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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-04-02

e CHICAGO, April 1.
CATTLE.

.
Receipts during the past week were
2l,S40 head against 16,347 head the
previous week; shipments were 16, 1873
head. An active demand ruled through
out and arrivals were readily disposed
OF at steadily hardening prices, the ag-
gregate advance of the week being
3O94Oc per 100 pounds. There is good
reason to believe the coming week will
witness a still further increase in sup
plies.
Extra native steers, S4.7595.25;
choice native steers, s4.374@4.26 {;
good native steers, %; native
oxen, fat, s4O4.25; native feeders,
S4.5093.75; native feeders, medium,
s3.12tG3.37s; native stockers, light,
s3@3.124; native oxen, medium, S2.75
@3.25; native cows and heifers, 1926
@3.50; native cows and heifers, com
mon, 90. 5O(92.75; Bulls, common to
good, S2.25@3.50; Calves, common to
choice, $1,000
Receipts during the week were 1855
head against 500 head the previous
week; shipments were 1882 head. A
fairly steady demand ruled throughout,
and the limited daily arrivals were dis.
posed of at well-maintained prices.
Extra to fancy, s5(95.5O; good t.
choice, "a. 5O@4.75 medium to good
3 .75G4.25 common light, SO. 25(d3.50
inferior. 2:T5G3.OO.
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For Rent.

Stores and offices in McDaniels' new
block, on Eddy street, opposite Dyer's
hotel. Leases and rents moderate. For
terms apply to James McDaniels. f2stf
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Blankets of any description at bot
tom prices at Polack's, 10th street. az
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L. Kabis has opened his place Of
business again at Lake Minnehaha,
which was temporarily closed during
the winter season. He invites his
many friends to call and see him.
mar07-Gt
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Now is the time u subscribe for the
mammoth weekly LEADER.
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Lost.

A Mexican dog. Answers to the
name of Spot. He has q leather col
lar, tied with red ribbon. The finder
will be literally rewarded by returning
him to the last room over F~oglesong's
store. ap2-2t
Fancy and white shirts, the best shirt
for the least money, at Polack's, 10th
street, Masonic Temple. a2tf
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AILRo TIME TABLE

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ARRrvE IRON EAST. DEPART WEST.
Pnszenxer-..l:0 p. m. Passenger .-- 1:t0p. m
Mxcd.-.-..8o p. m. Mixed----.. 3:i5p M.
Freight -...-...e:iS a. m. Freight-.---7:0o q. m.
ARRIvE FROM WEST. DEPART FAST.
Passenger.-.32 y. m. Passenger.--8:f0 p. m.
Mixed.-.-..el0 j. m. Mixed-.---.e.5O p. m.
Freight ------l20 p. m. Freight---.-.l:2o p. m.
COLORADO CENTRAL RAILWAY.
ARRIVE FRoM SOUTH. pRPART SOUTH.
PasEenger--l:0 p. In. Passenger.--22S p. m.
Ereight----6;2 p. m. Freight. q q. m.
DENVER PACIFIC RAILWAY.
ARRIVE IRON SOUTH. pEPART SOUTH.
Passenger -- Loo ?. m. Passenger. S55 p. m.
Railroad time Is thirty-nve minutes faster
than city time.
c. & h. H. TAG LINE.
ARRIVE AT DEPART FRoM
Cheyenne s0en n. IN. Cheyenne s:SOa. m.
Deadwood -- 2OOp ?. m. Dendwood sci. 100 q. m.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
ANNIE WHITTINGTON's GRANDSON

