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ground In basements, and in most instances " S f - " r KnnDCDA ' wXu A-1N U M
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World IliS Life's Story. man named Shelley. At one end ol a rerr II UUUUU IIIUUL.UIIII ,f ,i H Mr. JS. D. Wilt. Lessee and Manager. mAT'I' W T U T AT U i- tiS& W
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$ flIS EARLY STAGE ADVENTURES, in these meal, were provided. Into this r SJLP g & I
K basement Sallie and I descended and en- qeoRGE CONNOR ....Manacer. yf cf r V JEE E Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. f
& sconsed ourselves in one of the small com. EDWAiU KEENAN."BnsinVss Manacer. lll V - ' I j ' Penn Ave.. Near Sixth St '
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WBITTrH FOBIHB EisrATcn.l
"William J. Florence, following in the
footsteps of bis illustrious actor-colleague,
Joseph Jefferson, is about publishing his
reminiscences; ratber bis memoirs, for what
be has undertaken is a more ambitious task
than the preparation of a lew magazine arti
cles. The work will be a culmination of a
long-delayed ambition. Tne genial come
dian has dabbled in literature before. His
collection of clever sketches entitled "Flor
ence's Fables," enjoyed considerable popu
larity and some of his magazine articles,
notably "Leaves from a Burglar's Diary,"
exhibited a rare sense ot artistic humor.
For years Florence, moved by the solicita
tions of bis friends, has been desirous of
publishing the memoirs of his life, and at
last he has secured a publisher. He has a
wonderful collection of scrap books, which
contain almost everything which ha. been
printed concerning him, and these have
proved valuable reminders to a naturally
excellent memory. In addition be has a
great number of autograph letters from
prominent people the world over. The
book will be deliciously rich in amnsing
stage reminiscenses, a large part ol which
bave already been prepared.
IN CHARGE OF A GERMAN BAND.
Florence first had a speaking part on the
Etage 42 years ago. when he was engaged in
2few York by Manager Sefton to go to
Richmond as a very minor member of a
company. In those days theaters didn't
' have orchestras connected with them, and
managers, when they visited towns, had to
take chances of picking up musicians who
Inew enough to play the nddle"and clarionet.
Sefton proposed playing a long engagement
W. J. Florence.
As the comedian looked 40 years ago.
in Itichmond, and determined to try the
novel experiment of taking an orchestra
with him. He secured a number of recently
arrived German immigrants who had some
knowledge of music and formed them into a
band. As it would have been rather ex
pensive to send them to Richmond by rail
be secured passage for them on a sailing
vessel, the Margaretta, bound from New
York to the Virginia capital. They were
placed in charge of young Florence, and
tnat youth was ordered to accompany them
on the voyace.
The Margaretta weighed anchor one day
In 1648, but had not proceeded far when it
was discovered that through someone's
blunder there was no cook aboard. The
vessel was off Staple ton, Staten Island
then, and a boat put ashore in order that
some one might be bunted up to manage
matters in the galley. The German immi
grants became famished and broke open the
beads of barrels of apples that formed part
of the cargo and made the fruit disappear in
a most alarming manner. Florence began
to fear lest these voracious musicians might
want to teed upon bim, so insatiable ap
peared their hunger, when the boat returned
with a man who professed to be acquainted
with all the mysteries of marine cooking.
HIS INTEODDCTION TO DUFF.
Then, and even now, the most welcome
disb that could be placed upon a cabin
table was "duff." This is somewhat
similar to what children call "roly-poly."
It is a combination of dough and butter put
in cylindrical shape; a sort of apple dump
ling without the apple. The Captain of the
Margaretta was a firm believer in "duff."
To his mind all culinary ability centered
around a cook's skill in preparing it. A
man might be able to cook everything else
in a most enticing way, but if he failed in
"duff" he could not remain master of the
Margaretta's galley.
The first meal that the newly-secured
cook prepared had "duff" as the piece de
resistance. When the dish was placed be
fore the Captain he ordered the cook to
stand by while judgment was passed upon
it. The Captain raised a large knife aloft
with an air of deep portent, while the rest
of the company looked on with grave
aspects. The blade descended slowly, and,
with serious gesture, the Captain cut out a
quarter section. He eyed the soggy mass
lor a moment critically and then, picking it
up with one hand and without saying a
word he threw it with all his force at the
bead of the hapless cook. The soft, warm
mass struck him in one eve, and, with a
wild yell of alarm, be fled. The Captain
wanted to throw bim overboard, but was re
strained. There was no more "duff" on
that voyage, and the Captain consequently
- wore an air of gloom. They got to Eich
modd in safety, notwithstanding, and there
Florence made his first appearance in a
(peaking part.
