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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-26

-AibdhJ <2Ikuss - n
BEECHER thought that he would raze hell;
and he did raise it.-Exchange.
TAKE good care of your minutes; ours will
take care of themselves.-Puck. a-s
A BOY may be slower than turtle" and yet
catch whipping very frequently.
THE duty on sugar is to use about two Jumps
to every cup of co6ee.-New Haven Register.
PAoLA claims to have a man by the name of
Stocking, who is lis years old. Its darned
yarn. is-t
CONCERNING kings, what nation was ruled
over by Fill up the bowi'de-Marathon Inde-
pendent. ~
OUR peach crop is ruined this year--we
opened the can this morning.-Gowanda
Enterprise. A
THE fellow who rang the church bell for
false alarm of fire tolied a lie.-Hackensack
Republican.
THE best are the cheapest. This is more es-
pecially so in the matter of wives.-Philadel-
phia Chronicle.
YOUNG WUN is a Chinaman 90 years old.
Probably the oldest Young Wun ON record
Fayette Record.
CUcUMBERs are now so cents apiece, and the
family physician charges two dollars a visit
New York News.
If you lack pluck, just eat bucl<wheat cakes.
They'll make You come to the scratch.-
heOhuR COnSIlsutlOA.
OUR Aunt Are ic has been boarding with us
this winter. She has been mighty cool com
pany, too.-New Haven Register. ra
AN urgent need of Minnesota is that strength
be transferred from its butter to its dairying
terprises.-Stillwater Bumberman.
If the English want to conquer the Zulus,
why in the mischief don't they hire General
Howard Philadelphia Kronikle- Herald.
THE Boston Post says Fanny Davenport
weighs $50 pounds. Some grocer man has
been giving her weigh.-New Orleans Plea
yune.
IT Is what we have yet TO learn that viii de-
termine whether our grandchildren will be
ashamed to own us as blood relations.-New
York News.
In one of the interior counties the other day
Robert Guile and Mary Williams We're mar
ried. Now she is the .Mary of r. Guile.--Keo-
kuk Constitution.
A MAN named Marcus Wright, of Illineis
has fallen heir to 81 100000. We'd "rather be
Wright than president'-provided he gets the
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
"MEN are what women make them" is the
title of q new book. If that's the case, I'll bet
n postofffce that there women who feel as
the Lord did in Gen. vi, 6.-Puck.
THE village is flooded with spurious silver
coins. We asked witty Irishman il he had
any idea where they come from. 'Yis sir,
they come from some fellows base -mint, and
the buyer passes them TO the seller again. -
Turner's Falls Reporter.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-26

/ CONCERNING kings what nation ruled
over by Fill up the bowi'dg--Marathon Inde-
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-26

Pains in the Back ,
Side orIoins are cur
ed by Hunts REM
0y.The Great KfG1.
n~y and LAYER
Medicine. It Is not
a new compound,
having been used by
all classes for thirty
years, and saved
from. lingering dis
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-02-26
''0h MY
bAck!'

HUNTS RENE
DY encourages sleep
creates an appetite,
braces mp the sys-
tenn and renewed
health Is the result.
Send for Pamphlet
to
VIM. E. CLARKE,
Providence, r. l.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
BIZ Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
Domestic.

