'
It has drawn crowded houses. I .nrge air
“ dlencel have also greeted other plays and
“lame good reauon for the hopeful-
nais of managers.
De Wolf Hopper, the pllpnlur comedian,
it! made a decided hit. with his comic
opera, “Di'. Syntax." which seems to be
themost popular of tho operas that he h.
Appeared in. Full houwn have greeted it
It the Broadllmy 'i‘hcutrc. null its tuneful
DE WOLFE lilll'l'lili.
airs are not only whistler] on the street,
but have reached a sure test of popular fav-
or, the organ of the Italian grinder. Mr.
Hopper’e friskinesa and drdlcry commend
him to a large circle of ndmircrs, and they
believe that he is destined to a rosy fu‘
ture.
The faith of “The lloatoninns“ in nat-
its authors in evidenced in their im-
nouncement of new works for the coming
season. They are booked for it two monthe’
engagement at the llrundwny ’l‘hentrc, be-
ginning on November lll, und during this
time two new operue will be prndllch.
The first of these in “in Mexico," and in
the joint work of Charles ’I‘. honey and
Oscar Well. The piece is American in
' theme,.the scenes being loomed in the
environs of the city of erico ut the clone
of the war bciWel-u thnt. country nnd our
own. The story is that of tho love of
young Captuin Scldnn, of the United
States troupe, for Mnriqnilu, :1 Mexican
senoritu, who in also bclm‘cd by liaunon, a
guerilla chicf. The t‘uptuin gets the girl
after many vicinnitudcn, and the bandit
is properly given his (lull'tlm by n mun
hehas crippled. The second of the new
works in “Prince Anunins” by Victor
Herbert and Francis Wilson. 'l‘hin intro
ducea n vugnbond poet. a bandit, a clerk,
and other persons adapted to a light
opera. .
Mlle. Di I)io.the singer ut Kosterdz
Bial’s OVer wumu tin-re wuss u lively row
the other evening bucnuec Uncur llummcr-
stein. owner of the lhcatro,hl.~lsed her
performance, is u very lmndaomo
young Woman, with stunning Par-
lliun gown» und u prol‘u».iou ol' diumondn.
n is will that h‘lll‘ wmrw' 95755900 worth of
jewels; but «tutcnwntu rcgnrding
the gems of footlitzht favorite». urc usual-
ly taken with it little salt.
Shell-in Victim-hr, nnd without doubt
her odd munc, Muricltd lli Die, in un-
lmmed for elugc purposcn. For some your.»
she was (meet the reigning bmntieuof
Viennu;hcr plmlngrnpha \vvn» in every
Illop window, uud tho ncwnpupero were
conetnntly iiiil'li with paragraphs nbout
her. She my...” brown huir, violet eyee,
an Bllflllfllllj.’ ~ on» lili u humour of re
murknh.l~ r" .wu .2, Shh ix‘ ohm the
heroine in :l . "l mnul l'lllxllllt‘ invol-
vingn Hullmui‘ l-“llll'l‘ nnd n challenge.
This in her 12. . 2 ml to Ann-rim.
Whvlillll' l l. . a .ll nt‘lla’llll upl-nv-d New
York mnnn." Hr" cunlrnnlml with on
order from In Mr dcpllrtment nuthori-
tlee denying ill' prlvlll-tzl' or nl-lliugnd—
mlulon lil'lxl'l“ on order which they any
'0' very cxpl- ‘ v .
“Nobody r» l in rculizv \vllnt the re.
full] to ncncp .zwwiun ticlu-H to u the»
atre mount lr l _, ""llllllll‘!lll‘l|l," oucof
the bunlnco n ~r- "Sllmumo
you llll)‘ ll N“- .> d M'dl for Monday night.
andaro llillllm - vilnl'lill‘ Linked. Yuumuue
tothe Nil-nirc 'i’ll-wlh)‘ night. Although
youcunnnt lil'lllll ul your W'ut, lhu ticket
you pm‘chuucd for Monday vulillcn you
tomlmhminu, lllllilfl‘ lho inure ol'l hu State
of New York. I! mnungnm ruluw you
that udmlwlon, von t‘uu nuclhwm. 'l'hlnk
whit it few hundred mwh units Would
m"
The Kl'lllilli“ no your rorc‘ch-ul nmny
left handed cnluplinluuln from theI ucwnr
”We. and one in lhnlr phlyn Wm «cw-m
ly censure-d. Am' ll lIu-irlhln ncnnun'n re.
