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Giienbabn=lInsliicf auf u@acific=
Ndf1tf."

Clio, Reu., 1s. Ssbr. - @eiisru absnS
II llbr fanb auf Der Central aPaciftcz 8abu, I"
IS Wieiien BON bier. elm 3uiammeniioB 3tui-
iden swei i3iigen TAFT, woourdl mebrercBag<
oons beld)aoigt unb brei 8aSnarbsiter i9Wer
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perIett muroen. Son Oen 8afa9iercn erbiel.
ten gini9e leihte Quetihunaen.
EiicnbdbuuufaQ,

prescott, 9an., 13. Sebr. - gluf Der
r9raubsSrunf+ Sahn" nurocn beute Rorqen
nshrere gSa9en burd cine ;erbrodene G6ieue
aus Dem Geleiie geifleubert. Giup gln;abl
Baiaaiere murbe leidlt uerlet,t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-14
Gauft Feline NGSmaihine,

ebs 8 br bic serdudloie, id elbitsolsnoe al ans'
NAB belieruus seieben, bic fofsnIret on
o0eu porsisliGen 0ioidinen, tuslds in Dem Ser'
toufslofole Don J.. Ks. asilc, Sir. Is, W.=Saltmos
re-, uabe @opiraBe, eetauit perosn an9sora@f ptIo
NIB. Waihiues permietbst, euSsebs'lsrt uno luls
.s4, t4pr2, ,12Dit,f
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sie nsrbeNcrte vTlurenes" ssdbmaz
SGf,iur

Die beae WaIdine fir ieitte unb iGfuers Samiz
fienzWSbsfeten. Git bat Die beribmte ridfeuhare
5peijez unp iid ielbh 1idtsnoe sputiGif=Strslduns
uno bausrt lanssr, oils isOe anpere Naidiue. aslro
uuter leitbten y cptnsuussn perfauIt i'm
8ertaufslotaIe Der IS lorcnce E " Gb m o.
IbiHeu=@ ellft att
,o ,.,. ,an,.,g> Nr A0 EnrSz Is horIss1p.
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SrduSe.

Ybt1a6e1phia, Is. s5ebruar. 8. 8.
&aD'5 0ampigerberei i'll 9Drone wulOe beute
ytOrgen Elm Iaub Der 6iammeu. Yaluit
100000; Geritterun9 $4,000. 3as 6eusr
fam burf 3uIaq aus.
Beterbor 0, Gauaoa, u. .6ebr.-S Sroofs
Gud,fabrf branate 9eiteru Abeno ab. Ser,
I,,a
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Sic 3sit fer WunSer lit NOD nidDt
barilber!

0ie .GmerlfGniitbeN d eNab ma dime" 1T opne
Tebenbubler; lie usrrihet ale etnlahen uno SahepS
4rbeiten, 10 lbe ir9eno cine anoere 9totHthe iaa''
uon Der einiien bis CUR groNSen, lowte re auW sln
lebr bibfGes aEoplo6 mabt. tfnr 6ah''''eh uh'
G6re,oer in fe aerobe Die retts glai4ine. geidte
gebinaunoen. gian iprftbc uof. che mon aneersmo
touft. in bem Siireou aui Der Rprspii=G9e fer
4.riuatpns unb 9atfifrd7e. CSe53l'3DdeT)
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Imr En,1ilicuzYfGharbeiten

