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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

SENT Down FOR TRIAL.-Judge Evans
last evening sent the following gases to the
Superior Criminal Court: A. Won Werthern,
breaoh of trust and embezzlement; Charles
Prince, carrying concealed weapon; Caro-.
line Moore, wounding Mary Kathley with
intent to murder; Frederick Gremme, en-
bezzlement and larceny.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

Sedine in chills and fever; use it in place
of auinine; it is more certain and reilble,
and leaves none of it's bad head symptoms.
NJ. B. Morrison & Co., agents.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

ing named gentlemen have been appointed com.
missioners OF election by the president, and ap.
proved ~ the administrative committee Of the
Central Republican Club. Election to be held Nav
], 1876 from A. NJ until P. NJ: C. W. Rowan,
chairman; J. J. tlatley, A. frilot, J. C. Warden.
Joseph Howard James Dunsmore clerk.
By order OF j. BRIM, President.
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RELIGIOUS

DELICIOUS NOTICE.
REV. J. D. ADAMS, the Pastor, will preach TO.
DAY in Ames Methodist Episcopal Church at ii
A. NJ. and 1870 P. NJ. The services will be in the
beautiful Auditorium.
LILY-WHAT THE FLOWERS TEACH. ap30 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

Georgia papers assert that General Cor
don can be Senator for life, if he 10 not
made President.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
CLOSING LECTURES
~ ON SPiRITUAL'SM,

" On SPIKITUALfSM,
At Minerva Hall, No. 1873 Clio Street.
THE TkANCk SPEAKER, J. MADISON ALLkN.
will be assisted on THIS SUNDAY by the
eminent DR.. SAMUEL WATSON, of Memphis,
Tennessee who will p&r.icip pate in the services
II A. NJ. and 730 P. NJ. These will BIO the closing
mora than usually Interesting. Subjects to- he
treated-"HELL what, where. when and why)
and how to keep out OF it, "HkAvEN,. and how
tn get into it, with an exposition Of the law Of
influences. Admission to the evening lecture
twenty five cents. -
DIR. Watson, with Mrs. Hawks. of the lnner.lfe
department Of the rpri sual Magazine, will be
press nj at a social meeting of ths friends at the
New Spiritual Home OF Mrs liver. No. 40 Maya
zine street, Monday evening May l, at 7:so p M.
ap3O ltn
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

A STATE TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN.-
Theo. N. Ramsay has recently arrived from
Raleigh, North Carolina. He has come to
labor among the citizens Of Louisiana in
the interest of the Independent Order of
Good Tempiars, and will open the cam
paign on Monday night at halfpast seven
o'clock, at Carrollton, at the German Metho-
dist Church. Everybody is invited to be
present.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

Hall Fourth Ward Central Republican
CLUB attention atteutiou!-An Republican voters
and residents Of the above ward whose names
have been registered on the roll book of the club.
hereby notified that there will b9 an elect IN
tigny street, between Bienvi:le and Customhouss
streets from twelve O'Clock NJ. to P NJ, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the Parish Com
mittee, and delegates to the State invention. to
be held Nav 80 1876. COmmiss ones Of election
J. 4. Matthew. Jean Patron, G. c. Schmidt Clerks
Albert Emanuel Oh aries P. vgerA
ROBERT MALCOLM, Pre- 3ident.
Cu.pyrsp VIGrRs Secretary ap29 1t
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Hnu of the sixth Ward Radical Rebub-

