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EX-SENATOR WADE.
Hi. EnreraI YestertinJ 4.

CLEVELAND, March 5.-The funeral
ofthe late ex-senator " sde 81 jefferson
today WAS largely attended. The eHer,
cises 81 the la:e residence OF The deceased
consisted OF reading from Scripture ard
brief address py Rev. Dickinson, pastor
OF the Congregational church OF the VII
lace and 8 short prayer by Rev. Z. ,.
ShipmaC, OF Gerard, Ps | n'tsf 'sh.
The resolutions OF respect adopted oy the
Obi, Legislature were read and an ad-
4 ess daiIvered:by Hon. 5. A. Northway
on tenslt ot.the bar o. Ash!sbula county
Tue remains we're then removed 70 tie
vi.lsge cemetery for interment, The
psll bearers were Hon. .. h. Fitch And
Henry FAssO,t, of A.hsabulsi Hon,
Abner Kellogg and \. E. French, OF
jefferson; Judges Rouney, Tiiden snd
Caldwell, OF Clevelsnd, and Hon. L.
Chandler, OF Michigan.
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vol. 10.
RlC, CONFEDERATION
,vu.,s,s HOT SPRINGS.
,,e whole -f the Business
ror,ian OF the ro"n Dfs'o'e"
Ios. probably ssoO.OOO.

r,v Rock. March 5-A special
,.a.,cb from Hot Springs announces 8
1 t,,,s corasgrstion in progress 8: that
"a Nearly the whole OF the business
.,ion bss slresdy been burned, includ-
the Hot Springs Hotel. American
u',.s ~ numerous bath houses, ball ks'
rrin,ing offices, &c.'
y,yrHr.. March 5.-A private d.s-
.,,n from Hot Springs says thst the
=. LAT evening destroyed sill the build
,,om the express office to Malvern
losing including the telegraph office,
pt springs hotel, and the principal
..i,sss houses OF the place.
Full Particulars.
LITTLE Rock, March ga special to
,bs Epening Star gives the following
.,i,pl.rs of the great fire st Hot
spring. thus morning;
About 1870 O'Clock this morning IRE
,.,gs out IN shsuty occupied by 8
,s,,o named Greenlee. The IRE COM
uo,ic.ted 10 the French Restaurant, and
,,src, north and south on both sides OF
,,s street. All the buildings are burned
18th of Rocksiellow's drug store and
.,n,b below Malvern Crossing. About
So, hundred and fifty buildings
,s,s destroyed, ind an immense
..,oy,t Of goods. AS there is ou. oae
.,,as, in the valley, the steamer wss cut
,r.r5 could afford no relief to the lower
.,9of the town until the flames had been
.,sssed above them. The horses, fire.
ma, snd engine dashed through the
a ,ns. TO the Sumpier House, snd came
..,n,t the svenue snd Quinn Hill, and
-. now 8. 5 o'clock, fighting at the
.,l.b end Of the town. Among
TN. Buildings Destroyed
"a The H.. Springs, American ana Earl
r,,sl, the French restaurant, Valley and
ste banks, postotti.e, DAILY Sentinel
.iT,a Huffman i HsmiltOu's bath house,
J1rr. Bros i Co, Little 4 jenkins,
" ers X Co.'S livery stable, hlmball q
e. Knlgh,s Of Pythias hall. b. Brown
= Co Ksr.lia.ky, Western Union Tele-
r.,pb Otf,e. Blake * Co.. jewelers.,
"a NsIrlues bath house.
|, impossible a. this hour TO estl-
mat. The 'oss. bg; i; will be ,wo or three
l.ad-eI lhoussud dollars.
The mountains are covered with people
J,,ysD from shelter and goods carried
,,an the stores. No lives lost. There Is
ys-y little Insurance.
During the excitement the DAILY lele-
,r,ri office was msliciously dsmsged.
The Western Union Telegraph office
hA, been reopened and business is being
carried on without Interruption.
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ohio Legislature.

