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The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

Tue KELLOG LEGISLATURF.-Arou
the corner, on Dryades street, when the
legislature is in session, you may see the
law making body which is upheld by the
executive department of the United States
Around the doorway of the Mechanics In
stitute one or two negro policemen, armed
with clubs and revolvers, are standing
mounted on staircase covered with old
and tobacco stained mating, you may en-
ter long hall carpeted with dirty mating
and there at clumsy desks, sit the law max
ers-a heterogeneous mass of negroes stand
ing outside the railing, and listening with
open mouths to the eloquence of their tel
lows, who have been digni6ed with office
Nearly all the honorable representatives
are black and their opposition is instant
and determined to anything which is likely
to better the present horrible condition ol
white society in Louisiana. In the Senate
chamber the same scene is repeated; if a
colored man is in the chair, he is constant
ly falling into the p-oioundest errors with
regard to his "rulings" and decisions, .
and finds it extremely difficult to follow
ary bin the moment it becomes the subjec,
of dispute and there is always the black
man who is perpetualy hopping up to say
"No, sir; no, sir; l object to that, sir p
and the lean white man, dressed in the ex
traordiny new clothes, and with general
mushroom aspect about him, Who sD,ile.
witheriug smiles of contempt on the striv
ing negroes. as he endeavors, from carpe,
bag point of view, to show them where they
are in error. The scene would be ludc
rous were 1t not so saddenlng had it no.
already been enacted for five weary years
while the State has meantime gone nearer
and nearer the verge of ruin, deeper and
deeper into the sbyss of crushing taxation
Even the Governor, who has to do with
this Legislature, must now and then wish
hat he had better material to work with
Edward King: "Old and new Louisi.
ana :" Scribner's for November.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

RuNoR.-We copy the following para
praph from the columns OF an evening co
temporary
aThere is a rumor afoat that the Demo
ocratic aud the Republican straight outs .
of tie next Legislature will combine their
forces in the election Of United States Sen
ator"
We may add TO the above, that "there
is a rumor aAoat" that an agreement has
been signed by considerable number oi
Republican members OF the Legislature OBJ
lipat,ne themselves to vote for any candi-
who NAV be nominated by a Democratic
caucus. This "rumor" comes from gen.
tleman who says he has seen the agreement
San Francisco Call.
The way we heard il was that the Re
publicans should name the Candidate and
that both Houses are to be organized by
the Democrats and Republicans, making a
fair decision of the Offices. This arrange
ment may be broken up, for the Dollys are
active in trying to make counter combina-
tions. Farley is to be their president pro
tenn of the Senate, where they have only
one vote for their Senatorial candidate, il
the Democrats will unite upon him and
Join them while several of the Ell Dorado
Democratic members are being fshed for
by promises to have the State assume a
portion of the debt of that county, on the
terms that it helped Calavaras 1t connoi
be told which combination may win, but
everybody knows that without some such
agreement neither House is likely to be
organized for weeks after the meeting
Bee.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

Ifthe immense tracts of good land in this
part Of the State we're cut up into farms Of
l60 acres, and advertised for sale at reas
enable prices, or larger tracts offered to
communities who desire to emigrate from
Germany, the northern California would
soon double in population, and the landed
prc prietors be largely remunerated. There
Is tillable land sufficient in Colusa and
Butte counties alone, which if put under
cultivation by thrifty farmers, to increase
the population Of those counties tenfold.-
Marysville Appeal.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08
MACNEALE g. URBAN'S
Fire and Burglar Proof


SAFES,
With Patent inside Bolt Work and Hinged Cap
The only Safes made whose Locks and Bolts are
as completely protected from Fire as the contents
By opening the Cap, mechanism can, without
trouble VI expense, be easily kept clean and well
oiled-;hus avoiding the common accident of Locks
or Bolts rusting, becoming foul and refusing to
operate, and necessitating the destruction of the
Door or Lock- to gain access to the interior OF the
Safe
The Burglar Proof Metal consists of plate Of
soft, tough, Bes semer Steel, firmly welded between
two plates of Spring Steel, tempered Drill Proof,
thus rendering the Safe secure against Drilling and
Fracture. Wedging, and the introduction OF ex-
plosives, as Nitro-Glycerine, &C., are absolutely
prevented by the Rebated Doors, with Tongues
and Grooves Solid, welded. Corners, and twisted
hard and soft steel Conical Bolts with right and
left hand threads.
The Excelsior and Perfection" Combination
Loc 8 (no keyhole and no springs) are unequaled
for security, reliability, and smooth working and
after careful comparison with competing locks,
subjected to the seye-est tests, have been adopted
by the U. S. Treasury Department. as proved to
be the Best The steel twisted Spindles are so
made that they can be neither Drilled, Broken,
Driven, nor Pulled.
We are at liberty to state that, after q careful
investigation and comparison, these safes meet
with the approval of WELLS, FARGO CO. who
are using them in their Express and Banking De-
partments.
GEORGE A. RAYMOND. Agent for the Pa
cife Coast s06 California Street.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08
ExAM1NArross.-Tbe preliminary ex

