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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31

For Smith, Clntsop, IA,
For Nesmith-Baker, 140; Coos
so; Douglas, 3l0; Josephine, 55 =
Union, ITO. Nesmith's majority III
the six counties, 6S7-making his TO-
tai majority in the State zoos.
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ExECUTOR'S NOTICE.

NToTICB is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned was on the Sd day of October
Linn county, Oregon, Executor of the last will
and testament of Moses Bland, deceased i
therefore all persons having claims against
said estate are required to present them with
the proper vouchers, within six months from
the date hereof, to the undersigned, at his resi-
dence, near Lebanon, in said county.
GEO. II. BLAND, Executor.
s.. A. JOHNS, Atty for Executor.
October g. l7S3.-n9WI.
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PRINTERS & BINDERS
SMaQNIM y SMaLNIMd


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN cOpartnershlp heretofore existing between
us under the name and style Of briggs Car
ter, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent I;
and the books placed In the hands OF MesSrs
Powell \ Finn for settlement
October 2, lS7S.--ngwA j. briggs,
ELI CARTER.
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y y.
1t will be observed that the Ore,
go',ia1 and Statesman, the leading
Republican papers ofthe State, have
no word of censure to cast upon the
editor Of this paper for his part in the
Forest Grove affair. The Bulletin is
alone in its vindictive attack upon us.
1t may appear like egotism upon our
part to parade the following article
from the EUenjng Neacs before our
readers, but as it sets forth some mat
ters in proper light we herewith re-
produce it,
The Bulletin finally justifles Mr.. Thompson
! In Gaming Myers bnt at the same time, as il
to compensate itself for the correction that it
is compelled to make in Thompsons case, It
attacks Mr. NJ. " Brown with Increased and
characteristic malgnancy. TO show the rldlcu-
| lous extreme to which personal hatred of Mr.
Brown carries the Bulletin editor, It is only
necessary to state thatthe paper, after virtually
| iustiiying Thompson in performing the act,
and mildly censuring Blodsoe and Trotter, who
went unsolicited by Mr. Thompson or Brown
and without their knowledge ito see the fun
by saying that they acted "outrageously i'm
proper" II proceeds to berate Mr.. Brown, who
4 went at ThompsOns urgent solicitation, with
the most phrenzied ylndictyeness. Of course
thereis anexplanation ofallths. The Bulletin
editor and Mr. Brown are personal enemies.
There were hostilites between them through
their respective papers in times past in which
the former found that he had caught a tartar.
Matters went farther the Bulletin charged Mr..
| Brown with gross misconduct in his Office as
1 State Printing Expert In the Republican
\ Legislature which followed, an investigation
| was Instituted. Mr.. Brown passed through the
| hands of his enemies nscathed-trlumphant
The discounted Bulletin editor hts been
smitten with maniacal fury toward his victori-
GUS opponent ever since ..., -.
II Is not necessary for as to state that no man
stands higher in the esteem Of his fellow
| citizens than Mr.. Brown. He is a man and a
gentleman in every instinct or his nature
generous In his intercourse with his fellows
| honorable and fearless in the discharge of his
duty. The rage OF the "Bulletin" is impotent
| to rpacl him,
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'rhls excursion was only preliminary to an
other one to como or this winter on compile
tion OF the Harmers' wharf and the opening Of
1t for business, AZ That lime II IL proposed 20
from Albnny, ana the Same boat Will bring the
first cargo OF wheAt direct from the Albany
warehouses; to the Astoria dock, reHey for eX.
port direct 10 Europe. iuU WaNtM
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1873-10-31
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
HUGREN & SMINDLER

Direct Importers and Manufacturers q pn, eyer z
VARIETY of Furniture, Bedding Mlrrors rlcsuas a,,a
FRAMES, and Upholstery Goods, haVe ana
their Warerooms to the corner Oh FEols INA a :
Alder Streets, Portland. pih0'
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ELECTION RETURNS.
The following counties are official