COLUMBUS, March 5.-In tie House
Vn'' Wefe Introduced to make the knewl-
el;e o! the Metric system and United
S'A'eS history necessary in order TO
'o-a'n certificate 20 teach common
%a0o'S 70 forbid persons sentenced to
Ias % W0'Saouse 20 plead the insolvent
e'o'o' 81! 70 syoid working on. the fine;
!" establish homes for widows OF Ohio
'S'aie's = snt ssiIors, and 10 provide for
rae arnusl collections of rosd taxes in
10 ine Senste message was received
ron - Ihe Governor nominating Chss. w
Psalsniisrr.
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had sent no Telegram m, and that the using
Of his lame was chase forgery" There
seems TO be an epidemic of this nature
prevailing around here. Only about 8
week ago. a learned young educator Of
the schools here received pceticsl etfu-
sion, with the name OF a young lady of
this vicinity signed thereto. Now rs the
lady didn't write it, and the poetry not
even good doggerel, she is correspond
ingly incehsed over the mstter, aud if
the perpetrstor Of the writing should be
discovered, he, or she, will be in hot Wa
ter forthwith, Immediately.
A petition is being circulated by
Mayor Eisenberg against the property
law, prohibiting the toreclosing of mort
cages for two years after they fall due.
Our citizens generally are signing it.
CONTRACTING.
The number of hands employed in the
tobscco-tying establishment of j. Brad
field IL Sons has been reduced some if
teen or twenty, most of them being
girls. This is indicative Of the drawing
to close of the tying season, and as
spring advances, more will doubtless lose
employment.
RELIGIOUS.
The protrscted meetings in the N. E.
Church closed last Sunday night. Rev.
Sullivan has accomplished a good work,
and has been the means OF awakening
much religious zeal and uniting TO the
church about twenty new members.
The African NJ. L. Church is still hold
Ing meetings, and the colored folks are
singing and shouting to their hearts con.
tent.
PERSONAL.
Miss McMscters, OF MQundsville, w.
Va, spent Saturday and Sunday IN
Bsrnesvillc, the guest OF Miss Bette
Davenport.
Miss Fannie Eisenberg, u young girl
of this place, is quite i'll OF fever at the
present time.
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nETRopoLIs DIsAsTER.
Charged with Robbing the Victim.

PHILADELPaIA, March 8 Capt. Hsrri-
son. q passenger on the wrecked steamer
Metropolis, and WHO subsequently, made
himself conspicuous in rescuing and car
lag for the passengers, SAs arrested To-
day on the grave charge Of sPPropFIAi-
ing such effJcts Of the victims
q. were washed ashore. Il ~s'
noticed that when he reached
Norfolk, on his return homeEArd. de
had several trunks 70 bis possession, and
detectives we're put on bis track In bis
rooms was found Considerable clothing,
besriug marks o; Civil Engineer Moore
aud others Of the wrecked Passsngers,
He vas locked up in dstsaii OF bail.
Hsrrison's wife Was drowned when the
Metropo "a Was wrecked
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walking hatch.

NV ORLEANS, March 5.-Ths walk
ing maich fOS = stake OF $1,000 CON-
menced tonight, a. Green sald Hal, Dr.
tween Miss Ellen Wicksre, OF Chicago,
snd Henry Schmehl, The pecesiflan.
schuehl Is 70 walk 400 miles in l2D
hours. ADd finish IN less time than Mis-
Njckers completes 30 miles. A large
attendance En present, ine!aiitg :
nurnbsr Of lsdiea-
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col. wilson's successor.
sdItor of the Register.

An occasional correspondent to the
N.,r STATE Gazette, writing under dste OF
February oath, imploring him the cd
itorl 10 name the successor 10 the hon.
Rem Wilson in Congress, hsd better give
him until 1880. By shat time he can
successfully feel the pulse OF the peoFIe'
A. he probably thinks 1t would De I'M
poli,ic 10 tow sgsinst the tide Of 1873.
BESwoon.
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weather Indications.

WAsHIxGTos, March 6-l 4. N
For Tsupessse and the Ohio Valley fall
ing. followed BY risIng barometer, so'Iit
70 vest wind, generally warmer src
clezrwesIheT.
For the Lakes ,fsl,!ng followed By "a
ing barometer. so0th 70 west wind
warmer, partly clO0dy weather. snt
possibly ocessionsi rains, snd succeeded
by colder winds.
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LAkEsyILLE, OHIO.
Li0pemeut and TmpexrIetneu

%iSESyILLE, March 4.-D. N. john
iSa' foreman Of the shops Of Shor aeld
.r o'%r clothing msnutsctory, Is reported
: = IAVe e!oPed Friday night with Miss
o''''e Lewis. johnson leaves q wife and
W children in destitute condition. Be
80. ,,aes this, be is said TO have embezzled
". r'~ weeks OF the sewing girls wages
Uader his control.
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CutttuS Of Freight Rates.

ST. LOUIS, March S-The cutting Of
freish. rates TO the East reached sn
almost unprecedented low figure to dsy.
Fourth class freight from 81 LOUIS to
New York was taken at ten cents per
one hundred pounds and flour st twenty
cents . barrel.
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New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-The MArdi
Grss procession wss over ono mile IN
length. There were twenty-five bosu,
representing various scenes. IN the pro-
ce.sion. TIE whole city is gwen up to
gaiety, and no business Of any kind is
being transacted. The various balls 10
night are Of gorgeous character. More
visitors sre IL The city today than ever
before on An occasion Of this kind. The
weather is delightful.
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N aRDI GRAS.
TbeCarniyaI MT Memphis.