CHICAGO June ii. s:15 q. m-Call- Dry salt
meats IS "a IS; short RIBS 80 bid. 4.s5 asked
July. s2h@4 IS August b.o2h@5.o5 September.
Pork-s9 s. June. So s7h@9 90 July; sales
1000 NV. s9s7a August. Lard 25@s.27h July,
632h@6 3b August. e.375s16.40 September.
Union Stock Yards Estimated receipts OF
hogs to-day 1900; official yes erday %. ass
do for. past week 118 sos; shipments yesterday
b74o: do for past week s1.4Oo; light hogs % $50
80. mixed Lackers' So 65@3 90 heavy shipping
70 S5g3 80. Cattle-Estimated receipts 1850: mar
ket quiet.
lie p. m-Closing- Wheat-s1 o. June. es1
bid July. 90 August. Corn-364 June. 37H bid
July. ssA bid August. Oats 80 June. ssH
asked July. 81 August, Shot Ribs b, asked
Pork-ss.s5 asked June. 80 IS asked July. % SIX
asked August. Lard-s.22k bid June. s.25 July.
81. LOUIS, June 10 Opening Wheat-$1 II
June. 81 bid July, e7N Augnst; 90 bid septem;;
Der. Corn-35A June. s51@5S1 July. 361 DID
August. 37A Saptember.
lis ?. m.--Wheat- q i June. q oo1 July. 81 Z
August. gsT September. Onrn-35H June. 80
July. 3sx@3sZ ADJUST, 37A@37H September.
OINCIHNATI. June Al Wheaf-Red or white
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SIX CHOICE BUILDING LOTS CORNER on
6t. Charles and Harmony streets One Of
the prettiest peighborhoods on that popular$
avenue for one or more residences.
SUCCESSION or THE LATE JOHN a. PHIL
LIPS.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans--
No. 3s.s27.

pY @. =. GIRARDEY, Auctiopeer- once No.
- 81 Camp street---SATURDAY. June aS. 1s7s.
at 10 O'clock M, at the st. Charles Auction Ex-
change, will be sold at public auctior In ti1ey;
rofunda OF the sc. Charles Hotel iii this city. in
virtue and u pursuance Of an order from tbs
Hon. a. ~. Tt8sot Judge OF tho Second District
Court for the parish OF Orleans, dated ne
twenty. fourth May, 1879. and rendered Ia tho
above entitled succession. the following de-
se sIx and gsTy ri qa5Is to
one Of the pretisst portions OF the Fourth DIS
trict, IN the square bounded By St. Charles. Ca
lofg are designated BY the Nos. Ia. ~. 1e II. III
MaRDer, late notary. as plan No. III Lots
Nos. II and tb. measure each 30 feet Inches
front on Harmony street By 30 feet In dentb
Lots Nos. ~. 10. 10 have each 90 fest font
on st. Charles street BY 10 fest Id depth. be-
tween parallel lines. Lot o. IL forms The cor-s
ner 81 Ut. Charles and Harmony streets. This
site offers superior advantages Tor one or more
residences. The ground fS upon hi0h rfd06
the bandEetteS aie shaded, and the neI0hbUr-
hood and yisW OF the avenue is one OF the most
desirable 70 be had. it will be sold separately
or IN block on the following favor able
Terms and Conditions One fourth or mora.
cash. at the option ct the purchasers. and the
BALANCE az one. two and three years, for notes
specfailv secured By mortgage and vendors
lien. bearing all the usual clauses OF per cent
peI annum interest. Der cent attorneys fees,
ana lne purchaser to assume the taxes due and.
exigible In 1880. over and above the price of ID
q 81 -.
Acts Of Gale at the expense Of the purchasers
before j. Bendernagel. Esq. notary public.
5el6 . e71-'s54 sis5#SSs
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FORMING THE NORTHEAST CONNER an
JOSEPHINE AND pHYTANIA sTREEra.
SUCCESSION OF ANTON sCHMUKEn.
Second District Court for the Parish 81 Orleans
4# No. $50, AGO. -