Tho foIIowipg mNiorilles aro re
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-31

THE OFFICIAL DISPATCHES IN THECAsE.
The official cOrrcspO Idence between Secre
tary Fish and Minister Sickles growing out u
the resignation OF the latter, is a. follows On
the Gth instant MiniS.er Sichies telegrapied
Secretary Fish from Madrid - It Is published.
semi OFF cialiy, that the government dis approve,
OF my cOniuCt III the case OF t4c .Nir.inius
IT, IN the opinion OF the President, nv resigna-
tlOh would facilitate Il satisfactory termination
OF that question, or be otherwise advantageous
TO the public Interests, such resignation NAV be
considered As hereby respectfully rendered. ="
To which Mr.. Fish replied the same day
The alleged publication OF disapprovaI OF
your conduct Is eItiiCly unauthorized. No dis
satisfaction has been expressed or intimated
ana IL II med i'm pOrtaDt that Won remain,
Your resignation at this time would not be ac-
cepted, as 1t would interfere with the prospects
OF an accommodation" On the 10th instant
Mr.. Sickles again telegraphed Mr.. Fish:
respectfully request that my telegram OF 9Th
instant, rendering mv resignation, and yonr
Tt ply OF the same date, may be now published"
To which, on the eth instant, Mr. Fish REPLIED.
Your tender OF resignation was only hypOthet-
zeal, and your telegram referred it TO alleged
publ cations unknown here, attributing dissat-
iifaction which had not been expressed. Under
these circumstances, publication is not deem sd
necessary, and cannot be authorized" On the
10Th instant Mr.. SiCkles insisted upon the ac
ceptance OF his resignation, in the fOllowin
telegram " | respectfully renew the tender OF
my resignation, which trust may be accented
now without interfering with the prospects, of
an accommodation" The resignation was ac-
copied by Mr.. Fish OF the same day, as follows.
Your resignation will be accepted. Letters OF
recall, with Instructions, will be forwarded by
NJ ms
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The Sinking Of The virginius.

OFFICIAL REPORTS OF THE ACCIDENT
It. Commander Haswell, of the Osspee has
made statement in reference to the sinking OF
the NirginiuS, from which it appears that the
vessel was unseaworthy when she began the
homeWard voyage, and that when the heavy
gale which swept along the Atlantic coast set
IN, the commander of the OssiDee with the Nir-
ginius in tow, steered for Charleston harbor
when he reached smooth water. however the
Nrginius performed better, and it was hoped
that by vigorous pumping She might be kept
anoati Commander Haswell again turned his
course 10 the north. When he reached the
CAPE Fear Shoals, however, the Virgnius was
found to be filing 80 rapidly that her crew sig
hsiled mat she was sinking, and asked TO be
Ossipee with much difficulty, owing TO the
rough sea. Commander Haswell anchored his
vessel and waited till the Virginius went down,
OFFICIAL EEPQET or TIE OFFICER IL CHARGE.
L,eutehait COMMANDER Woodson, VINO was in
command OF the Nirslnius at the time she was
!cst, says in his official report that the boat
leaked badly, ard that on the 23d instant she
had from eight TO ten feet of water in the for
crown sheet OF the middle furnace of the boiler
caved in, and from that date the water con-
tinued to gain on the pumps; on the morning of
the 10Th the water gained gradually, and put
out the fires at a. m, when the donkey pump
stopped. lie then signailed the Ossipee, the
conveying vessel, TO take OFF the officers and
crew Atthe time OF this signalling the forward
foot and half OF the spar deck There was
bve feet of water in the hold, with water over
the Crate bars in the tre rooms and after com
Im'ment ury. Inc sea was very rough, and it
and he did not think 1t safe to re main on hoard
minute longer than necessary. When the boat
came under the Virgjnius' bows he put lands.
men In her first. and then only stopped work
Passing water cut Of the ship. 1t took i've trim,
70 take all Of, the officers going in the last boat
AT iii p. M the Nirginius sank 4, with her bow
above water.
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Wall street To-day.