With the exception of one drunk, the
only case before Mayor Almond last even
ing, was that of Edward Cork, yonng
solored man, charged with abusive Ian
guage toward Annie Wilmington, his aged
grandmother. The complainant was the
only witness, and che related doleful
story. "You see, Mayor" said she, "I'se
. powerful ole woman, an I can't STAN
much foelishness. Use so ole dat one foot's
In de grave and de oddsr amt got no busi-
ness out OBJ it. hsb raised dat boy ebbsr
since he wur big enough to find de side oh
his hoecake dat had de 'lasses on; and 1t
kinder goes hard wifi nae to hab him abuse
me now. A little abuse gees good way
wifi an ole pusson, an I tell you 1t
makes me feel awful bad, He calls me
names dat my old massa and mistress
down in virginy never called me when !
wur slave. He let's on to be meetin'
man, too, but went say whether he are
or not cause you see I'm tryin' to get to
hebben myself"
The prisoner admitted to abusing the old
woman, but said he did so only when
greatly aggravated; the aggravation, how
ever, was disproved. he was 6ned the
costs of the case and was told to avoid being
arraigaed again on similar charge, or he
would get "the worst In the ofice."
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
FINE TOBACCO.

A fine-favored cigar is a luxury; Q choices
brand of chewing tobacco is solacing, and
good smoking tobacco in mer-
chaum or brier- wood pipe is something to
be desired by all lovers of the weed. We
are happy to be able to inform our readers
where such articles can always be found In
abundance, and at the most reasonable
prices. We allude to the large and sommo-
dious wholesale and retail store OF of 8. W.
Schultz, No. 8 East Fourth street. Here
can be found all the choice brands Of chew~
Ing and smoking tobacco, imported and do
nestle cigars, singly or by the box, and q
most beautiful assortment OF mserchanm,
brierwood, clay and fancy pipes. A call at
this store and an examination Of the large
and superb stock, will CONVINCE any one that
here ID the place to obtain good and cheap
Mr. Schultz keeps continually on hand q
supply OF the old genuine Wheeling stogss,
made from the best Kentucky tobacco,
which he is selling for two cents apiece. 2
dec19,tf .sr.H VA
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
ELIAS AND HIS REVOLVER.

"A colorsd man named Elias Jones, was
brought before Esquire Hagany yesterday
morning, charged With assault and battery
with attempt to kill his son. Elias, vita
his wife and grown-up son were living to
gether under the one roof. A quarrel arose
recently and the wife and her son were
driven from home. Mrs. Jones returned or
Monday last to got her shawl when she wai
locked in the house by her husband. The
son hearing that she wished to be at liberty
went to his home and broke open the door
to set his mother free. The father, becom-
ing somewhat exasperatsd, started with re.
volver In hand after his fleeing soon. II
was in vain he tried to reach him, and see
ing that the gap between them was becom
ing wider, he fired Q shot from his revolver
but 1t didn't stick whore 1t was intended
Elias was required to furnish $500 bail fol
his appearance st the next term of court.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
WILMINGTON. DEL. SATURDAY DECEMBER %. 1878.
HR. VINCENT VIGOROUSLY vINDI.
eating HIS VIEWS. Yl4I

"Iam very sorry TO refuse you gentlemen,
but ! must say that I shall not comply
with your request" City Treasurer Vim
cent said this politely yesterday morning.
bright and early, as he stood in his office
and replied to { request made by Messrs.
Guthrie and Hart, Of the Finance Com
mittee OF Council, that he furnish them
with the interest list for 1878, ,upsn
the bonds falling due on the first
January. A discussion then passed
between the Finance Committee and the
Treasurer that was far from corresponding
with the low state of the temperature
outside. The Treasurer told them that
Council had no authority over his duties,
that he was elected by the people and his
work laid down In the city charter All
required of him was the receiving Of eity's
money, and the paying out Of bills upon
upon orders draw and Ordsred by Council
and signed by the President of Conncil and
the City Clerk. It was not his duty to
attend to the filling out Of the interest list,
bat to simply pay the orders passed BY
Council. The work in question, he said,
had been done prior to this by his accountant
and previously to tho passage of the
ordinance permitting him to have clerk,
the work had not been done In the Trea.
surer's Office. The Finance Committee left
the Tressurer's Office with the understands
ing that the Treasurer would net have
any thing to do with the interest list. 4.
It will be remembered that at the regular
meeting of Council, on Thursday night, .
resolution was passed giving the Finance
Committee permission to employ clerk at
q salary not exceeding 5000 per month
Since then, however, Il seems information
has been raked up to the effect that the City
Auditor 10 required BY ordinance to do any
clerical work when requested to do 80 by 1
standing committee. Hence the Auditor
has gone to work upon the interest list
yesterday and will do the work. "a .',.i i,
Mr.. Vincent says since he has been
allowed clerk, the business In his office
has increased 400 per cent. and It has to be
removed. He says he will only do the
work laid down BY the charter, and tha,
which was done when he came into Office
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
"ALMoST A LIFE"

