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AN ATTEMPT 70 aevsncs ONE nuaDes sY coMmrT TING
h .fAgsie AHofMn.
rr,om The Cbioaro RepubIlcou

fFsom the Chicago Republican, Nov II
most cowardy, yet bold ana deliberate, attempt at
murder WAS committed yesterday afternoon
because u Was attack upon unarmed and defence
loss man; but bold, n done in open day aud In
the presence Of many Witnesses A. about half past
three In the Afternoon Jerry WEIGH, weIknown conn
dsnce OPERATOR catered tho ST. Charles saloon Clark
street, Lake aud, after drinking, ~ down the
had been there but few moments whom john
supple, o ma less notorious tbief and condolences
entsred with = revolver In hts hand and walking
up to WEIGH. deliberately shot him In the breast
saloon. followed by Soppie, who fred shots
him, both Of which took effect and WEIGH foil the
street. tho Of Lake and CLARK Tho noise q
the st discharge attracted the attention o. Officers
and secured Supple a. he was attempting 70 nro the
fourth time When arrested Tho rascal offered expiA.
nation or apology Zoe The dasArdy act but quietly sub
mittcd and taken tho Central station whege he
Is DOW confined Although tho shots we're nred 81 close
range Of them inflicted serious Injury The nrst
ball took effect In the upper right breast, and went
Warcoly than skin deep. 1tesecood entered the
bnck the neck. and passing upward lodged IN tho
lett SIDE u The necS, Jns under The skin and the tnIrd
entered the left eide, struck h aud glanced around 10
thc back, making eaiy ncsh wound.
Although these wounds but little injury
suffering, the not cxpscssd 10 hvc
Inc wennd Vi WEIGH, IN many ~ our readers viii
remember some three years ago Killed man named
tried and scnisDced ~ hanged, hut Afterwards
granted nav hearing which resulted In MS being
cnced pe ntentizry fot aisrm u sghiecn month";
John Supple and the nufdsrvd man Collins were iuli
dcrxe businessn wben supple heard that WEIGH had
gotten On cssy, IN alleged ho look q solemn oath
that he soula k iho murderer Of his fnsnd n no
got an opportunity weichs term expired few days
deadly intent AT the nrat opportunity, which was yesisr
day afternoon
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AFFAIRS IN BOSTON.

Tho Convention OF Locomotive Engfnecrs-
Heavy Robssry-A Negro Candidate for
Mayor Of Chehsa, So. u
Bosrox. Nov. 10, 1890.
The National Convention OF Locomotive Engineers
viii continue In session about week longer. They
have not thus far transacted any business Of importance
Al tho session to-day the Grand Chief Engineer read
i've annual address which ,akcs strong ground against
evcvything In The shspe.of strikes.
Albert y. Chandler, well known Boston broker, has
been held for trial the charge OF illegally dnposng Of
mining shares and other stocks 70 The amount Of a. O0O
which wars deposlted with him by John o. watsrhouse
as collateral securities
( N Faxon's leather store, on Pearl street, was
robbed at moon today during moments absence OF
the prspnctors Of stocks and money 70 the amount or
about $4,000 Tho robber escaped early this forenoon
Victor Anger tweuyfour ycars old, carriage maker
died OF cholera toduy. after sickness OF Aeen hours
There y much interest felt hsre In the result Of the
trial Of the celebrated horse Captain McGowsn 10
twenty-one miles inside Of hour TO morrow, tho
Riverside Park II Is q feat which never before
attempted In this country and the bets three 10
that McGowan will fail. He will DO driven by Hiram
Woodruff, Jr. son Of Hiram Of New York
The citizens of Choaea earnestly talking of
ming Robert Morris, negro lawyer for Mayor for the
coming year.
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4 GAL Mst HAAS 0lO SHOOTS 4 aossta.


