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fd anh oas ra.1has hts soA.
AHd "a enlas a.s.a q. thsy B@~s
AAd s-eh e INA thres IN hls SOL
BELIEVES The other = -
Cattle shipments are slow.
Hay 10 worth go In Deadwood.
No inhdei sAncen In Chicago yes
terday.
Railroad excursions are AL the 90 in
Colorado.
Politics don't seem to be politics
these days.
Highest Temperature yesterday, soo;
bwest, Sc.
Big time In Chicago yestsrdAys-I
should ny %.
Sec our interesting special from Evan
ston on first page.
Wyoming weather h the boss weather
Of the United States
Territorial and county election ten
weeks from NEXT Tuesday.
Craig a Gardner can't be undersold
In house furnishing goods.
LeadviIle predicts that the last state
aremen's tournament has been held
several candidates for delegate 10
congress are ut work on their booms.
The Harrison hooks Of Leadyille
talk Of challenging Hooks No. 2 Of
Denver.
The numbrr of geutlsmen enteripe
the cattle business 4, constantly in
creasing.
There In AN eternal rivalry betveen
thu Denver and G-eorvetown Ara de-
partmeuts.
cn.v.,,. g.. n, an.
rough and b-oisterous elemrut Of bu-
mapity as II 4. now.
I,a.. p,.,, -, s.a ,. ,..,...
.,.s ~ .-.n,.,.,.. 1900, r-,-a,s,.
"a An. .ov.rrm.,t hoard,,, ho,.. !,
Laramie CITY.
u...,,. ~ a. 9 q no.,s a, an.
n n .h,r.h 4. ..usa ~. fw.an..
Az, -.vsn,.r =, .s. -. !, a.. ,..,,,.,
rr.ysr ms.s,nr
p-.~uu..,.... a.. y..-x..-...
.hrrch ,h,. -.-s,,n. :. ,s,., =, !
$780, ...,,., ,.-,,.,,o. q a..
n,h,,. :. ,-u-.-..t
iso' ua Sos'cu'.N Nv. .
~s t ~ c
,.r,,, -. ~ 80
-
mempers o wyoming Commahaery
Knights Templar, now In Chicago. an
nounces that the Sir knights are hay
ing n magnificent time.
The nights are delicious. and lovers
Of both sexes are enjoying them. Long
walks or rides ON the pralrIe I'm the
mia l,,h, ~ ~. ,,oc, ana I,n,t.r ar.
-
100 sp'eno'o iof anyIhins.
its q very snide newspaper that
'douo'es up ron three 10 iour COL
umhs Oh advertisement esery Gay.
our city understand the
makeshift n arc guided accordingly.
The south Platte has r,sen sueo-
.e"',y oo'ei 'ne s.ohes '0a',eu =
inc river peu, ana all Denver pegins 70
.o"'.i no" ,ons osio
~ WI" 10 po"i"k '"'os" s"s
'ie"m'
Buffalo Sam, one OF tho prisoners
who escaped several months since from
the ~penitentiary nj Laramie City, was
tried In Laramie ON Friday and con.
yicted Of ~stealinp government guns Al
the time he escaped. He was sentepc.
ed 10 three years imprisonment.
~. -s..,..- A.. &c.,.
upon Ienecting oSer sne cnahse'
n,.cs ~ h., nsss,,,v shs .,t,essi,
replied: III have none, sir; / am ID,
daughter OF q Methodist minister"
When Sheriff Draper reads our spe
ci., from Ev.r.ton a.taulrg sherif
reppef's experience win e'cap'n prs
oners, he viii wildly ecali MS owl
experience In our county jail last win
ter. At that time COREY. boyd ant
others made nm inefectual attempt e
n slnns shot
- ~. r,.. p.... -. .,u
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decline in house-furnishing goods.
Don't allow yourself TO be .misled by
spread eagle advertisements; but get the
hest possible figures elsewhere and then
come to MS, and we will sell you the
goods. CRAIG q GARDINER.
aug 17tf.
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Try the "a. & G. Bitters; they are
superior to all other. Sold by Addoms
q Glover. a27<tf
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"HArR REvrvuM" puts young hair
ON gray heads. Druggists and fancy
goods dealers sell 1t ut so cents.
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Choice ranch butter and eggs, green
fruits and vegetables always on hand at
UNDRRwooD Il AcGRDaoR's.
.au15-tf.
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A full assortment Of Gents under
wear, ut very low prices, ut Polack's.
a15tf
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win keep . few choice saddle horses
at my lower barn rear the Inter Ocean
hotel. Iau15-7 CHAs. II. TERRY.
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FoR sALE-At hree-stringed upright
piano. VIM. Knabe. LEADER once.
aulb-tf
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Rooms TO rent In Bon,s building,
suitable either for families or Offices,
Inquire OF 8. Bon. may18-tf
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FIVE GOOD ROOMS 10 rent In the
Fisk Block, Sixteenth street. Inquire
Of Il. =. snow. my23tf
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The "A. 4 O." Bitters ,ure general
debility and weakness Sold by
natl Addoms Il Glover.
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THE
York Sun
FOR THE

