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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL

MEMPHIS, June IL, 1907 }
To-day was but a counterpart Of yes
terday in money matters.
Gold is buying at So to 354e selling al
SIC.
Silver Is offered very slowly; buying
at 26 to 26e.
There is no change to report in rates Of
exchange.
There is a better demand for city scrip,
buying at Soc; selling at SO to 64c.
County warrants are in fair demand at
SIS to Soc buying; selling at 90c'
Police scrip is inactive zoe is the buy
ing ate; selling at 75c.
Bonds are dull and nominal. Mem
phis and Little Rock railroad bonds
sold at soc. In other securities there is
nothing doing. Memphis and Ohio rail
road AtOck 14c. Memphis & Charleston
railrsad bonds, Use; Tennessee bonds,
with coupons, S. to SIC; Tennessee
bonds, new, "a 10 &c; Mobile and
Ohio railroad bonds, soc; Memphis
city coupons, IS to 60c; Memphis city
railroad stock, Soc.
The uncurrent money market has not
been active, and quotations have been
steady.
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EpMIN M. COOK z 60.
Sole AGENTS and importers Of the CHrSGARORA
ToBAOCo for the United Statesend Can
adas, and Dealers in all kinds Of
Havana and American CIGARS and IOlaCGOS,
A DEPOT,
1877 Duane Street, New York.
Trustees Sale.

IN pursuance Of a deed Of trust executed to
me by u. A. FenerstacE, dated July "A. 1885,
and duly recorded in the Registers Office OF
Sbel1y county. Tenn. in book No. 81, part a,
pages 26, 27 and 2S. for the purpose Of secEr-
ing certain notes therein specined, and in de-
fqultOf having been made viii, on
saturday. the 22d Day OF June, 1861,
between the hours ofI0andl 2o'cloek q m.,atthe
soufbeast corner OF alley between Main and
Front. on Madison street1n the city Of memphis
Tenn. sell. at public auction. 70 the highest
bidder- for cash. a certain lot OF parcel Of
around. ia the county Of shelby and stare OF
Tennessee. known and described as follows,
phis- on The waters Of Cypress creek, Gnu
rnovr uDOu W. Armour subdivision o. his
Man Of Iots in the Garrett tract a. drawn By
6rider 4 FuniaeE. civil engineers,
said plan as Lot Ne Isl eight.
on the southeast corner Of the lnlerseclnn %
Srsu and Rucker avenues as Alu down lEy1
said Mat: thence eastWardly Win ne 5'a
line Of said Grace avenuo twelve nun9lsd
&sventy-elEht feet lZ7S fee9 10 the ia91s q -
Tafa John Pope. thence 1leo
hundred and t~WenryseYen nve-tentn uees
~ 5-l0th featl TO 3 stake tnenc9 49,
rardlv twelve hundred and 5eNenJ
faef 1Z7s feet to Rucker avenue lDence nul-l-
,Tardiv with the east line OF huchsL Asehue
three hundred aud tWentJ-sefen hHo-te
Seef 80 5Iefh fsef) 70 tho oeelnn1nk. Oht1ln
nine dxty-Oue hundredh & Vo
~ ,i.la 20 said D opsrty is believed 20 10
.cod ma n wiI sell and couyeJ1cniy a. trustee
P1S6f ~ waived.
is5 las HORACE GARTH, Trustee
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Our levee yesterday bore the Eptear-
ance of q holiday, and we at present car
see nothing in a future of nearly two
months duration to bid US hope for more
active times.
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H OPPORTUNITY.