A UTILE LOVE ATFA1E.
One incident which Florence will relate
in hi. "Memoirs" occurred in New York
many years ago when the old Broadwar
Theater stood at Broadway and Ann streets.
He was then a rosy-cheeked, round-ficed,
big-limbed youngster of 18 and was con
nected with the Broadway Theater's stock
company as "first walkine gentleman."
"I was, in fact," he says, "little more than
a big, bashful boy and dreadfully afraid of
the girls. Connected with the coturjanr was
a young woman who was afterward well
known to the Thespian world as Sallie but
never mind what ner name was. Suffice it
to say that at that time her father and
brother were actors, and, at the present
time, she has two or possibly three daughters
upon the stage. She it long since dead and
I was one of the pall-bearers at her funeral.
Bhe w&s a most estimable girl.
"I had several times acted as her escort
from the theater to her home; my conversa
tion during these journevs being somewhat
Abbreviated by the (act that when beside the
fair Sallie my tongue positively rerused to
do my bidding. Upon oue memorable occa
sion, however, being emboldened by the fact
that I was the possessor of nearly 52. 1 de
termined to invite my companion to snpper
lifter the theater. .Never belore had I suffi
cient audacity to make such a proposal to a
jjirl. Appraring only in the early part of
the performance, we left the theater shortly
n ter 9 o'clock, and tben with deep blushing
nnd much stammering, I succeeded in ask
ing Sallie if she would not take supper
with me. I need not tell you of these mod
c rn days that Sallie promp'tly accepted.
ONE OF THE EAELY RESTAURANTS.
"At that time the institution that we now
call a restaurant was unknown in the city
of New York. When that term wjs first
brought to tbi. country trom France the
wits told the uninitiated that the term was
derived from the Latin words res, a thing.
And taurut,ti bull, and that it meant 'a
bully thing,' But 40 years ago such place.
E fooUteps of his illustrious actor-colleague, and-and-and-yes-and a lemonade.' " C-l tvy. I I 1 T C. t I. mTTT,r, ,t.,t j fimTniw Tl X TT X T 1 T nl r, i i I A I I K AT I .1 I
did not exist and in their stead were 'eating
nouses.' In New York these were all under
ground In basements, and in most instance,
were the continuations of bar rooms. One
of the largest and most brilliant was under
the Broadway Theater and wa. kept by a
man named Shelley. At one end ot a very
long bar room was a Beries of boxes, each
provided with a small table and chairs, and
in these meal, were provided. Into this
basement Sallie and I descended and en
sconsed ourselves in one of the small com
partments. You all 1s.u?jr what the conver
sation was likely to be between a bashful
boy and a pretty girl when a meal was
about to be ordered.
" 'What will you have, Sallie?' I asked.
" Oh. I don't know. What are you going
to take?'
" Ob, I don't know, Sallie. I like any
thing vou like. ,
" 'Well. I think I'll take an oj.ter stew
and-and-and-yes-and a lemonade.'
" 'Well. Sallie, I'll take an oyster stew
and a lemonade too. Here, waiter, two
oyster stews and two lemonades.'
AN ENTHUSIASTIC ESCORT.
"Lemonade and oyster stewl Ye gods and
HttU fishes, think of itl A waiter trom the
'ould dart' took the order, and as be wasabout
turning away I, in the exuberance born of
the success of my little scheme and inspired
by the fairness of my companion, leaned
across the table and kissed her. It was the
v en. oaiiie. 1:11 xane an oyster sww MAiiwuaa wiiiJJNii,3iJAic anu OAiuftUAi. riTifi'' " -ri iin-'n i.n.qo.Ynii.riRcEH nar.R i 'i l I I iiiii iv iiii
nrst time my lips had touched a
maiden's cheek; it was a kiss a. tree
trom evil as ever parent gave a child. An
I sank back in my-seat I turned my bead,
and at the entrance to the alcove saw tne
waiter looking at me suspiciously. I
blushed crimson. The waiter walked awav.
Soon the two stew, and the two lemonades
were forthcoming, and soon they were down
going and soon they were gone. Then the
waiter handed forth a check for a small
amount, and I began to feel in my vest
pockets for my money. What! Nol Yes!
Horrorl Disgrace! Let the earth openl
Alas, poor xnel I bad changed my vests in
the dressing room, and did not have a penny
with me. ,
"I dared not look at the fair Sallie. Ad
dressing the waiter in faltering accents, I
said: "I have no money with me, but I will
be in to-morrow sure and pay you.' The man
at once assumed a lordly mein.
