davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
GALVESTON, Nav 0. ls7

GALVESTON, May 9, 1873.
ss,ss bales ESPo1,sTo aress
eepts 1852 bales Exports-To Great Britain II 100
Gotten in go gooG demand; midasss lse lse Net
Ban Sales ast evening p0t to-day @
Stock, i527 kiySet receipts lSoso ;eross 1888;
Continent. 6,iz9; sales, 1850. -.
Cotton dun; middngs, .lsc.; low middngs, IKE. !;
good ordinary l5ssc ordinary 4c Net 1eseipt
@ pSs !, n s Saf
CHARLESTON, May o. 1879.
l714c good ordinary, i6lsc. i6c ordinary, 1889
IS Sss srsi rs SALES
ccastwise' iSa; sales l,JSS5 w.. ,a~.
Spirits of turpentne quiet at Nc Rosn hrner, at
IS yellow DIP and s ct
Cotton dull low middHng; l7s Receipts fSs bales
Sapmss's 81 no stsck shsme Ss S sss Seeky
Flour firm and in fair demand sales Of extra Spring a.
sa?s :s sf; as$zsa I s 81 ns:i :sss
June; selsc cash Oats air demand and higher,
e g s's'Sy sss
81 "a nSGs closed fsss SO
meats In fair demand and shade easier at 61sc 6ac.
SIC seller May; short clear middes quiet at SIC. &c.
c. higher tor boxed gaconsales Of shoulders at 7zc;
bushels wheat 900 do. corn 2LtoO do oats loo do.
rye and 1000 do. barley. shipmens-ioOo bbls four,
500 do barley and soc DO rye vreishts dull and desn
ing; shippers and owners apart; wheat Buffalo, 7c.
bid &c. asked.
Flour in demand and rm v wasas h May and ls s
vaneed &C. No white wabash, q 80; amber Michigan,
no red, Is Corn il fair demand and higher high
mixed spot and seller May 4s4c: 4sac; seller June,
Oats In fair demand aud adyanced No q spot Axe;
Buffalo by lake &C. to 6sweao &C. Receiptsl 100 bbls
fonr 1000 bushels wheat 1850 bushels corn, 900 bush
els oats 0U bills -four, 1000 bushels wheat,
Oswxco, N. ". May g. 1873
Flour steady with fair demand sales Of l9Oe bes at
changed sales 400 prime white Canada at 81 o 5000
81 as one car white WABASH at % 70 and one car amber
Michigan at at 81 g. Corn steady; sales Of s,4oo
SSisss nominal az 81 Rye aa,ss Peas sais.
S ssd 81 a G Sr STSS psf
shorts $2o for shipstus sci for middings delivered
Boston Rsr:a9 ow gast 70 ay S
seSsnectady, iac Receipts 81 lssenssTS bushels Of
wheat, 800 bushels rye and 10000 ieet Of lumber.
rmoor,s Nv a,, ana al. BugrALo e. May Iss a.,
hoursFiour, 7495 bbis. wheat 1sos2 bushels; corn,
NO0l do; oats 49, do barley, 500 do rye 400 do
NV sassIs s s dc S:n esis barley
sM DEL rye. 200 DO. Flour quiet; Western Spring,
ns. sIss 81 xs.sin = pss ss
track so go do Nerthwestern, track, atsi 81
small lot Of Chicago No Spring :. quoted ed
8. %Ss sss'ss.' & Is ds:s s.ss: &.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10
EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON MONEY MARxEr-Lospos, May 9-5P. Noon
soils ana American securities closed unchanged
opened at yS for money and the United States
nve-twenty bonds 1865 old 81 lS67s 81
S9b new fves Sshs and Erie Railway shares at 5OS The
Stock Exchange quotations report, issued at SOP. NJ,
announced consols for money, 93a g3s for the ac-
count 933S 93L Erie Railway shares 5Ola.
PARIS BoURsE-PARIs May g. lS73-Rentes 54f Soc
LIVERPOOL CorToH MARKKT.-llIvERPooI. MAY 9-5 p
M-Of the sales 5000 bales were American. The ad-
vance in cotton to arrive has been lost Sales of
cotton shipped from New Orleans deliverable in May
SD Sales cotton shipped from Savannah or Charleston
April and May at l3l6d. and shipped from New Or
leans april aRa May LID ssa sa The stock Of
200 600 American. The market opened steady middng
the week have been 90 200 bales Of which 5000 were
port is 7S 900 bales including $1,000 American. The
cepts for the week have been 10000 bales including
1900 American. Actual export 500 bales The market
Is quiet and steady Sales Of cotton shipped from Savan
nah Charleston. May at 3D. Cotton to arrive rmer
TRADK AT MANCHEsrER-LIvERrooL,M May 9-The market
for yarns and fabrics at Manchester Ia steady
LIVERPOOL BRRADsTUrrs MARKEr-LIvERPoOL, May 81
MThe receipts of for the past three days have
been IL 900 quarters including 5000 American The
ket is firm Wheat Us. Id. per Genital for average Cali
fornia white In 3D. for club do, and lis I'd lbs ID fol
red Western Spring The receipts of wheat for the past
three days have been $4,000 quarters, all Of which
American.
j osDos PRODUCE MARknT-LoNpos, May a-sagar
CALCUTTA iinseed CAS- CAS- Cd per cwt Common rosin
3ss. 3D. and closed at sos. a S9s. Cd. per cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10
AN INSANE SUICIDE,