in ,eius Ualtine beIer, als bic Home Shuttle Lock
stitch ho lie Oeusrbait urb einiu lit, MIDI leidt be=
sh6bi,t miro uno itscno elmer ber tbeursn Waibnen
sleibiommt.
@te totet uon s25 bio $50 uno pirb auf thnt SABRE
oarontirt, Subu Z. s'utIer. @eneral=a9ent,
gr. 8, Rprbz GbarlesftraHe,
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9n 2oui8Uille, &g., erhdugtc fib ser
"a Sabre alte 0eutIde Better Soiepb Q8eber.
Ser Nann nor idion einiae 3ejt trdntlitJ.
. er Saptau i'm StQQt8 efGuaz
nil e uoH gSi8coniin lntereiiirte iicb
lebr iitr etneu juu9en geiIis 9elpsften Scrbre.
der, Der peoer lsen, nod Id)reiben fonnte.
Der SapIan CAB Inn lluterrdt uuo Der BUR
ldle madlte 10 au5geieldluete 6ortidritte, ban
er uah furser 3ett I'M Stanoe mar, ei1e Sr2
ore Su tdIldeu, nit ocren 9iilfe eS ibm &c.
lang, aus Dem 9ei6ngniiic 'u entilteben.
Der u orgenleru" in erloIhen: IN.
ter oIelem Sdelmennameu fi9urirte uGmlif,
elne gnmpenammlerin in Baris, Wtarie
9race, bic neultd) in Der Soritaot Saiut.
3enls farb, no iie ieit 6em Sabre 1929 qe.
mobnt bate. Sie eeb0rte III ben alien
2tItmmern Der 9roBen 2lrmee, Die man nod
ab un0 III IN BariS i'm 0ammIe elmer 0tars
tetenoertn anntfit, unO Die 9emGbnItA 9iih-
nRrau9enpTalter feGlbieten ootr als Somnamz
buleu bel SOrlfeuungen fir eiuen Sou ibr
Oaletn trtlten. Sine iOld)e Steue batte Dtare
9race oerltmdbt; iie Duroe leber Dtaoame
oeS Humpenhaten8, ben iie eit 43 Sabren nit
Srtuontat banObabte. Sle bieB auqemeiu
Der - yU(orgenlterH," neil man tic d0u nit
2a9esanbruf bel Der QGbeit aB, tpie ie bic
SorIaOt Sants0eniS auf uno nieoer. tmmer
ben nGmliden g8eg eiHihIageub, 2umpen
ammelte. 4b uuo 5u rubte fie auf ibrem
2umpenbanien aus mo er5dblte baum nit
@mpbule uon ben Sdllahten, oil oenen iie
tbeiIgenommeu, un0 ibre 4ugen fammten
oann, ais Oh iie mitten in Oem 6euer Der frie.
gerllden @reigntiie gemeieu lpGre. sic mar
WartetenoeriH oeS eriten 9iegimeut5 Der alien
9arOe un0 bate Serrurier, Moreau, &leber,
ben tleinen 0eiair, ME lie i1n nannte, uno
plsle unoele @enerdle getannt, uno lie mar
iols auf iolde @rInneruugeu. sic tarb i'm
2llter uoH SO Sa6reu.
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Sir 9Eillnn'idle W1lmaIhine

fir ale Mrteu enfade uno 6ancb=arbelt 1T oorbus'
(iter, ols oIe urbern. sic lauit leitt, opne Ve=
rauid if siriat uno oauerla't uuo etSnet H ue'os
Oers fir SGaeiber. Der Rrets cefleioeh III DON soC
his st25 aIou 5prs,he Dor unb unterud;e beielbe.
sH. Sromu, A9tnt,
fRon1 13tSN Sir. As, 0oro z3dpfraBe.
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9is sinsiae abte uerhciierts Sppe'idje
Nihmnifli,le,

5opie bic empire" unb aue Gnoern, aub "Stn9er
Ir. ." in Dem 5 ampiz pizWepGrirze zeGoen eoh
9bomas Sbanfs,
fSc,1 1G tgmgD Gfe Der 2oMbQrb= unD SbQrptr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-14

Cine SI9nle Sur @rlernung 0Gr 3cle.
graphic, B. b. Der Sertigteit Der !9anblabuna
beS 8ele9rapbeu Ipparates, it in Jfr. 1893,
s. StraBe, spiideA Sroasmap unO 4. Aoe.
IN 2ep.Nosf, aeQriinOet por0en.
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9r, Z. 6. Wnters, SaInar3t,

Dsmonfrator on Der .3ubnardneiitule In baltimore,
Rr as, SanooeraraHe.
Dr.sWaters ertdlt bic uatirliden SABINE burtb Bes
banbluus uno Giluns, fest fintitte 3dbne aui eins
os,beisrts Metbooe elm u. siebt 3dbne obne Shmer'
sen aus. VIE Mrbeiten merben garanttrt. Beionoert
aufmer,iar.tet mirb oeu Sdbnen pon ainoern seuios
| met. lNpril15.lSO
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gleue Mn3eigen.
W}06eln.