" "Ah, yez cawn't play no sech game
here, an' then make a love shop out of this.
Gev me the money,' be said.
"The girl burst into tears. I patted one
of her arms consolingly and begged her not
to notice the brutality of the waiter, and
then turning to that insolent individual
said: 'Tell the proprietor to come here.'
The proprietor came. I dared not say that
I was connected with the Broadway Theater
for fear that the story of my dilemma might
leak out, and so I simply told Shelley that
I did not intend to rob bim, but that, un
fortunately, I had no money with me. The
proprietor, I think, would have given me
credit unhesitatingly but for the waiter in
terjecting: 'Don't trust bim; lock him up.
I saw him kiss the girl.' Shelley looked
sternly at me. I promptly removed a ring
I wear it yet from one ot my fingers and
a watch ana chain from my vest.
THE LAST RESORT.
'Take these, I said, somewhat huskily,
I fear, my father gave them to me and I
have never parted with them. I will come
in to-morrow and redeem them.
"The eating house keeper was extending
one hand for these precious relics when a
man suddenly emerged from the adjoining
alcove and cried out peremptorily, 'Stop.
All turned to look at this new actor in the
scene. His hair was gray and luxuriant,
and his white, patriarcbial beard covered
his bosom. His attire betokened wealth
and refinement. His clear, blue eyes blazed
with indignation.
'And would you take that boy', watch and
ring?" Shelley hung his head. 'I've heard
all the conversation and I've listened to the
insolence of that waiter, who should be im
mediately discharged. These are good, in
nocent young people, and I'll stand sponsor
for their honesty. Here, take this note and
deduct from it the amount ot their check.'
"He banded the shame-faced proprietor
a (20 bank note, received his change and
walked from the place. Sallie and myself
followed him, and when the sidewalk was
reached I tapped my benefactor on the arm
and paid: 'Please,, my dear sir. give me
your name and address so that I can refund
you the money that you so kindly loaned
ine.'
"The benevolent old gentleman (turned
about, and without a smile and in the cool
est manner imaginable said: 'That's all
right, young feliow. You don't owe me
anything. Yon see the note was a counter
feit and the duffer below there gave niegood
money for it He is not the first sucker I've
caught. Good-bye!'
"And that is the only time I ever acted as
the unconscious contederate of a counter
feiter." D. L. J.
Catarrh Cared.
A clergyman, after years of suffering from
that loathsome disease Catarrh, and vainly
trying every known remedy, at last found a
prescription which completely cured and
saved him from death. Any sufferer from
this dreadful disease sending a self-addressed
stamped envelope to Prof. J. A. Lawrence,
88 Warren street. New York, will receive
the recipe free of charge. E03
Cabinet photos 51 per dozen, prompt de
livery. Crayons, etc . at low prices.
Lies' Gallery,
ttsu 10 and 12 Sixth st.
Daubs make, all the sitting, personally,
and leaves nothing undone that will help to
make the photograph a success. rsu
Handsome beaded capes, $1 SO, 52
up, at Bosenbaum & Co.'s.
and
HARRY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 7.
Matinees, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The
IRWIN
BROS.
Big
SPECIALTY
Co.
With All
New
Features.
LA MONDTJE.
King of tne wire.
RICHMOND AND
GLENROY.
GORDON AND LICK.
RILEY AND WOLFE.
HAMLIN AND HAMLIN.
THE BANKEY BROS.
ELMAR AND GREGORY.
THE MACCARTHEYS.
AL REEVES.
THE NEWCOMB TRIO.
IDA LILLIAN ABRAM&
April 14 The Night Owls Burlesque Co.
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IMPERIAL HALL,
Cor. Seventh avenne and New Grant street.
EASTER MONDAY NIGHT.
GRAND
DOMINO
PARTY.
Domino, can be had at tne ball tor GOc, includ
ing mask.
Each lady will be presented with a
HANDSOME SOUVENIR.
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BASEBALL!
REOREA-nON EARK.
ALLEGHENY vs SYBAOUSE,
Monday and Tuesday, April 7 and &
ALLEGHENY vs "WHEELING,
Wednesday and Thursday. April 9 and 10.
ADMISSION, 525c "
Game called at 3.30 p. jc " ap6-108
3-LEQQED MAN-3 H'J V ' P " " ' U.ULW ULVLL J UUl
He ha. 3 legs, 3 feet and 15 toes, and will walk
around in the Curio Hall every after
noon and evening.
BIO- ALICE,
The Mightv Mountain of Female Flesh. She
will positively appear at World's Ma
t saum aad nowhere else.