Hall Of the Sixth Ward KadIcaI HepuD.
lican Central Club, New Orleans, April %. 1876
The officers and membsrs of the above namad
club are hereby notified that there will be al
election fer iva delega es OIL MONDAY, May ],
1876. at the Club ROM Congregation Hall, on
Claiborne street. near Ursulines street.
Tie fol lWing gentlemen were appointed to coz
duet sa d elect ON: Com issionsrs-Henri Jean,
&. Fsury, Joseph Aull Cierks-Jolln q. Puchtlsr.
Joseph Ihezsn,
The poll will be open from II N. to P. NJ.
BIZ order Of the p esident
apo II JOHN g. PGCHTLER, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

him was worth nothing. The Louisville
detectives were anxious to secure the mans
trunk; but it was like flea, having unac-
countably vanished. His lawyers had
taken his note for $4,000 fees, but they
weakened on him and sued him for their
money, they asserting that he possessed
sufficient means to settle the debt, but
would not render up dollar. He declined
to talk about the diamond business. 1t was
supposed that the Circuit Court would sur
render the accused to Detective Pearson
YESTERDAY.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
Hali OF the Feur,eenth Ward Repub-

Hall Of the Fourteenth Ward Repub-
licau Central Club, New Orleans, April g. 1876
publican Central Cab: In pursuance of call Of
the Republican Parish Executive Committee of
the psrish of Orleans, there will bs election
held MONDAY. May |, al the Club room OF Water
street, between Chestnut and Walnut streets.
from seven until nine O'clock, to elect one
dele to the State Convention ard also to elect
two IL Ate to the Republican Parish Executive
Committee, parish of OIL cans.
The following comm sslOnsrs were appointed to
supervise the elect IN: B. J. LacT, Alfred Pres
ton Henry Young, Joseph Brown.
H. POWELL, Pre- sidant.
n HrSu Secre-ary ap3O 1t
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

Barnett's Iodo-Sarza-Recommended by
physicians.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
SPECIAL, NOTIuE2.
Regular Meeting OF the Chamber of
Commerce, MONDAY, May l. 1876, at 7:3O P. NJ.
ap3olt W. H. BURwELL. Secretary

Headquarters Company A, Continental
Guards, ST. Patricks Hal, New Orleans. April 80,
l876.-Attention Continent al Guards.-YOu are or
uniform, at ten o'clock MONDAY MORNING, May l..
RIM. MONTGOMERY. Captain.
JosTPH Startling, Orderly Sergeant. ap36
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

DECIDEDLY MoNoroNOUs.-Onoe more it
is asserted that the Office of Attorney Gen
eral Field has been burglarized. 1t is said
that yesterday morning when the Office,
which is in the State House, was opened by
the porter deck was found broken open
and all sorts of documents scattered around
promiscuously. Mr.. Field expresses be-
lief that somebody wished to secure certain
political documents, but the papers were in
a safe place, so the depredator was foiled.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30
Local Intelligence.

HONORABLY DIsCHARGED.-We are called
upon to report another case in which dis
contented partner has attempted to settle
tho disputes Of the firm by appealing to the
police courts. On Good Friday. Mr.. w. 3.
Stevenson entered charge of emhezzle-
ment against his partner in the auction
business, H. J. Koelpers, but has, it ap-
pears, neglected to come forward with any
testimony to support his charge. We are
told that the accused has made several
efforts to bring the case to an issue, and
that Judge Evans has repeatedly sent out
to find the witness Stevenson, but the police
have been unable to find him. Yesterday,
the case came up again. The accused was
promptly on hand with his witnesses, but
Mr.. Stevenson appeared only by his coun-
sel, who was NOT, of course, q competent
witness, nor does it appear that he had any
standing in court, as he was not retained by
the State to conduct the prosecution. The up.
shot of the matter was that Mr.. Koelpers
was honorably discharged by Judge Evans,
and is now preparing to institute criminal
proceedings against Mr.. Stevenson. Mr.
Koelpers is certified to US as man of I'M
questionable probity and responsibility,
who has for many years been intrussed
with important interests, requiring intelli-
gence and integrity, AMI that he has always
discharged his duties to the entire satisfac-
ton Of all interested. sMr. Stevenson is,
for aught We know, innocent of any inten-
tional wrong. But he has had the misfor-
tune to fall out with his business partner,
and, in the hope Of coercing him to terms,
has invoked the dangerous powers of the
police courts, when he should have sought
the civil courts. However the case may
finally terminate, there is nothing in the
history Of the case so far as it has been
made public that reflects upon the honor Of
Mr.. Koelpers.
mr. DIT A n1ooa.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

