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Seminal weakness.

is practiccd by the youth OF both sexes TO an almost
unlimited extent, producing with unerring certainty
the following train of morbid symptoms, unless
combated by scientific medical measures, viz: Sallow
countenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain in the
head, ringing in the'ears, noise like the rustling of
leaves and rafting of cha-lots, uneasiness about
the loins, weakness of the limbs confused vision
bIuuted intellect, loss of confidence, diffdence in
approaching strangers, dislike to form new ac-
quaintsnces, disposition to shun society, loss Of
memory, hectic flushed, pmrles and various erup-
tons about the face, furred tongue, fetid breath
coughs, consumption, night sweats, monomania and
frequent insanity.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at distance may be cured at home by ad-
dressing letter to DR. GIBBON. stating case, symp-
toms, length of time the dsease has continued and
have medicines promptly forwarded, free from
damage and curiosity. to any part OF the country,
with full and plain directors. By iuclosing ten
collars, in registered letter. through the Postosce,
or through Wells, Fargo Co., package of medicine
will be forwarded to any part Of the Uni Please
sly you this advertisement in the CORD
UNION. Address DIR J F. GIL bon.
ja24.4ptf Box 1857, San Francisco
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r4otchlKiss AIissc Warner, Miss Emma
iIss.a. Me- Nell;e Weeks Mrs Nellie
.as,ac;, Ms Maria White, Miss Louisa
lgnaeia, a-i -. Si, ..,ir,, White Mrs
Jacobson, MS Al1sS yv;iav Ma BETTY
Johnson. riorenee WaoJs Miss Catherine
lrnes, Ihne -.
LamphreS. MIS- maj!
ee"sAe
Elliott &C Matheral, VIM
s !, 49,, A Ewing VIM (vaD Merett A
~ atsa1t q A Pagan, II Morgan, Al
Alameda, "A (va) lethah1.s "a Netnereo.t, JAS
Ames, t. Flag John DIoughlon /
Baden, - w w Trriong NJ " 0,NaiI E,rant
o.,,o I gallagher VI gseason Jas
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H. =. ROOT. ALEx. NELSON.

H. z. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. DHisCOL
Root, NELSON AZ co.,
ETNIoN FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
Z Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
1ween II and 0. Castings ana Machinery of every
description made to order. ju24-4plm
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE!
DR., GIBBONS DISPEHSARY,
6.3 Kearny street, San Francisco.

Established in 1854, for
the treatment OF Sexual
and Seminal diseases,
such as Gonorrhea, elect,
Structures, Syphilis in all
its forms, Seminal Weak
ness, Impotency, Skin
Diseases, etc., perma-
nently cured orno charge.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the
consequence ofself-abuse.
This solitary vice or de-
iprayed sexual indulpence
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q J. cRoLY.

MO. 3o2 ], AND zoos THIRD STREETS
~ Hot Lunch daily from II A. NJ. TO o'clock
P. N. The Best of Wines Liquors and Cigars
jyl3-4plm BOWERS & LoNGABAUGH.
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CREED RAYMOND,

nR. NIXON HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
~ street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
No. 91S Win visit Railroad Hospital at $3.50 A. NJ
daily soft
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A. N. TowNE. General Srlpersnsende
t. II GOODMAN. .Gen1 Pass'r and Ticket Agent
iaQ-
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HON. &. n. FOX will accompany Mr.. PAGE
and speak at Martinez, lone Suffer Creek, Jackson
Mokelupne Hill, San AndreAs. Sheep Ranch
Columbia aud Sonora; and GEN. JOHN r.
MILLER at Auburn. Grass Valley, Nevada City,
Dutch Fiat, Stockton. Plymouth and Amador City
fsoS. NEWTON BOOTH win likewise speak
with MR. PAGE at places to 6e hereafter designated.
BY order OF the Republican State Central Com
mitsee P b. CORNWALL, Vice. Chairman.
JAMES X. FIELAYsoy, Secretary. s22-u
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q. Z. BILLINGS d co.,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
4 in Fine Brandies, Wines and Liquors. Agents
Tor Dr. Jaife's Celebrated Cinchona Bitters; also,
agents for Litton Springs Settler Water, Sonoma
county, California. No. Ill street, between Fourth
and Fifth au25-4plm
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ST on LETTERS REMAINING IN