Tonight at the Grand Opsra House, un-
der the supervision Of Mr.. William Hender-
son, manager of the Standard Theatre, New
York, the great success, "Almost Life" I"
will be produced. The popular favorite,
Miss May Davenport, takes the leading
part, supported by powerful company.
The New York World says: "Almost
Life" has an absorbing rlot-that 10 to say,
it's incidents accumulate in interest as the
story is ravelled and unravelled, and what
ia more, it is well acted by . company of
very able actors"
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
ICE HOUSE BURNED.

A small, frame Ice house along shellpst
Creek, at the foot Of Twelfth ssreet, burned
to the ground yesterday morning about z
o'clock. The building did not contain any
ice at the time, but only quantity OF shaw
ings and hay, and was owned by Jacob
Stuck. the baker at 8. W. corner OF Seventh
and King streets. The building WAS insued
for $500, In the German-American and
Howard Insurance companies, Of New
York. The fire is supposed to be the wor K
OF an incendiary.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
THE MASONIC HALL COMPANY.

A meeting of tho Masonic Hall company
was held yesterday, for the election Of off,
GERS and directors for the ensuing year. All
the old officers were reelected as follows
President, G.. G.. Lobdell; Vice President
James Scott; Secretary, John P: Almond
Treasurer Thomas J. Lawson. The direc
tors are; 8. A. Hodgmsn, James b. Biggs
William G.. Gibbons, Alfred Gawthrop
John Taylor, James II. Gould, Isaac G
Pyle, Charles r. Jones and Sames Parker,
All the directors are reelected excep
Messrs. Pyle, Jones and Parker. A state
ment will be made after the board of di
rectors get organised.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
A FINE STOCK OF HATS.

The stock OF fine hats now on hand at
McCloskey's Opera House hat store is equal
to that of any other establishment in the
city. The quality is good, the styles the
latest, and the prices are such as suit every
one. Mr.. McCloskey buys largely from
flrst class dealers, and never has an inferior
article in his store. 1t would be well for
oar readers to give him call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, at No. s1s Market
street. -. . en ri u'ar|l ~
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
A TALsK RUMOR.

A rumor was in circulation yesterday to
the effect that DR.. Bayard T. Smith, coll,
was dead. Inquiry OF the doctors residence,
No. 617 Orange street, last evening, ELECTED
the inform alton that such was not the case.
He has been very Ill from rheumatism OF
the heart but Is now much better.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS (sATURDAY) EVENING.
Lenape tribe No. 6, I. o. R. M, in Maris
Building.
Mechanics Locge, No. 4, I. 90. f.. at
Odd Fellows Hall.
Lafayette, No. 2, K. of P, ct K. of F.,
Hall.
Jefferson Council, No. 10 0, U. A M.
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Eden Division, Noe s. IT,, McClary
Building. ., ...
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
NOT BEAD.

There was q report in one of the after
noon papers Yesterday That Second Sargent
Adolph Kloberg ofthe DUPONT Guards, Co.
g, died this morning at his residence on
King street below Third street after brief
Illness. We are most glad to say Mr.. Klo-
berg is still living and fast recovering.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
PERSONAL.

We had pleasant visit few days ago
from VIM. A. Gwynne, ESQ.,, late editor OF
the Millville Herald, Millville, New Jersey
Mr.. Gwynne is we believe negotiating for
the purchase of paper in this State. We
hope to chronicle so important an addition
to Journal in Delaware.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
LIBERAL LEAGUE.