TINS WKKKLy SUE will bc fouud a usofnI
!or the reform Of the National oovcrnment
bcset tbs country can DO cured only BY I
chnnee oltne party IN power. TuE -uF earn
catiy suppo q for President and vioc Prcai-
dent Hxuoork and EnoLIsu.
In order thai al those who sympnthIx<
wt&1 our purpo9e may most cmcIoGly 90
oper.te With ~. 70 will send the WEEkLx
~ z{srsrr-fy1sss es.r, lor ysEst- Eq3tha
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II you are going into the mines, OF
IN n ranch, call ut Smith 4 Hnrring'
toms for your mining suits. m2-tf
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Shirts In endless variety and prices
at Polack's. a15tf
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Addoms & Glover's Syrup viii cure
Cough, Bronchitis and Weak Lungs.
u21-tf
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DO NOT BE

Try q 60 cent bottle OF Addoms &
Glover's Compound Blackberry Cor
dial. II
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Playing cards. n large variety. at
y20tf ADDoMs a GLovER's.
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New Styles Of Fall Hats were 70
ceived al PolAck's this week. al5tf
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DOWN.
DOWN.

Goes the prices. House furnishing
goods sold for one-fourth tho prices
paid two years ago.
au17-tf CRAIG &c GARDNER.
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Stationery Mt
jy2Otf AppoMs II GLovKR's.
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For fine watch repairing,
ap29tf DAVID MILLER. 18th street.
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We will sell fresh new goods ut the
same price you are asked elsewhere for
the refuse remnants OF an old stock.
au17-tf CRAIG d GARDINER.
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A large assortment OF clocks II
ZKHNER, JACKSON q BUDcHEkR's
oclotf
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AucSuay, huBuSe
18th, 1880. ut 12:20 p. M, Mrs. Rebecca,
wife Of Mr.. Ira l.. F~redendall, aged 90
years.
Funeral from her late residence, No.
go Seventeenth street, on Thursday
| afternoon ut 3 O'Clock. Friends Of the
family arc respectfully invited to at
tend.
The sudden death OF Mrs.. Fredendall
yesterday afternoon was n sad surprise
TO the many friends Of the deceased and
the bereaved husband. She had been
In fair health until a day or two before
her demise when she complained slight
ly, but Il was not thought possible that
death would result, rs she was able to
60 about rs usual. On yesterday,
shortly before noon, she suddenly grew
worse and expired at 1890 o'clock, rs
stated. Deceased left no children.
The sympathy Of the community is
extended TO Mr.. Fredendall. and his
many friends are using their best en-
deavors to soothe the pangs Of bereave-
ment.
The funeral, which takes place to-
morrow afternoon, will DO largely ut.
tended. Following are the anne Of
pallbearcrs: Messrs. Hugh Masterson,
w. NJ. MASH, John Harrington, d. q.
Rhodes, G. w. Riner aud G. A. Draper.
Girl Wanted -
To do general housework. Enquire,
George II. Thomas, Seventeenth street.
auglStf
For Blankets and Rubber Clothing
90 TO Polack's. a15tf >
Just received ut =. Bon's, 10th street,
the finest lot OF children's shoes that
ever camc 10 Cheyenne. jy3-tf
D--A N--~-I No.
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Just received at y. Bon's, 10Th street,
the finest lot Of children's shoes that
ever came 10 Cheyenne. jy3-tf
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An IS inch Y level for sale. Apply
To w. q. provinces. au11-tf
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Splendid furnished room; best Of
location. Inquire ut tho LEADER Of
Ace. jy11tf
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For blankets and Rubber Clothing