BY MES L. 8, GOODWIN.
Pretty Sue, mid the harvesters binding
Sheaves bright as The gold Of her hair,
Their song and their mirth all unminding,
Wrought on with deplorable air;
Seeing only the railing stubble,
And he0Vy-eared WheaCas it lay;
For her heart had It's own chahng trOuble-
As hath a fair maiden's Away.
OmaqMdamsel sore-hearted
Pine a lover afar;
Sue pOuted with wish 10 be parted
From hers-as the pole regions are.
Poor Jemms he loved her teO kindly:
she knew he was hers to the core;
And so, III a woman, 81 biindly,
She sought how to scorn him the more.
All day till the sun was descending.
They gathered the wheat for the vain,
Like ~strangers-tiu Jem toward the ending,
Whispered-would God he we're slain!
For whatw was this silence unbroken
Better than death and the grdve2
Audit might be thai PHYS late oxen
Would reach him across the dark wave.
The last of the sheaves she was binding,
Mute Sue-wfth her bonny brown hands,
When a silvery serpent o-utwiDding,
Slid ever the bands.
o dumb ipsi-a cry and a pleading
They utter and uGler again,
For the help q scared maiden is needing
The serpent lies dead 'mong the grain.
Hath life only one serpent, Suey,
Where a strong arm may bring o relief2
All, loved one, you eyes are grown dewy-
Come, Love, bind our hearts in n shear
Meath twilight two fond lovers Hnger,
Love S star beamLng out OF the west;-
The ring Susey wears on her finger
With blushiug-must tell You the rest.
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RUEGG.
NO L
Il CHINCARORA
ANTI NERVOU
TOBACCO
NO Il

THE CHuSGARORA TOBACCO grows nom the
rich soil Of the -" ORIEEr. and is pOSssssed
oil a peculiarly delicious flavor entirely un-
known 10 the tObaccos OF all other chimes Hut
its uuurece1e nted pOpul=rty has sprung rom
the factOf the entire aD-ence OF that deadly pol
son Wccfn. which permeates every other tobec-
co, and which is the one and so e cause Of the
which most invariably. sooner or later, follow
the Indulgence Of the pipe and cigar. At
the recent auaiyzntOn OF tobacco nom al
narts of the world. at the Academy Of Sciences.
in Paris. the chemist NJ LamOu-
reauN. declared that while European and
American tobacco contained fully eight per
cent and the puraSt Havana tobacco nom two
TO I'VE per cent OF Nio0tfa, the CHTNGARoRA
did not contain one discOverable particle Of
that deadly poison, a drop Of which, sNtracteds
viii destroy lie
our agent at BoMBAV has shipped Us large
quantities Ofrhe during the uast
two years. and although we have been pressed
10 supply the demand fsr this delicious luxury
to lie veteran smoker, yet We are now pre-
D AIRED to offer IL in Quantities. at a
nrica much lower than some American tobacco
of a Tar inferior qualify
"A connOisseur has but 10 smoke the Ameri-
can tobacco aud cigars. which are invariably
chemically favored, 70 be d~lsEusted With rne
medicinal taste which leaves "a nausoOus. I'M
= aaltbv coating in the mouth, and in time
seldom fails to shalter the nervous system.
The natives OF the ~ORLEST" smoke the
CHINGARORA rom mora till night, rom youth
to agp. and are happily unconscious OF the
Wild. distressing Ore which courses through
the veins of the inhaler of the fumes 81 to-
ba co containing Aieottn.
We invite every lover Of the weed TO try the
and guarantee unprecedented
DIea. ure in its delicious flavor.
Sold everywhere at 81 a pound.
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I'd SELL
= DSRLL
VALUABLE
IN THE CTTY FOR
sale and Lease.

ONE HOUSE and o IN Chelsea, beautifully
located. The Lot contains acre Of ground,
aud the house is ample to a
small family. This property is for sale.
FOR LEASE-TWO NEW HOUSES on Vance
street, with ala the modern improvements.
These houses are complete in every respect
-FOUR VACANT LOTS on Third street.
TWO VACANFLOTs on fernando street.
TWO LARGE STORE HOUSES in the ProviHe
BLOCK on Main street. Jour SO ries in hight,
and well arranged for business purposes.
TWO LOTS on Gsyoso street.
TWO LOTS in South Memphis, adjacent to
the River will lease the lots or sand Priv
eleges' separately.
Present Tenants nave the preference to re-
new Leases.
For fan particulars apply TO
WISDOM g. DUFF,
No. 10 West Court Street.
uowlT ~
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Trsastee,e &nLe-