Hall of the First Ward Central Repub-
licau Club april 80, l316.-The polls wi be open
on MONDAY, May /, from IL NJ. until 8 P. NJ.
Commissioners of Eiection-Harry Lewis, Taco.
Grant ]. c. Mi Ter, Thomas Il. Burke A. Campbell.
By order of THOMAS w. WICKHAM:
an3O II President
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

CARROLrON FIRE DEPARTMENT.-Ap pleas
ant card informs the reporter that the Car
rolton fire department will celebrate its
next anniversary on the sixth of May.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

BARGAINS IN DRY GDODs.-At the Cres-
cent Store, No. II Bourbon street, between
Canal and Customh0use streets, all who
call will find q choice assortment of season
able dry goods, which are now offered at
auction prices, and being all Of reliable
qualities afford the greatest bargains to
purchasers. They have also ladies' quits
and children's dresses, ready made. and
when desired will make them to order at
very low prices.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

Office of the 0letairie Cemetery Associa.
ton New Orleans April 10, l876.-Tne stOckhOld-
ers Of this association are hereby notified that an
election for six directors to for the ensuing
year will be held at the ofti ee of said association,
No. is Garondeet street, OIL MONDAY, May /, 1876,
between the hour Of 10 A. NJ. and P. N.
By Ordar Of the Board
apl9 % 80 W. g. LIPSCOMB, Secretary.
Louisiana Savings Rank and Safe De.
post Company, Apr ~, lS76.-An election for
seven Directors viii be; heli at the Bank on MON.
DAY, Msy l, 1876. JOHN s. WALTON,
ap23 At Cashier.
New Orleans Canal and Banking Com;
psny. New Orleans. April u, l376.-Pr0p0sals will
be received at the bank for the purchase or lease
of its different properties at the Lake end Of the
New canal aud terminus Of the New Orleans City
Railroad to the Lake.
ap27 lm Oh. jUMONVILLS. Cashier.
Once of the Louisiana Jockey Club,
New Orleans, April Is lS7o.-The stockholders Of
this association hereby Notified that election
for twenty-ore directors. to serve for the ensuing
year will be held at the Office Of said sssocation
No. Is Csrondelet rost, On MONDAY. May 8, 1876,
between the hours of II A. NJ. and r. N.
ap26 lot JOSEPH P. HORROR, Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-30

An election will be held at the hail Of
the Seventh Ward Radical Republican Central
Club, on Greatmen, between B sga tells and Union
streets. on MONDAY. May l, 1876, from P. NJ. to8
r M, for the purpose II elsctins delegates to the
gates to the parish executive committee. All Re.
publican voters of the W ard whose names are On.
rolled are REQ uested to participate.
Commissioners Of Elscti0n-J. Davis, Georges
Candiff, J. L. Dupsrt. +. Richard A. Victor.
Clerks-A. A. Denis L. Berteneau, William J.
Moore. 9. J. ADOLPH, 1resideut.
A. A. DENIS, Secretary. ap30 1T
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
CELEBRATIONS IN OTHER CIIlEa