About halfpast ten O'Clock yesterday morning
Mrs Wilson, woman forty years Of age, who had
been considered to be out OF her mind for some
time past, committed suicide by cutting her throat
with a razor at her residence, ia Norfolk street.
MIS- wilson was alone IA .ne room, IN Whlch ioud
examination resulted In finding her lying dead on
the floor, her clothing besmeared with blood and q
razor lying near the body. The husband OF de-
ceased, who Is a school teacher, was absent from
home at the time Of the tragedy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10

Of 80 bushels old No. at &c, so new No at &c.
Loco Toledo. In elevator at Sac Oats quiet, svles OF
held at &c. &C. Barley steady Crnads CSC u No
rowed State CSC. Rye nominal at Ssc Barley malt
quiet; Western 81 81 10; prime Winter Western 81 10
81 prime Canada 81 20 81 Is Rye malt held at 90c-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10

NAVAL SroREs-For spirits of turpentine the market
So sS wa sa a.
ae
:s.s ana
It Sis; Wilmington auotea a. O sou
oIs-There has been fair obbng trade IN linseed at
whale rsmsnsd quiet i' rather
ss sss ss sss s5uss
Serhern Sc &c Tor southern TIC for natural
Sdss snS e a6a
and 6sc &c for choice brown crude cot!tSaseed 46c
either regards the demand prices Refined
IN @ na or S1 s
month M vas Sa n ana at s
louisville, "a s. o tusyle ana o IS At PaTkers
snIirsly nominal Refined was oDtansbe At ls.se for
bSs ransd august and bS
so last for AuFa At rs bills 20
ages; cut meats, lido packages; lard sss b6ls and
sstSe Du. at dssided lower pres
May June or July. The sales were 800 bills for May
"a s Se FL a S al s. a. fs1y sa at
psrss ss as s o 1
but prices remained steady In lots about packages
sGsnsf% s"1 S w'aa n s for
s ss n sns a nsmns at ss s 5s
At @ IN s
dry ssG shoulders a At @ good picked @
90 4 81 ss r loose ly S1 % $
%ss'sTn about 4, decline noticed
aoss sss: cash; l5S Heroes sellers May e 80
june At sc and S tsrses for July se City lard
was easy terees sold a. &C. Dressed hogs were
kioI5The market qonhnsasa ouiet but steady We
AND Bss "a
sUcAa-rhe market for raw continued firm, while the
HSds Of refining Cuba including good lair at &c. good
ana ayea ead wss ssS
ally changed in price and only in moderate demand We
Sst 9'sso; sSPs
grocery aT to good an s prime to chece
moasses bids and hd, boxes Oc melsdo &C. aSc
% 90 q lSss Ss.e WI White s4s
sg, fair Choice &
Nos 10 to r. Sc. sac neutrality-suspicious. and extra
sEEDs~For hnseed the market remained very quiet
but holders manifested their former arnness and still
WaT nt se for Wesen and e ~
TiRcthy Was scarce and held irmer quoted at 81 CO.
sTsARIsH market continued quiet and nnchangcd
In the absence OF sales, we quote nominaly s4c lOc.
TALLow in fair demand and steady The sales in
clude 10000 lbs No. S4c 5000 lbs Western
at SEC 10000 fair city DC, and OF GU
side, common very choice, at sac. u ysc.
ToBACco-The general market continued quiet, with
prices ruling steady We heard Of sales 100 seed
sl at Tom crop Of DO oo crop aS az
&C.; "A of do. Wisconsin, crop, at 6fsc.; 800
hhds OF Kentucky at from &c. lac. 30O bales
Havana at 75c. a voc.
wooL-The general market has been quiet since
last with prices weak, but not quotably lower. We
heard sales of 1900 lbs OF heavy fleece 4Oc. 4c
5000 lbs OF State fleece at Acc 48c 1900 lbs Of un-
washed ut Ac a 3sc, $4,000 lbs. OF Texas ut from