turn the Sun any“ mu n it nlly:
Mr». Kcndnluvlm lmW mils ill'l‘ round!"
trip to Amcrivu ”v-mulnu lmnw," \vvnrn on
American" ling in iln- form of on I-nmuul-
led pill nt lwr thrmlt. uud in in the mood.
amiable and friendly condition of mind
lumginuhle. Hlm line not cxprw-Anvd hora
null it» nntugonintic totllo Anu'ricnn lnnlcu
orthr American standard of nmruln at
all, this bit. but idle will ploy ”The See
and Mrs. ’l‘nnrpn-rnv." jllhl- llu- .uuuln,
whenever the public will atmnl ll.
null:
Conaidcrubln surprise win mnuihwlml
filelfl thllflt' fillllilillf‘ Wil in (lllllil' upnru
notions by the lrumplw~ .. w- of Mine
ll. loxnn the first nigh‘ v“ "'l‘llv Lit
tie’l'roomr” M the ltiiuhm. it “an mil
known by many who mm- illullilgll‘ with
the incidents connected wil n 'In- nnvnilm
‘ of the Opera that Minn Fm: uni not re
ulvnl her part. in a complvh- lnrm until
Vltlllfl live or all dnyn lonlurn the pro—
deetion.
”Ivy lmnlpe Iailry. late pluniei of the
file; of Saxony. and a talented young
American girl, will play this season all
over the country. here who have heard
but in «to nay that the plays with all
*m honey and tech chafactorlltle o!
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THE ‘ISLEOF MAN. .
QUEER wands—‘33 GOVERNMENT
or we SMALLr lSLAND.
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The “Home of lays” Govern It. Love
Iuet Be Read In the Open Air. Tall-
lou Cats, a Novel Language, and W.-
lln Eun‘rage.
The Isle of Mun in only thirty-three
miles long and twelve wide, on that it in
no great labor to get over it, and, no two
railroad» run-~~one north to south and the
other east to went~you can see how con-
venient it in to the visitor. Douglas, Port
Erin, Peel, and Romney ere the chief
towns. .
The Iele of Man, while belonging to the
British Crown, is neither English, Scotch,
Irish, nor Welsh, but it in a separate
country, with a home-rule government,
and a language of its own; but yet with
meat loyalty to the imperial government
and devotion tolQueen Victoria. for every.
where you go you see pictures of the
royal family. The Government is known
lithe “Home of Keys” and conninta of
twenty-four members elected every seven
years: but no person has avote unless he
possesses real estate of the value of :8“,
or occupation of the value £60 per year,
and women are also entitled to vote. The
Court of ’l‘ynwald, prenidcd over by the
Lieutenant-(.lovcrnor, in composed of the
Council, which embraces the Bishop. At-
torney-General, two Judges, the Clerk of
Bolln,Water Baillf, and the Vicar-Gener-
nl., Thin Council and, the House of Keys
are the active Government of the Isle of
Man.
There is one feature of epecinl interest
in reference to the, lawn, and that in that
all laws passed by the House nl' Keys are
sent for the royalussent, and when that
has been secured than the law must be
formully read in the English nnd Mall:
languages on Tynwald Hill in the open
tir, when the Council and the Keys united
form a Tynwuld court, before they ho
some luwu. This form of reading the law
at Tynwaid is the oldest style on record;
was old in lll‘l, and has been continued
ever since. The fifth day of July in each
year is the day of public proclamation of
the laws passed by the House of Kaye.