RY @. D. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer- Office No.
~ 81 Camp street SATURDAY, June al 1s19.
ag - o'clock M. Of the ut. ghnrles Auction TN.
enanRe. ~ the rotunda Of the ST. Charles Hotel.
LIZ this city. Will b. sold at public auction. IN
virtue and pursuant to an order from the Hon.
A. II. TtssOt. Judge OF the second District GOnrf
Tor the parish Of Orleans. dated the Twelfth M
May. 1879. and rendered In the above eTltlf1ad
succession. the following descsibed property. IA
IHE. UNDIVIDED THREE s1xTEENrus
part and Interest I'M and TO certain lot Situated
In the Faubourg. Lafay ettee, III the Fourth Ufe~
tr1ct this CITY IN the square bounded BY Prvfa.
nias Josephine, Col ISeum and Ht. Andrew ftr9gfs
designated SIS lot No. I, Of square No. So on TIE
original plan Of said FanbourR, drawn 81 Hsf1i.
Bufsson. surveyor dated the twentieth dav M
January, .1s4S. deposited if the ofiiee al liz.
Lsboni. late notary. "A photographic cory of
which plan u annexed to an act of sale from
the heirs OF John Lnngpre to Patrick Cum
m1nRs. passed before j. r. Kenny. Iata notary.
According TO which said plan said lot forms ZIG,
nertheast corner Of Prytanfa and Josephire
streets. and measures 90 feet and inches frol1f
on Prvtanfa street BY 100 feet Ia depth betW68YI
parallel lines. American measurement Together
with all the buildings and improvements ftler8-
On, comprising tWO-stOry frame dWBllfn0
BY the No. ala prytania street. 1'S
Terms and Conditions CAsh. and tl13 Dnr-
naseT TO assume the taxes due and exiuffyfa iii
1873. over the prize OF adjudication. .--
Act OF sale at the expense OF the purchaser
before q. Le9ardeur. notary bubble 800
mv17 ~ Ill 5a7 III n a#Ss
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, SUNDAY, JUNE Is, 1879

/ q 1901 III. Rye-No. i Ill iii elevator. Corn
/ Mixed ear 351z @8g. eheIled sg@3g1s Mess pork
sl0 30 Dbl Lard qlist; current make OK y
| ~ Bulk masfs- Shoulders 4.sO04.95. clear
oleaT hides 81 D 10 Hogs active and Arm
mark common " 80M8 80: fair To good light.
VI O2 n rallOn.
IITTsDyHa. June Cattle = Receipts 1894
i heaa shipments Log head. Nothing doing. aud
fair w nYeT III Lnls week me speeIa aI
shipments 100 head; YoTkers 81 o5. Phiiadei.
phfas IA 1oa4 is. Sheer --Recetnts 200 head.
shipments 900 head; the market IA Inactive III
UNCHANGED prices; prospects are favorable for
next week.
choice sprine firm; superflne ssas 30. extra a.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY g. e. Girardey.

SALE OF CHOICE STORE AM,
Residences Property Id the First. Becond and
Fourth Di.tricts, comprising the splendid
Tondtler and Baronne streets the elegant
twn-sfory Brick Residence No. ass ST.
Charles. near Tivoii Circle OH Lee Monu-
Residence No. 22s Second. between OaroTl-
delet and BHronna streets: the tWo-storv
Frame Dwelling No. 327 1t Mary, between
1T. Charles and Prytania streets; the two
story Double Tenement Frame Dwelling
Nos. 491 and 493 Rampant. between Euterue
street and Felicity KoAd the Double Tene-
Rampant and St. Claude streets; the Double
Tenement Dwelling Nos 173 and 1T5 Marals,
between Dumaine and St. Ann streets the
elegant three-story Brick Dwelling. with
and DumaiHe streets i've Building Lots
and Frame Buildings. forming the Northeast
corner OF Claiborne and Dumaine streets !;
stitutiun e. 49,
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a SPLENDID MANSION
SPLENDID MANSION
I'm ONE or THE PRETTIEsT NEraHnOn-
HOODS Oh THE eECoND DISTRICT.
Northwest Corner OF Rampart and Ureulinas
streets, 7@@- 49,
SUCCESSION or DIR. AUdUETE DUPAoUITR
Second District Court Tor the Parish Of orleans-
No. 4l,1G5.