~ fErom tho Ouachita ia Telegraph, Nov. L.
Few families have ever been placed In such trying CIR.
cpnatsnces thai 81 Mr. Cashunan on Thsrsdsy hight
lat to be relieved pestey and by such EXIT
billion Of herolsm and sif possession about 20
record some time about midnight Mrs. cusbman
arouse BY barking % tbs yard dog 0eung cot Of
bed aad sszlng repes,rr which al The head Of her
bed, ne was awaiting Developments, whoa the u
whispering wsS heard In few seconds sncrts
were being made a three dnsrrni windows
70 burst open tho blnaa MIRA eastman twice
endeavorsd 10 dischsrgs the wp~sier through
&c Tho blinds but s-fused 70 IRE Della, Little
daughter Dise years old, had In the nssntifpe been
ed and had gathered The other ~ TIE two
pestess wk1h placed 81 the head Of the bed.
While her exchanging her rsrnc10U weapon
for q shotgun which IN too room. tti Della h61
taken her ntaod q one 81 the windows my tyo
for Lile Della, forcing tue msrsis bss~esn Tho
fielding bllnds and guessing her aim she nrsd Tue
rsbbcf had received hs reward Grosss and mut,eripgs
sghsrwiss outrage q pesccabls fAnHiIy The robbers
ssiherea around their wosndsd and boro him
o. u " not known wbesAet dss4 or sins- unfor,o.
naisly II 10 nos Hnown vho tho robbers wer. even
thsix color uaknovn
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AoaAHAn tmcelM.
Lecture by Rsv. w. w. Hicks.

I.scsars By rev. w. w. Hicks.
seturswas delivered last svesins In State stree. coa
grsgaii,nal church. Brookiyn, ON "Abrahsm Lnoon.'
About ny colored and twenty while psrsons composed
audience The lecturer explained that his audience
small because OF tho inclemeney Of tho weather. but an
nouncsd that Notwithstanding this the sale u tickets was
saocessul lie then proceeded % ~ that Ashsm LrSos
hencsiorward month would 10 ms 0enesis = Americas
h,oy eosss Washington FOUNDED Ar,src,n assry AZ y
humble orsin the saviour was born "a, WAassr and Abe
Tie are youth and Tho psasuiam ~ sson IN
pears Hsasa labor and though. the grind rspssslcaa
sls ' sss d. E ss s' ,sS ssr e no
liberty tho lie o. xbs Lincoln and cnrIssais. LsSSS
the prime minister where ,hoaghi Z klos Industry
people never asss The People. iaeo
e. "a "a, seasonal rr.acnt aooa sscoa. -. s.ns.sl
10. dead tssufh he H. us name elsstrfylns ths
s ss ssas s i. s.ss q
race and The 5era,or another words wit never
4; - ssSs :s1, SS:s .s...ss % a.:
'. ..i as ~sss : ~: sss.f
.p nsss' As rs "s ssssy s-s i AZ
ss os ever: q
der Trs.son blundssc for Ad net strike him soon
~ ;s ss s:.' a s-s1s
20 d. s.s. O. 81: wreath. M lie "a me-
!ry % reeosciis sns dtsrsacss Evsrs cse b-iorr nina
% sS sS ~s ii sS'sss sa s
and he has made the other, federal rsach.Iy 20 tbs
s md sspssSa bra Ass r..sa
thirty millions bera.sd four millions and ohsinsd sso1.
Sey sn Eve, ,s % ,hs los s, O. any sssr i z
become. indcpsaasa! nation win nam: to
s upon r: ssst s the &
lie rad chained tho monster and dr.gsad hum Nah HIM y
9sa rr.s.GR slavery ;a. ai.r
q a.a The policy Of the President aud ooseius~d amid
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Low ASp m raAcr Espse --Nssriys year sgp ops v
The first esshsns oi the CITY nss and loved VI
xnaIah tsssh, whom he beiisves 70 be . WIDOW Hls
advances wev@ fsvossbly and amer many hAgpy
hours passed IN pleasant the getisms ssgh
declared hs passion To hlssusss ssd ehawn Tho lady,
With many tears, informed hAn tsss n1 nssbsnd vas
not dead bong story Of unsindnsa p~gt~t nsitres,
meat ara . separate msirasnsnos rslAioa Tbs
far uue with rnkne, lotto ali The de-
sAh Of her wre,ensd and sndsS ~ hepnx that
. divsscs suit, then penang voaid txmfnsts IN bee
favor. The gsn,lenan. sooosrsx-d BY the oonfderce
md esas~ fov the posersson q such treasure insisted
On her al onoS d.tsrms Tor knslssd, ND bonn.
tfuliy supplied ths s-sstag fnatsvs for the russy
Dsehlncsy Of The esurts The losrrsy r@ usd~
md In The oourss a fec weeks he bsssfsis %
$4,000 expended. Not many mcpns sAps~d ~rs ms
lover favored With most tender sfstls, cgnyrymg
10 ths posssrrs .hssgsscs u anoshsr s's nv 80 600
which he voubi ~ ooafss, psy o. prs-~ntsilsn Ibs
buanss os the lsw proved very sxpsnsss Two mofs
drsfu for SO 100 each forwarded this coaruy,
and promptly paid. The ssnismAn Dssesninx sassts~<
The drain hts parss, vsnnr-d 70 femon-
sirsts ssd o~ssed The LADY,, pc~sbss. 70 cosduet me
bushes with ecooomv.
he cosnnnulcsHon In reply, dated rsfis 2aieuy ~
fsvnea BIN that the sat he'd t-sn dered ssAna hsv.
thak abs tied FOREVER " tbs obe>t ~ tf t~f~sAes,
and thai shonxh she could forget TIE dsnsSsts1
fsnAshsp u No khsss Of nsn thsy msa ssv'< sssis
noeA % esrth-
rhs usbsppy s-ntesnsn, ssffsssi . his seuy, md
crvpisd u he b1sssa he NJ tA~s>ss s1as1d $1,000
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MARINE lNTElLlcsNce.