Tomorrow morning at half,past 10
O'Clock, at the hall OF the League, q con-
ference meeting will be held, in which ell
can take part. The election for officers for
the coming six months takes place end all
are requested to b. punctual.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
THE PLUMBERS IN LUCK,

AS result Of the bitter cold weather
we are experiencing, the plumbers are
reap,ng q bountiful harvest. Yesterday .
great many hydrants and water pipes burst
on account of the freesing, and consequently
much Inconvenience was caused.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
TO MAINTAIN NAVIGATION.

A tug has been employed BY the VIII
mingtop Steamship Company to keep the
Christiana clear Of ice, and thereby main
tain sAvigation between this city and Phila-
delphia ard New York.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
OUR CHURUHKs.

Christ mas sermons by the Rev. DR..
Caldwell, pastor Of St. Paups N. Z. Church,
to. morrow. At 80 A. M, subjeet-"In
the Manger." Az 7.S0P M, subject-"0n
the Cross" nf 40
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
TARNrR,s ASSOCIATION.

This nsrning as 10 o'clock the Farmers
Association of New Oaetle county will hold
their annual meeting In the Telegraph
Building, Third and Market streets.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28
PERSONAL.

The HnRAID acknowledges the compli-
ment OF q visit from Non. VIM. Dean, Of
Newark, yesterday. tt.s.el
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28

Jones'sh are In great demand. HI
place is 121 Market street.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-28

IJ n McDonouQh as YUBA BILL
| Il, Lamb as JUDGE BEHSUMdEh
Admission 35 aud 81 cents reserved seats
rs cents to be had at c. f. Thomas q Co..
| 42l Market street.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
The Reception os the Chinese Embassy at
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE. Nov. 4.-The Chinese minister
They wnre mot by ncommitee Of tho MaryInnd
Institute and driven to the City Hall. where
ihey w",e received by Mayor Lalrnhs in tbs
zens wore present. After tho reception u test
alarm was sounded. aud in n few moments
number Of ergines Of tho fire denartment ru HI
cd TO tho City Hall. showing tho visitors tho
high state OF efficiency to which hre dc.
pnttment has been brought, The Utty IInl hnd
heen appropriately decorated for tho oCc sion
After the dIsulFty Of the re depart ment and IN
inspection of TIE building. the visitors were
driven t" tho Carrollton Hotel A bnn1net was
hibtion building in carriages, and returned to
Washington n $3.50 ., N.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
WASHINGTON NOTES.
A appointment of "a Sank ExRmIner-SU-
Hressae Court nsCislnms-~AOnse Was-
emily Sailors

WAaHtNGToN, Nov. tho Controller of the
Currency has appointed jos. Brown. Of Laftl-
yetts bank rxHminHr Of the Stnts Of InIlinun
In The Suprums q urt tp-dny tho cOu,t hold,
In tho cAse VI tho Bu'Ied Suites W. mora, that
WherN tbGr9sWhe rnLNOn to Hupreheuo thnt q
phip's nnrgo would tali into tho h,lrlhs Of bells
the Secretary. uuuer nct Of August 8. 1862. had
uihOritY 10 refuse n rlnnt ancs In tho ,t,eA Of
Fot d w. yntt II Wns hrld that unhor II con
version Of bejligorent rights to rebels during
ths war. tho d atr"ciiun OF cotton in obedience
to military orders hy Hn officer was an net for
which ha cannot be hold civily responsible.
The Signal Corp Stn'ion ut Portsmouth. N
G, reports thnt throo of The crew uf tho wreckod
scho nor Hatfie q, Dow stole tho boat in VIII ch
they were saved and loft for Newbern. hoy
Wele followed by tho captain and the remainder
OF tho crew. and mftor the exchange Of n few
shots. were brought back. and are now ut Oeth-
coke.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