60 10 Polack's. al5tf ;
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To do general housework. Enquire
George II. Thomas. Seventeenth stree
auglStf
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fbs following are the appointments
mAAs by ths ~. Y. conferences. In ses-
soa last ~esk - GeonEet0sn. Col:
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Of the Laramie division for q number
Of years, and filled.t In n very credltable
manner, left yesterday for Omaha, 70
take the position Of second dispatcher
In that office. His place will DO filled
here by a gentleman from Omaha, Mr..
Leonard Hohl. q young man who for
merly occupied the place which Mr..
Edison will all. Himself and family
will arrive In n few days Until then,
Mr.. Al. J. Borie Is doing the work.
Two birthday parties in and near
Cheyenne yesterday, made tho boys and
girls happy. Miss Lizzie Whitcomb
received her young friends yesterday
morning ut her fathers house, near
Fort Russell, and entertained them
right royalty during the whole day.
: Bob" Law, jr., the eldest son Of
our genial superintendent, received his
friends In the afternoon, and q merrier
flock Of little ones never assembled to-
gether. The children are In favor Of
more birthday parties ut an early day.
The Methodist conference held Mt
Georgetown, has changed the Rev. w.
II. Gillian, pastor Of the N. E. church,
TO Boulder. The Rev. Mr.. Shaffner,
who has been ut Boulder, will OH the
pulpit made vacant by the change Of
Mr.. Gillian. Mr.. Gillam's friends In
Cheyenne nre numerous, and they will
deeply regret thu rules OF the Methodist
church which imposs frequent changes
Of residence uDOu ia uasi0Fa Mr.
great power and influence and will nc
doubt perform . great work In Cney,
snne, where there ID certainly n splen'
did Geld.
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-Surnllls

Tho foregoing Is n true and correct transcript
from the books oI tho New Orleans Insurance
Association.
MEL. MUsSON. President
CT. LANAUX, Secretary.
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NEW ORLEANS, january d. 1890.

VIEW UKIITtANS, JI1HHTy II. THH .
AT q meeting OF tho Board Of Directors held
this day 1t was resolved to declare the following
dividends from tho net earnings of the year
ending December 81. 1879, to wit:
/. Ten per cent annual interest on capital
paid In.
q. Five per cent to the reserve fund. In ac-
cordnnce with section 2. article Of the charter.
Charitable Association OF New Orleans for the
support of the widows and orohansand general
relief system of said association. In accord
ance with section 4. article Of the charter.
Five per cent interest dividend on capital
paid in
5. Twenty five per cent dividend to partici-
pating insurers.
All declarati of dividends to stockholders
on partial paid stock to be carried to credit Of
stock notes In accordance with section 8. article
az thu charter.
Participating, dividends to insurers payable
cash on demand
N MARKS. President
T. PRUDHOMME Vice President.
r. III. BENNERS. Secretary.
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BA NIX NOTICES.


Mutual National hank. New Orleans,
Deeember n. 1870 AT n meeting Of tho Board OF
Directors, hold on the thtrtteth Instant IL divi-
innd Of FOUR TER GENT Wna declared. paYa-
hla to tho Stockholders on demnnA.
lni I'm JOSEPH MITCHELL. Caahiar.
80 to $1,000 a lhSEs saaRs In @A tdI
tunes every month. Books sent FREQ explain
Ing everything. Address BAXTER h 90, Bank
ars. II Wall street NJ. Y. Rn21 ivDkW
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Office No. ID Camp street.

rE,HE FIKENIENtA INSURANCE COMPANY.
l. Or New OreanR
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TO SHIP OWNERS,
Captains and C0nsignees.