The coat of arms of this Isleln three
legs of a man in a circle. The motto,
translated, rendn: “Withersoever thrown,
I shall stand.” The Mlluxmen apparently
rather enjoy the three-legged crest, for
everywhere you turn your face, whether
at a senmboat. a railroad. n coach, a flag,
or on the windows of the stores, there you
no the three legs.
i had rend of the Manx cuts without
tails, and thought it n joke; but. cure
enough, the cute hcrc urc without tulle.
and 1 saw scvdrltl without that graceful
member. Some ludics of our pu'l'ly. who
bud not Hl‘l'll the Manx cm, were ruthcr
doubtful of the truth of our report, and
we had to Ill'L'UlllllllIly them to the hon",
Where the cut livcd. nnvl ul‘tl-r it close u-
aminution l‘llllle away bulilewrn in the
taillcus cut. i don‘t think pllHNS' in km
proved by the absence of the lull. Some
people any this slrunge act of nnture ex-
tendn to the dog! ano.
The Munx language, like lln- uncient
langnugc of lrclnnd. is flthl pm 4 in array,
Ind inn gcnu-rutinn n Wlii in-oncof the
dl'llli lunguugcs, cnjnycll only by admin”.
i nil-t on old wonlnn on the side of a
mountuiu selling milk, l‘llli't's‘ nnd ginger
ale, nnd nl‘ll-r linking more queetionn
about the luculity, i lcnrncd from her that
the children Were not learning the MIDI
lungnngc. und thnt only the middle lined
and old pimple apoke it. She said her
children only spoke the English, lwae
anxioun to get a book in Manx. but could
not find one in the stores. The old woman
referred to showed me. on old lliblu in
Manx, which i tried in bn_\ , l'lll «"oc mid:
“No money could bur her llilvlo." it had
belonged to her futhvr. l wm sorry. but
lulw .ldlnirul the mo wum..n'.~a low for
hcr old lilhlc, uud l “tin glud to we thut
money could not tclnpl hcr. though ahe
Willi quile poor, and it four shillingu would
have been a large sum for her purse.
Nothing Is Wanted ln Pavia.
Even tho snmlll-uf ecrup of paper, tlmt
which every one throwx uwny, here be-
comwa source of prolil, any. 1 ln' Scientific
Anlericun. Old provision tins, for in—
ntuncr, urn full of nmncy; thu- h-ud colder-
lug in removed and incite-d down into
calm-n, while, the tin gone to mnlu- child-
rl‘n'n toys. UM lllllliH, huwvvrl‘ bad, ul-
wnyn cuntuln in tho nrrh ofthofootut
[cunt one nonnd picce thut will ocn'e
ngain, and gcurrnily tho-re um two or
three others in the min. the ln-vl. nud at
the buck. Scrnpn of pupcr no lo the card-
board l’nctory, uruuge pl'l'i l-v lln- murma'
hide nmkc-r and no on. The Mom. unggrnt-
ed are not ulmlye agreeable. nod to nee a
rug picker llnhillg urungc lll'l'i out of the
bucket is enough to muke one {moment
marnmlodc; but there in worm thun (but.
The moat valuable refuel» lillll which
fl-tchlmtwu francs the kiln win huir: the
long goon to tho lullr (lrrxscr, whlloethc
short in "Milli, among uthcr lllillun, for
clarifying oil».
A- Awlbl Awake-lag.
"i wish you hadn‘t hml your hulr out no
short, llurold," cxt‘luiuu-d the young
woman, turning uwny from him luvol~
uulnrlly.
"What dllfl-rlulce docs it mukc, dour-
fltl" linked llnrold, with tender anx-
lety.
“Yolk—you have destroyed nu illumiou,”
ale sighed. "That in all."
“You didn't think hunt a flm'i, liill you,
Clara, lwcllune l wore my hair long?"
“No; I never sunpowtcd you ul being I
[ml-t."
"Ur nu nrtintf"
”No."
“’l'hcu whnt illunlou have] dcstroycdl"
he demanded,
"l’o-rlmp» l nhould any. Humid." Hi“? un-
rwrml, with tcnrn in her valor, "that you
buve uncnnmtionely revealed n. fact I
never uuupected, (lent. Your curs aren’t
late-s."
John CHM Internal-g.
A little time niuce. no the ntury mice, on.
of the Chillunu-u “winding the Broom-
liolll lem'l .‘lclhmllul I‘Ipincupnl Huntley.
whim] rI-uuunm-I bin hculhcui-lm. mm
bracwl l'lni linuily. Illlli ww- dnly bnpn
lied by the 1 win-r, llr. Minnelli-id. accord-
"18"" ‘ll'lllhhl ' llilllf", .\ illill‘ in"?
