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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
Local Intelligence.

CONSOLIDATED BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
CoNvENTIoN.-The colored benevolent 90.
cieties of this city have associated them
selves together under the shove title for the
relief of distress. The following gentlemen
are the officers:
President, Emile Burus; vice president,
George C. Mason; secretary, Fred. K. HYDE.
The delegates to the convention are:
Union Sons Relief Association-Fred: K.
Hyde, John Foreman, Henry Clsy.
Athletic Benevolent Association-Captain
Peter Joseph, Steven johnson, William A..
Barron.
Good Shepherds Benevolent Associations
Emile Burns. Charles Minor.
Congregational Benevolent Association
William Gordon, William Thomas, William
Davis.
United Meridian Band-Joseph Davis, T
Williams, William Woods.
Young Shepherds Benevolent Associa-
tion-Henry Williams, George G. Mason,
Thomas Carey
Lutheran Benevolent George
Williams, George Stewart, Frank Taylor.
All associations Of . benevolent ehapac.
ter, without reference to what religious
denomination they may be attached to. are
invited to send three delegates eseh, with
proper credentials, to the president, Emile
Burns, No. 81 Dsuphine street.
The association meets at Wesleyan Hall,
Liberty street, on Saturday evenings.
Let all the colored p ople who desire to
see sufferings allevisted aud their. race
elevated respond promptly. 1t il. the right
move in the right direction, and With such
officers at its head can not do. otherwise
than succeed. e.,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26

VARIOUS BILLS.
Ed Pilsbury, Administrator of Finance,
tor cash advanced for law charges, az per
vouchers, $l57 80.
New Orleans Times, advertising proposals
for the Department of improvements, $6.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany. advertising notice relative to side
walks, approved by the Administrator Of
improvements, $40.
New Orleans Picayune, advertising pro-
posals for the Department. of Improvements,
g IS.
New Orleans Bulletin, twelve mouths
subscription from January !, 1875; to Janu-
ary l, 1876 for the Department of Assess.
mt Ifta, approved, el2.
sumo av Delta, subscription from May 80,
1873, to October 1. 1875. for the Department
of Assessments, approved, 81:
Grand total, $685. 81.
Adopted by the Council Of tho city Of
New Orleans, August "a, 1875.
Yess-Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Burke.
Landry, Mccarthy. Pilsbury.
:. CHARLES J. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26

F1CEIc At THE BARRACKS. On che
swelith Of September Friendship Eire Com-
pany No. 3, Of Csrrollton, through the ser
vices of Messrs. Thomas Harris and Colonel
Wade Hampton, will give q picaic at the
Barracks FOR the csmpany's relief fund.
Prizes will he given for interesting contests,
such ss are usual at festivals. Mr.. James
lewis will deliver an address iii behalf Of
eolored frsmeB, and Messrs. q. Devezin
and L D. Herbert will also make sppro-
pirate speeches.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
MAYOKALTY OP EKw ORLEANS,
City Hall, August Is, 1873.

MAYOKALrY UG NKw ORLEANS, [
City Hall, August Is, 1873.
mo. 3226-Adminlstration Series
Resolred. That permission be and is here
by granted to Thomas A.. Enderly to erect
and operate rice mill at the corner Of
Notre Dame and Magazine streets; revoca-
Adopted by the Council of the city OF
New Orleans, Auenst "a, 1875
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY, Secretary.
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BIetesroloGfcsg and River AReDeves.
The following statement 0f the weather
and rivers il furnished by the Signal Service
n car AZ iOned M New <lr1eans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
AUCflON SALES THIS max.

Bf B. II B. J. MONTGOMERY, at IL o'clock, at
1t corner Of Camp and Natchez strests. aasort
msnt Of new and second hand furniture. .
BYHOEY ocONSOe. ~ Il O'Clock. at Merchants
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l. E0GRNR wAGGAMAH.
aul7 22 29 sel8 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Oresus
har:es Joseph DIbeas W. Francois Gabriel
Leva6eeur.