HawFKs cAscAeA sAeRADa Buffers for habitua
constipation.
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cURGEoN AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
- Office and residence, On Eighth street, between
ii and l. Office hours to A. M, and u to 2, and
TO s P NJ. Diseases of the Eye and Ear specially.
%. 4n2nn
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1879.
+. FOSTER.
CAPITAL ALE VAULTS,

yeooy BINDER, PAPER RULER AND BLANK
z , Book Manufacturer No. 319 ] street. between
Third and Fourth, Saci amento. au2O4pu
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'sIn my opinion fI.e best interests of the
whole country, North and south, demand
the success or the ticket headed by Gar.
field and Arthur."-U. 5. GRANT.
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90 = F. 7

That they special public the annexed PRICE LIST
Standard Sterling Toilet Soap Sc cake.
West Endn Dat Soap valuel cake
ronev and cvoene Fancy Toilet Soap
nprnce FanoyNG Toilet Be a cake
Honey" Toilet Soap p "oNeN
aYankee" Shaving Soap, wrapped DC a cake
Glycerine loo cake
Fancy Toilet LOG a cake
clyoene Bouqu Soap perfumed wrapped loo cake
aoney Bouquet Soap highly wrapped loo cake
Extra Fine SMILED loc cake
Toilet .Aoo d CAKE
Toilet Soap .ioo a Gaze
Turkish Soap, cakes izac a CAKE
SULPHUR SOAP l5o cake
Fancy Notified Soap, large size. sSo a bar
Family 2o bars SOC per box
sr Country orders promptly
RED HOUSE TRADE union,
STREET
AGRICULTURAL WARES.
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w. A. HUGHsON, NJ. .

W. A. HUGNSONs M De-
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
III Office, southwest corner Of Seventh and J
streets in Bry els new building, up stairs. Resi-
dence. southeast corner Of Seventh and N streets,
Sacramento Office hours: to and to s P. Il.
au25-Ap1m
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i. ID. MCFARLAND,
DIR. UNDERUlLL.

A rToRNEY AT LAw-oFFICE, SOUTHWEST
a corner OF and Fourth streets. Residence,
Il street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth. o9-4ps
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q. vi. DIXON, NJ. d.

SUCCESSOR TO FOX STRUT, IMPORTER
and wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
80. Al street. Sacramento Sole agent for A
Hupfei's Sons New York Beer. o14-4p1m
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CACRAMENT0 BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
n street, between Front and Second, Sacra-
mento Manufacturer of Steam Boilers, Sheet lion
Work, etc. Also, all kinds of Repairing. Chang ng
Portable Boilers from Wood to Straw Burners
Specially. o6-4ptf
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BRUNER & BRUNER,

A TToRNEYS-ATLAW AND NoTARIES PUB
N lie, will practice in all the Courts. Special at
tention paid to Probate business. Office in Bryte's
Building southwest corner of Seventh and streets
NJ
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c.pEE q CnoLy.

EONTRACToRS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
4 pared to DO all kiuds of work in their inc, in
city or country PRINCIPAL place Of business, Sacr
mento. Shop, 81 Second street, between K and L.
Post-office Box, 40, Sacramento lyle 4ptf
, 1880-09-12
IN THE OUTSKIRTS.

FIR The Chicago Tribune.
"Dang these strects."-Otd Song.
Hewas wand ring alone on murky back street,
Where tho ioam it was sandy and greasy;
And he lifted each foot with popgun-like anap
For the walking you couldn't call easy,
It is sad to remark that the citizen swore,
Though he said that hc only WIS quoting,
As stumbling and blund'rlny he wandered along
In that street dark enough for Rarroting.
John Chinaman, dressed in a pig tail and shirt,
Stood gazing ut this. his diieuaa,
While hololng sweet hieroglyphical note,
In Chinese. addressed to his ~GIan'ua-"
The stranger WIS sinking, deep, deep In the mire:
His knees, then his hips, then his breast went
Do"n, down; only one trembling hand now In
No longer his voice can distress vent. ~'
MY likee," says John-':aliee san,ee savoe
stamp
Good Mclean man .takee letter; =
You 60 pl6tty soon-beatee steamer, my guass-
You gettee my county ali better"
But ere he could roach him, that lone hand was
played
Down OH thar back street. Of our city, :'''
And John had his postage to pay alice same, ~
NEw-xAS..
, 1880-09-12
MAl0NIE AND MURPHY. :.