John fell lulu inc imam-i of mom! of the
brrthrun of ill. {lunlun'-I flunk. who pro-
ceeded at our» lo infirm! him further in
the new way. They l'lill lmu llnit I“
”rolled baptism bud been (mull-qua“;
tint there v’rm but one pmmiMl‘ "leaning
teth- word "haptlm." and WP" mum
rioting themselves that they had and.
autumnal.” Jolie and: "literati
Maul Hellmn mm fry-s pletatol
em-m'eensevelemel Mullen use
Wm: 9 2m walla elite
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j colitis or ARMS. ,
lBOME INTEREST AMONG AMERlCANS
IN CRESTS AME HERALDRV.
A Number of Hew‘YorIure Ilse Crate,
and Even Mr. Crohcr Doe. Not Dio-
«lala Them. Heraldry a Dlfllcult Inb-
Jaet to Understand.
“What! in it pouniblcl Nut know the
lgures of heraldry! Of what could your
father be thinking?"
80 spoke the lovely Di Vernon, the
heroine of Walter Scott» "Rob Roy,"
to Frank ()bbaldiatone, and by her speech
aha illustrates moot forcibly the value of
heraldic lore and its significance.
To haven coat of arms in those dayl
meant a good deal. It we; an open page
that one could chow to all who cared to
look, and at a glance could be determined
just what degree of truth and valor, of
courage and kindnesn had been allotted
to one'l-l ancefltors. When heraldry was
first introduced is unknown, although
the first inutnnce is commonly attributed
to King Richard I., who died in ii”.
He is represented on scale, documeuta
and paintings with a plume on his helmet,
and this representation he always used.
From that time on warriorn' bold and
knights of vulor begun to decorate the
topmont part of their helnlctu with
various devices, and gradually became
known throughout the jountu and tour-
naments, not by their proper unmet, but
by the create they bore.
Then came the coats of arms, embroi-
dered on the mail with which those on-
cient warriors were covered, and the do
vices chosen for such display were ulwuys
illustrative of some great dcndol’ valor,
some mighty struggle, in which their
arms had won the duy and which had
lived in the hearts and minds of men 'and
women. stumping the victor n man of
worthy praise.
It would be almoat impossible for any
one to thoroughly understand the science
of heraldry without taking a long course
of study on the aubject and dcwtlng much
time to its consideration, for the science
abounds in detaila that would puzzle a
Philadelphia lawyer to unravel, and, be-
sides, the minor details are not neccnsary
to the reading of a heraldic device. so far
as casual knowledge may affect us.
Butit in a growing subject in this coun-
try and one that attracts more attention
than would bethought possible in a re
public.
In New York there are a vast number of
people who are entitled to the use of
armorial bearings, and they are font awak-
ening to a belief that it is no disgrace to
use them.
William A. Proudfoot, tho urtiut, who
has made n special study of heraldry Hays:
.“Amcricnns should not be ulruid to one
cunts of urine and crests, for the discoverer
of the loud used arnmriul bearings. and
lo did the first President of thc Repub-
lic, George Worthington.
"llcre are some of New York‘s famous
families who are entitled to crust. and
jblazonry." and Mr. Prondfoul pointed to
‘a vusl pile of colored druwinge.
l The Livingston arms nn- l"Iil\llll’X,llflli
show marriugr utter nmrriuqn u .lh muny
noble fumilics. The Van t‘urtlnndl», lifter
whom is nnmcd one or llll‘ city parks, are
.“guod llulcll blond,” nl'curdinr; in the au-
thorities in bcrnldry, nnrl thcir shield,
which looks like the Wilma uf Mil old-fueli-
.llmed wind-tilill, would denote [but their
claim to un nrmorial bcnringr comes from
{along devotion to the milling inlcmt
‘and this is borne out by the motto, which
‘mfiilllfl "virtue in he own reward."
1 Richard (‘roker does not diniluln ar-
moriul signs, nnd use» u lion fur lll's‘ crest.
.And when thin bluff boss :il'crph heraldv
a, It looks as if New York WIN in for it,
i A- Alta-u Scene.