4RNVWbNsb
0d iLJ Rab Der Gde Der SpIpdre= uur Sdnettez
Gtrabe umjlebe, 10 lU2roe i'd meineH 8orratb pom
Wobeln. beitebsnb in StubeH- uno Burtor= gi0beln,
iOne dlle anotreu Sorlen Wobeln. iuelh nd iaet IN
Jtr 30, ytoro 6omaros, nabe isapSteittaBe, i'm
ben, Su bsrabaettten Breiieu usrtSGeu.
Cctast6a Z. Wtdtbiot,
SIR. 80, Roro 6oro1rbs, nabe
(Seb7, 1UtS) tFapetteftrabe.
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0ermifente Scpefben aus
Neip=Nprf.

News9ort, 13. 6ebr. - Die Bo'todns
pierlinie Slpii6eal Netp Yorf uno Ssrmuba III
eiu9e9an9en.
- Scepb Ybiuipion murOe bente am8orS
bes 9ampfers vSapa" Uerbaftet auf Die an'
tlage, III England beSeutenbe 8dlldun9en be-
9an9en Su baben.
- g8eoer 8idter gourbman, nod 9ttdlter
9opis haben bis isbt cine Gntidetoung i'll
Dem Sale bes W0r0ers Stofs8 gegeben.
- Sir cen Bro3eB bes 0iGrOerS Scannel
bat man inter 400 Biirgern erit IL Geldmo'
rene gefunben. ~,
-Sr. @inclair, eiu friibsrer 2tttiondr Der
y v3ribiine," eltlart icet in einem Sfrelbeu an
Dtcfe8 glatt, oaB cs Der 8uni4 Greelep's gez
weien lei, DaB Golfnr Mitreoatteur meroe, uno
auf oieien 8unit bin babe er (Sinclatr) ba-
mails bcm Gices 8rdfoeuteu ieine 4ttlen uer.
fauft. (gSer'S alaubt, sahlt einen 5baler. J
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spe3ial : Woti5en.

Shrcibn,aterialien u. I. 10.
stbrm :" muiitaliite, pbotosrapbids uno auto
r,"hiitS g 5dreiUpulte in rufihem eeoer,
9tGEgahsSr JTarotfo unD Seebunosfene, @eauentaz
Stpn Safrrn ArositstGIten III tuirihem geeer uno
ba"Iblf6,r. sdueiet5olStiiden 4arteutditben in
yIiiibem gther, Narotto, aaltleoer uno Berlen,
biibihs UltmoranouTz Biuer unb 2a9ebuter (Dia-
reiesI q GSdlreibmGteriuiien SditCn.
" E5usgeIheimer s. We'll.
RanuGtturiiten, SdrcibmateriGlien=SG SGRbler
uno Sruder,
Iann Rr III 9Heif< 81 al tim ore 1rnRH.
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SD
ollie 2lrfen
yiI!lmaidlincil 3ur Wlcfbe

AL 50 mouatliG. Gum &erfauie in Hetsn5a3lun9eT
su S. pro Nonat. SaarSabler erBalten einsn loeras
len Ibius. SprieD u Sp"ce"'iase''
,St,ot 1og> 0r Sl. Npte Cutanffr ne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-02-14
Die niifli6ite GrTuSun9 Der
9eit,

Setts
Sran;GfIideS Stdrfc ENAMEL
ioQte III ieoer Samilie ge6rauAt weroen.
IS qibt ocr 9eintmaub einGH i'd omen @lanB, fRut
bic BorCu bCs IFahriats, Hno mdbt ben GlteheH
4rtitel iriid un6 neu Gu5icbcno.
G5eripdrt Arbett,
nrem bas 8iiaelsilen ledlt unO sLatt oariber RIna
iG1rt, un0 bepGbrt bic StGrfe pom tytftlebeR.
IS seripart 8Glo,
oG es before ReiulGte bGi nur bOlbem 9ohprtie otr
iest gebrauCbtGH 5toffe erBelt, uno
esipurt bic SICtoun9Shute
ourd ieine erbGltenoen Gisenlh0Iten neem nc tdn@
qcr obne gsUaidcu Iu merocn braufen, 9era9en Ders
SEN f0nnen. inbtm G5 81 elmer scpiieH au5bt9nuH9
oteienigen Stoiie HidJt aunmut, tvelde 9epoPRIl9
Die RleDer bcihmuBt Uoer beitd0tat.
Seos fSamtic ioute es gebrauhcn.
SGber Dame III &c rotblUenbtq.
SCoc gBaidftGu Dh0 oaourd ibteH 8ortbetl fn
ben
Rragt Gureu 0rocsrie 0Gnblcr oniir. 8enu
CT cs ntbt bat, 10 ia9t i'm, no CT CO betommen
fam.
QscnteuWerre in iGtcr staot unb Stdotdbeu in Den
Ser StGutGn oerloH9, wCIdtn groBe 8ortbetle GH=
acboteu rucroen. Dan Idrcibe tiir 8eotn9un9snuno
@iItulare.
Surngam & Gnmp.,
81 t. 16O, 8 e { IN b Il T.,
Baltimore, 0&o.
uLltiniee Fabrifanteu.
Q6eTaler Ab3ug iir SAMPLER! tDG23lSD
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@e9enieiti9e Observation-Disclosures zGeiclIa
EL.f. -, QoS4n,, 9R,6