DY virtue or a Deed OF Trust made and exc
D cuted by Elijah Brooks to ]. G. Menden-
hail, Trustee. on the 18th day Of June, 1851, and
recorded in the Registers Records of Shelby
county. state OF Tennessee, in Book No. 50,
page lS3. which said Deco Of Trust was made to
secure II. wilson ana Jane wilson IN the pay
ment OF One Thousand Dollars, 1 viii
On the 9th Day of July 1867,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am. and 2
o'clock pm, m front Of TIE courthouse in
Memphis, sell at pubic auction 10 the highest
bidder for cash, an undivided interest OF one
NTH in the toloWtng described real estate, ~
ing and being in the county and state atore-
said, ia Range @, Section 2 Of the lth sur
veyor's District. and bounded mus: Beginning
al a bIacE oak saplinR. which has its TOD cut of.
from which south So east, - links, a red oak
fallen.dOwn in the corner southwest Of Grant
No. 29, in the name OF Wyl1e Roberts; thence
east 26 poles TO q stake staDding four links
northwest Of a post oak marked X the
southeast corner OF Grant NO. IVY; thence north
81 poles TO "a Stake . INKS south OF Wuue OAK
marked al. +. NJ" the northwest cor
ner OF "a % acre tract in the name Of
John ID. Graham thence east IS poles
to a stake 10 inks west Of one ash marked II.
+. M" the northeast corner Of said Graham,s
9S acre tract, thence east. passing a white oak
marked III. +. NJ the southeast corner OF
grant No. 1895 in the name of Jonn n Graham,
in all % poles, TO q horsebeam nlhe west 0Oun-
day line OF Joseph McDowelPs 500 acre tract,
and the southeast corner OF grant NO 4zS3 Tor
So acres IN the name of 4. Mct1ee; Juence
north with MokOwelis line crossing Wolf river
at so poles and through a cypress pond at 10
poles. in all lS5 poles, To a stake and smalicher-
~ marked We" the northeast corner Of said
grant 1894 thence north y poles TO a stake;
+ euce south rs POLES TO a stake in the line OF
grant No. fZ7G; thence crossing Wolf river twice
ana through an island in said river 81 poles to
a stake the northwest corner a1 grant No.
4-j6; thence south p poles 20 q stake the
northeast corner Of grant No. 2g9 in the
name Of Wyihe Roberts; thence west crossing
Wolf river at s poles, In all ZIG poles. 10 a stake
4 links west of a p.st oak marked "R., the
northwest @ rner Of grant No, 29; thence i4S
POLES 10 the beginning, containing 3D. acres
The tile 20 this property is I believed to be
GOOD. but l will convey only as trustee.
j. q. MENDENHALL,
IN 7.a Trucfqn.
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Nom Resident Notice.

IN the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 1825.-Joseph O. Thweait VS.. Kirtland Cal
houu, james c. Calhoun et al.
1T appearing fTOm affidavit IN this cause tina
1 the defendants, Kiruan Calhoun, James e
Calhoun lohnC Calhoun, Lucy Calhoun ans
Treadweu A. Calhoun are residents Of the city
r state q New York, and nOn-residents o
the State Of Tennessee.
e is therefore ordered, that they mako theii
appearance herein at the Court HOuse ia tht
City ofAaemphis Tenn, OF. or before the mrs
Monday in Jaly, 1867, and plead, answer Of dc,
MIR 10 compliments BIZ OF the same VII
be taken fo1 confessed, as 10 them and sel
or hearing ex parie, q that a copy o. TIM
order be published once a week, ior four sue
cessivs weeks, In the Memphis APPEAL
a Copy-Attest.
INCLUSION ASTON, Clerk 4 Master.
pTR j. BLACK, ID c. and a..
Up. carutners, solicitor for complainant
my2 laWsWTs
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NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
oeF,a- AxvsufFERV
II - ale