PROP. ANGELO,
And his Flock ot Performing Birds. These
wonderlnl birds play a drama with
human intelligence.
IN THE THEATER,
TUB World's Great Specialty Co. No. 2
Consisting of 12 of the most refined special
ties now before the public
ADMISSION, 10c. CHILDREN. 5c.
Next Week The Ke Hoes, who set all Lon
don wild. Their third week in America.
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pASINO MTJSEUM-
JohnW. O'Brien Proprietor
E. W. Connelly Manacer
WEEK OF APRIL 7, Commencing Monday.
Still another stunner! The first appearance in
this city of the
OSSIFIED AFRICAN,
The Greatest Wonder of the Age.
Willam Cavalien. Albino; Marie Zaraora, White
Moor; Will and Annie Howard,
Tattooed People.
AUDITORIUM Casino Comedy Company,
Christie and Pearl, Blocksom and Burns, James
Williams, Pullman and Teed, Acaris Knife
Thrower, John Sadler. Beblo and Zella Agra.
Next week. Arabian Ladv: April 21, Man
Bear; April 28, Original Big White Alice.
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I
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feel ComeneiiiinMay, April 7.
Every Afternoon and Evening.
DAN lVfOARTHY
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True Irish Hearts.
The greatest of all Irish picturesque plays.
Produced with its original New York
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Mechanical Effect, and
Properties.
NEW MUSIC, NEW SONGB,
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A Genuine Irish Bagpipe'Player.
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pUENTHER'S ORCHESTRA
Furnishes Music for Concerts, Weddings,
Receptions, etc., etc.
Letsonv on Flute and Piano given by
PROF. GOENTHER. 440 Wood St.
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Every Department in Which Bristles With Astonishing Values,
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send us their address, and we will
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A !'. ' J kV tf WI
First appearance in Pittsburg of
MISS FLORENCE ST. JOHN,
Queen of the Burlesque Comic Opera Stage.
4 ORIGINAL LONDON A
GAIETY DANCERS.
In the most novel and graceful dancing
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100-GRAND CH0RUS--100
Augmented Orchestra,
Military Stage Band,
Magnlfloent Scenery,
And the Handsomest Costume, ever worn on
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Prices, 25c, 50c, 75c, $1 and $1 50.
Next Week THE WIrK ap6-7I
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BIJOU THEATER
WEEK APRIL 14.
The Trio of Fun Makers,
WILLS, HENSHAW
-AND-
TEW BB0ECK,
In their Klproarimr. Side-Splitting Musical
Farce Comedy,
N0PL0T,BUT0H!H0WFUNNYI
IfYouCan't Laugh, Stay Away!
Sale of seats commences next Thursday at
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mail to then! regularly, FREE OF
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In which all the most prominent pedestrian.
have entered.
Under the penonal management of
HARRY DAVIS.
Commencing at 1205, Bunday Night,
Ap3?l V.
$6,000
$6,000
WILL BE
EXPENDED
Making thia the greatest sporting event
ever held in Pittsburg.
30 STARTERS 30
Following is a complete list of entries:
Dan J. Herty,
E. C. Moore,
Qua Guerrero,
Prank H. Hart,
Geo. D. Noremae,
Tom Howartn,
Geo. Cartwright,
Matt Horan,
Peter Hegelman, ,
Geo. Connors,
Peter Golden,
John Hughes,
John Sullivan,
Sam Day,
Dan Burn.,
Geo. Tracey,
Geo. Barcley,
Harry For,
John Gllck,
Fred Dick,
Gregor Holsbeke,
White Eagle,
John Gibbons,
John Turner,
Norman Taylor,
Smith (Cow Boy),
J. Davis,
Wm. Nolan.
Music Night and Day by the
GRAND ARMY BA3STD.
General Admission, 25o,
Reserved Space, 50a
Speoial Reserved Seats, 75o.
Extra Reserved Seats for Ladles.
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SUPPER AND HOP!
Union Rink, Tnesday Evening. April 8, 1890,
under the auspices of St. Andrew's R. C.
Church. Tickets.admittlnc one conple. tl 60.
Supper and dancing included. ap6-3
and
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With Elegant New Spring Footwear
We are literally loaded to the muzzle, and shall be found this
season quoting such prices as have never
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MARKET- ST.
CHARGE, our Illustrated Monthly,
ItyOVjIL JjILt
We offer for the coming
week
300
English and French China
Tea Cups, which former'
ly sold at
$3, $2.50 and $2
Each, now
1.00
Each,
No. 516 Smithfiefd St.
htjIOVjII. ftlLl
Continues but a short
time longer.
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