har:es } osepb Duboae vs. Francois Gabriel
Levabeeur.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
T. Orleans. No. 40 72i.-By virtue Of writ Of
seizure and tale to me directed by the honorable
the Fourth District Court Cor the parish OF Orleans
In the above entitled cause. will proceed to soil
at public auction. 1t the Merchant, and Auc ton
GERS exchange, Royal street, between Canal and
CustOmhouse streets, in the second District Of
this city. on SATURDAY. September 49, 1873, At
twelve O'clock H., the following described prop
HCERTAIN LOT or GROUND, together with all
and singular the buildings d improvements
thereon, rights waye, privileges or servitudes
theTSuntO attached OF in anywise appertainiDg,
situated in the second District Of this city, the
square bounded by st. Philip, Marais, Where and
Dumaine streets, measuring; III American measure,
Twenty-Five feet front on q. Philip street, by =
depth, in French measure of ore hundred and
twenty feet; such ~ the Sans Wa, acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from Jacques o.
FOrtfeY. according TO an act passed the eighth Of
July, ls47 before Paul Z. Laresche, late not ,ry
pubic in this city.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spOt
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
aulH ~ 20 ap8 Civil Shnl III the Parish nf
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AAYoKALTY OF NEW OkLkANs,
City Hall, August IS 1875. !
mo- 3225-HdministratiOn .Series.l
Resolred, That permission be and il here
by granted to Abel D'Estsmpes to erect an
oven on GENTLY road. near the corner of
Lsharpe street. for the manufacture Of
porcelain, revocsbla at the pleasure Of the
Council
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans. August 81, 1875.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. II. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26

The foul Herr ,gO.iua 70 jelli0n IL in Eu-
rope the real Turkey enc Of contention.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26

kUsan. r. 20 Sa. NJ - = go ~ IN ,. Uf
District COu't by virtue of plures writ OF ht ri
iacias to me directed by the honorable the Fourth
District Court for the parish Of Orleans, in the
shove entitled cause. Twill proceed to sell at pub
lie auction, at the Merchants and Aucti0neers 9x-
change, Royal street, between. Canal and Custom.
house streets in the second District Of this city
SATURDAY. September 49, 1875. ct twelve O'Clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
CERTAIN LOT or GEOUND, known number
seven, in square number slxty.six. bounded BY
streets measuring twenty -four feet q 20 anu half
lines front on Caron lelet walk. twenty three feet
six inches two lines on the line Of lot number six.
and sixty eight feet four inches four lines on the
opposite side line. Recorded in the conveyance
ffice in this city in book ninetyeight f0ho hvo
hundred and sevebt =. three.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms- Cash on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
CITY 0RDlllANcES-0fflCIAl
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.

nAro.!fTo1 NEW QlLIAHS
City Hall. August Is. 1875. {
mo. Decentralization Series.1
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That th1 following ap.
propriations be and are hereby made fog
The month of idly, 1875, and that the Ad-
ministratOr OF Public Accounts warrant on
the Administrator of Finance in payment
Of the same, whenever there shall be money
in the city treasury, to the credit of the
appropriate fund tor each account, and Lot
otherwise appropriated:
-. DEPARTNENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
Admintst,utor's Office
New Orleans Bulletin. twelve
months subscription to Jsnuary 1.
1870. s....'............... 3l2 W
J. w. Madden. stationery. ......... 81 IS
Total. "a IS
Bureau Of Sheets-.
F. Wonder Hsar, Office rent, Fourth
District SOS 90
Louis Bird, office rent, Third District IS 90
H. Marks, offire rent, Second District 80 90
n. Abascal, Yrnt of lot. T.. ..... 10 90
T. Hasam, lumber. .............. aga IS
Conrad Armbruster, sand, lime and
orlck. ................... ......... "a
Total Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 SO
BMreaM Of Drainage-
7. HasaM, lumb er.................e Gil IS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26

morning sneak thief entered the residence
Of Mr.. Vincent, CORNER Of Camp and Terpsi-
ch0re streets, and stole some table silver
ware, while the servant was in the kitchen.
There il 10 clue to the depredstor.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
MAYUkALrY o. NkW UkLkANs,
CITY Hall, August Is, 1875.

CITY Hall, August Is, 1875 !
No. 3224.Administration Series
Be 1T ordained. That the sum Of 4l59 90
be and the same is hereby appropriated in
favor. of DR.. E Les rade, transferee of T.. A.
Martin, late sheriff of the parish of Jeffer-
son, for the msintepauce Of prisoners ar
rested IN the Savt nth District, in the month
of December, 1874. and chargeable to the
city Of New Orleans. ~ per bill approved
by the judge Of the Second judicial Die
trict Court, and that the Administrator Of
Public Accounts warrant on the Admins
TRAITOR of Finance in payment of the same,
whenever there shall be money in the city
treasury TO the credit of the appropriate
fund, out Of the revenues of the gear 1874,
and not otherwise appropriated. :.
Adopted by the Council Of the city Of
New Orleans, August "a, 1875.
. Yeas-Bertoli, Brown, Bouny, Burke,
Landry, MCCARTHY. Pilsbury.
CHARLES j. LEEDS, Mayor.
A true copy:
j. H. HARDY. Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26