Ibaft in Bolton, Wtdh.
EteIt Geeuihaft lpurpe aIs Opponent oes beribntfH
WW & a huiettier Riot y ertall y tts
8" Or9aniiirt Sbr @utbaben 1T iest hbsr S2,5oOH
900. welte Fter gu Sunen Ter gOieen.9nbaber an8sa
lest ino. 9lah ben @eisRcn BON Wandhuistts. lpenH
ir9eno time grIaee ooer NuIeibs 9emat oroen, uelhe
nilt our bic Stotueu autoriitrt itno bic 9trsoren.
Gelhe oieiebe gemat ooer beWiugt ben WlttalteeerH
Der Seieuiaft fir ieOen Oaburt peruriadten 9srluh
ronlth oerantrportlth. Die Gtrettoren Der nSobH
Sancof gegenieit9eu Qebens Beritherur8s Seieus
ihaft" umaen sin9e 9rcisi9 Der rehlen nro rsipet.
tabelfen GinpobneT BOfOns. Vile Yolteeu itro nab
elmer BramieniabIung about unueriautar eiuerIs oh
bieiebe dbrh balbiGbrlih ooer utertelil 9matt
pro. 8ipioeuosn uGrsSn boIbabrlh srtIart uno
baar beJabIt. 9tur refine 4cbenss uno BerIors
euu9s 9eriiherun9, - telne p3onirc" o0er Gnosre
Sttma iint nit unieren gei6Gittn Oerbunosu.
Cine ebr 9roBe AnJabl unirrer beteu Gnluobner itnO
berrts in oer 30 d" perli4srti belts Rts
ITO $ iperoeu uur peritdcrt.
gBdlter 3. gB tItinIpu,
8eneraI.Agent fUr WGrpauo uuD ben 8itritt
Columbia,
RprbweF.gfc Der Gbarlsss uno 8aItrOreiraBt;
Sames Seuoeri on, Sotal.A8ent;
u. VI. Sdmara amGnu,
gcrpaIter res oeutiheu Separtemerts;
Or. JamesI. Steuart
(GRaifO I2gRte lp) uuterluhuHQs Arlt
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Q,psp1IfenSer Q3onoStcbifabI.

NeW . Orf, 10. 5ebf. : 3melHuN0eFt
unuoQenoete 8ono8 gu 500 Der y8oleoo',
Gauaba. uno SOulbern-0 Detroit zSabn" wurs
ben eeitern aus benz bieiigen 8ireau OaSoms
pasne seltoblen. Die Bombs ilub gliidltder-
meIie in lbrem iebiQeu 3ultanoe lpertblo8.
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0er lNcIpnfdrft.

Stem y ort, l3. 8ebruar. -@eI6 IdloB
nidt 70 ieit uie 9eTteru; iu 7.1l16; Bediel
9-95; Sob feiter l14--1145; 8unSes=Sblt-
aationen feif, Sed)ier 1881, '62er 115s. Qfz
tien IdloTen flau: Central 1881, @rie 64g,
2afe Sbore 968, SGs. Central 1204, gtortbz
peitern 81, Yrioritdten GOT, 5lod,5SIanO
1125.
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D1. Gun,mfr,
$50, gssa SaltimureitraRe, $50
ooosr;ibpr 6nunhprnr

sHaaaaHA 9lr. 100, SHp>Olpuplpup'
5uriden gofternz une @anton1aoenue,
bat tets uortatbis cine sroBe ausruabl bon sOlst@
ueu uuS fTlbernem uhren. ddbte 6pIe< uuS Gil:
berwaareu, Stanbz zutren. Brllen alar 4rt, melbe
sr Al binlsPn Yretien ofierrt. aue sSaaren peroen
oorontirt uro Replraturen prompt unb gut bsior9t.
(3nnto l2DttcTi
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: @Dlhz unb Siiberwaares,