IKE 25c bales do at 2lc, 1000 lbs of Colorado ut
Spring California, &c % do Of Fail do lsc bales
Fall California 10000 lbs OF mixed fleece 400 lbs
Ohio fleece 10000 lbs OF Western fleece, 5000 lbs Of
washed foreign 500 lbs of unwashcd fleece $500 lbs OF
pulled Mestza 6s bales of Spring California all pri-
WnIsKEY-Receipts, 63l bbls The market under a
better demand, ruled decidedly rmer sales. $50 bbls
Csc. 93ac 81ac., closing firmly held at the higher
prices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. May 7, 1873
Exchange quiet and weak; United States CD days
IN currency l0k ilA per cent premium short signt u
1914 per cent premium; London 80 ~ per cent prem
INN; on Paris 20 % per cent premium,
Exchange frmer; United States, 90 days, in cur
aency rs per cent premium; short sight, 10 l6l per
cent premium W days in gold. % per cent premium
sght ~ per cent premium London, 20 per cent
premium; spanish gold, rs a rs per cent premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10
GOVERNMENTS STEADY.

GOVERNMENTS STEADY.
The government list outside the 'e7,s, which were
active on the basis OF 100, was quieter, but the
market was generally steady In prices The fer.
eign bankers have taken some round amounts
the past few days. but otherwise business has been
counnsd ntelv to small lots over the counter, the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10

quality more than half grade above or below the
FLOUR AND GRAIS.-Receipts-Flo 1869 bbs wheat
35 1853 bushels 5256 do; corn meal 20 bbs oats
h32b3 bushels. The -four market ruled quiet but nn
changed The sales were about $500 bblsl including
State for shipment, at 81 ~ 81 55 the in
side price fol. LOCO bbs to arrive Corn meal
quiet and unchanged, Feed was Quiet but
steady at the appended quotations follows 100 lbs
sharps S26 S26 100 lbs or No lmiddng, $24 SIS 80
lbs or No mddling SO $ 60 lbs. or No feed $22
50 lbs or medium iced $50 sci; % lbs or No . feed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10

interest and $4,000 on account OF redeemed nve-
twenties.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES FIRM.
The Southern State bonds were quiet, with con-
tnuation Of the frmness In Tennessees and Ala
bamas and strong demand for the Missouris. The
Old South Carolinas were weak and the new bonds
nominal and steady. The following were the clos
ing quotations Tennessee, ex coupon sly a So;
do, new, s1k 80; Virginia, ex coupon, 43 As; d.
regular stock, DID, SO a 40; do skies, conso bonds,
SO 63k; do skies deferred scrip, Is 13H;
Georgia skies, "A IS; do. sevens. 90 a Of; North
Carolina, ex coupon, 81 3o do. to North
Carolina Railroad, so so; do. funding,
1885, II q 20; do. funding, 1868, II q
20; do. new, 1e a II; do. special tax, Is a 15H;
Missouri SKIES, 81 a 94A; do Hannibal and st.
Joseph, 90 OIL; Louisiana skies, 40 a As; Alabama
dves, 50 q 60; do Fights, seA; South Carolina
skies, Is SO; do new, January and july II IS;
do. new, April and October, IS; Arkansas skies,
funded, 30 q 40.
THE RAILROAD BONDS
The railroad bonds were less active and the tone
OF the market less firm. The Union Pacific nrsts
were exceptionally better, but the incomes con-
tinued weak. Central Pacific nrsts declined to
l03K 1U3h. c., c. and I. c. nrsts advanced
nearly one per cent. The following were the bids
at the call as amended by prices in subsequent
.dealings:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10