RY @. H. GTRARDEY. Auctioneer- f,ffaa
- No. 81 Camp street BAIURD1T. II, Juna +.
1879. at ~ O'Clock M, cit the 81 Charles A11ctf01
Exchange. will be sold at public auction ii. tia
r 70 q tne st Charles Hotel Fl this oily.
Az H m TIssot judgs Of The second District doar
May. and signed on the twenty. first al Nay
1879. In the above entitled matter, the folioWin9
CERTAIN POTION OF GROUND. ~
uated 10 the Second District Of this city. ana m
me square bounded by Rsmpart Ursnlinees a.
Claude and Bayou Road streets. rneaeuriIlr a
ieeL front on street By no feet III dentfr
between, parallel lines and front on Uranlflaa
street. all french measurement. III
= me properly forms the northwest corner 81
Rampart and Ursulfnes streets, and Is ir1-
proved with splendid three story brick man
sion Of modern ARRANGEMENT, afEordin9 sure
r10r comfort and eOnveniences and afffniraI1iR8
adapted Tor aristOcratfe and Professional resf.
dence. The main and outbuiidinus ara, nj
e1Ia eompeted an outlay Of 5000 viii a.
s el. me comyIefions according 10 plan and
sPsciheatols Of A. O. Hemeconrt, Esa. SUPER
vlsing aTcnitecs 70 be seen at tE1s auctionsor;e
Office; which VIII render the PROPERTY Ons N
the riehest and most complete homssteadS ia
the city. Sale positive 571 -. O.
Terms and Conditions Cash. and t11o p11r.
chaser 70. assume, I'D addition 10 the Drfee 81
adJudieatiOn the taxes due and exfnible iii 1a70
ACT OF sale ~ the expense OF the pureh aeer.
before Jos. CuveIier. ESQ. notary public.
my25 81 je7 14 ~ 28
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Especial to the Democrat

Especial to the Democrat
ET. LOUIS. June 14.-Ths river fell one-tenth
q foot during the last twenty-four hours
Cheek from Memphis. Grand Lake and b srgss
from New. Orleans. Departed: Bells OF Mem
phil TOR Memphi4 Csptsnnial for New Orleans.
leans In the morning. The Centennial was
drawing 6h feet on leaving the wharf. and has
300 tons engaged between here and Cairo. Bust
ness good. w. E.A
EBy Telegraph
MEMPHIS. June 1.-The river IL stationary.
) PlITsB UBG, June 1.-THE river is 1 foot II
inches and stationary. The weather Ii clear
and cool.
CAIRo. June 14.-Arrived: City Of Helena from
Yieksburg at 9 b. ID. Departed: Helena for ut.
Louis at 10 D. m. The weather is clear and hot.
Arkansas Belle. No departures. The weather
Ia clear and warm.
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y tsh of Orleans, No. 4o,s4s-Notice Is hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to all
other persons herein Interested, to show cause
Eithin, ten days from the present n2 Ct
count prese nted by Charles Jaeger, Jr.. admin
istrator Of this estate should not be approved
and homologated. and the funds distributed In
accordance Herewith.
By order of the court.
je1215a1 JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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VALUABLE FIRST DISTRICT PROPERTY
on Dhippewa between Richard ana Market
sfraffa = 1850
SUCCESSION or JOHN DEYIEE.
Second District Court ior the Parish Of Orlsana--
No. Al.f79.