~, Gin rei65altes Eager ~x..a.,.
si.aoute StIberia Den. "
. Soloeue uno Tlbsrne Z q @ uHs1e
%iiberpldttirte HadreH"
A'lu 3eus Sronssz5 assz I. t. p.
III iebr biGigen 8reilsn bet
81. ". s3araeE
in isinsm neusn @ei6GIts., z,.,..,,..s.sv
,s,pt.16,iSfl Gr. t35, Hs. zBaiftassFRs'
GiamanfeE!!
oshnre sdbmutiaden uHs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Vatad, $bilippe Il Gcmp,s
g,afts Gaibenulren (etwas elesansss.)
Tlberptattirten 9tsaaren bel
sep. T. 9Bebb s 3d.
,osaJl Gde Der Baltimore unp GtgstEt-
Observation-Disclosures,
Rorlor=@ bantsliers
@artctz / suuselisrs.
R'''''S 8ibiiot6efs &bonoelte;s,
8;bliotseisa sauseItsrs.
G6ammsrsataatsiier
@StimuariG 4aaSsi!tfs.
pause.rsssAau auf siierss
Saushurz@ bonoslteIs, ,.
2n< sstr<u Saseinriehtunsen
SBa;{sr= uab y esrG 9ren hao
WepGratutss BAL
.. q. 1aoiciuiI,
Wr. 5, atclozelberetrdbs.
,aufu;9 1sY} Rr. ., VotozatbsrtoHr.
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&C. Courtney d Srncer,
ser. II, storO : Sbarlesitrafs,
Gds Der SupetteltraBe.
ssir matbeu auI unlran rs,tboltissH unb aiiortit'
Ten BOrratb Don
eban.paguer,
Rhein zgS eiusn pom Der isinffen Gnalttaf'
Sberru<, Yorts uno Dlaoeiraz WeInen,
lamais Mum,
Gcotd, gSbisfsr uno
6aoannazGigdrreit
ou,msr,om. wslte aus spsi g8obe4 ess 0Gp ir
smnSnnuen uub i'm atainet 3u gnSroBz pt''i'" W.
tautt rpeIeeu. csr.
feineu IBee
.., ssroesrie% ssaaren fir camille.
S''sts. Mnsntfn pes berabmten IN bhonisrei
AustIiss a9sn gTS bisfcu. tSsSl3,12Wtt)
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Sermii6te AnTigta.

Sefduntmn6uu9 fir
SJag0 SiFGgabrr.
gailn 8ano GuIoer.GomEa9 madt bic nod
itGbeHoeu 5orttu. rpebf s Dem Butlttum uls Die
u0rUi9ItIteH ArtitsI aubictet:
GRANGE LIGHTNING ~guIper
oor ytr. l-ytr. Z.
ORANGE DUGKlNG- -Rulper,
BON Rr. bis O., IN fleiaen mctaueneR 6d59en ron
612 Siuno.
AUDUBON Buluer.
oon Rr. bis 4, in Metau= =5d6ban uon Ga une
l2Ia BiunS.
ORANGE RIFLE Bulusr
G'r0Be s. g.. 81. q. un6 5SiST. - in RctaQz
UdBbcH uOn "a, 1915 uno q Ttuno.
De SSitt SurcP, agent,
gr. l55, g8eit BrattitrqRe,
LSonl2 1201te. iaED .. StaQf
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spe,ial : @oti3em.
Baltimore
p;rp c$uiurance Siits.