Admir-, ct al
my virtue Of an interlOcutOry decree in-fhis
- cause. I viii sell, at public auction, 20 the
i CHEST bidder, At the Courthouse door, IN the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on
Monday, June "a, 1857,
Between the hours Of 10 IN. and y m, the
fol0wing described Real Estate, to-wtt lot
No. lRf in OvertOn addition tOthe city Of Mem
phis. fronting ~northwardly OF Webster street
il20) one hundre and twenty feet ana running
bsek between parallel lines u7O) one hundred
and seventy feet TO an alley.
TERMS or SALE-Ou a credit Of seven
months, notes with good security, lien retain
fnr TN payment Of purchase money.
Equity Of redemption4 barred.
AALST4 Clerk and Master.
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The Buntyn
HON BSTEAD LANDS
FOR SALE.

WE have the pleasure Of placing on the
wv market those very desirable and valuable
lands. 50 well known to the community as the
Homestead Tract Of the late Geraldus Bun
tvn- ESQ situated at the first station on the
Memphis ana Charleston railroad, nve miles
east OF the city. The improvements, with
about twenty acres Of land, have been re-
Gently sold 70 Hume 4. BILL Esq who now
resides upon the premises. The balance
OF the ira {. consisting Of about $50 acres,
has betn laid of in lots varying in size nom
i've to ten acres, fronting upon broad av-
enues. and laid on so as to secure tn greatest
amourt OF comfort. The'trains Of the MeA-
phis md Charleston railroad afford the Oppor-
unity 81 golng in and out OF the city, rom and
to Bun yn.s station. Jour times 3 cay so as 10
make y residence at his point almost as con-
veuient as to live in the city itself
The cheice can now be bad OF lois Wh0iiy or
part in original forest, or Ia field
In Exchange for City Property.
HThe executors are directed By the VIII 10 sell
his place and invest in city property, and we
will receive propositions to exchange for eitber
improved or vacant lots3A the city.
To all parties looking for a suburban resi-
dence, we do not think any property more de-
sitable can be found. in regard TO health, con.
v~enience or good neishbOrhood, within the
same distance from the city.
Tn terms win be made very liberal and easy,
and the prices low 20 parties DESTROYS of buy
ing for occupation. Plans of the subdivision
Will be shown at our Office
mxf7 IRRELEVANT q co.
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a Gard.

HAVING been uRjustly dismissed from the
ii CITY Schools, 1 Wm receive 8 few pupils,
either in Music OF the ordinary English
branches, at my own residence, No. l76 Her
nando street, during The summer months.
MARY ". BOWERS,
nE--.-kFu Nnna 2 1897 ia Fr
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DIR. VIM. EVERETT

TAN be found At Rooms 10: 3 s ana 30 "a s y W
- ,,renared to treat and advise WIN
MI iedies having diseases peculiar 70 thelr seA
Ave and long experience conNlnoes MN ' "a
ceD he relieved, no matter nov severe ~
- Or III now long ~standingi and above an
osbers he desires those cases which have been
PROEOUNCED INCURABLE.
81 Diseases Of children VIII also receive e-
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Concentration Gives Strengtl.