Total. liZS 10 Lon
For future delivery Oasis low mddling) the sales
have follows :-Saes last evening after three
o'ciockMay, So at Isssc June 100 at 3 9l6c 100 at
Is f332c September 400 at II 7l6c Total 1900 bales
Exchanged-sc paid 70 EXCHANGE 100 June for July
sc c5 at is,sc June isoS at issc 300 St e lee
800 at iS.c, 200 at IS sl6c.. LOO at ls lgs2c 800
at lsc., 100 at Is July 900 at Is l3l6c 400
At Is zssse.. 400 200 attn liiSc 800 =. isss
Is isiec August 200 Is 9l6c. 200 at Islsc 100 at
IS 7l6c 800 at ls,c 100 at Isse October, 100 at l7c;
tai 1890 bales The receipts at the ports foot up FOL
Mobile. 4ss; savannah, 692; Charles ton 69I; vii.
mington 4s; Norfolk, 6l7 Baltmors, 81; New
last week, iooss This day last year, l,ssI.
lowing dgures-T Havre by steam, lc by SAIL lc com
pre- ssed Hamburg by steam sd compressed; Bre-
men, by steam ic to a,,veepooi by steam Nd 76d;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10

Wheat quiet but unchanged scarcely enough ofler
ing to make market The sales we're about So bush
Chicago 81 So tor No. Milwaukee, arrive IN day or
ST. for No. Minnesota, y 20 for white 9enessee
but ncmlnaly unchanged The sales we're about 1oD
70 prime mixed, ahoat, 681sc for high mixed &c
for yellow, 80. for Western white and 49, 5uc for
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10
CLOSING PRICEs-4 O'CLOCK P. M.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton o Shade Firmer-Receipts mt the
Ports, 5,779 Bales-Flour Steady
Wheat Firm-COrn Heavy-Oats
Steady-POrk Decidedly Lowcr-Lard
About Steady-Groccries Firm-PetrO-
leum Northumberland stores I'M
changcd-East India Goods Neglected
Seeds Quiet-Wool steady-Whislkey
Higher.
FRIDAY, May GO M.
Business in general merchandise was very mode
rate to-day the demand In many instances being
held In check by the incemency OF the weather,
which prevented transportation. There were few
important changes In prices, the markets being
quite generally steady. Cotton was dull. Flour
was quiet but we heard Of some choice extras
being taken for Shipment at rather low
prices. Wheat was quiet for want Of
stock, but prices were no lower. Corn
was dull, but prices were unchanged. The
same is true with regard to oats. Whiskey had
another bulge to-day without checking the de-
mand. Pork experienced another marked decline,
which tended to depress the market for the entire
hog product. Lard was dun and nearly nominal.
Frelghts remained quiet. but rates steady. Room
by vessels the berth very scarce. Groceries
were frm, but business throughout the general
market was light. Petroleum was steadily held,
but prices a great extent nominal Naval stores
rather better demand for rosn East India goods
manned quiet Wool was In moderate demand and the
market about steady.
AsHEs-Receips for the past three days. 26 packages
There has been fair demand for small lots potts. which
steady, at S. Pearls remained entirely nominal
BUILDING MATERIALs-The demand for brick continued
fair with former quoted prices still current Lime was
only moderate demand but steady at 81 GO for Rock.
land common and 81 for do. lump. Cement quiet
unchanged quoted 81 at 81 10 for Rosendae flas-
ter Paris was quoted steady at SIS % "a per ton for
Dbl for calcned city Laths in limited request but
steady, at 50 30 81 40 for Eastern spruce
CoRDAGE.-The demand since our last has been mod
darge and small Sizes lsc l9c. do bolt rope yarns
202c. 2hc; tarred Manila, lSc; Sisal rope l6c l7c
New Zealand c0rdage, l6c l7c Russia bolt rope lsc.
CANDLEs-The market continued quiet but steady at
old prices We quote Sperm, 3Ic patent do, 40c a
42c paraiine, SIC. &c.; stearc, Csc &C.. adaman
tine, Doc a 2lc.
scrpons, but the demand was only moderase We
heard Of sales Of loo bags Rio ,r sx Ontario
and 900 bags ex J r Pus. to arrive at New Orleans,
goes. IKE l7ac.; fair cargoes &c. lsac good
range foT lots Hkc lsac, gold per ID 90 90 days
mats. oe singapore grass mat. I6,se NC
Ceyion, 1sc. lsc. Maracaibo lSc. l9c Laguayrs,
1870. l9hc. Jamaica, lie q lsc St Domingo, l5Ac
can, NE. 49, Manila, l7c lsc Angosura, I7sc.
gold per h.. GO 70 days credit.
Corros.-The market for spot cotton ruled generally
delivery the market was ssc &c higher with LIBERAL
transactions. We sum up as follows
To-Day Last EGG Total
10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-10
STORAGE.