ExAMINATIoNs.-The preliminary ex
aminatious held last week before Justice
Knox in the case of the supposed stage rob.
bers resulted as follows: Charles Thomp
son alias Charles Barton, held to appear in
the sum of 81, 800; Jacob Clark, held tc
appear in the sum Of So 500; Edward Mar
tin alias Edward Duree, discharged, but
rearrestei on warrant charging him with
having assisted in the celebrated "Auburu
stage robbery" Examination of John
Hays alias Shorty Hays set for Saturday al
10 O'Clock.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

This land monopoly is question worthy
of the careful consideration of the next
Legislature, and if it is possible to devise
any constitutional means to force these
large landed proprietors to either dispose OF
their lands at reasonable sums or else bring
them under cultivation themselves in order
that the latent resources of the country
may be developed, such legislation should
be had as will accomplish this object
Stockton Independent.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08
ELECTIONS

Republican majority is Massachusetts
about $4,000.
New Jersey Legislature anti Republican
in both Houses by reduced majorities.
Kansas elects Legislature anti Republi
can.
Maryland gives Democratic majority
Report says the hmes Rep } faction ha'
carried Mississippi by $4,000 majority.
Wisconsin gi, es anti-Republican major
ity of 5000 to 5000 and Minnesota the
like majority for the Republicans
New York returns Indicate Democratic
majority of 10000.
New Jersey elects Republican Senate
and Assembly
Returns from the county elections in IL
linois shows that the Faruers' tickets were
successful in fifteen out OF twenty seven
counties also that the Democrats carried
some counties that were formerly strongly
Republican, and that the Republicans car
ried some strong Democratic counties.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

ADVERTISEMENTS Frank Litsch this
week advertises his new store, next door to
Boell & Blumb's Bakery, Main Street.
This new stock OF goods was selected by
Ltsch in person and embraces everything
in the grocery and provision line. Read
the advertisement.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

SALE OF PoET's HoME.-The former
residence of Joaquin Miller in this town,
which has been occupied as school house
for the last twelve years, is to be sold at
public auction, by order of the School
Trustees.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

LosT.-A note against Thomas Maupin
and in favor of H. NJ. Rockhold, dated Oc.
tober 1st, 1873, for $3.50, payable five
months after date The finder is request.
ed to communicate with
THOMAS Fl. MAUPIN.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

One Of the most satisfactory evidences o
turn in Chinese tide is the reported fact
that on the steamship which left yesterday
for China went 700 male and 26 female
Celestials. The women were all prostitutes,
and the men were-well any of our read
ers know what Chinaman is.-Chrcpicle.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

FRENCH GULcH.-The Public School
opened at French Gulch on the 27ult.; As
pupils in attendance. Town quiet miners
waiting for water to commence their mining
operations
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08
allow much a neck for notatoes asle

"How much peck for potatoes !? asked
a gentleman in the market on Monday morn.
ing. The price suited him, and he was
about to purchase, when thought struck
him. "Wait moment, my good woman
be said II fear these potatoes were picked
on Sunday" ''No, sir, they were not, "
she replied /; but, to tell the truth, they
grew on Sunday"
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

LOsT.-Ab bout the 18th inst, between
Horsetown and Midd etown, an account
book. The book was tied up in pillow
case. l will pay the finder IS, on return
ing the book. The accounts are for lumber,
&c. Names j. A. Petty & T. Mauplu.
THos. Fl. MAUPIN.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