XJuAAkSSS~N~
;yirs Sniurallts OiEes.
~.,U.a.Isfe pan Gpntb, uae xsattrar,,
t5sSsS sSsiSa ssf go SSt5 sGia
butG al, arten BON Gigentbum Wobn.. 9acen, u.
G9SfsT S5srSs1GTSSu'ts Ssaians Hssr rim i'm
gen, min Qaouns osInoiide tsabrssuge II. I. ~.
@Sas Dirstlorium peiaht aus folaenosn 9erren
@m CS. Sarrion. Braneent;
&eo. R. 0iters. 2. 3: xapl,
GSnnis a gSi(Iou, l.. Robt. Senfns.
cb Reuniuatsu, 6. Nsorton Steivari,
Hyn.ris s. siIa, q. 9. 9encomer,
S.srn nTrou. Orpile o0rDih,
81 gtsunrt GB. B. Eaplss,
oS-, a Brure, Ssrasl 9sbfn,
Geo. Z. Sarriion.
ere EnD treitere RGGriGpt lber
ao1Ss.eaShait WirS in Der Siiice, SieDefsgie Don
oNtb. sa rnS Batsrtr.. sr5siIt. poane aEs4attrdss
soart ,rlsoist psrcsn. SsIhGsrnnssnS n nsresn ant
iroeno cine 5rih aussHomn's"' pt'9' 's' @pp'"ah'
rpAniheE mag. -. seoa,,s,r.h e
fSau.1, ,1S.T) bs' ~"SaNSs Sssts
, 1873-04-06

| riere, in response to some sweeping accusations
| Of that paper against American and English
which those gentlemen state that both 'M1.
AuguBtin DAILY, Of the Fifth Avenue and Mr. A.
II. Palmer, Of the Union Squire Theatres, have
! honorably paid authors copyright for "A]ixe "
aud One Hundred YsarB Old"
The latest runor in regard to "Uncle SAM is
found q sensation that it's production here
| might enable both the French and America n
Governments to pay oil their war debts. It is
said that the manager Of the Grand Opera House
is content with the rscepta for the matineee, the
American Government receiving the receipts OF
the first three and the French Government Of
the last three nights Of the week. Secretary
Richardson's first settlement enabled him to
initiate the currency On Friday to the tune Of
81 LOG, 900.
The Arcadtan is determined that Mr.. Dion
Boucicau1t shall not be happy It says: "a
correspondent who has seen Olive Logan'a and
Boucicaults latest dramatic workR propounds
the following conundrums l. What is the dit
ference between 4 Business Woman and
Muitre guerin, He adds that answers from Mr
Dion Boucicanlt or Miss Olive Logan should not
be receiTed.' Now lot us hear from Mr. Bouci-
cau1t."
A most painful accident the other evening be-
fel Miss Maria con1tensy, young actress, who
pan1omiue ut Ast1er's Theatre. At the close Of
tho fairy scene, and just aa the curtain was de-
soending, piece Of heavy timber, come fourteen
feet in length, fell perpsndiculazly from the aies
on to the foot Of Miss Couxtenay. Her ehrieks
we're fearful. Two medical gentlemen. we're
called, and the unfortunate lady was without de-
lar conveyed to her residence. It was found
that thu piece Of timber, which had cut the boot
to pieces and pierced her stocking, had smash
ed her foot and cut the tendons, tie blood from
which flowed copioualy: She is, Of course, con-
fined to har bed, and is in = verY weak condition.
ellen Pommes d'or, !" the new fairy spectacle
at the Chateau dEau, Paris is quito snccessfp u.
Tie piece is from tho united pens Of zi1 authors,
who share the nightly percentage upon the gross
en- Apples' represents the qualities Of beauti-
full Princess, End As each magic pippin is stolen
BY malignant fairy, the young girl loses one OF
her virtues and gains = vice in exchange. This
pretty idea forms the groundwork Of lengthy
and amusing teerte, rendered doubly attractive
by ths aid Of rich scenery, pretty costumes, and
handsome bal1ets. One scens depicts the King
dom Of Games, where = ballet is danced By
lsdiss dressed to represent different toys.
TEcHrER AND MONTE cHR1sIo."
In 1eply to the offer. BY Augustin Dsay, OF
, 1873-04-06

III. Ottenbach has been defeated In bis claim
to produce his own works at the Gaite Theatre,
OF which he viii assume the direction on the 1st
of June, tho Society of Authors and Composers,
at 8 general meeting, having. decided, BY 1o9
votes against %, to maintain the present rules
pieces. II. Offenbach,. thus deprived OF the
power to execute his own operas, proposes to
fall back on melo- drama but there is ru1nor
tia. he will appoint nominal director, aud here
after evado tho stringent regulations Of tho as
soclation.
, 1873-04-06
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