BEFORE JUDGE EVANS Joseph Smaltz
for rescuiug prisoner from Officer Collins
and for assault and battery, goes to the Su.
perior Criminal Court. " Fige6sohp keeps
him company, having been in the same
serimmage.
Fisher Hunt, alias Sterling Ross, carried
. concealed weapon, for which he goes to
the First District Court.
Mary Scott tried to kill Sussn Edwards,
therefore Coca to the First District Court.
John Robinson carried . deadly weapon
concealed On his person, and he must an.
swer tor that uncommonly. comnsa offense
BY having trial before o juicy.
Benedict. whs seems 70 have no front
Aame. assaulted and battered John KesHoa.
Committed for trial. i.
Alice Williams and Jane Causia not only
assaulted and battered Lizzie Henderson
Cut gave her such abuse - she deserved.
Cirst District Court.
James Williams stole hand cart, eonse-
sueHtly ssust have . setrlsment with .
Jury.
Matilda Lindsay picted up go which
belonged " susthsr pesson. First District
COurs.
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RIVER REPORr-3 p. II.
Southwest Pass.

*Bel0w bench mark
tBe.ow high water mark of 1874.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26
SHERIFTS~ SALES.

AsAreas Frey ". Chrissian 0laaa.
CNTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Of Orloans No 7942.-By virtue Of Q writ Of sejs.
ure and sale 70 mo directed by tine honoSable the
sixth District Court for the paztah o. OElsaae,
IN sse shove entitled cause win pre?eed 70 se q
kxchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus
eomhouSe streets, in tho Second Distrtos Of
twelve O'Clock H.. the following described prop
ertv to wit..
buildings and i'm pfovemepts there0ns and oil the
app9s,ts a, sas"unso heonsng. :isusted ID
lot number seven in the Square bounded By Craps
(oS Burgundy, D.nphipe. Independence aud Pau
line street Said lot measures forty.one feet nlno
feet in depth and front on CrAps u Burgundy
street. Being. the same property purchased BY
the defendant hereR from II. Aussmanp per act
passed Oh the eighth of December 1866, beloro A.
I. Bienvenu, notary public in this cts.
Seized In the ab0veSuit.
Terns-CAsh on the spOt
Bt0ENR WAG0AMAU
an AIN n RAN- n.-l-A n -
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The City Of New Orleans W. Cete0sSno
SOrhet.
NuPRpI0R DISTRICT C0nRr R0R THK PARISH

CUPKRIOR DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- Orleans, No. n, 432.-By virtue Of writ OF hen
District .Csurt for the parish of Ovlesns IN the
above entitled Cause, for city taxes Of 1874. will
proceed sell at public auction, at the Merchants
end Auctioneers Exchange. Royal street, betweea
Canal and Cust0mhOuse streets, in the Second Die.
trict Of this city. HRlDAY September 10 1873, 1t
twelve O'clock NJ. the following described prop
erty to wit
ONs CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in
ths Second District of this '0itv. in square number
ffty.6ve, bounded by Royal, Hospital. Ursulnes
and Bourbon streets, designated as lot number
by one hundred and senty Eight feet in depth
ONE CkRrAIN LOT or G0OUED. situated In
the Second District of thls city in square number
seventy .seven bounded by Bourbon, St. Philip.
Ursulines and Dauphine streets. measuring thirty
two feet on Bourbon street, by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth.
Neized in the above SUIT
Torms-Caah on the spot.
EiIGRNR WA0GAMAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-26

Vaudeville and Rohastaea streecs fas pitah-
ing nickels for keeps, sad that was gam
bling. The boy who has to- on his heal was
not moro. - ga .'ss' =. r, ---
1t ID fashionable just ho~ for men ~ho
have load Of fighting whisky in to bonn
haste J. P. Becker, keeper of beerhouse
Oh Royal street. IL seems that drunken
fellows from the upper side of Canal street,
failing 10. find batting material in that
locality 60 below and pitch into Becker juit
for fun. The recipient is getting tired Of
the joke, and has made an affidsvit against
Hartman, one of his assailants.
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Bernard Duthu John Hrunaso, trans.
feree) VS.. Thomas Psucett.