nR. F. B. WALTON BIS Ss
vices to the public in the treatment ol 1LS
diseases OF females So obscure are HihAy %
49, - capricioue in their manifestations 80
perfectly 90 they simulate other ulseaSes tHa'
their true character is Often oFerlooke1 OF mt
taken- prominent among these are, Eeutalsa
Dvsoensia- that condition OF the system com
MONTY called Nervous or ana ven
eral Debility, this last j. TOO oileh 9ut
~ ouudations OF life. To become expert IN
ne de,acfIon ofthese andskilful IN tneT Eeat
0ent ~s9ri~re more labor and research than
ne gaDersI p-ractiuOner can bestoW. These
fscfs induced him 20 devote himself 70 snls
ll-anch of he profession exclusively 70 thoee
1890 he would state that be has had the
e1gentage on the best medical schools and eG-
tensive hospitals Of America; also afraclce o.
NOR than twenty years In THIS his native STATE
80 IN tbe tropics. where such diseases most
sDonDd. He Is permitted also 70 refer TO DIS
Putnam aud HopsOn, gentlemen who SAND oe-
EervedIy high 10 the profession. once 80. -
Wewphis. Tenn. nays in
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IN onering u BITTERS 20 the southern
Public. we have no hesitanoy In asserting
their superiority over any Northern prOduc-
tioa in our markets. In their deyisement they
are purely southern - compounded with a
special adapitGde to the various types Of
stomaelc arrangements prevalent in our
climate
LISA gentle stimHlsnt TO the system after
undergoing a severe illness.
It is a cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
Il cures Diarrhsa and Cholera MoFbus.
II is a preventive for ChiIls and Fevers.
lti an invaluable companion for persons
travelling at ali seasons OF the year.
It is a HOME enterprise, and possesses true
merit
~ Sold everywhere
O. Il. EBRERT & CO..
Sole Projectors.
febI0 II Memphis, Tenn.
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T1usMBaLe.

NOTICE is hereby given that in accordance
with the provisions and directions OF a
deed in trust executed and deltvered 70 me on
The nth day Of July, 1856. by Richard b. HaW-
lev (which deed Is Of record in the Recorders
Office of Crittenden county, Arkansas,l sud Tor
the yme OF the notes therein described, 1
VIII, on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of July, 1861.
at the door Of the Clerks ohice, in the town Of
Marion. Crittenden county Arkansa sell 70
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, the lol-
towing described real estate, situate in Critlen-
den eeunty. Arkansas, and known as that part
ar me spanish Grant originally owned BY the
Grandee Estate, conveyed BY william Q.D.
Spsin 10 George ". Underhil and isaac BUR-
rstt: The south part Of the southwest quarter
9f section twenty-four (2A conveyed IN same
deed the east half Of section tnirty-si1 ~
and the southeast quarter OF section tuIty-
ave fs5l. all in township seven %, norln Of me
6sse line OF range eight tSl, east OF The 5tn prn-
cipal meridian.
nsrfectiy good, but 1 shall convey only As
Trustee e,avt
rlanfafsons on the Military Road, with Gin
5ons4- abins etc. being the plantation known
- Tie Brown Place, near aariont AK
mvsI Ia 3. c, BROWN, Trustee.
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r &
Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
ON
Suburban., JlkEu 8. 1867.

No. II80. \. r. D-Thos. Jones vs., Nathan Trof-
ter Of al-Chancery Court Of Memphis.
10y virtue OF an interlocutory decree made in
d the this cause, viii sell al Publfe Aurtfon
to the highest bidder, in front OF The Couri-
house door in the city Of Memphis, between
the hours OF 10 am and y m,
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Hartest, Harvest, Harvest

NOR SALE Low, 70 close Trust Deed
REAPERs, MOWERS,
CRADLES, sCYTHES,
THRESHING MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS,
WHRELBARROWS
And other Agricultural Implements.
MILES OWEN, Trustee,
myZI In 90 Front street,
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PROFESSIONAL R
PHYsIcIAHs.