An old farmer became seriously i'll, and
was urged BY his neighbors, who thought
he was going to die, to call minister to
pray for him. "To pray for me No, sir
| am an original Granger. and do not want
any midd!e-man between me and Almighty
God"
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

Ladies in delicate health should 60 to
Colorado. The case of Mrs. Prather Of
Golden City shows the wonderful restora-
tive effect of the climate. She could not
even sweep her room when they lived in
Ohio, but 10 less than a year after her ar
r,Eal in the Territory, she chased her hus.
band mile aud quarter with pitchiork.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

John O. Welsh and partner will put a
four stamp quartz mill on the Live tOak
mining claim.s situated near Shasta. Good
move
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

Arrangements have been made whereby
the mail will be carried between San Fran
cisco and Gan Diego BY land in three days.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

A man in Peoria claims to have a stone
that Washington threw at wood -pecker
in his fathers cherry tree.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

Assume all men to be honest whom you
do not know but never put it in any ones
power to cheat you in case he should be
rogue.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

Can chicken fricassee be called fowl
ingpiece ? (fowl in.piece).
Probably the convicts hardest work at
Sing Sing-Cracking stones.
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

RAIN.-1.38 inches of rain tell on the
5th inst
The weekly Shasta courier., 1873-11-08

Out in Montana, when they start man
down hill in barrel, they speak of his
appearance in a new role"
, 1873-11-09
1.-THE MAGIC FLUTE" "

mcnning OF N1ozart's Celebrated opera.
From tho Neto Fork 4rcadian.
It is 30 seldom that We got anything profound
or ouooea,ive IN conncciion will, tha onera-
~ auseea ,,tasa.1. s,asst - .;o.u' sth.t Il 4.
from purely aeesa.y pohas O. s'e"-snAt II ~
a pity 7To should miss anything TINT is really
thoughtful and good. And yet, whouevor the
opera Of IN Flauto Magioo' n is performed we
ai,,oat ;rvari.rtv 7.t kind 1T orit,o;ano vh,cl,
Ai'iio'' nsai,auv -, ..,ts..SAs 20. 13 ,"-
suggeste that u Is nehnor enJoyeu M nor unoel:
stood, apart from the music. iho plot u pro-
oharaote,s ] inoomprohoa,sible. In short, tho
whole thtnE Is regarded as aa - snne o. eafeos
anu patoues' aau ~ naa o0ooo s,s. eun:! .;ot :!
elest eps,s p,aster @ as Mozart should have boon
m fooj;a,, an to we'd snoh immortal m,,aio to
s,,,,, - sn,,.sss;oa1 -" uorau ~. t1no uc admit
SUCH nonsens'cx' "oea7: ~ 49,, ~ @o"''I
that If We 60 to this opera ana tost II oy the
higher ground, stands almoet q ono, aud 1nusths
Judged from different point Of wow. To fully
unfold tho whole meaning Of tho opera would bo
impossible in this column but ws moan to put
In tho young days OF tho world, there was no
wonder llko tho daily wontor Of alh7riso, no
glory like tho glory Of tho day, and no: mystery
like the mystery Of tho birth Of the dAwA1 from
Egypt snd Grooce were mainly born OF coA.tem-
platious on tho phenomena Of night :. and
day; and the gods and goddesaes of those sid
mythologios ruled over the night or the day.,
or lurked in tho dim regions Of twilight. Tie
poats and thinkers Of ancient times porsoniled
everything In nature, and reYelled In a world OF
light, loye, beauty, wonder, and awe, that was
partly created for them By tho magulhoonco and
mystery Of tic outer world, and parsly by tholr
own wondering, delighted, eagor, ohildlike na.
turos. ThiB opera is au eolio Of unnny paasago
from the Old poems and nythologios Of Egypt
and Greece, It tells the story Of tho spparatio1,
OF Dawn from Darkness, and OF Eartl's union
with the Dawn OF Day. Astriaammante, ia the
her daughter, Pa1nina, is tho Dawn, sep
arated from hor aid in tho koeping
Of 6arastro, high priest Of Isis, bnt in reality
tho symbol Of tho Sun. Beautiful mystery Of
om omn hes orsb ssst o
, 1873-11-09
{ Marotaeh, this John tho Baptist Of