city, reaching here ut noon. and were
seen on the street around the Berry street
t. Smiths house and In company with John Il,
Morgan. county attorney Of this county,, Sam.
mons was pass ing II front OF VIM. Whaley y
Oo.'s grocery. when Fl. @. Magee. another citi-
zan, cntne along. He and Morgan stcpping TO
talk, Morgan introduced Hammona and Maeeee
Sammona pulled d pistol and fired four times
at Metcalfe. One shot only took effect, The ball
entered the righ lung. ranging down and
nally without any apparent pain beyond gasp
Ing for breath, which came slower and fainter
until life was xinet. He died In twenty-five
arfHGt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
DARKNESS AND LIGHT.
TWO SERMONS ON "A wHmEAY DaF-
FERENT CHARACTER.
New. MR.. Talmage breaches I'm the Tass-
eEuacle An the Ozark side of New York
mev RHr. fulton Takes as subject
Hfa YIrasiA anM GrnAalmeas.

ewracse am the Ozark side of Rev York
VS. nn sYu.to,s ,-.rxas ua en- sxr,Bect
sAVS. Hs' 80 r,..
hea SsfaNe ah" %HH"hess'
DRooKtyN n Y, Nov. a-The Tabernacle
vsas again iaumed yesterday to hear of the
wick einess of New York. Mr.. Talmage began
i1ia aeru,on br saving he thought the time had
coma for hin, to breach from the text And the
vale ri Eiddim was filled with slime uit 81 mud
tena ri thousands are falling into them night
ii Iaa X / was az much surprised ct the people
whom misned az huae whom | saw. There
we're hpnkers brokers md merchants, but I
looked in vain, 10 and down the galleries aud
iillmmined gardens. to see one class The work
inp eaaaee we're rot there You tel me ,ley
noI,ld not afford It, women beiug admitted free.
men twenty-five cents ] tell you they could,
hut they prefer 10 20 whore they can take their
wives and children Tho moral polutions OF
these cities n,e supported by men who go to
business nt Q and 10 o'clock In the morning aud
get through 1T or iu the afternoon. They
Fave plenty Of time to go to destruction, plenty
Of money toAbuy "a through ticket on the Grand
Trunk 1ailroud to pprlitiun. stopuiug at no
depot until they e. t the eterna, smash-up.
We are told that $500 police cannpt put down
The 800 or 600 deus Of infamy, Inclusive Of gam
bling houses aud unlicensed grop shops. / 30
plv, "Rwear mo In a. n supcial policeman, with
2nn police officnra and will break % the l"ahe
ing hauntB Of iniuuy in these twD cities, hnd
would create such Consideration among The
large places thnt the smaller ones would ehut
IN themselves IAppausol / should not he
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

troh' c'roAe4 N1y tTho pr9pnl,or ,, Gty OF Mon
from Chicago Tuesday last, has not been heard
of since. She was laden with 1900 bushels of
Ogdenahnrw, nab n and poa' crew ov numbering twentv.
She was owned In Toronto. The captains name
jH Thos. Lepch of that city. Hhe was u fine
agA tons. and substantially built. The
only clue Ln her fate is The following from
Frankfort. Mich:
1T s fea ed that the City Of Montreal had o
collision with tho schooner GHngee. which hos
not heen reported and ihnt both woro sunk.
Tho Gangea had II crew Of nine men y
DISPATCHES from Toronto and CollingWood
give no tidings of the missng craft.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
National commercial Convention ~-sna~
nrn. Ion OF a Jersey City sA HtnEk RAnk.

NEw York, Nov. 4.The United States Board
Of Trado hold n nat ipuHl convention in this rity
November 10. ut Whirr hetegues from he Cham
bnrs Of Commelce. Boards Of Trade. comm r.
ciHl ,xchHnges AMI other mercantils interests
will bn present.. There will be n banquet Mt
The M"chanics uni Lnbprers' Savings Bank
Of jersey City cioRei its anois to. dus under The
leced and Glnnorod ut thc doors Of tho bank
for tholr money. Tho suspension ja enid by
tho hank officers to hs duo to n fear Of II run"
on the inetitutnn. 1t ie stated. however, thnt
tho bank has been under invest IGNITION by tho
R'nte auh horiiea for some time. Tho liabilities
will reach $3.50 900. Some Of the officials are
tnd to be largely indebted to tho bank. aud
other failures may follow the tuspension.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
More shipu recks ON the Atlantic Sea-
board.