MEMPHIS, March 5.-Neyer did islr-
er day break upon the world than the
ore which ushered in the carnival to-day.
Main street is filled with msskers, while
the sidewalks and windows are filled with
spectators from sll parts Of the Union.
Never before has the s!ter dance been 50
large. Good nature aud happiness a.
tends the hing and his devoted followers.
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Nos. Sand 10 make close conn eciIon al
Columbus Tor all points South anu south
west; at Chicago Tor all points West and
Northwest.
East bound trains make connections At
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New York
and boston. At Washington city for all
points South.
West bound trains make direct connec-
tons for all principal points West and
Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains.
No. TO- ON Saturday night. has ns COM
nection Tor Chicago or SanduSky.
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yellow Fever.

RIO J,s1xRo, March 5.-The yellow
fever again prevails. The deaths from
the disease for the first two weeks oil
February were forty-HSe.
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WHEELING, PITTsB URGH AND BAL
1IHORE IYLHION

On and after Soyem Der 5ih trins OH the
w, Z. & y. division will leave Wheeling
TOR Washington, Pa, aS follows:
No. Sh leaves Wheeling at $40 n. ru.
No. 81 " leo y. IN.
Train for Elm Grove:
No. S9 leaves Wheeling at 6:bo n. M.
No. 81 " baU y. m.
Leave Washington, Pa, for Wheeling:
No. SpS leaves Washington at 900 u. IN
No. SlU - IlO y. IN.
Arrivals
No. ~ arrives at Wheeling at lC:25 a. 10
No $40 O:lU y. nI
Elm Grove accom- IN Odatlon-
No. SOi arrives nj Wheeling AT 1:t5 n. IA.
No. sOt sop. IA.
Tickets to all principal points on sale
At depot. once open AT ali hours during
The day.
W. VI. CLEMENTS, A. NJ. OFT.
RT. DESkIES, General Agent. mai
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
AFew NOTES AND NUBs OF NEWS
The eTariHBiiI-Cougre Bonds
men--P0sfaI nccisions-somi-
nations by the President.
's'Be Tariff Bill.

WAsHIxGToE, March 5.-The Com.
miltee on Ways and Means to-day agreed
to the following paragraph in the new
tariff bill:
"Books, periodicals, pamphlets blank
books. bound or unbound, and all printed
matters, photographs, engravings, bound
or unbound, illustrated books and papers,
msps and charts, 20 per centum ad ia
Lorsm, bat books manufactured and
printed more than twenty years shall be
free Of duty"
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EnxIi.in al er siarket.

Lospox. March 5-Conplete sisznA-
ton on Mondsy ehsrActer'zsd the siiFei
mnkst No transactions were heard o.
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Failure at.the Fature Capital.

ueaARLEsroS, W. VA, March An.
tnAiey, retail grocsr of this city. hss
'a'lea. Assets, $200 liabilities, $500.
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The Situation im Austria.