NEW YORK December .i.-GOld opened &C
10 sold up % ll0s and has siuce sold at
llba alln' closing ~ 10 =. On gold loans the
Tor carrying the loans being made 10 extend
until Friday.
Foreign exchange has been duh. and with the
lone al the market heavy, nominal rates being
lower, with corresponding REDUCTIONS In those
Tor business. In the money market rates
Tor call loans have been aud gold.
aud at these II has not paid % get money
for the reason money lenders are anxious n0r
10 carry unemployed balances over until Friday.
Favored borrowers have been accommodates
at lower rates. Little has been done in mercan-
tile paper. The wear closes with rates. how
ever choice, saio per cent
Government bonds close strong. South
trn state bonds we're nominal A. the board. The
stock market closed It I O'Clock. when the
stock exchange was shut The market vas
moderately active. hui strong.
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shocking Murder In Philadelphia.


PHILApKLPHIA December Si.-Ondfrev KIM
kle. a Germ an baker on Frankfort road, below
Girard ayeTue, WAS murdered this morning ff,
his bake hoa hy young German ia he en-
ploy. The murderer robbed the house OF SIS
and attempted 10 KIN kimklc', wife iu her bed
He fled, but has since been cspturcd BIZ tie
lolce in ueighSoring lager beer saloon.
TIE MURDERER An APPRENTICE.
PHILADE rHtA, December Sl.-The German
baker murdered in this city was named GOdfrici
hunkle. The murderer WAS an apprentice.
known onlg as FRITZ. kankle was Killed with
blow OF shovel while engaged in leaning
INTO barrel OF Hour, causing death Instantly.
Fritz then went into the room of kuukle's vie
and attempted 10 strangle her, but she waking
M, struggle eusued. lie beat and bit her. and ,
overpowerirg her, pushed her under the bed
believing her 20 be unconscious. lie then robbie 4
the bureau Of all the money In IL. and changed
hts clothes in an upper room. Mrs kunkle re-
yiyed, locked her door, and alarmed the neigh
horS, hut the murderer escaped from the house.
He wss captured from the description given the
officers, he having lost the little finger of the
lett hand. The murderer calls himself Fred
erick lieidenblut, and confesses the crime. Tho
money was found on him.
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Washington stock Exchange

Q,lofa'ioas Furnished ~ Ai4aleOn d Co, banisrs
The following were the pSces bid and asSed al
the meeting OF the Washington Stock Exchange
to-day: L. ). gold, TO- asked. II. ). bonds
ls62, NJ. * ", l3a, asked. Bank StOcks-Na-
tional Bank of Republic. 80 bid; Second
National Bauk, l0i bid. City Passenger Rail-
roa@s-WashHgton and Georgetown stock -
bid; Co,umbS stock. - bid; Washington anS
Georgetown bonds, IS asked, Metropolitaf.
bonds, ~ bid, - asked. Sandry I.ist-N stionai
Theatre bonds, i. q j. per cent, - asked;
Masonic Temple bonds, r. Il A. : per cent,
gold, - bid, 70 asked; Grea Falls Ice Go, ssb
asked. District Securties-M as5ington city Z;
per cent. quarterly stock. 20 asked; Washington
city Bowen j. x J., per cent:
$40 Emery ; year, NJ. * n, 81 bid; per
cent currency, permanent improvements. u
yrs., Cs asked. Board of Public Works. per
cent. Gers. general Improvement. J. & J.,
year, Il bid, II asked; 10. year, IS bid; do
year, - AL ed; do. years. 81 bid; DO series Is
asked. Board Pubic Works. per cent. Gers,
sewer, j. X j., ! year, 81 bid; do. 2 YEAR
60 bid; do. year. - hid; 40. year, IS bid; do
. year, 80 bid. 90 asked; do. series IS 3 bid
,oasAed. ard OF Public Works. per cent
Gers, water. year, II asked. open Board
shares Met. X. H., 80 asked; 500 general imp.
sewer. .3& bid, a. asked; 500 year general
imp, 81 bad, s. asked; Loco year ami GER, %
askec.
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TELEGRAMs TO THE STAR.
ANOTHER TERRIBLE DISASTER.
Loss OF the steamship Eise.
Thirty-Two tdvcs Lost