In Improved and Me't;sd r st9n Of Pas.aos IN
Malonie stood at Murphy's bar
And qunded his beer and nurmured: "Aht
Twas goodl And now, nest noble friend,
To labor my way must wend:
And, for the beer that hare drank,
You, SIR, most heartily thank."
. The Murphy gave his hair poke,
Folded hts arms, aud thus he spoke:
want five cents. snrr, for that beeri''
Malonie answered stratght:
- thought drank at your expense,
But won't kick about five cents
Just put It on tho slatc!'
Mnrphr replied: Not much, re knowl
Then turned Aialonie's cheek ike fro,
And shook bis very frame for ire:
An this TO me!'' he said;
And. 'twerc not for thy hoary beard,
Rednd, Ma1onse had not spared
To punch tho Murphy's hoadf
And. Murphy. more I'll toll thee, here,
Fen In thy pitch Of pride,
IT thou assert'st I'm not the peer
Of any man in this ward here,
and cuu't be trusted for beer,
Then, Murphy. thou hast liedr'
On Mnrphy's face an angry flush
DIeepened the r1m.created blush
To beard the lion in his den,
The Murphy In his mill?
And hop,st thou hence unl!cked to 9o7
No! hy Old Noses ppor, mol
rra'rtfh,5aer ra't h5a a;,e1S eSsf the, the eHT an
Mnlon1c turned. He had full need
VI all his noted powers Of speed.
0TeE the threshold quick he spranx
just ns the door closed with bang
. So ltrtle ttine he had to clear.
4 brick hurled at him gruzed his ear,
But. when tho Murphy reached the door.
HE'D gone, aud there wus seen no more.
Boston Post.
, 1880-09-12

TO the Editor of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Sept ll.-aiy attention was called
this morning by several acquaintances, whom I
met on the street. ASKING me how long since
haa been In the variety: business, etc; etc, In
answer to mr inquiries as TO wta. it meant I.
vas shown ,t an article in this mornings Te1uusz
headed "Wine-Rqoms ~ also attempting to con-
meet me with the variety show in Daiias Tar
as its agent in Chicago ] have never yer been
IN the variety businessman did not know until T
read !: in your piper that was acting ~ agent
1pe sca,s any, sa l.. nave resided in Chicago twenty
xs1 y and f9 The past
ABOUT M II the thettrc ia Dallas. only thnt ME
a. apnenr rsSmpsSn ssE 9ftsn stopped ny hoss1 It
q number Of actresses, and, bcinF in the notci nv
mv as visitor the Clerk, SIR Crank, called
ar: IhoInpson's advertisement. r told this
had dna nnthsra wno It seems IS your reporter, that
. let1er from Mr.. THOMPSON stating be wtuld
mol Dc able to runch Chicago, "a be sad intenlstie
, 1880-09-12
THE HANCOCK CAMPAIGN.


Consider what Lee aud Jackson would do were
they alive: these the same principles for which
not abandon them now Remembar that upon youu, \
-fVads Hampton at sTaunton,I Va July Il 1s3.
Has the War been a failure2 Have thousands
And have millions of money been squandered
Is the cause that has triumphed, at last to be
y. lost,
Are the laurels Of many desperate fray
TO be taken by terror and shotgun away? -
Though sa.,,c: Me raised the Old rlaz over Sumter
Though we tramped to The sea through the
Rebel domain:
Where Tie foul flag Of Treason was brought to
the ground:
from their chains,
All the old Rebel spirit unconquered remains.
In each proud Southern heart the old hatred still
Q how mean is the spirit that never tor9ivesl
All the laws Of our country the Southrons defy;
door,
Unforg1ytns they live, and unthantful they
Yet to keep the old flame of Secession alive;
And they nourish the hatred, they foster the
They have felt for the North from the time each
was born.
They now now ST in their sackcloth-they pout and
they plan-
They all watch, they all wait, with the Copper
head clan,
Till BY Terror and fraud they can sweep like a
blast
Ger our prosperous times, and destroy them at
last
All the embers Of Treason are smolderiug still,
And the Rebels, UNPUBLISHED, yet murder and
While a freeman must fight for his ballot or fall,
Where . ,c'.<re, are the rights 10 haue pronased
o brave soldiers who fought that this land might
9 bold sailors who toiled on the b1ilowy seal
VIII you yield now to traitors, or triumph anew?
Will you give up the ship to tho Copperhead
Shall the Stripes and the Stars be dtshonored at
viii ySs iaat4s st5i1s the bright c0ors you nailed to
Shall !;! yonr labor be lost7 Has the blood Of the
On tbs soil of Virginia been wasted III vain?
The conflict is ragtng, and blood is still spilled:
The serpent was crushed, but it never was
killed;
The sounds Of the sktrmish already we hear,
Though rivers run red with the blood Of tha
Wen save at all hazards our country aeatnl
Down into the dust ehall Secession be hurled,
A'tl s.4s ssDsN ~ 'a'tTl'0''d Of seor' from the
LAWhpALE, Chicago. EuoESE J. HALL.
, 1880-09-12