A STORAGE. .-.. . -
PAINTINGS, &c. ALSO CARR AGES, WAGONS, &c.
al the NEW FIRST CLASS WAREHOUSE, built expressly
for the purpose, lD2 TO llt EAST THIRTY. SECOND
STREET NEAR FOURTH AVENUE TRUNKS CASES
and other PACKAGES containing articles OF EXTRA
VALUE can be stored with SAFETY at low rates
Persons forward their goods from part OF EU
ROPE or AMERICA direct To this warehouse
THE PUBLIC II invited 10 examine the superior &C
co,nnodations light ventilation safety &C. which this
"afeno"'' po''e JOHN H. MoRRELI.
Owner and Proprietor.
CyToRAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAGGAGE,
- &C in separate. closed rooms the lowest storage
So % a. and "a COMMERCE STREET. NEAR BLEEcKER
DENTISTRY.
=
A BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE SET OF TEEfH
N from 80 upwards. Partial from 81 each potf
upwards Perfect fitting guaranteed att G. KENSEDYs
l86 Bowery.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
CIGARS OF HAVANA ToBACCO-R0SA CONCHAs
~ So; ~ dc Cuba Gaancs. $50; Espanoas, S6o equa
" imported In appearance and quality.
~. RAYNoR 4 CD. % Maiden lane
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-24
TEE NATIONAL ZOUATES.

At the regular meeting of this organization,
held on Wednesday evening, the. committee
on the anniversary celebration submitted their
report, recommending that the anniversary,
which falls on the 22d February, Washington's
Birthday, be celebrated by parade and eve-
ming entertainment. They also recommended
that committee of ten be appointed to make
arrangements for grand military ball to be
given on the oath of February, or some suit
able day thereafter. The report was adopted,
and the committee of ten appointed and in
structed 10 meet at an early day and invite the
cooperation of the various rifle clubs In their
labors. Major R. H. Wioughby was unaul-
mously elected to the position OF ensign, made
vacant by the promotion Of Mr.. W. W. Sim
mons. On the anniversary the club will have
a morning parade and drill on the Citadel
Green, and will afterwards join the general
parade.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-24
LOCAL LACONICS.

No business was transacted In the United
States Court yesterday.
The county commissioners want all
claims against them, not already on file, pre-
sented at once for registry.
The Burns Charitable Association hold
their anniversary meeting and give a supper
at the Hibernian Hall this evening.
-Ofacial notice is given IN another column
that the extension Of 40 days) time allowed
to the taxpayers, will expire on the 4th OF
February, after which date all unpaid State
taxes will be liable 10 the penalty.
Samuel Washington, colored, was arrested
Yesterday afternoon and brought to the low
er Guardhouse, for the stealing Of some bril-
dies from Mesers. Thomlinson d Co., on Meet
ing street near Market.
-Galbraith Hambrlght, of York County,
8. O., and David Ramseur, of North Carolina,
par6eued Ku-Klu1, we're discharged from
the Albany pepitentiary on the 10th Instant,
and are now on the way to their homes.
Harry B,nneau, the colored man who WAS
accidentally shot on Saturday hight last by
James g. Stocker, colored, at the corner OF
Blake aud Drake streets, died yesterday
morning from the effects of his wound. An
inquest was held In the afternoon, out nc YER
dict had been rendered at q late hour.
,-Miss n. A. Buie returns her thanks to Miss
Katie Putnam for q benent performance ten
dered by that talented young actress, to be
given on the return of her troupe to Charles
ton, in aid of Miss Buie's Aiken Institute.
Miss Buie asks of her Charleston friends
liberal support of the benefit performance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-24
CHARLESTON PORrsOCLETY.