aul7 20 20 se3 CvilSherif Of the Parish of Orleans
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RUGENB WA0GA4AN,
aul1 20 SELF Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orlean
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In the Matter Of the eecoDA DFaining Dis.
rrict. praying.f or the homologaiion Of the 3.
akasnnAuf

aGl3 29 sel9 Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of
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EUUkNE WA6HAMAN,
aul8 30 sel9 Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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Tho City Of New Orleans. ~. Mrs. l..
G. DeLiSle. -

BOUBC68 WA0UAMAN,
aul7 % SELF Civil Sheuff for the Parish Of Orean
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

j. H. HARDY. Secretary.
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MAYORALTY OF NEW OkkEANs,
City Hall, August 25, 1875.

j. H. HARDY, Secretary
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
Political Notes.

The Princess Anne. True Ma'ytander is ndg-
rant over the defeat of the Democratic ticket in
Somerset county. 1t says the colored
people voted sin solid numbers" against it, and
That this fact is ESPECIALLY maddening." 1t re-
minds them that they were voted school fund
from the State, by the Democratic Legislature,
and thinks that such vipers should be left out on
II rock to freeze. We suppose nothing will ap-
pease the TtueMdryldnder' hot indignation but
tle closing of the colored schools.
Mr.. Benjamin Lankford, (Rep.) Zone of the
delegates elect to the Maryland Legislature for
Somerset county, has served his county in that
capacity eleven times, and this will make the
twelfth. He is 76 years Of age.
Some of the Republican papers are recon-
mendng Chief Justice Waite Of Ohio, and JUS
tiee David Davis. of Illinois, as Republican can
didates for the Presidency. In onr view Pres
tlent should never be chosen from the u s..
supreme Bench.-R Reading Times and Dispatch.
General Butler has bought gold mine This
is ono of the first results of hard-money tri-
unph. Had Ohio gone for Bill Allen and rag
money Uncle Ben would have bought paper
mill and printing ofce.-Bostom Ae,os.
The Cincinnati Gdzette thinks the general re-
suit Df the November elections indicates that
the question who shall be the next President
viii be exclusively Republican one.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
AT THE BRANDywINE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND GRAIN-CORRECTED DAILY.
The Worcester & Somerset II. II

ITS PROPOSED ExTENsIor-THE SURVEY COMPLETED
GEN. PAINTER LOOKING AFTER THE INTERESTS
OF THE ROAD.
The Worcester q Somerset Il. Il. is branch
from the Eastern Shore X. r. (extension Of the
Del. r. r } and starts out on the.east side a few
miles below Princess Anne. The road is already
built and in operation to Newtown. Its proposed
terminus is Cherrystone, opposite Norfolk
Quite recently the road passed into the hands of
Gen. William Painter,a Philadelphia broker. who
is now working up the proposed extension OF the
same, though at present not to its intended ter
minus. The objective point now in view is Chin
colleague Bay, and on Friday last a survey was
concluded to that estuary at Bloodgood's wharf,
short distance below Nashville. There is suf-
ficient water at that point to allow vessels of
five or elk feet draught to approach the wharves.
Gen. Paynter WAS in Newtown, last week, and
went down again, this morning in the official
car of the p. W. x b. 20. He says that if the
proper aid is extended by the community
through which the road is to pass, 1.-THE work of
building the extension will immediately go on.
The new management is economizing and out
ting down expenses. Mr.. Ward, formerly the
agent at Newtown, now combines the positions
of superintendent of the road, agent at New
town and Coston's, and conductor. Mr.. Hill,
the former conductor will have charge of tho
section handg.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
The sNaIiOn,s,, Errors.

lfToiu tiie NeW lOIh -niesi INV. io'J
Thereiis no accounting for the recent course
nj the Nation in reference to local questions ex-
copt upon the hypothesis that the editor OF that
journal has ceased to study them for himself on
tho spot, and treats them at a distance on sec
ond-hand information. To begin with, the Ma
lion asserted that the Boss had reduced the
laborers wages, and deserved credit for it, where
as John Kelly expressly declared at several pub
lie meetings that he was opposed to the measure
and thought $2 day WAS not enough for the
working man. These speeches have evidently
not yet fallen under the eye of the editor OF the
Nd'ton. Then the paper made out that John
Morrissey was the Republican candidate, where
as the Republican party had nothing whatever to
do with his nomination, and he was elected by
Democratic votes, and will undoubtedly vote on
all questions with the Democratic party. Then
The Nation said that "Morrissey and his kind
were driven out of Tammany Hall two years
ago, whereas nothing of the sort took place two
years. or even one year ago. Then it alleged
That Kelly had been 'deposed," and another
Boss" set up by the Reformers in the person OF
Morrissey-a statement of affairs which all our
readers who live in the city know to be absurd
We simply submit it to their judgment All the
alleged facts presented by the Nation are pure
fiction. and all it's theories are wildly wrong. We
have never seen 80 clever paper fall into 30
many blunders before.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
The Eastern shore.
CECIL COUNTY.