OF Ntarotzoh, this John tho Daptist Of
Tho coming trouge, laughs At tho 'idea Of
'h,t rndoo0 naos and Sds sxRrosssa & $50 The eaon
tloy nro low QUO, ana thatR IL il onid M be td tdesrad D.
ing tho divine art Of Bong to put It In tho market
a. lower rhten then those Indicated above. Ohehp
Whereas i thoso poople reaiy te1ioved tat m!'sio
and gong wore tile .olcynttng. ennobllng thinga
thoy say tl,ey aro, they would attompt to popu-
larizo thcm, by lowering tho prlcos. It coatu too
much to ennob!o tho adnts Of Chicago Mt q por
Goimans must rule in music, lot us 60 to Tnr-
ner Hall sttttlay afternoons. Thore Wo can tako
on, wives and children; !, thcro we can
got beer and vine, aud n support for
about e is cont cents @ por bend for m ontlro family.
We want our .ntiAio liko o,r, City Government,
to DO run on 1iberal-mintled principles or wo
don't want any of It.
ia oosr s,s asTo Ia T. ow Fsau'Sa n, Gold
lesaening their PRICES. The wages 'ot workmon
aro reduced. Whom tho cost OF necesBnriea
falls, tlat Of luxuriea should not romain nta-
tlonhry.. 1bwould be wiso in Max Marotzok not
golden cggs for him, and Of going ont OF town
with less money tlan ho brought into 1t. There
~ IN idea among foreign singers, Players actors,
d., that this country ia land whero thoy can
return home in = year ladon with wealth. Bit
Marotzck should Inform his employees that tho
wages Of singers havo latoly boon reduced
In this part Of The United states. and that there
.sll have to be general letting down all arouud.
But II 10. nwiaely insiats upon ma!ntaining .
scale OF prices Which is unreasonable, at tho
proscnt momont at lcaBt he must expect to poop
from bchind the curtain at empty scnts, and to
ana his singers "wastlns their areotnoas on the
VIII b1r. Heslng, who has charge Of m.ttora
horo just now, please Bay fow wortls to Maret-
zok on tlia subject, and porhapa ho would coms
, 1873-11-09

Eh a I'D Th s so ''T nsess b. s I'll
s IL Fly lily q: sSfts sSs: ;sss IT; 4fs! |
$ssss ,ss sAssa @ e.
wars ns e. nsn s s9s" a Fin
to reeonnond to Marczok ts remain away tfon Oh: i,
s1ns sns sy J. Rsi' NJ Tes q 'e IN: M x.
thcy you'd remain Idle. l1o tolcgrarhed "Dont
e. seS, s e e se ,s; 81 s,.s sss n aas4 a
III they roturn from flavana in tito spring.
J. OBITUARY.
Tho death Ia ANNOUNCED of Herr z. K. Adcher,
a spll-known arrangor Of piano.forte music.
friedrich 6cllmidt, dlteotor OF tho chorus at
tho Btuttgart Thoatro, diod . Bhort timo Enco.
aged "a. Lie Was, III bis timo, ono Of tho 1sad-
ing musicians connected With tho Theatre
an1 in 1860 director OF the chorus until 1850.
when ho retired Oh q pension, after forty-one
yonrs' aotivo service. He was, also, toaohor Of
music and Of the piano to tho prosont King, being
ono Of tho Aueat pIanists In tho .Wurtomberg
bpora-goers viii remember With pleasure tho
singing Of Hlgnor bfarlni, years ago9 : noled
basbo, and will regret to learn Of his doath,,
tl1e fact has not hitherto been announced hero.
Marini oa1ne to this country with tho we-hnonn
Havana troupe, which Marotzek brought to Now
Iork IN Tho old dnys whom oaatio dardon wsa
the NO" YORK Opera-Houae'
MUSICAL NOTES.
There nro now eight young American ladies
studying in Milan for tho op6ra-stayo.
Donadipt is to write m opera for the Carl Roaa
Horr Hil1cr IL writing bis "reminiscences Of
Lucoa'a illness 1ast week was duo to ia throat
troublot requiring sbaoluto rest"
Mies Dlsnc4e noiyes (hrs. Wilmot), tho Eng
s ssps aspssoS t.. e"s q IL en1s con-
certs. :.
Mas Virginia Gabriel, tho Hell-known English
song-writer, ia. II h reported, about to be mar
ried to an official Of the Foreign Offlco.
Vienna, decorated johann BtranBa, chief OF tho
orchestra at tho Court balls, with the Order Of
the Grown OF Italy.
1t is remarked Of Bushnell, torn in tho
southern part of Iowa, thht 1t has niuetecn pi-
amos, thirty -four melodoons, eight mules, and
numerous other musical Instruments.
Nile. Bolocca. a llttlo American brunette, =
born aotrcbs with velvet voice." IL training In
Paris unt1or Strnkosh, with 81 par capita deagna
upon our opera-Bocr6.
Miss Emma Abbot, WHO was compelled to dis
continue hor studies ut Milan from il-hoAlth
brought about by tho climate, has roSainod her
Martef; ::
Tho oner6 "La Trayfstan II was dietressine1y
rondorcd at Boston; to shout 800 persons, by alr.
hlaretzek's Opera Troupe, Monday night There
hsg moi boon 10 ANAL an attendance It An opera
In Doston for ten yonrs before.
Count Charles Esterhazy has committed sut-
oide in Yisnr,a. owing to Intense suffering from
illnosg. Ia was an accomplished amateur, hay
ine fine tonor voice, and has left three lis, op-
uras. one Of which. "rhe Magyar'a Oath" was
performed at bis place.
Mile, Zaire Thalberg,- tho daughtcr Of Thai
an1'saraneo IN tha lyrio sta1a ia to bo expectod,
It IL aaid aho promiaea to become grcat singer.
Mile. Tl,alborg is jusk Is, having been born In
, 1873-11-09