LoNroN, December Sl.-Iutellgence OF an
other marine disaster. attended by lsmenfa-
Able loss OF lie. has ast reached this city. The
steamship Elhe, houni from London for Ham-
burg, has hsen l0si a. sea, and th.r.y-tSO OF
he people on board pcrished.
Foreign Notes.
MONEY PANIC - uEEfrN.
LONDON, December Si.-A special tsler-anh
from Berlin says there il panic on the B5arss
In that city.
THg loss
by the burning ut loyt'S We-l Il. a rlond ~
newspaper. on Monday night d, estimated a.
500 co.
ANoTRER POLITICAL ROW ~ SPAIN.
MADRID. December ST. There - a cAmniefe
rupture between President CASTELAR, aud Sensr
Ssmeron. president Of the cortes. There =
some excitement IA Madrid. hut the success 81
the government In the cortes Is considered GER
tain.
QUARANTINE.
LONDON, December 1.-The Portuguese GOV
eminent has issued an order directing that 81
vessels arriving ~ ports belonging - Portugal
from the west coast OF Africa shall be placed IN
quarantine This measure will prevent tie
landing OF all iuvaids belonging 20 the A,haa-
tee expedition AZ Madeira
TIE siTU ALTON ~ MAnEfD SggrNTs
LONDON, December ,;l.-A special i .-pa-ch 20
the p-ilg N,1cE from NAdrid reports hat Tie
situation in that city l. serious.
DEAD EpITnE.
PARIS. December lean Antoine Ganr-
mani. senior editor Of sdHEsgsi E.rg-s fT, D.
dead.
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The Transportation Problem tn Cali
fernia

SAN FEANCIsCp, December 3N.-The cham
Der Of commerce this afternoon received the
report OF the committee appointed 20 consider
the question OF tie regulation Of railroad fares
ana trelghts by legislative enactment. The
committee recommended the creation of a
board ~ transportation commissioner a rail-
road police, and the passage ct act % pre-
vent eNtorton and unjust discrimination by
railroad companies. The report includes a Sc
mes OF questions % cN-tOvern0r stamford aud
ms replies, wherein he declares generally the
policy and practices OF the Pacific railroad
company. The report is very volum nous. Gov.
stanford denies that the COMPANY has made un-
Just determinations against any tOSns aud
cititS OF the coast. and denies the right OF the
legislature 10 limit the rights OF the COMPANY,
AID derreca-es agitation OF the subject Ia OF out
OF legislation. The acts proposed nv the com
m9,tee VIII lie subject 60 further cOnsi ieration
by the chamber OF commerce
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The Raiiroad strikes

TIT \ Nv IEBSEl Kh6lNEERs IN t-DTNCTI.
Nav loEK. December 3l.-The engineers OF
the eastern division OF the PENNSYLVANIA rail-
70 ii have been in session in Jersey City tor the
past three hours 10 finally decide whether TO
strike TO moIlow. The officers OF the COMPANY
are aIpreLcnsiSe OF trouble. The engineers
pilots, ard other ferry hands Of the company
reported this morning that they accede % the
reduction Of ten per cent. of their salary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-31