pr @. J. GIRAHDEY. .Auctioneer- Once
= - Ne. 81 Camp street On SATURDAY.. June
a. 49, o. Y poiqek NJ ct she 81 Charles Auction
exchange, in the rptunda OF the Gt Charles
Hotel IN this city. will be sold at public auction
hy virtue and III pursuanee of IN order from
district Court ior The parish q Orleans dated
10 the above entitled succession. the following
uz0 URkraia Iot Oh daoUFD staasa Ill
the First District Of this city. Id the square
bounded By Chippewa formerly FaeanierL An
nnneiation. Richard and Marke streets, meagu.
ring 81 feet Il inches and y lines front On
chippewa street By q deuth DIT In feet 1Oincte9
and lines, between parallel lines on q certain
plan draw Dy q. A. Hedin, architect. dated S10
twentieth day q May 1ssq ald deposited ior
notary public In this city. Ne plan No d. being
tne same property which was acquired ~ the
Miss Sophia Ourneeu, By act passed before SAID
Il. Y Stark. late notary. dated the tWenty-11I1ti1
OIL October, 1860: together with all the buildfn1a
and improvements thereon. - - VI
Terms and Conditioned ash, and the pur.
chaser to assume the taxes due and bxigibie Ii,
1879 over the price of adjudication. All
Act OIL sale at the expense OF the purchaser
before Nv. y. Dastell, ESQ notary pubic.
Iny17 a. 81 Jp7 IL 81
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CITY HOTELr-R w Lewis and wife. Miss: G.
w FoWldrience. N !; u W Jordan. y DeLoach
and six children. Mrs JAS M Henley and two
Holly, Mobile: u 3 B umby. Atlanta - .A Nc
Lean y I: Wm q Hardwiek. city; r Knight.
Miss Kate Knight, Mics MammIe Knight,
Texas; 9 J MeKae. Galveston; III Knowles.
Washington VIM Puteeoat. Brownsvllle: Dr.
Geo FL Hghe. q 3 A; "a GIeentree. n Y; Richard
Cheney st Louis; T Z GREGORY, i, Mi 2 !:
Hpicer Jones, Assam ptipn.
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SUGGESTIONS o. Adam AdOIph ana Anna NJ
Adolph, his wife.

SECOND DIBTRIUT COUNT FOR THE PAR
y ish Of Orleans. No. Al ,240-Notice is hereby
given to the creditors Of these estates and to all
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification. If
any they have or can. why the account present
ed by Michael Adnlph. administrator OF these
estates, should not be approved and homolo-
gated. and the funds distributed III accordance
Herewith.
By order of the court.
je6 10 Is JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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MVgHIVN kyHNINRSs
~ o. 4. 3irsrdsy.

over and abuve the prizes 81 Naturalization and
fuTfhef 70 pay 10 cash the auctioneer,s charges
JOE making IhS5 sale and the nO.ary's fees for
transferring the property. : - - - - Il
He. @HaHz.5 = - aOoteA & sGa1-,8.
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gINANATAl AND n COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.
OFFICE ON NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening. June IA. 1873.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING-HOt

OleartnRs. Balances.
Jane III $500, $40 as $1l6.722 IL
We quote exceptional paper GOT cent; Al
4 MO: second grade do %: loans On col
lefarals sos; All mortgage paper 80; second
1Eade do @ p cent per annum.
Aexican dollars are now quoted at ss0sO
I aad trade dollars at so1sS. Halves and quar-
s american, are quoted at OAK 09ek.
y The sales 81 foreign exchange were hghs
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-15

VA few years ago loud complaints were
made about the manner In which cotton sam
] ping was conducted In this city, 1t was
declared that the samples extracted from the
\ tale were unnecessarily large. that come
i PERSONS engaged In this branch Of the busi-
] ness acquired considerable fortunes by this
kind Of stealage. The attention Of the Cot
ton Exchange was directed to this subject,
I andtive years ago system Of supervision was
established under the auspices OF that institu-
ton, which has effectually put q stop to such
! evil practices, and sampling is now conducted
! II this city III manner that Is perfectly fair
md honest. In New York. cotton sampnng
I has grown into such practice OF downright
robbery, that the Cotton Exchange has been
obliged to take action against 1t. few days
no Indictments for larceny and receiving
I stolen goods were found against two cotton
4 brokers' and a large number Of licensed sam
piers and cartmen. It appears that instead
Esat limiting themselves to the small quantity
q cotton from each bale needed TO exhibit the
y quality these licensed samplers take enough
pnake 1t an object aud sell 1t. The cartmen'
1 " y said, follow the example Of the samplers,
f nd take dig at the bales entrusted TO them
3 Vi their own account. The cotton-deal
6amate their losses through this system o.
pilfsring at $4,000 to $4,000 year. The
district attorney has entered vigorously Into
We business Of prosecuting the thieves ana
ttokers who purchase from them. and II is
Naght some OF the offenders Will be sent 70
\ sAa penitentiary.
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fnr,mercial and Financial Matters.