VlESNA, March 5.-Tke government
is making every effort to secure major.
ity of fifteen or twenty in the delegations
for the vote of credit and seems confident
cf success. Even the Hungsrlsns are
gradually beginning to acqulesce IN the
annexation scheme. 4 rumor is current
that the Austrian troops have already
begun a southwark movement.
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Steub@uville accom- mmo odaiion isaVes
HsIIaire Ht 4 9OP.A Bridgeport ai IS. aud
arrives AT Etsubenville 1T SAB ~.
Leaves Steubenville at 7:t5 "a. m., arrive
At Bridgeport AT 5 - "A. IN. =
Sprcia! AccnmfnoJ alton trains leave
janEire Al $50 a. m, and i2:j y. m.
bridgeport y:I5 a. IN. and 80 y. IA sTIlNo
a Martins Ferry AZ SG =. m, and ! 10 g..
q. Returning leave Martins Ferry ~
II na.In., and 3sDO p. m; bridgeport u a
A. m, and $40 p. m. arrive 1T BsllalTs 81
a 20 a. m, and IS j. IN.
Tckets To all principal points In the
gast aud West can be procured at tbs
linton Ticket once In Ncf.uTe House, and
At the station at Bridgeport.
y. X. MYERS,
na1 General Passenger a Ticket AGENT
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or unbound. illustrated books and papers,
msps and charts, 20 per centum ad ia
L1Tsnl, bat books manufactured and
printed more than twenty years shall be
free Of duty"
Utah Election Bill.
Notwithstanding the passage OF the
election law by the Utah Legislature, the
House sub committee on Territories, VINO
had that act under consideration to-day,
agreed to report the Utah election bill
introduced By Luttrell. They have
shorn il, however, OF its clauses disirsn-
chiting polygsmists and women.
Members of Congress as Bondsmen.
The bill introduced in toe Senate to-
day by Mr.. Thurman, TO prohibit mem.
bers OF Congress from becoming sareties
on certain bonds, provides that it shall
be unlawful for any Senator or Repre-
sentative in or delegate 10 Congress to
become a surety on any official bond,
hereafter, executed to the United States
or 10 any officer thereof, or on
any bond hereafter executed by
any contractor with the United States,
or with any department or officer there
OF, TO secure the performance OF any con-
tract in which the United States may be
Interested, aud any such bond hereafter
executed by such Senator, or Representa-:
tive or Delegate as surety shall be null
and void.
The House Committee on Military
Affairs have nearly completed their con-
sidera,Ion of BannIug's bill making vsr'
Gus changes in the organization OF the
army The committee approve gener-
ally the notifications proposed by him.
Nominations.
The President hsa sent the following
nominations 70 the Senate: David Eek
stein, of Ohio, for United States Consul
at Amsterdam; George Ritchey, OF Mis-
souri,, for Receiver OF Public Moneys at
Bonneville, lIssouri.
Postal Decisions.
The Postmaster General to-day de-
cided that members of Congress have
legal right TO become sureties on bonds
accompanying the bonds Tor mail SER
v!ce. The Postmaster General also de-
clded thst the bid submitted by j. b.
Price, citizen OF the State of Missouri,
could not be regarded rs invalid on the
ground that his wife is one of the sure
ties thereon, as she is possessed OF
sufficient property 10 her own right.
Postal Savings Bonds.
The House Committee on Banking
and Currency today authorized Repre-
sentative Phillips to report Tor passage
his bill providing for the issue OF postal
savings bonds. The bill as agreed
TO is the same as recommended by the
subcommittee. Messrs. Esmes and Chit
,enden voted against the order for y ia
vorable report.
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'7h, HGi> Of Wet Yfrginio

To ne lShcTir oJ Ohm Co., Gys>f'Dg ?
We command you that you summon
lanes n. Norris II he re found Ia your
DailiWick, tO appear at the lSTEs IBics
Of the Circuit Court Of OHIO county. 81
Kulss % b. held ~ the said Court, on the
nrst Monday in March, ls7s, to answsT q
ullI In chancery exhibited agsinst him ia
the Said Cour BY Mary J. Norris. and have
then there this Will
Wines, samuel B. AeCClloch, Clerk OF
our saId Court, At the Court House of
aid COuRty in the City ~ Hb6e.i .iDF, the
Ifb day ef March Is7s and the Gfts-nib
year Of the state oI West Virginia
A Copy Tesis:
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Of the Bosphorus.

LONDON, March 5.-A Paris CORES
poudent hears from thoroughly rcia-
BILE source that France and Italy intend
to propose the naturalization Of the Bos-
pho,us and Dsrdsrne!le;.
Lord Lyons has srrlved here from
Paris
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lfa not Inciuueu
Conditions.

LONDON March ga San Stelsno
correspondent Gays that Roumsnis is not
included IN the peace conditions. Russia
has told Turkey that she must trcat di.
rec.ly with Roumsnis, whose pretenses
are too groAt.
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No. stops At all stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland; No. ~ stops
al all stations between Wheeling aud
ration.
WEyTROVND 7RaINS
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WV sAnUEL B. NcCoLDoCH.
sAgUEL b. McCoLLoCH. Clerk

EAhJBL u. ACiDDLDN~hS 'i''Ss
The object Of this suit is 20 obtain
decree oI yOrcs nom the bonds OF nostri-
m0Ey Jy the com ylainant from The de-
irudan'. aud 81 appearing from an nfilds-
ytt gl.-i herein that the JsisndsLt II not
a rs.t,fs ut of this 'Sts u. on moitOn 81 com
piEiLSnt II 10 ordered that hs do appesI
bere al the neIt T,uis day, u. Wit the ffii
Monday In April, B7s, and do What is
necessary ~ project his iDis TGtt hfTFlD.
Tests: SAMUEL Il. keCOLLOcH.
CIsrf.
The defendant Will take bOtice mat The
deposltiops OF DY. BAiss, ST. collins sbi
a. a. r. 10 be read oa behzii Of com plain .
ant on the HbHys caaSS. Will BE- tskSu ~
the once Of W. ~. Arpett, 80. ~ Jhsb-
line street, on the Efh day Of hsrbb, tGs.
stEs.n the hours Of O'Clock A. y. and 9
0'e!ock Pm, and ~ not CO mp.stsd The
saTns will be adjourned from day 20 day
uutif concluded. ". W. sBsETT,
nehsoaNt Compisinan:s Attorney.
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C,TATE or WEST VIRGINIA, OrIO
- County, Circuit Court, March knlss
1878.
Mary J. Morris os.u.
yh. In chhpcery.
James IL. SOrris.)
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Austrian Press Dissatisfied with the
Peace Conditions.
Clearing the Eanube.