SThe creditors of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad company, at a recent meeting in New
York, unanimously resolved to- accept the promo.
sltion OF the company to fund the floating debt
into income bonds.
- Ofhcial returns of the latei election from
all but one county in Mississippi give Ames. for
governor, 73y 800, and Alcorn b, JIG. The ma
JorIty Tor Gen. Ames il 20.5si, and the total
vote ~ I2o,6, against III ,2s3 for the same Off &c
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The MaHRAaa

BAIfnoRB, Dec. 3i.-hTsinis consaiiiated, 40 Z. Fl:
changed.
BALTIMORE, Dec. M.-Ootton firm Flour nrmer.
but not quot ably higher, with = good 0cai demand
Wheat luiet, 9tlgl IS. Corn steady. BE irm
III sy unchanged. Provisions decidedly irner: tuy-
ers and sellers apart. Mess porf, lsisGls baik
shoulders. o. d65si clear rib sides, ~ az ard
Unchanged Al sirore.
NEw YORK. Dec. a.-Stocks dull GlId, To-.
Money, bid. Exchange-ioag,s7a;sh short, VI, Gov
erLmel,s strong and steady. state b,nds qaiet and
NEw YORK, Dec 81 .Fleur steady. Wheat firm.
Corn shade frmer
LONDON. Dec 81, 1880 D. m-Bonds Of 1857,
.an.
LoNroN. Dec. A.-Ocn.ols for money, sis.; for
account, 70. Bcbds Of ISL, lc7'4; Erie, s34 The
amount e bullion gene into the Bank Of England
on balance 10 day IL 1i cunds Paris die patches
quote rentes IT e. francs s2.s.
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THE WEATHER

WAl DEPARTMENT, Qkcs Of Cs.~1 Htru>I 49, 4
WAsHrSsroN, December 81 0luS. ion :. =.
SySorsle vot rHE Pass vwIsvv-vovs rosns :
Tbe barometer cS.tinuee high with lou tenn
perature end Generally clear weather in Virginia
aud thence southx ard 20 Florida and vest.erd g
the lower nssissippi alloy Clears Gather vfth light
and fre,h outhEesssriy stads, snd icysr s.Isrs'
Tne cioudipess Increased in the lake region apd
10 Ihs northwest, with light 60 lresh southWestsry
and soufheasteT1y winds and higher tenn eerofure
Al area Of loo temperature extends from vsSeer1
Perpsyl ysnis so1fhvestvasd 20 Aie6ema end RON
"a asra virginia vestw.rd 20 - 0hto vsisey
PRoBA BuIrIBs.-ror Uew 1cgieed and the mid
ale afes soufhwsstsry 70 souf6eastxrly winds with
clesr partly cloudy weseher will prevail during
wednesday, followed BY incr easing cloudiness asd
rising ten p.rstare on fhunday. FOR the southern
states. vfpds veering TO sasterly end southeriy,
with rising temperaxure, less and generally
eesr IN the interior, and partly cloudy and
possibly threatening weather the csosf. Tor the
lake region and thence southward 20 the 0hfs val
ley, generally cleudy weather ard rising tsIa pSra-
ture With fresh end occasionally brsk soufh weesfiv
TO southesstery winds. For the northwest, sighfly
risinR persfure and southeasferfy vrts vssriue
20 s,uthvssterly and increasing cion1tuess darine
southwest.
nula of GAnoa has arxf~~g =
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The RELEASED CAPTIvRs OF the Nirginius
still remain at a Cuban restaurant in New
York, and the scene there yesterday morning
was one of great enthusias m. Resolutions were
adopted rendering thanks to Captain Braine, OF
the Juniata, for his kindness, and expressing
sympathy with him in the loss of his son. 1t was
also resolved that the ex- captives should attend
the funeral of the child in body. Some of the
captives were visited by personal friends, and
the meetings on these occasions were of the most
afit citing character,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-31

The OYSTER WAR ON THE PoroMAc-The
lrginla' oyster cruiser, Captain Spottswood,
hammock, named the -. b. Franklin, )" Of Balti-
more, Captain Charles Lewis, and turned him
over to the state authorities at Ubanna Lewis
Is an old offender, and threatened to ehoot the
commander of the oyster navy, but didn't
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A RninfnI Runlar-

GosToN, December 2I.-A rumor was current
here last night that the United States steam
ship Franklin had been lost AZ sea with all ON
beard IL is alluded 20 by the morning papers,
but can be traced to no foundation.
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FINANCIAL AsD COMMERCIAL.