making shts attempt' thsy some to tho Tomp1o.
Wit ssa viii sen'e nesS l. Ills ts an neIiIus nsT
place Of nll tho gods The portals Ahow, AID
Whert i,dus'ry FIJI! p,uay oizains, vico no mora
can hold tho relnB." And no. tho hcart OF tho
Earth yearIs ,Ia,to towards tho Ls eTsn before t
tho boaullful proooHB IL oarriod on~-the proceBs
1amino htmAelf indicatos in thAt yearning
yshSd ,S @ "lGn g m s ~ 55o,;y{ syo' ot hi, r. fsnsS ss
yesrnIns for the Dawn. ~. But EARTH cannos @ ind
hor, and much must bo gonc through hcforb .ha
can. II 10 not that tho 6un In cruel, but la cah-
not help himlelf. "Iwill not giva theo froea
"Thy hsppinosp would bo annihilatod, i" ho says-
"wefe 10 give thao np' Ho viii not lot her
80 back to Night, but will ettract hor onward to
tho glory Of hor perfect Day. And, In truth, tho
Of Ia,nino, the Earth. she doos not Ay from
6aras!ro, but only from Monostatos, and sho or
plsins, Tho wicked Moor desired my lovo,
thersi9to J, Sa tSa ao from shoo" And he
Ifo would fnin haso her to himsolf. And Is Il
not 90, that, before Earth can welcome Day,
Twilight sccmb to latm hor in thrall, and Is only
campolied 70 Let hor go7. Eu.mored Of her, he.
forsakes tho Moon and cries, "Doar, good
Moon. forgive mo. Moon, hide thyself," What.
lovely touch Is here! Who that h.a soon how
the Moon pslos as Twilight turns towards Dawn,
gill fail TO see Tho exquisite beauty OF this aconef
But. foilsd every way, Twilight, rho cannot.
have aby part or lot In tho matter makes COM
mon oa,iso with Night, but IL in tho end detoat.-
ID, whom tho falt Day burass upon tho Earth in
itself, snd will amply repay tue finding out.
5arastro himaeh tella Pttsuina the truth In that
glorious air:
Within theas sacred bowers
Nor guilt nor cEitpo ws know
No blighting yengeanse tovsn,
eoft pity heals each vHe;
While friendships bond each heart entmtnes,
And bright tho dAy Of freedom shines.
The chorus Of priests, In act II. scone "a, .nd
the trio Of tho boys In soens 16, explain tne
whole story:
are.t 1.,s snd osirsl 10, the r.y
Or Flains Phobus drives tho gloom sway.
Tho sun in radiant glory beams
Mready on tho path Of heaven;
Boon al clouds and atorns will vanish,
And The W1sn man conqueror b.
Wemantod to draw attentlon to tho meaning of
the flute and bells; to the ouriouB dancing Of
tho dusky slaves, or clouds called In BY Twilight:
to prevent tho osoape Of Dawn; to the wonder
gradual approsoh Of Earth snd Dawn. To the.
Last Of these, however, wo ahall only refer, and
simply to point out the beautiful symbolism all.
through. At first they cannot aud ono anothor
is % ss;' enss ss il .Esnsa Sssd NJ
turo horself seoms mute" And then. ere the
ssa sSasa end md s.a sa b ssr nss ai ass ls b.
onss gf sys sy and It Il. iss; sss ;tee tss
tho rnarriago OF Earth aud Day. And then, III
trials over, With Night diBcom6ted. Rnd Twilight
baniBhed, and mtsts and clouds dispersed. and
burssts apop the eye. and tho whole ends viii
the grand Interpretation:
For you shines forth the golden day
shades And darkness disappear
Inv uhaf1a crr7h hin hrfoh hfA1fr rlv
, 1873-11-09