At the annual meeting Of the Charleston
Port Society, held on Wednesday. afternoon
hest, the following appointments were made ::
Trustees OF Sailors Home-W.J. Middleton,
Joseph W. Harrison, Captain 8. Adkins,
Captain John Carnighan, Captain 8. Hancock,
James B. Pringle, R. D. Mure, Moses Levy.
Rev. W. B. Yates. Executive Committee-A.
L. Tobias. W. ]. Middleton, T. 7. Slnons,
Captain H. Card, E. Willis, J. s. Fairly.
The report of the trustees OF the Sailors
Home for 1872 was read by the chairman of
the board, Mr.. W. J. Middleton. 1t showed
that the home was self.supportng, was in
good financial condition, and had sheltered
e!ghty.two seamen during the year. The
chaplain of the society, Rev. VIM. B. Yates,
also read an interesting report. The report
acknowledged donations from the American
Seamen's Friend Society Of New York, mer-
chants, sea.captains and others; showed that
the debt of the society had been reduced four
hundred dollars, and expressed the hope that
by the end of the present year the debt would
be entirely liqnidated.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-24

"a Dose IN TINE" &c.-If "a stitch In time
saves nlne," it is equally certain that dose
of healthy tonic like Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters taken at this inclenent season of the
year may save many an unpleasant lwinge.
A dose, however, is not sufficient. The sys-
tenn should be thoroughly charged with this
genial vegetable stimulant and invigorant.
Commence taking 1t with the commencement
of the atmospheric changes which distinguish
the winter from the autumn. Thereby you
will avoid those 1 .urbances of the digestive
and secretlve organs, and those painful dis
eases OF the muscles and the nerves OF sensa-
tion, which often render the period of the
year which should be the merriest season of
penance and disqnetude. The extraordinary
vIgor and regularity which this exhiliraling
restorative imparts to the most important
functions of the body, render 1t an invalu-
able remedy for nervous debility, constipa-
tion, indigestion, tospldlty OF the liver. and
intermittent fevers. jan22-wfm3D&w
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-24
AMUSEMENTS.
Janauschek's .Deborah" to be Re.
peated Tonight.

Janauschek's "Deborah" to be Re-
peated Tonight.
Another full house last night witnessed
Madame Janauschek's splendid personation
OF Lady Dsdlock in Chesney Void. The part
is trying one, slrikingly in contrast With the
lofty and unrestrained passion of her Mary
Stuart and Deborah. The audience were de-
lighted. Never was the nonchalant air which
hides soul-crushIDg burden OF woe more ad-
mlrably portrayed. The, company, too, SEEM
ed more at home In this Drama than In those
which preceded 1t, and the performance, as
whole, passed off with marked smootnness.
This was the hrst occasion on which Janau-
echek appeared upon tie stage In the full
blaze Of her matchess Jewels, and the
spIendor OF her costume was a sight that the
ladies' who were present will not soon forget.
Those who failed to see Chesney Void last
night will have an opportunity at the matinee
to morrow, when 1t will be again presented.
Tonight the great tragedlenne takes her
benent. BY special request of numbers of her
admirers she will repeat Deborah part IN
which her acting is simply beyond criticism.
No one who has not seen her In this stirring
play should miss this last chance. The benefit
should be rousing one. Jarauschek de-
serves 1t.
Jefferson is creating furore among the
Georgia provinclals the like Of which has
never been known among our neighbors be-
yond the Savannah. His season OF three
nights begins here on Monday. How every
body that wants to see him ls going to be
packed In our bright little Academy is a
conundrum that we can't solve. The box
sheet will be opened to-day from to IL A. NJ,
and from Q to GP. II. First come, first served.