ERlHCOPAL.
April 6-Sunday befcre Easter.
April 7-Monday before Eaxtar.
Aprt{ 8-Tueaday before Easter.
AprI 9-Wednesday before Easter.
April 1o-Thnrsdsy before Ea5ter.
april u-Good Friday.
April 12-Easter Even.
ROMAN CATHOLIC,
Ap7-1 6-Palm Sunday.
April 7-Monday in Holy Week.
April 8-TuesdaJ In Holy Week.
ApTt{ 9-Wedneeday In Holy Week.
April 10-Maundy Thursdx,:
April 1l-Good Friday
April 12--Holy Saturday.
, 1873-04-06
REVIEW OF ADJUSTMENTS.

THE DRAMA.
| Th1s week Miss Nelson begins an engagement
at McVicker's Theatre as .1uzies in sRoueo and
Juliet" and we shall behold the subject and oh
| 1ect Of probably the largest amount Of uraise
| and admiration that has been lavished upon any
| dramatic artist in America within the recollec-
| tion Of the Oldest inhabitant. The vocabulary
Of Mandatory adjectives has been ransacked by
the critics Of the press in the cties in which the
lady has appeared As q matter Of curiosity, wa
/ have chosen at random few specimens Of the
extravagant expressions evoked by Miss Nelson,
| who, as will be seen, has been, hince her arrival
in America, fairly "amothered in compliments" !"
This ia juliet!
all their curved and unduatory 1nes, are exquiseiY
represented.
wonderful poetic rhapsody, interpreted BY tho
inspiration Of raEe dramatic genius, .nd tluminsd by
exceptional personal beauty.
Tho happy medium between vigorous conception
and profound sentiment between rash impulse aud
yet intense pasaon 70 essential to tbs
Interpretation OF the poets creation.
Amid the barrenness and waste places In which tho
shakspearean dramas have been lost this magnificent
impersonation stands out like tho Dolectabs Noun
tatns. It Is the dowerJ oasis Of the deaert.
She belongs to that olasx Of artists who SEIZE
interpret and etnbody the 3aintest II we'll the most
vivid and powerful ideas Of tho author with singular
gktllfulneas and so it il that the Ideal becomes tho
Real.
Simply young Engrahwoman who had, by crest mt
usal gifts and severe study discovered Of the sub
limo secrets OF Shakespeare, which wonder Of the
world, aud puzzEng riddle Of the ages they roll
8he is the yeaJ embodiment Of the poetry and
whsh 9s hsgs o9dsd ths oe soul when
The lst might be continued I'D infnitum, but
these excerpts will suffice to indicate to Chicago
theatre-goeEs tho certainty OF enjoying d1amat-
ic feast both dainty md substantial. Miss Neil
sons is announced as brief engagement, mean
ing, no doubt, that We are to have but TWO or
three weeks Of her. Her greatest success has
been achieved as Juliet, a character which she
enacted nearly GOO times, and which will be the
chief feature Of her engagement, during which,
however, she is to appear as Rosazind in Is As
Yon Like It; JuEin in "The Hunchback," and
Pauline in the ''Lady Of Lyons" The com-
plote cast Of characters in Romeo and Juliet"
is as follows:
, 1873-04-06
SERVICES TO-DAY.

Trinity Church on "Gethaemane," and this avening
nn "Melcl:sedekn :,
Tho Rev. ]. T. Walker will preach this morning at
Calvary Church Christ Our Lord" Ltany service
NIP: m. n the evening there will be lecture On
The Prayer Book
The Rev. H. G. Kinney will ofac1ate this morning
Md evening at the Church Of the Atonenent.
The Rav. G. P. Dorset will preach this morning In
the ha1 No. IS North Clark street, up stairs.
AQ g.lnts' Church.
The Rev. Charles E. Cheney will presch usual
II CHRIST Church. During Passion Week there will be
when it will be at 10.
The usual services will he held at st. Stephens
Church.
The Rev. Dr.. Powers will preach as usual at st.
sohn's Church. Tbs morning subject il "Gethas-
mauan
=-Ihs Rey, Ciaton Locke will oaaciate in tho morn