LONDON, March 5.-A special from
Galatz to L!oyds says: The work of re.
moving the distractions in the Danube
will be begun tomorrow. We expect
navigation will be open IN two weeks.
Koumanfa not Included I'm the Peace
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Nominations.

The President has sent the following
nominations 10 the Senate: David Eek.
stein, of Ohio for United States Consul
at Amsterdam; George Ritchey, OF Mis-
souri,, for Receiver OF Public Moneys at
Bonneville, Missouri.
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The Snltan CongraiuIstes the Czar.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 5.-The Sui
Tan has sent the following telegram 10 the
EmnarnY.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-03-29
RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD.

CCHEDULE ON AND AFTER FEBRUARY
y 8, ISIS;
Mail and Express. daily~ll,55 pm 5.45 pm
SOmervillO train, daily
Except Sunday)......... 500 Pm 8.lb am
Grand Junction accemo-
dation daily Except
Saturday 740p.m S.t0a.m
Time Twenty MtnuteS Faster than
City TtHe.
The III 90 Pun. 4 rain makes the quick
eat thine ever made to Chattanooga, Knox
Vile, Lynchburg, Washington, and the East,
and will stop at all Regular StatioRp, and at
Flag Stations when tagged, except Flag Sta
tions between COlliervillo and Memphis.
SOmeFvlble IFAAu wftl ss0p ns reg
uIar and fiRg stations.
The ll.55 pm. train makes close connection
at Gran1 junction fer all 0ints south on Chi
cago, st. Louis and New Orleans railroad.
The Z. 40 p N. makes close OnnectiOn for
Jackson, Tenn, and all points north Of Grand
Junction,
Ticket oHice 27S Main street and Depot
Memphis and Charleston railroad.
JOHN A. GRANT,
Chief Engineer and General Sup't.
I. S. DAVAN1,
lIOt Assistant General Passenger Agent.
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Nm: FRIDAY EVENING. MARCH 20, 1878.

made his first appearance, We be.
lieye, in small parts, at Detroit,
Mich. Was leading man for seve-
raj seasons at the Howard Athena
um and Boston Museum. He
served through the "late unpleas-
antness as captain in the Twenty
eighth Massachusetts, regiment.
Mr.. Barrett has been starring since
about 1867. His Jamie Harebell, I"
in The Man O'AirlCe, is a wonder.
full piece of character-acting, while
his faultless performance Of " Cas-
sius," in Julius Caesar, has never
been surpassed.
BRIGNoLI.
Signor Pasqualino Brignoli was
born at Milan, Italy, in 1882. He
wrote an opera at the age of fifteen.
At its production in his native city
Brignoi became so disgusted with
the leading tenor who was murder
ing one of the most beautiful airs
in the opera, that he rushed on the
stage in his street dress and finished
the role himself, amid unbounded
applause. This was the great tenor's
first appearance on any stage. He
is now in this city, organizing a new
company. In it will be Miss Marie
Van, the recent successful debut
ant, and several popular profes-
sionals.
FANNY DAVENPORT,
daughter of the late Z. L. Daven-
port, was born in London, Eng
land, in 1850; made her first ap.
pearance, IN childs part, in "Met-
amora," with Forrest, at the How.
ard Atheneum, Boston. First ap-
pearance in New York, February
IA, 1862, at Niblo's, as the King Of
Spain, in /" Faint Heart Never Won
Fair Lady Miss Davenport first
became professionally prominent in
society plays at the Fifth Avenue
Theater, New York, under Angus.
tin Days management. She has
recently been starring through the
country with considerable success
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
our representative American prima
donna, was born in Sumter, S. G..
in 1912. She first appeared in 81
Poliuto," at the Academy of Music
New York, at a private morning
performance, April 10, 1850. ShC
made her professional debut at tn,
same theater, as Gilda, in "Rigo
letto," February ~, 1861. She frs
appeared in London, November 2
1867, in "Faust." Her subsequen
successful career is well known.