Lady Presbury.. Mrs. J. Wesley Hill
M1hnle Grey -............. Niles Hattie Wilson
netsey M Noaxes Iv:;,. Mlss Nsio MGhenrS
aos au1aso RuIa iSt r Ii e Rhrfe narS1.
ILL., steamsn. :. MI. j. +. Desn
osoar Dolson, lii. !. D. Everhslu
Reginald prcsbury. Mr.. John Mc1oonald
Ds, r. arey Tyr. ..'.''''.''.'. NJ F. l. Walton
Wilson M NJ ,io. T.; Il RoiInse
Steward. -. :. >. Mr. Ohas. T. Uay
THE GLOBE THEATRE,
Miss Amy Stone bus been playinr during the
past woek at tic Globe Theatro nss Cigarette. y
to fair business, gallery especially. The present
artist, comedian, and charaotor actor. viii ap.
poar in q. n. tooper's Australian sensational
drama entitled hHasartl. II He viii ba a,1nnort-
cd by MiHs Blanche Clifton, oomodienne aid vo-
catist, and the ontiro Globe Company. The
drama is full Of startling incidents and thrilling
tableaux, and It will DO popular.
.,vr,s, onr, .-1,o,,,r
The miustro]e iaya haen ;,oinr mn ;rnmonsa
brsi1ess ,rnr t,to vao's a,,1 4ha7r ,rosnoct fo
the current weok appcnrs to be % bottor tban ever.
e1tv T,hc n3tato1,.s mGroeturas ~ Tmnr1an - ona
Porpiextne Pre1;cament" ora xnrth 1oo,sinu r,'o,
at and lnnpEtnr, nVcr nm ,aIast novn1tv f,nw,
ever. is q bur1asone Of Ngnv Nnnnar;nr on-
t;tlnd :. G1,v Nfonanvcrino j w;ih Arlin,,fon no
1feo 1fe,.r;,,ens' Cntton m nora;no San,neoT, ~
Fradsrioka ~ IHei Int.r7ch ard H. rast y tha
company in tho cast, It must be- very funny.
ENGLISH orEnA AT nooLEY's.
The Par1or, Homo OF Comedy is to be turned
into m Opo1a-HouHe for two weeks, month
hence. Mr. Aooley has just made arrange
ments with Mr. Hoas, and has leased his theatre
to tho Kellogg English Opera Company for .
fortnight commencing Dec. 8. During
this, timo tho Comedy Company will play for one
woek 1t Detroit, and the remainder Of the time
ut intermediate towns.
NEWMAN uArx. m rup arAp co,,usr.
The alert MANAGERS @ O. Of I'll the E Star % Con1ae hava
caught tho eloouent EnrlisLmrn Newman Hait
III lis rapid f,eht throueh tha conntrv ard an'
nounco that thew viii de:yan him i,aro ncyt
Wednesday evening for one l..;t2-a tn be oivar IN
their course. Az tia Vii hc "a onv 10 Vi yat YAH
during Ills brief stay In this cnnntrv i w1i ' hc
tho on1y Opportunity Of hearing thc man VII w,,o IL IL
to the Enpfish GLnrcb what HriTht ia IT, 41o
Epgliah Goyernnont-the emhnfment ~ tho
progressive forcos Tint ara loavaninu tin Fno1iaf
inasBcs. EuRiani today haa INV rreator mon
than Newman Hall. With an jnta1iect vhoEc
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