Collision at Sen.
"a aEE eH0fFe LONDON, Nov H. 1860.
tho bark James < Bsets from Shields for New or.
leans has arrived q Queenstown, having boon damaged
In Q collision tT.e HF "a
Arrival Of Ste mslsips. s sttar w..
f QusESsrowS, Nov IA, 1860.
TThsNisAmship Hesvsta, from New York October 81,
eouchst bore, en- voste 70 Liverpool, to-day.
SOUTHAMPTON Nov. H-Evenng
Tbs steamships Allsmannia aud Hermann, from New
York November 8. arrived here this evening. #
QrEsSsrowx, Nov. l5-Noon.
The steamship CITY Of London, from New York. No
semhsr .. touched hero to-day. rose to Liverpool
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NEWS faam THE SOUTHWEST.

Capture Of Robbsrs-rhe Crops or Tcnsc.-
soc, Gc.
LoUrsviLL1 Nov. H. 1899
The Superintendent 81 the Nashville Railroad reports
that the robbers who rcceny committed the depredn-
ton on that ROAD have been captured by the Franklin
expedition.
}. X Lewis. Commissioner OF the Tennessee Freed
mons Bureau, reports the cotton crop onehalf
ago. tobacco, full crop Of superior quality; corn
nearly an average; wheat lcss than average; oats,
tui average. Tho gram crop In East Tennessee Is
much better than usual
General Thomas and ex-Confederats General Hood
dined together to-day at the Louisville Hotel
General Je @. Davis denies that he consulted In
reference TO the military arrangements relating TO the
late Obsequios OF ex-Confoderate General Hanson
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NEWS FROM new ORLEANS.
srseut rrtlnAn 70 tk new roar HERALD.

specuiatioas u REGARD 60 Shcrman's nlis-
sion-Rsuewed Activity On tho Ris Grasde-
Concentrates 81 Treeps and Mysserious
Army Novesncnts.
NEv OHLEAxs. Nov. is, 1869.
ID military circles hsrsi 10 openly asserted that Cen
erai sherman mercy prscedes an army OF occupation in
The late concentration Of troops on the Rio Grands l.
now followed by the arrival thsrs OF large consgnmsnts
Of army equipmsns, moro than enough for any peace
footing and u ssd that several parks Of artillery
also on the why.
From certain mysterious movements going on In this
city IL evident that there arc extensive preparations
being made for soms movement OF importance
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CAN a DA.