Elkton is opening new cemetery.
Hogs have been dying about Elkton from an
unknown disease
bale of cotton fell upon James Morgan at
the Elkton depot several days ago, disabling
him. He is out again.
About $500 worth of young fruit trees were
nnloaded at Elkton last week.
The thieves who stole clover seed from MIR.
l,eagn some weeks ago, have been caught
They were Alex Cuff and Samuel Goulding, who
are now in jail. Cuff confessed and told where
the seed had been hid, but some one had re-
moved it and sold it, it is supposed, in Whining
ton, as previously arranged
1t is proposed to re-organize the Elkton Read
ing Room.
DORCHESTER COUNTY.
At the late term of the Court a number of vio-
laters of the Local Option law were indicted, but
only one or two indictments were sustained.
Col. Wallace Il Son have opened their oyster
packing house at Cambridge and are busiy en-
gagged.
1t is told of Cambridge that several years ago
it had a bachelors club, at which. one night, 1t
was resolved to draw straws to select the first
victim for marriage. All the others were to fol-
low him. Last month he chose a "partner OF
Ills joys and nov bountful crop is anticl-
pated.
Cambridge has organized a military company,
Jno. O. Henry is captain.
wIcoAIoo COUNTY.
The Wolf Hill M. p. Church WAS dedicated on
Sunday, Revs. @. Il. II. Ewell, j. Nj. Holmes,
and r. I. Tagg conducted the services. The
corner stone of a new colored Nj. b. church Will
be laid at Williams Branch next Sunday.
Messrs. White Il Webster are erecting a new
oyster packing house at Salisbury which will
commence operations in about ten days.
Rumor has it that two mail trains day each
way will soon be run on the u. s. Il. r.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
state Items.

IoTTlSGs FROM OUR EXCHANGES IN THE THREE
COUNTIES ON DELAWARE.
Rov. John Leamy will resign the pastorate of
the Baptist church at Milford on June 1st.. .....
The Lebanon Good Templars gave necktie party
last week, at which about 400 people were present
...... There are only 16 vacancies in the pub
hc schools in Dover .. 1t is believed that il
the Town Hall Go. at Middletown would pur-
chase few scenes an amateur dramatic associa-
ton would be organized. ....... Mr.. Stierle,
architect, is busly engaged on drawings of the
IRON pier at Lewes and its surroundings for ex-
hbtion at the Centennial. ..... A new Epieco
pal church is soon to be built at Laurel. The
Masons will lay the foundation for it next week.
........D. w. Moore Of Laurel, has just COM
peted another fine vessel of about 80 tons. She
will be launched off the ways on Tuesday or
Wednesday next,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-15
AnitIsenleilts.
ITALIAN OPERA, THIS EVENING.

ITALIAN OPERA, THIS EVENING.
This evening, the Adelaide Phillips Italian
Opera Company will perform II Troudtore at the
Opera House. The company is fully organized
with chorus and orchestra, and will give first
class performance. There should be a crowded
house. Miss Adelaide Phllisps takes the part
Of Azneena.
We were authorized by the management, on
saturday, to say that tho Company would cer-
tainly play OH both the evenings announced
to-nig ght and tomorrow night; we are now re-
tnested to say that tomorrow evenings engage
inent ia withdrawn and only one performance
wall be given here.
OTHER NOTES.
On Saturday evening, the Holman Troupe
gave Z" Girofe Girofla" at the Opera House. II
is not remarkably amusing OPERA itself, and
the rendering fell much below the representa-
tions of opera bouffe given here by Aimee and
Mrs. Oates. Some OF the actors, including Miss
Holman Mr. Barton, who played ..Bolera, and
Mr.. Ellis Ryse, the Moor, did fairly, and the
singing of several choruses WAS loudly applaud
cd and enCOred.
The announcement of the Georgia Mnstrels
FOR Thursday evening appears elsewhere.