Not even calling a conjuring exhibition a "Congress of Cabalistic Wonders" will attract a large house here, it appears, until people ask and find out what it is like; and We can assure our readers that Professor R. Jensen's entertainment will be found quite worth going to by all those who like good conjuring, Tt will be remembered that he and Miss Haida snd Mr, A. Linton, the pianist and lightning sketch artist, were all here before some three years ago, and they deserve even more commendation now than they earned then. Mr. Jensen's skull dances xbout on the glass plate and a questions and picks oni: cards as bright and accurately as ever, and Mr. Jensen do juring tricks and hie necromancy former skill and readiness. Mr, Linton's plane playing was. vary much enjoyed, and ho has greatly improved as an artist, the oil-painting which he executed upside down in less than 5 minutes on Wednesday being a capital piece of work, The prettiest part of the entertainment on Wednesday night was again the "Grand Ilusion Electoria," in which Miss Haida, having been duly hypnotized, assumes the most lovely poses, in varying costumes, in the lime light. Another performance is to be given to-morrow, and it fully deserves a crowded house.
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