ALBANY, n. y, Feb. 22.-Thc anniversary
Of washngton's birthday duly observed to-day By
naradcs Of the Ninth Brigade iu the morning and the
Washington CDniireutas ia the afternoon.
HUNTISGToN, l.. l.. Feb. 22.-To-day was
observed In this village general holiday all the stores
being closed.
WuKrsBaRRE, Penn, Feb. 22.-TO-day was
u,hered in by the riung OF bells and rng uf ramon
All the public buildings and many private Ones had hagS
di-laved and the day generally ohscrycd a, ho-
day One thousand Oav.s of bread were distributed 10
the poor by the Hon. III. Is. wright
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Feb. 22.-Wa-lip gton's
birthday was celebrated by the ringing OF bells aud the
firing Of cannon. The Twentynitn Brigade or state
militia plIadcd
CIvUNATTI, Feb. .-WashingtOn's birthday
WA uuito generally observed here. The Chamber of
Commerce and banks were closed. banquet was given
n; the Grand Hotel NIGHT to the CIillicoihe Light
Guard GOV. Hayes and other prominent pcrscns de-
ivcrcd addresses.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Feb. 22.-The anniycr-
sary of Wasnlngons birthday ia ohseryed here by dis
play of ,gs belringing artillery sautes, aud the
rad of the First Light Infany Regiment and the First
Battalion ~ Cavalry. The snow storm cleared on al
o'clock this morning.
PORT JFRvIs, y. Y, Feb. 22.-To-day was
well observed work suspended in all tho principal
shops ana grand parade by the different so
cictcs.
WAsnIYGToN, Feb 22.-Thc Oldest lnhabi-
tants Association held meeting to-day st IL o'clock ~
which Washingons farewell address read by Mr. H.
n Easily and patriotic Oration delivered by Mr. \. Cal
Ian Al IL o'clock the Fro Department passed in rc-
view before the President 4 salute was httd D.! the
District Artillery. Tne 9th Regiment OF "arylard, 60
cortcd Washington Vh Infantry Corps, on Their
way Ia Alexandria, tis morning, paid marching salni
the President. All the Government departments were
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
Sxw-YORK MERCHANrS ON BARD MONEY
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF CON.
MERGE CALLED TO EMPHASIZE ITS SUPPORT on

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE CHAMBER OF COW.
MERGE CALLED TO EMPHASIZE IFS SUPPORT on
AN HONEST CURRENCY.
Some time ago an organization known as the
Board Of Trade" hayings nominal membership, pro-
sided over by George Opdyke. but really maraged BY
O. W. Chatter Clarke connected with the advertising Co
partment Of The Express newspaper, adopted resolutions
fsyoring the eenback theory. These resolutions
circulated pamphlet form in Congress- and created
impression that they the expression Of the views o9
the chamber OF Commerce, The Chamber Of Commerce
repudiates all aaton with the Board OF Trade and
it's uerances and order that full and emphatic express
sion may be given to the hard money policy Of the
Chamber, has called a special meeting for tomorrow
The request TO the President TO call the meeting
Ia signed by DrexeI, Morgan Co., b. g. ArBoI Co.,
Maitland Phelps Co.. A. A. Low h Bros, Blake Broth.
ers & Co.. John J. Cisco George W. Lane, william II.
Fogg d Co. Elliott C. COwdin Co., Samuel Mclean
Co.. Kayne, Spring. Dale Co.; Low, Hartman & Co.. E.
w Corliss j. NJ. Hasted, Phelps Dodge & Co., r. d.
Morgan & Co., Benz. b. Sherman Morton, Bliss a Co.,
Henry F. spaulding, Vermlye Co. J. Il ". selignan 4
Co.. L. g. 4 @. c. Ward Richard irwin. Parker Handy r.
g. Winston. W. M. Yernilye, John & Hugh Auchncoss,
". C. Langley g. Co., and others. II is ~ follows;
SAMUEL d. BABcOCK, esq, President Chamber Of Conf
nfeTcs.
DEAR SIR In view OF the pending 10 Congress
affecting the National finances, We the undersigned me-
bers OF the Chamber of Commerce particularly de-
srous that the Chamber should again give expression to
its opinion this subject, they therefore %spectluy
request you to call special meeting or Innrshay next
Feb "a at 1 o'clock D.
Netc York, Feb u. 1876
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
VOB1N'S CENTENNIAL UORK.
REVIEW or WHAT WOMEN HAVE DONE FoR THE
CrXTpHNIAL EXHiBrTIOE-AN APPENL BY TIE