Tho GILMAN STEAM BAND TIGHTENEH
AND TYER, and GRIP TIE. arc now In use On
tho ORLEANS. PELICAN and CHAMPION
PRESSES and on other presses In New Or
leans. but WILL shortly be In operation on the
LIVERPOOL PRESS also. Your attention is
called to the fact that this is the only Fuller that
pulls ali OF the bands to equal and full ton
sion and fastens them exactly at the point to
which they are strained automatically and inde~
pendent OF tho will q the operator. insurinQ
uniform perfection OF work. II Ia the only
Fuller that has any authentic record TO show
that It Ia OF any benefit TO the ship In increasing
Its atoWage
Tho following vessels have had the bands OF
their entire cargoes Of Cotton put on by this
Fuller. Tho entire gain on the cargoes of two
Of them fthe Chiswick and Whickham) was due
to the Pullers and Grip Tie alone: and 1t is but
fair to state that one-half Of the gain on the
other cargoes was also due to the Pullers and
Grin Tie n1ona.
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nR. j B. PEREZ,

- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
of twenty five years experience In the treat.
ment and cure of Il diseases of the GENtTO.
URINARY ORG Ms, and Of those arising from
either NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DEBILITY
eases treated with success. Bright's Disease
Gravel, Catarrh of the Bladder. Gleet. Sparma
tnrrhea, and all disorders of a PRIV ATE Ma
TURE treated without the use of MERCURY or
msateines supplied. sTBidTtREs cur cured s. Us
simple mechanism without pain
Diseases Of Females, Suspension. Retention
| and all Female Irregularities PROMPTLY Re.
LIEYEp. DR.: Perez's FEMALE REGULAT.
| ING ELIXIR NEVER FAILS. To be had only
at this office. Consultations strictly eonfden.
| tial and charges reasonable. Office No. South
Rampant street. near CRn&l. Nav Orleans. ocs
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WANTS.
MHsCELIANEets WANTS.
10 sell Plano.