~ Tosoxro, c. w., Nov. Is, 1885, X
The Fsnian trsis which have occupied the attention
Of the court during the past eleven days. VIII close tenn
poraxiy Saturday next the will 81 during
che II nrst supposed that such Of the prison
had not been brousht 10 trial before the
would have 70 await their trials at tho January asze
but probable an arrangement VIII be made BY which
they viii be brought before court SPECIAL
commission 10 expected ~ in days for hold
Eng theee trials immediately after the Closes fort
night from next Monday. II VIII be Justice nagarty q
turn 70 take up the busincss at tina. time ~
Twp FsniAns wsrc DISCHARGED from custody yesterday
suciens evidences 10 place them trial being FORTH
ilar reasonA Afu F0 AZ N-st #ffNf' III @N
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E.enps - |. Fenlxn Prisoner.

3 aNEHt# ltffALo, Nov To- fSto.
Toroct? despatch gives tho particulars or The escaps
OF Ryui, the Fcniaa prisoner. from jail In turning
nccss sydauco no was given greater freedom and por
united sleep the chapel with the turnkey Las,
might he retired 10 bod at the usual hour and ai ten
nutes past two this mlgnlng aas seen lying bed
usual with his clothes on A. twenty minutes past three
OF che turnkeys mad TO up stars when
ne found Ryal m0s ss. Other turkeys irnnicdi.
stcly aroused spd the police Immediately notified
The escape was effected in 40 daring manner
tnat no must have had a sccompllce, TO assist
him. FROM examination OF the surroundings u ap-
psars .ns, hya alter lawns e enapc' wcn. aown
storage " beddng kr He then took licavy tick mat
dress out tore i into strips and made bis way 10 The
door 10 tho third nn WHICH gave exit TO the open arr
the ess Ade This about thirty feet from the
ground and strongly fastened Ryail had provided
himself with iron bar th which he wrenched open
the door. aud after tying the manufactured rope 70
portion Of tho wood work that Cat lowered himself
into what d known rs the outer yard, and escaped
through fence on the east side, which n In very
6iapidasod condition
The Crown Authorities Ordered IN Discharge
Thirty az tho Prisoners sentence Of
Death 90 ~ Connascd-The Geld Excitc-
.ncnt, DC.
!. ToRoxro, c. W., Nov. Is, 1896
Tho citizens Of The province beginning TO inquire
AZ their as b used hotels for the accommoda
sion OF fnian prisoners who 90 AMI como Al will IL
Il rumsssl that tbs prsons will be furnished with the
n.,ns az escape BY tho crown authorities, who arc
ANXIOUS e be rid Of the Fenans coannsd In this
CITY. #&#
Orders ssv. been received from Ottawa 10 discharge
thirty OF he Fcnans The crown authorities sfrpsd
a d,.chae that number a. one time, a. the prisoners
are knoss 70 have some strong friends in.this city
the ss,tepce OF death in the cases OF the fon,an
.~,srncr. Ivnch. Mcmahon and others 10 70 be com.
nutsd his 10 positively the resolution 70 which the
government has come. $500, .
IL has further instructed Mr. Mckenzie TO apply FER
new trialt In their cases -. 49,.
sxerdnv A. Brsntford coffin was uken up near Fort
Ere inis morning which contained ATTY muskss buried
there lastweek by some parties ifotn bun UNA. -,
asking IN three more regiments Of Infantry and one o.
cavalry. be. -,- -,
stages NJ runnlu< from Bsllevile 70 the mine
md Unable 20 accommodate the pubic. specimen
or the orr have been sent " Boston which are sa 70 "
very ncb - -,
The elections in tho provinces have been delayed
by an oroer from the Queen.
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AFFAIRS IN xfArscxy.


MNME LorIxvnIE, Nov 10 1871.
The Courier Of 70 morrow win announce tAa1 General
Thomas l. Crfttenden has rosgnsd the stats sasury
ship, and that Alfred W. Allen has been APPOINTED In
his stead .f.
Colonel cfisienden az Tie regular army. ess 70 Cali
sfornia TO command a rsgimsnt
The Democratic state Committee hsvs determined 70
call siAts Couvsauo0 ~ vraskfort on the m Of FEB.
ruary.
WI r. King has been arrested snd comm tfed 70 tbs
military pgsoa - one sf the maraudss upon The Louis
VILE and Nashville Railroad.
REV. a Cumminrs ~ to-day eonsecr,fsd Assistant
Bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. Diocese Of
Kentucky. The ceremonies we're very imposing.
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wEsrcHssIea IMItlllesscs

CniLD MusDEn ArD Arssrs Ar SUICIDE On " TusS
day night Mary Hayes aged thirty years. lhrs~
infA child ln.o the Hadsoa river. HAssns
rmped 10 drown hsrss Whils the water she made
outcry hch heard by psfsons In the vicinity who
FASTENED to her relief and ened her me then confssses
been the country about twelve years yc<s
abe nisied under Of marriage BY
New YORK. shs was committed JAN tho
of
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nusra CAROLINA tneaAnrs tu ROUTE 70 Tine VEST.