REVIEW or WHAT WOMEN HAVE DONE FOR TIE
CENTENNIAL EXHlBITioE-AN ArrEn BY TIE
woMLN's CENTENNIAL UNION OF NEw-iORK.
The women of Ncw-York who take IN in
re.t in the Centennial Exhibition Philadelphia aud
have organized work for its have issued the
following statement and appeal To the pnhic
The ,cputaton from the Ncw-iOrk Womcn's Ccnten-
niai Union visited Philadelphia on Saturday aud WAS
mot cordially entertained By The Presd NJ ana repre-
sentative members Of the Executive Commi.tce.
A early as 1873 a band O thirteen women inaugu
rated the wOnans movement which las spread through
ont the Unlon and eir vigorous Efforts, with the
operation of ia other states, realized the
$95,l4 In june 1870, applications from Tor
eign coun,ric exhibition had already become
numerous, and among the applicants, women held
prominent place. that IL was decided to institute
a department IN which exclusively tho Inventions
and Industries OF zen should bc eIbbiied Tie nde-
agablc wonlens Commission set to work anew TO raise
for this purpose, AMI within four months tneir
appeal had resulted ia obtaining sum OF $4,000 or tho
erection Of the wom.ns Payilion Twelve st,tSs con.
tribue this sum- the women ~ Pcnnsylvania SWING
,IJU 900; of Ohio, 9lO,UOO OF Massachusetts. 5000.
About 900 more Is needed To complete the building
IN interior decorii oi including h0w cascs gas xres,
and current expenses during the Exhibition; to which
may be- added the expenses for model hospital with ITS
trained nurses, and "A kniergartel
II s desired that representative bo sent from New
may represent her city III the approaching celobration
and have In their meetings. III possible local com
WILL be- formed here to collect descriptions ia the
As one OF tho great cities Of the Union. NewYork
rally wishes 70 s nsr punn IN ,o .dn9 VOL,
teriay at meeting Of the Executive Comntec ut the
Ssmacn as Phiadephis has contributed s5oco and
al resolved that NewYork City shall $4,000
Tor Wonens Department. including the 200 Subscribed
for The banner raiapd above aud bc;Opd shall be-
devoted o memorial Ia this city 10 nomens and chldrens
uutes tho centennial year The time short. but
n with patriotic feeling tue women o. our ~ unite and work
with wl they may yet accomplish his aonbe AIM aud
joining the
son Of phs also by ersetinx
own city memorial the great blrssng Of
National prosperity and growth In th. hundredth
anniversary.
call Ii therefore made the Of EewYork 10
connect themselves iD way with the Central Board
of CtutADnial Uulun. Clckrrin9 Hall.
ave, corner of Eighteenthst, where all written
munications to articles 10 b exhibited &c, viii be
received and duly anawsrrd.
Contributions ahoud bs cent 10 the Trsasurer Mrs ~
p, Hsbeck,
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
ARREST OF SUSPECTED HARLEM RoBBER.

The police arrested young man at the Revere
House. at Broadway aud East Hous met. yesterday,
whom they believe imp Ated In the robber in Hsr-
lem Saturday Of $4,000 from Mrs Ann Polhamus,
widow. 70 years OF age Mrs. Polhamus lives at No 537
East One ehundrcd dsndeeventeenthst Some months sgo
she sold house. ana placed tho money received for On
deposit in savngs bank. She advised to draw 1t
out and put ii In some place. which she did
and kept It In secretary in her bedroom On Saturday
she went out for . few hours. .,and when
she retu ned she found that thieves had car
ried on all her money. and her jowelry valued
ut about $500. Detective Clark was instructed by Ser
geant Osborn who commands the Twelfth Precinct, to
investigate He suspected that the persons who
were 90 much interested in advising hra Polhsmus to
withdraw her money from ths savings bank might have
had somethne - DO win tho robbery. He gained the
Description Of yeung man whose co-duct had laid aim
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
The FIRE RECORD.
IN JERSEY CITY,