To sell Plane.
WANTED PURCHASERS FOR TWO GOOD
w IfsNOS. Gan he bought ehenp. Appy
corner Dumaine and Treme straoe Ia2b tW
Piano Tuning.
d m FOR PIANO TUNING BEST WORK
~ ~ ~ go MagG mo street. ID. LEIGH.
Sorce Pianist noi6tf
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office Of CrcserMt city Railroad Company.
No. 4 Ghartraa atrnpt Nav Orleans. January AZ.
tRaD At IL meeting ~ the Board Of Dtreotnrs
held on the twanty tlrat lalHnt. n DIVIDEND
OF TWO PER CENT VIA declared out Of tho
earnings of the paRi thrt'n months payable on
md alter February 10 next, T.RuRierR from
january 30 to February 10 will hn cN dividend
ia1n y JHDEN. SECRETARY.
once or the commissioners OF the GOu-
Holidated Debt, city OF Now Orlnana. room No
o, City Hall. New Orleans. January. ~. igsu r.
The seventeenth quarterly allotment OF RNrtos
of premium hohdR will take place In tho Office
of Tho AdminiH rRtpr " Public Accounts. CITY
Hail. On Saturday, January ~, 1890. NY 10 O'Clock
O. m ut which time sixty antiaa will ho drawn.
ALE. II. iHhkCI0N,
ia2t I'd Administrator o, Finance.
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At regular meeting OF the Board OF Direct
ors. held on tho nineteenth OF January. 1880. 1t
was resolved to pay. on demand Second Semi
Annual Interest Dividend Of FIVE PER GENT.
to the thirty first OF December. 1879, making
TEN PER CENT per annum on the capital
stock of $50 per share.
MEL. MUSSON. President.
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BOARD OF DIRECTOR!
CITY TAXES FOR 1850.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. CRY HALL. /
New Orleans, January "a, 1850.
THIS DEPARTMENT WILL BE PREPARED
y on MONDAY. tWenty-etXth instant. to re-
ceive CITY TAAES OF is90.
The following rates OF cash rebate will be al
lowed say:
5, per cent from January 26 to February 10,
inclusive.
3 per cent from February is to February 90.
inclusive.
2 per cent from March to March 81 tnclu-
sive. ALT. e. ISAACSON,
ja25 tt Administrator OF Finance
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The above statement is n true and correct
transcript from tho books Of the Firemen's In
surnnce Company Of New 0raa
L. N MARKS President.
Il. ii. BENNERS. Secretary.
Sworn TO and subscribed before mo this twen-
ty- first day of January, 1890.
CHAS. ROLLE. Notary Public.
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Tho steamship Kenslngton carried away 5M
bales per ton register.
The following upwards or 1901 are some of
the vessels which have used the GILMAN
FULLER on portions Of their cargoes frequent
trials showing that against tier Of ~ bales
tod by hand ono OF 26 TO 30 was BtOWed when
tied by the Fuller.
The steamship Hanover made gain OF 81 per
cent on Cotton from the same Press. and In q
Box Railroad Car q gain from the same Press
FULLER and GRIP TIEaone Steamships DC.
Louis. Highbury. Morina, Ben Venue. Kings
press. Andean. Abdiel. Artillerist. Borussia.
Braunachweig, Baltimore Cordova. Conset.
DiIos. Epie, Emblehope, Elvire. Effective. El-
Historian. Hesleden. Harden. Hudson Inventor.
Knlckerbocker- Linda. Leverrier. Leno. Lone
Star; Maria, Louisa. Memphis. Mayaguez.
a 1iep Morgan n of9. Naples Nurnbera. New
Orleans Oberon. Orator Porto Rico. Peer of the.
Realm. Prussia. Romulus. Rita. 5eemiramide.
Adolph. Alice NJ Minott. Aphrodte Arden Lea.
John T Berry. birmingham, Baden; Constan-
son. Diamant. Empire Of Peace. Ermina j..
Forest Eagle Genitori Tarabochia, Gnstave and
Oscar. Glenanort. Hercules, Ismer, He Marthe.
signano. Marguerite Marcia dreenleaf. Minnie
NJ. Watts. Mary Ann. Mary Riggs, Nunauam
Dornio. Orient, Portray. Paul Boyson. Queen
Terrace, Richard Parsons. Stewart freeman
| Ellen NJ. Story Sabine. Thos. Lord. wyoming
| Yorktown. To all Of which you are referreda
| but more especially TO the operation o. the ma
chine itself, for the quality Of the work zone.
| Orders for its use left at the presses named.
or at this office. will be attended to.
JOHN B. LAFITTE & CO.,
Managers Louisiana Cotton Tie Company,
NO 1873 Gravier street
| E+h o.
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FIFTH ANIMAL, ATATEMEN


In conformity with article ton Of the charter.
this company makes the following statement
Of its business during tho year ending Doeem-
her II. 1879
Premiums recoved for fire risks .,.... slO1 3f6 %
Premiums roreiv0d for river rlsks *. IL I'D II
Premiums received for marine risks B 400 ~
Keporved for untarminAtcd risks OF
lsTa. and surplus. ...--.-..--- tOi 6h5 "a
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FOR SALE.

u atenmbont LUCY H. GASrRELL. &c., q
as abe now lies near tho Good Intent sA----s-6=~s
Dock. For particulars inquire u X KENNETH Il
HUEY. 0 aud II Delta street. or Of Capt. J. q.
AUST on hoard. jal6 If
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hOSuIL INV ohLEaNS.
NOTICE OF A SPECIAL ACT.
RELATIVE TO CEMETERIES IN THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS

The undersigned, member Of the House Of
REPRESENTATIVE of the State OF Louisiana from
the Fourth Representative District. parish OF
Orleans, hereby, aud IN compliance with article
~ Of the constitution. gives public notice that
he will INTRODUCES bill. with the object Of
making 1t n law. preventing further burial IN
certain cemeteries situated within the limits
Of the city Of New Orleans.
Jars fa4 IL II Is Fl. HFIDENHAIN.
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STATE or LOUISIANA PARISH or ORLEANs.
City OF Now Orleans. !
Sworn to and subscribed before me. notary
public. this twentieth day of January. 1880.
G.. LIE GAlsOEUR. JH.
Notary Public.
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MUSICAL NOTE