BnnnSss Nov IL, 1899.
The North Carolina smigranu who isft rrxess Mo0-
roo last evening thoif way 70 seek homes AsA
better fortunes in The Western Btaass passsd thUvgh
here this morning. sttrsting much atsntioo sod syn
patty BY their sv,dsntiy mpovcrs5sd condition. They
numbered thrse hundred psssons Of all Agn and
srxcr white and blAok. Most Of The cAd In
wei suits VI rebel gray, Wills tbs females we're
ssanty provided with every eooosivabls csGosip-
tion VI poverty stsck gsrb
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!FlNAxclAl ARD COMMERCIAL.

THO London Money fEnrket.
atN e@h 4fs LONDON Nov. IA, 1850
-The money market II arm.
Consols have advanced to 90 for money
Ta following arc the current quotations OF United
States secur lies-
United States nvetwenties. Observation-Disclosures. 6oE
lie suarcss. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5l5
Illinois Central IS
seeG aat ss LONDON, Nov. H-EveniDg.
Consois, for money. co. ~
Er.e shares 81. Illinois Central, IS United States
dve-twentes, 70
gtts LONDON, Nov. l5-Noop.
The money market is Arm. Consols, for money, 90.
The following are tho opening prices OF
AMERICAN sEcrEirIEs. .ts .-rr
ENo-twenues.. .ofA
Ello nuiroau
b1ar THE Liverpe0l Co<fon Market.
LlvERroor, Nov. H. 1865.
Tho market FOR cotton is heavy and irregular. The
sales to-day have been 5000 bales.
LIvgRpool, Nov 14-Evening II,
Tie cotton market Is dull, and prices have declined
Nd The aaies today have aggregated 1000 bales Mid
ding uplands are quoted at i4i4d.
.,rv ps~ LIVERPOOL, Nov 15--Noon.
ghe cotton market opened DUH and prices have de-
ened fully I'd. Midding upiands quoted a, I'D.
Tho estimated days sales are 1000 bales.
-. Liverpsei Brcaasians Market.
'st1s LalnsJs~ LyEarooL. Nov. IA, 1865.
The brcadstads market Ia firm
t'a Iiverpssi Rrod0ee harriet.
LIvERrnol, Nov H. lsec.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY Of rM pmarTfMA cHuacH saup

Msurnn. Nov. Is. 1893
Tho 0snsrsl Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church
South commeoeed here to-day. Rev. George Hoffe,
hoderasos of tho lest General Assembly delivered tho
opening address Rsv. Andrsw H. KnSS, of tho ksn-
phis prssbytery, was unanmousiy elected Moderator
A very large number q mnisssss from soati.s rn
States and presbytsres vors In attendance.
Tbs greatest harmony and fatssnsa feeling eharactss
txed the proCesdln0z
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PENNSYLVANIA STATE LOAN.

HARRrsBUR0. Nov. Is, 1880.
The following arc the bids for tho redemption Of
Pennsylvania state loans opened in the State Treasu.
rers Office today by the Commissioners OF tho Sinking
Fund. The Commissioners have reserved tho right to
receive reject tho which theee State loans
hive been offered for reclamation
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Tine sAIinaat Iaouslss EuAllv tnOtu.