About a. IN. yesterday fire broke out In
Daniel schorrs barber shop in the Avenue House Jersey
City Hghts. When the fire first discovered the
nua masquerade bail Of the Entracht Singing Society
progress In the ballroom the second floor OF the
hotel. The well filed with dancers, and 40
as it became known that the house wac on fro
rush made for both flights Of stairs leading from the
rooms and the excitement great that was only
by exerons OF three persons that the fright
ened inmates prevented from trampliDs on each
other. Two stood the stairs and shouted that
the fire almost out and that there danger
and deception mad the effect Of partially quelDg the
tumult. In few minutes all the inmates reached the
street in safety with the exception Of few bruises and
torn clothing BY the time the engines arrived the fro
had reached the story above the barber shop but the
flames subdued. During the progress OF the
fire all explosion took place. and name vas seen
running along the roofs OF five adjoining houses and ap
pareutly opening them in center aud nfng them mp
short distance YesterlIy il was found that the roofs
were cracked along the whole distance and were badly
damaged. The cause OF the explosion remains nnrx.
planned The loss to these buildings will reach $lOOV
The hotel damaged ~ 800. All we're owned by q.
F. Howell. and fully insured Daniel scborr loses
800 ON stock and ixtuTes insured for 500 In the
Jersey City Insurance Company t. Angelo cigar
dealer 5000 stock which is insured for $500 IN
the Gerlnania Company or Ncw-fork.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23

open to suspicion, and followed him up Carefully ~
police believe that there several persons who VIZ
engaged In the robbery and that stolen uons
divided among them They arr believed not n ~
professionals, but fast young who spend their muss
reoklessly The full particulars Of the ease are wi,S
held from the public By the poll ~ for ths
present, because they hore TO be able nos
only to arrest the thieves but also to rscgvss
part at least Of the stolen property. The young man
arrested yesterday appeared cool aud unconcerned Hs
did not ask what he had been arrested for but al
silent all the time that he at the Police Central
Office He Is shrewd looking but his bore the Darts
of dissipation. His name is w.bheid by The police who
do wish his accompces to know that he las been
arrested Inspector Dlks ordered Detective Clark 10
take the prisoner To inspector Thoine, IN whose district
upon tue case Tie police determined to leave M,
mans untied 10 bring the thieves to Justice, and restoe
10 Mrs Polhamus her stolen fortune, without which aha
will be left destitute, she s too old her own
living Inspector Dks said that he believed that Detec.
tive Clark had good clew. and wOnd probably be abs
~ recover y portion OF tho money soon.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-23
: and gentlemen of the CITY, composed "a fol


Over thirty ladies and more than seventy gentlemen
we're for the dancing and invitations were issued
to about 1000 people, the price Of admission being hN'd
at - each person Tho seats in the Opera House
were some ago sold NJ ancion To holders uf inN
lions The two proscenium boxes were sold Tor $500
and 500 respectively Mr.. Chas. kilc0ur buying tue
nrst and Mr. g. j. Broadwc the second. The fourteen
balcony boxes each accommodating four persons were
sold a prices ranging from $50 to $50 apiece Then the
single balcony chairs the hfet trre rows were sold al
from - to SlOelch.
Pihe's Opera House was extensively fitted M for inc
OCCASION Inside the hal complete Transformation was
Elected The dancing nbor began on the stage back ~
the rooilghts and extended over the parquot seats
and covered one ~ seats In tho dress circle The
dancing area thus obtained wls 81 hy 80 feet The
scenery was all removed and the stage thrown open back
10 the wall ON the back part of tho stage platform.
two steps in hight erected for The use OF the Vice
Regent aud the ComiDtce Of Re- option. painting on
ip wall inst above their heads ds PLAYED rising fun
with golden clouds above a. and ~ ays IN the FORM ~
halo. each ray terminating IN star. over tnS, - "
.usIonded IN the heavens, was "A Dust or Wh-hnGt"n
win AN American lag on each eide. The Stage WIS COW
cred with white mu-lln au1 NJ every nyt,ial" point
living plants placed on the stage the DECORATIONS
were quite in keeping, the balcony Stalls and private
boxes being dccked according Ia the aso Of the occu
pants, ia an elaborate and costly manner.