PHYsICIAH OF eight year, Praet ne CON
a se--ed as q FULL N Sosngs
1o1eTets Army, and who is az presset uHns5s
TssDs-tsble country practice near MA5,h ~ some
$1,000 aeedfnr an assistant sucn rtf
Crcnces can De given as 70 chafseteI - y IN
fessional capacity Is viii SATISFY tnHs..fy al ms
uuinug. For IufNnct fq2 I've
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an SalnrdaY. LulY 8. I9Rz-

the following described real estate, to-wit. A
lot or parcel Of ground lying in shelby county.
Tennessee, containing about seven acres, occu-
by Kerr avenue, east aud vest by Kerr, and
on the south BY SheltOn-lying near state
Female College
TERNs or sALE.-A credit Of seven months.
purchaser giving note with good security. and
lien retained TIL payment OF the purchase
money. Equity Of redemption barred.
AUGUSTON- ASTON.
EEL I'd Clerk aud Maafar
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DE NOT DtCEINED--kEApE
u In Won have mad the sad misfortune 70 con-
f-qrf Tie accused disease, known Is Feneriali
in any form. YOU can be cured II care not IN
what stage It may present ITSELF Nnethel Pr
mary. secondary OF teri aTyl, without AAluB
one solitary grain ofmedicine. Amer ten years
OF ci1Se Investigation and practices experience
I an convinced that internal treatment lor
the purpose Of efecting a permanent cure
Of svphilitic diseases Is usele&, anur Aat
in a large proportion OF cases, II ao-
solutsIv does more harm than good.
While under my method OF external meulca-
which is D easaut and agreeable 70 tne
patiept / dsfy competition with any other
matbod known 10 the medical professian- IoT
snaaiv and permanent cure-Whlch 1 EuaTau-
Zee in al cases. IN making this Important iaci
known 70 the public, ! wish TO state lnal am
a regular pract uioner OF medicine thal l am
p graduate OF the Medical Department OF Lne
University OF Louisville, KY ana tnA my
method oi treating these diseases hasoost years
or daep study and close obserYallon.
All diseases of the Ear and bye treated upon
the most imrroved methods
OFFICE-No. 80 MonrO street, between Main
an6 second. Respectfully,
Isa-Im &. ". MCLOED, MD
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ACADEMY or. MUSIC.
STRIFE OF THE CHORUS SINGERS.


There was no performance at the Academy
OF Music either Monday night the male chorus
singers at a late Monday having struck for extra
pay on account OF certain rehearsals OF Romeo Gia
last week The circumstances OF this affair.
porers have gathered them from the statements Of both
parties as follows 1t seems that the chorus accord
ing their own version engaged at salary Of SIC
week and Monday the entire party, 26 in number
paid s. each for the first performance Of Romeo
Giulicta and the Matinee Saturday. They made no
objection at the time, but at q O'Clock 10 the
evening they sent word 10 the manager that
they would not sing unless they paid els each for
the Wednesday rehearsal Of the opera Mr. Marezek
holds they agreed to sing for So 20 performance
(which would be at the rate Of SIC week., aud had
sequently received all they entitled to- there being
only two performances last week but he offered q for the
rehearsal. This was refused, and, compromise
could reached the audience had to be sent away and
the opera is indefinitely suspended. The loss 90 all par
ties be heavy The singers thrown ont OF
poymen the manager is brought to stop at the outset
a which promised to be very prosperous, and
the public debarred from Of their most refined
amusements learn that nearly every seat for Mon
days and to-nght's performance Of the new opera
had been sold and there every prospect OF
densey crowded houses The sale OF tickets for La Ia
rora last night had also been large OF the merits Of
the shall not pretend to Judge but the chorus
have pretty eectualy shut themselves out from tho
favor of the public by the manner in which they have
attempted to enforce their demands To spring their
claim upon the manager while the house already MI
ing with spectators and refuse to sing at so late an hour
that he could give public notice OF postponement.
was most unwarrantable proceeding, and mpertinence
to the community If they do not wish to sing Tor v 70
night they are Of of perfect liberty to refuse to
do So but they bound to observe some decency IN the
manner OF refusal Moreover, 1t Is stated that an tho
female chorsters and Of the men were willing 70
sing on Marezeks terms but the leaders OF thc 5lko
even resored threats Of personal violence 70 Peyen
them III this ia true the singers have put themselves
unpardonably in the wrong. How the matter VIII %
arranged II II is arranged at all one can f0retell Dnb
week