1t IS stated thaf Miss Clara Louise kelcgg begins
four months eagagement at st. Petersburg o-uor-
row evening.
Her brahms hls ju,t completed new orchestral
symphony his thlrd lie has also, during hIs holi-
day., VT ,trn an overture lone account says two
over u.e>) and pauotor,e tho.
Bcrlicz', ala Dlmnaion de Faust" viii be given
IN Boston on Friday evening under the direction of
Mr.. b. j. Long. the solo parts being distributed as
fol ow,: Marguerite Miss Lillian Bailey: Faust
Mr.. ". j. Nlucd; Brauden. NJ. 9. H.. Hay; he
phiSto, ii RI Georg Hcnsche!.
Madame Donald. soprano -ecently arrived from
Itaiy, viii give concert at SteInway Hall No
vember 10. Mr.. Franz Rumme, Mr.. J. Levy and
an orchestra conducted by Mr. Dietrich. besides
artists not yet decided on, VIII take part
in the concert.
1t is stated that documents have bco1 signed
wheel insure q season of the highest class OF Ger
man opera at the DruTy Lane Theatre London. next
summer, under The direction Of Herr Hans Richter.
The scheme includes German opera from Mozart %
the Ring OF the Nlbelungs" sung by German
artists.
The Strakosch English Opera Company was to
open last night IN Boston IN an English version of
"Aida," with Mmo- Marie Roze in the title role
supported b. Miss Barton, Mr. Byron Mr.. Carleton,
Mr.. Comfy and Mr.. Pcakes. Mile. IOrrian is an
nounced for tonight IN Faust" Tomorrow " Car
men will he presented with Mime. R0ze a. the
Gypsy. Fra DlaYOlo" Is TO be gwen on FRIDAY
with Mrs. ABBY Darlington AZ ZrliGa. Boito's
"Meistofcle" Is prom sed for the second week.
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AMERICAS INSTITUTE FAl
guntf 10 Advertisements.


ArrslNrNre Sd I0oS- 9th onllu'.
ANNOUNCFNFNTs-S PGCc-6th CO.. mn. -
BANKING fIOUSES AND BANKERs- On PdGe-oth co'uW"'
boAIp AND Looms 6M iGne-0tn "hnb
BUSINESS NOTICES Al IGOt-lSi COMMIT
CorAvTNFRSu1P NOTICEs-3d Page "a COMM
CORPORATION NOTICES On PdOc otn "olumA-
DANCING ACApEMIE~- 6h PdGe Sd coiumn
IIytIINt NDTICfs- IN Par ON ""1hu~
DRESS NAKING-6H Pdgc-3l colnmn . ,
tnn.pr A. ',Ft rIsI 80 Page-2d column
EINaNCGu-7t IN IdOe 5h coiu m
FINE ARTs-3d Page 9Th column
IrRNITURI-3d Tagged column
RlIr NAN1fi Sd rage An QUINN
ins1prcTior- 6h PagS-21 aud 81 "oumnS
ItCTrRFs AND MEETINGs-3d Fdgt-oth "oiu'h
IosT AM tOUNp- 9Th Page 81 column
NAprIY Avn SIATF MANIFESTO Fdge-Zo cOiumh'
MANAGES AND DEATHs-5h Pdgc-6 column.
MIsI>c-Gh Pa0c 4th ant column. - c.,
MIsCrII ANXIOUS 9Th Pdge-5th column; Sh page o'h
column. , n .o,..,.
NV I'M IC.TIoSs- 6u PaJe-1St and ID columns
OCEAN STEAMTRs-7M PdOe-6th column
RI Al, ESr\rE-Sd PnOe-2 and 81 column.
sIru aTIoNs WAITED MAlk.-3d PdOe-4th column
-. ID Pa = 81 ana Attn columns
SPECIAL NoTICi s-5M age On 'Ol2mn.
STATIONERY 80 ragged column 49,, -, c,,,
STEAMBOAT, AND RNLROADs-3d Pdgc--oth ana otn
columns.
T, a, nt.,--6 9Th rcgr-3t "ruH'