New YoHK Nov. Tho steamer Gamma
from bermuda, arrived tt il morning bringing
The crows Of several wrecked vesseIs Tho brig
Cnmrade. Cnpt. BHrpes from Hn,ifnx for Kings.
ton, Jamaica, was dismasted by II hurricane
october 7, In the Gnlf Si, enm. The crew was
tirked up by tho Norwegian barb Sven whi,,h
aeven days after was alsu dismnsed he crews
arrived in Bermuda lust before tho Cnmun
smiled the captain and two n,' II OF tho Comrndo
taking pnesHgn. The captain and oreW Of tho
German hnrk ConEu Platrn were also among
tho nnaHcnEnrs. The vesse had been ahnn~
doned and was aftet wards tnwcd into Queens
town. the supposition being that tho ct,w had
norishnd.
Among other pHssengers is n oolorcd stewnrd
of the bark Rocket. which left hete hopteuher
27 for liobnltlowu, aud put into Bermuda in dis
tresa having encountered d selies OF hurri-
canes. Tho CANINE also brings seven Of the
of tho crew OF the schO, nor Iris both of Which
vessels wore wrecked in tho lno storms.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
MINOR 'FELEGIsAM].

Prince Bismarck has arrived In Berlin from
Lauonberg.
Col. Thomas A. Scott sniled yesterday for
Antwerp. He tnkes vacation until spring for
tho benefit Of his health.
The Phoenix elevator at Peorin, I'll. was de-
srnyou by ilre last night. causing total loss If
s75 OOU insurance, $2S 900. The fire WAS the work
Of an incendiary.
At midnight in Quincy. H.. Sunday night.
John Ling. a Chinese laundryman of this city.
was mude, ed his body being literally cut TO
pieces with knife by another Chinaman who
worked for him. Two hundred and fifty dollars
WArn found In tho lnundrY.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05

ORLEANS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER S.

greatest ambition was to own the largest cattle
rancho IN the world. with q fencing of fifty
N lies He. owned G5 900 cattle, 7vOo calves. 5000
horses. and left 81 100000.
Fl. Y Dennis. Of this city. owner Of Bnnesetter
and Grey Eagle last week refused s2, 900 for the
former. The offer was made by Dan Hubbard
=, There 1s some excitement among Polish
Catholics In this city In consequences Of the
formation Of o new Catholic Church OF the Holy
Trinity by Hey. Father Mielenzeng on Noble
street. Rev. ". Bar5ynski, the priest of the
other parish church, has tho support OF Bishop
Foley. who has forbidden Father Mle'enzeng to
otflciate at the Church Of The Holy Trinity. The
latter preaehed yesterday in defiance II the
Bishop. and announces his Intention of con-
tintinp tr do SO
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-05
The strakOsch Opera Company It'd isagree-
anaeml with q E.endImR hlmgeE.

C1NCtNNATI Nov 4.--The Strakosch Opera
Company. with Kellogg md Gary in the eadng
roles. appeared at the Grand Opera House to-
sen~ on. Manager Steele OF the Opera House.
being interviewed. said that Mile Lita. con-
corning whose engagement with Strnkosrh 80
much has been said was not with the company.
S'rhkosch published card hero to- day saying
that he is entitled exclusively to her services.
having engageh her In Pnrs ut 500 francs per
month when she WIS unable to pay her hotel
billa. A dispatch fr"rn Cleveland. tho home OF
Mile. Lttn. cInims thht she was enRnged to take
prerodrnce in all her appearances over both
Kellogg and Cary. and TINT this privilege has
been refused. Strakosch denies any agreement
of the sort