The eky wns grny with the nlllivn, pod.
lien gruynceu of fall. The rivlr moved
Idngginh and lifeless lu-lwccu l'lrl high
bunk». The hours were turning, but not
mm glorioun, glossy rwl~ and yellows.
'l‘hcy were acre and brown and sickly in
their decline. The wind whirled them
furiously ubout the place thut nftcrnoon.
l‘he lnwn. already M‘nrl‘liml lulu n' dull,
hard color by the bculing of the dimmer
isun, was hull cow-re ; with the dry
ileavell. The big house on the hill looked
‘deuertwl.
Up and down the wnlk, iltll'l‘l‘li with
lend leave», ehc wnlhmi. iil'f' cym wrre
sombre no the .uccne, but in lhcirdnpthe
wannunrt of wild regret. Ill-r delicate
lipn were pro-laud lightly lngclhl-r he one
who found memories too bitlcr for her.
{the was wruppcd ubnut in u gray clmlk,
:snd tin-n2 \vd‘ it sort of licrrc rn-~lgm\tion
iln her attitude. She Hl'l'llll‘tl liltc u woman
living owr uuuiu a ln-unlilul pita! in a
miserable pn-ncnt—«n pusl of grwu luwnn
and rumor and blue nkilw, while. l-{l'lltlllillK
sail», lcnpiug waiter» and glud companion-
ihip in the gray. dull prowl-m At lion. her
lips parted.
"Uh, good heave-oi“ alu- murmured.
‘Why dznmn't pupu «cud mo mum-y enough
gnpuy my buurd and let me gct uwuy
from hrref"—-.\'.Y. World.
A Whole Novel in 'l‘hla.
lion Massimo, Duke of Anllkoll. who”
angngnment to l'l'lultl'w l‘lugculc llonlv-
)nrte woe recently llllllllllll'mi, Hill“.
mun ngo fell in love WIlll n ln-uutilui
onum girl of humble birth. but, in
plte of their mutual supplicutmlm, her
current» rllflllil‘ll in the "loot c-nlpbutlc
oumner to give their mum-ht lo the
onion. After a grcutdeal of pvruuueion,
llthPVfll‘, the girl appeared to wulva
hcr objectlnlm to u orcrct mun-logo.
l'he dny of the ceremony ('ulm' ut illnt,
sud it was while lhcy Were standing
together nnd taking their vuwn tlmt
the ltunmu maiden nuddvnly threw her-
ulf into her lover'» nrmu Mud subbed
rut, "You «boll «he now how grmt la
Ihoiovel beer you. i will not mount
nothia marriage. The world any» that I
want your lilio and your tummy. I
lon’t, but I could never "mile you
happy," and, in spite of the 'lluka'a
urgent, heart-broken nutrmtlus, rho ob
otluntely refused to go through lhn r.
nlalndrr of the ceremony.
It Mall“ ‘50 “tilde Hmlle.
Une of lha lllillga that rxrilon the grim
humor of the Adiroudlll it guide in to lie.
I youth in irreproaclmllle mm name halterk
in. in the wrap of wnmlhrnl close by
tome hotel. gun in hand, and anmutlmea
scoolnplmiml by on young w mm", The
lportsmuu thus equipped hi not likely to
be; anything more important than I
mmdpeckcr. a crane or n chipmunk,
though if he were up curly enough in
the openlngol the bounding neuron he
might have the luck at lend. to catch
Wagon-an mom no: 935mm
A it me an e :
”t it WM”! the Whittle. but more by ~
him the“; new it“
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cram. All letters promptly replied or“
claim slump.
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( lunrantced Real Estate Mortgages.
Flrat Mortgage 20 yr. Gold Bond». of
the llockport GM and Electric Light (Jo,
Lockport, N. Y.
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be beat all on
A. l. MERRIAM,
l28 Sillllli Milli STREET.
Fine h'o. i Mackerel, at We each.
(fanned 80mm Mackerel and Canned
'iah of all kindli; [lam and Tongue.
All to door we have the beet that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every mod of it.
Tenn and Coffee; of the beet, but no
will.
that can’t be
700 MILE
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fly the lmmllnl MI Wiehlpe of the
Old Dominion Llne.
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Beach and Return,
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for a Mill!!! (He‘ll-0. my be made for
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