The Psbbs~ Property ssrr~nAcr~d ia a. a New
Beard ~ the Oh Police Cssssis~tes~rs.
NJ As BALnuown. Nov. If,.lses
M~sxsA Hnd1s Woods. the cd Bo@rd ~ PoiDus Com
nsosers, formally snsrcsdered svrryshur tbis
ing ths Commissioners, xhs have fuls entered
tbsss duties u The Cofnmhsian~r on ., vhese
A s..lhs.i rain aorm comussnoca hero s,rssu
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Hvs fscu sax FaAncyru.

s.s Fssvs~co, ~. ~ lsss
Tho Bank - California h-s dsckrci cwsiead Of
per cont for Octshsr.
whsst dsiivervi on b~rs ship 81 lax PER 100 pounds
" closed yesterday a o. %. cncis A esgsr III The
prescott stock IN the marked b Stmsasd 81 600. oso
pounds Dry bids la MINING stssts Improves
Cbdl1 poses. eis7; ssAgs u,ss0, Yeii0s JACK q,
$50, opsr. tsT. impSAi, tii2, Bs'shsr, 90 f>val
t~ndsf. r0L
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EN- Ola n 0.

.niftieaities Of the American Rebellion.
LONDON, Nov. 1z-Evenng.
IN tte case Of the ex-rebel cruiser Rappahannock,
sszed for tho United States the Admiralty Court has
6scided that Coleman entitled 10 her possession.
M NJ LoapoS, Nov 16--Noon.
The rebeI bondholders are about bringing their case
under the notice OF the British government ss setof
against tho Alabama claims OF the United States.
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E u R 0PE,..
NEWS TO NOVEMBER Is.
Nstt 't1 ~ 100000 ~,>>.,,~>,,-
a4aN
The Romans Determined to be
.g@ Italians.
..si ..T ->~o<-~~->>>~~~>~~~~~>N~
DIFRICULFlEs OF THE AMERICAN REBELLION.
iaF DO. &c. &c.
THE RuMAM QUESTION.

Preparing to Vote Annexation 70 Italy.
eF 9 LONDON, Nov. l5-Noon
n r. S reported that whom the French troops evacuate
Rome the Romans will Immediately vote in favor Of
being annexed to Italy
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State Treasurer Kembie TO day received despatch
noupcng that ths sac the Trcasurrs ONCE Of Beaver
county had becn broken opon and robbed Of consider
able sum VI money.
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B GU M !.

The Kjaa's speech 10 tho Legislature.
At4s ar BRrsPLs, Nov a. 1866.
The King opened the Belgian Chambers yesterday. In
DIS speech he took occasion aude the friendly re-
lations with all the great Powers, and asserted that
strict neutrality should be observed
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stndt Theatre.

change Of programme at This establishment intro
dueed Last evening Mme ot,lio Gsnee soubvetts upon
whose merits the hoJifs of the Stadt theatre some
months s,ncc passed Judgment Nine Gonec Is ono Of
che spritcs Of the German stage and its and fro
with the vvacity OF Puck OF Tho fable She has many
Or the qualities OF Teuonic Dejazc,, and ia almost ~
versatile a. her French prototype Her accomplish
mens so those Of sesbvete ehaniane, and In part
ID she more thoroughly Mt home than In such will
bear the Interpolation Of ths coupets essential 70 the
completeness of Partisan vaudeville On the OCCASION
we refer 10 the lady made her rst appearance this
sou, and played In three pieces The ns, Esn Soioiws
spis drci 0eM, from the pen ofJzphr che crest
herman humorist or properly speskinr the ccie.
hated wit The brilancy Of ~ dialogue afforded Nina
Geuee frequent opportunities for the DISPLAY OF KEGS
appreciation OF tho pungcnccs OF the text aud the APP
lauss which literally bestowed could therefore be
partly claimed by the actress wsl az By tho author
The second comedy Gtlckchs FlsAerEocAca, embodied
tho Characterization OF capricious wfo, whie the
third aprotsaD pece whereof the heroine cnacts six
distinct characters, proved her venMlty Each OF the
Representations was received with deserved favor.
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flosslxs o. CRIMINALS II scSmnsu.

Rcuwovn, Va, Nov t. ls66.
Flvc wits men and ous negro were nosged to-day ny
ordsr OF the Hvsnes Court on cosvction Of petty lar
oeny fis v the nrst instance here In many years OF
HsDos
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Rocss~r~s, n Y, Nov. rs, fsB
Tho oscisl canvas % Noam@ eoaniy is eyoeisd~d
The nstositi.s folio~~ feason TT0 woodfort
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