The stock market opened dan YESTERDAY. hut
later the feeling became decidedly E" bull, y AMI
al advance Of one per cent. was made in most
OF the leading stocks. which was maintained. .
with some little factustOn, 10 the close OF ba-i-
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THR SHRRIyrAITvnrl

THE SHERIFFALTY OF ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,
IA.-There is some difficulty rs to the sheriff
atty OF Alexandria county. Ruffner, sheriff
elect, has not, and will not, it is said. qualify on
the lst of January, and Sheriff O'Neale (who
under such circumstances is, by law, contin ued
in ofice) will be absent in attendance upon the
will he cleared up is not yet known-Aler. Va
E1-sNe. 10Th.
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INTENTIONALLY INcLINED.-The Lexington
Na.l Gazette says: at is rumored that our in.
coming governor, Gen. Kemper, Is soon to be
united in marriage to q lady formerly of Kappa
hann0ck-nOw Of Spotsylvania."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-31

JovKLLAR, captain general OF Cuba, insists
on resiGning unless granted the full pow ers Of
his predecessors.
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LORDS OPERA HOUSE.

1873. NEW YEARS WEEK 1874
Maiiroes NEW YEARS DAY aud SATURDAY
hngsg meIt o. the world renowned Ysn,ril0guIs;,
hT- u u DAVIES, and the celebrated EaNEL
AARTlNETTI PANTOMINE COMPANY, to
esther with hrst.claSs comedy comp Any, xiii ap
pear, after weeks If elaborate preplrati IN, ia 4
GeLuine Christmas Trick Pau;om,me entitled
UNCLE SAN,
The ES lied Santa Clans and Beauty Magic Glass
The introduction written xpressy for this city
All Few scenery aud effects, produced at great at
and labor. The BU5les, iuiuade AMI PAnt0mj ne il
replete with JOllty AID fun, music, dancing, and
MN h. pr, yokiag Incidents
Ia pre- parati0n, the famous Raycl P.n,7mir1, og
"JJCkC, the Brazilian Ape" derZg -
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n ii. BoTTOMoRE,
-. DARN z the 1-.t IA years vii SAM, Jsxi. ,
WATCH.MAk

~ 49,. fspns5 iv.nla Avenue, Washington. ID. q.
tsf0HoBefsTs aad 6Ht Wafchss aijKasf for ,,a-
csToaSs position aad isDP.Taf.ys, ant a-cua,slg
'Hfsss decE In
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NATIUNAL THEATER.
NJ y 4, =. IL = Nj L 4.
= ~ v IN - A''''''N Hosa3' aLI DITtttIi
HAPPY

A HAPPY NEW YEAR
MON d EFENINfs. Dss.ulL.y %. ls73,
EveTy evening daring the week, and SATURDAY. al
ieTnCoD, BOCcicaUlt's Great Play a. acted A the
Union Square Theatre, New York, with unpargl
ItIed sucCess,s new and powerful emotional com
edy, entitled
LED 4STRAY.
AboundIrg in extraordinary sltuatI1 us, c0rnisai
uialc que, ard intense interest. Produced with IN
tlfe new scenery novel mechanical Illusions, sppro.
pirate az appointments, Costumes aud furniture n Lt
,0ds gre az cast Of charac ters. Grand New Year
Matinee Tor families and children, when will he
acted for the fret time in many wears me fairy nj Az
Of ClSDEhEl a. with great cast aud baartifaI
Opera. dar9q ~