4 rhere was better dis position yesterday I'd
.4sda IN cotton. The tone Of the market was
49, throughout and d good round business
- done, amounting to 400 bales. This was
"a doubt On account OF concessions made by
dactgrs.
Nh stock of cotton In presses. i1nsold.
.noounts to 28,42s bales. against s1,11o last
,a.r st this date. On shipboard there are
3t1n bales, against 1871 bales last year
M stock Ia New York Ii 151. ia bales.
pusness was quiet ut the sugar sheds yes
aArday at unchanged prices for both sugar
1nd rnolasses.
a the grain deal there was only moderate
,nvement. There were but few buyers Oil
N Ianding and the market closed quiet but
Urn.
] ,,Rtsrday, and only small business was
Ina Id jobbing way. The general features
I vars unchanged, holders asking firm prices
II the high grades, while low grades were
All and neglected.
Provisions were somewhat excited, espe-
daily on cut meats and bacon, with nominal
sdyanoe Id the early part OF the day VI VI on
those staples. The feeling Was quiet at the
Close. ~
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4 The purchasing price Of silver bullion at
ths New Orleans Mint has been still further
advanced, II being now 81 16 1-5 per ounce.
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Columbus, Georgia, ID q live town. It's
lstest achievement Is q regular Cotton Tx
change. Daily meetings are held and trans
tcdons made on the spot But, the Times
NV, ''spots' are not popular with the menu
bsrs ID charge; they all believe In the future
H4rsfAu1.
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h There was another advance yesterday In
State Consols, those securities closing firm
III 4g15s@4a11Ss, against 421sD421s on Friday.
Premium Bonds ruled at 2eD2e1s, against 26
.G19G1s on the previous day. The sales Dit the
Exchange footed up $4,000 Of State Consols,
Ind $4,000 Premiums. Outside the sales
we're S155, 900 OF States.
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Middlina

The position OF the market at New York may
be seen from the following:
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OCEAN FREIGHTS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

SUGAH-The demand to-day was light and
the tone OF the market firm and unchanged. We
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C0MMERClAL.

In State bonds Louisiana Consols declined to
a. Missouri IS of 1886 sold at 10TH.
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The movements at ports from Ia M. Friday up
to IL N. to-dayois given below:
Received Same time Same time
since Friday 1RAt week. last year.

Total ......... I,O21 1888 :
FUTURES.
The Portland daily press., 1879-04-14
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA
THE BOSTON THEATRE co.

THE BOSTON THEATRE co.
Tonight the Boston Theatre Company will
appear at Portland Theatre in Merchant Of
Venice and "Katherine and Petruchio'
Owing to the pressure on our columns this
morning, we can hardly more than call atten-
ton to the fact; neither is 1t necessary, since
the mere announcement of their engagement
should fill the house.
NOTES.
Next Thursday-Fas Day-the Boston Pima.
fore Co. will appear at City Hall. both after
| noon and evening. The sale of seats has been
| very large thus far, and we would advise those
who intend going to secure seats at Stock
BRIDGES at once.
Joe Wh.elock will commence four weeks
support of Clara Morris at Cincinnati tonight
81. w. Ellis has taken the company of which
| Sappho is leading lady, and which has been
playing sic Petit DUO at Booths, on specula
ton.
| Mr.. Grin Richards will commence painting
the scenery for Mr.. E c. Swetts new drama
"Civil War;" at Portland Theatre, this week
| On Tuesday evening the entertainment given
| in the New Church vestry few weeks ago il
| to be repeated. 1t was burlesque on old folks
entertainment, short drama, and supper
which for its uuiqueness is novelty, ant
pleases both young and old. 1t is carried ou
by the younger members of the Swedenborgiar
church. IL ia laughable and withal pleasing
At the first presentation there were many Chill
dren present, having every seat occupied
Twelve boys under ten years of age, dressed in
| white caps aud aprons, wait upon the audience
at the banquet at the close of the entertain
ment.
Lizzie May Ulmer has been engaged to play
Clip IN "a Messenger from Jarvis Section
with Bernard Macauley's company on his Cali
fornian tour. They started for San francisco
| last Thursday.