gentleman should come over to England.
impersonate Sothern as we'll IS he could.
Watering place to be dootored, while sensa Honal
kilograms wero sent backward aud forward
across the ocean. This program has bcon car
tiemnn actually hal the cool audacity tn. laugh
ovcr tho trick that Sothorn, florence; and other
trlisty friends in the secret Ind concocted to
there is no Sothcrn at Brighton. and his repre-
sentative looks fur too well To representa- y sick
man much longer. There he was, chatting at
the Old Ship, giving capital imitation Though
only an initntlon, 81 the erratic Dnndroary hn-
self in the best Of good hulnor. and at times
quite forgetting the r6ee Of invalid l,o should
have maintained III order to keep up tho 1eccp-
tion. After spending half an hour In conycrsa-
ton with nlc, the pseudo Sotlern jumped into
his carriage and drove away with wave OF the
hand almost worthy Of the genuine original
Sothern's friends only wish this story was true.
, 1880-09-12
BALLAD OF A BlvALVE.
4
For 1hs Chicago IrDunE

For Ths Chicago Irfbuae.
He went into restaurant-
FROM State street 'twas not far: ..>s.
He had not tasted oysters Id --:'S
- The months without an "r." 1:
a - :',.:, ::. ~.
his appetite was keen OF edge ~. -: !. !:
He called q wuiter-u,au- y:
Quoth he, Bring me dozen steWeds ~> ):
And make all haste you caul' -,
The waiter hastcd him full veil, -:
And soon conveyed dish .>..:-~ -
: Within whose depths, supposedly. ":st =
>: Was the jolly boneless fish. -.
But this man knew chemist near, ~;
Add one exceeding wise: -.
. And to him then he took that stew, X
That he might anaiyze. =: .. ::
He found some water and some CHALK
:: Also little milk, H. >
Some pepper. salt, and butter too. 49,. r.
EtceteraS OF that Iik.
The chemists nlght-clerk woke towards mo1p'
Shiv'ring, and cold as toast;
Beside his bed horrid sight
4 murdered oysters ghosrf =.
, 1880-09-12

The following story WIS told by the mistress Of
the dog herself. The event occurred ip a small
village In Essex, England. some years ago: -
its mistress, but nor by its master, was ono day
wing Oh II rug in the drawing room when the
master came in, having just paid its tax. He
said: have Just paid that dogs tax and,
looking at It with a severe expression, aided,
and hes not worth hfs tax The little dog inn
medtately got up, and with a crestfallcu ap-
peafante, put its tail between its legs and left
the rom. It was never seen afterwards. nor
Wa8 ever heard OF again, although inquiries
Tafa m2de 1t tho time In evexT direction"
, 1880-09-12

A fortune-tcler was arrested in Paris and
carried before the TrlbunnI Of Corrcctiouul To-
a man Of great Wit, but r.ther foud OF Joke for
q mnt.istrHte. II do,Heir," said the sorcerer,
IN this case, said the President, IS you know
tQ1niy-" - What will happen 70 you7'' 4Norh-
ing! ile; You aro sure or that?,' Yes; you
VIII acqutt me- :. Acquit you2" H. There is no
bad been your Intention to coudcmn me- you
Sal' Hsu pt;, not have ndoed irohy to rntsfortune
fInt, hns rfeS,uent, diseoncerted, turned to his
charged. :. .~ "' lily
, 1880-09-12

of cattle Oh the island. The establishment OF
the island herd-hook Was opposed as boing quite
nnpecessary, rs thero is no other bteed on the
island, and no question Of the purity OF blood
eau thus arise In 1879 only about aNo animals
tho island arc unansd,. and the pulls also un-
less they happen TO be prize or be herd.boos
animals In many cases the same aIa1 names are
Instance Of whion is g!yen-the breeder, man
Of Considerable position and long standing.
calling ali his bulls Nelson, and all hta COWS
paarfr.
, 1880-09-12
John Enrtsht,s License.

To the Editor Of The Chicago Trtbvns. =.
CHICAGO, Sept. III notice the morning pa:
pers give the fact that application has been
made to his Honor Mayor Harrison to revoke
the license Of John Enrfght, saloonkeeper at
No. 173 West Sixteenth. street, because OF the
brutal and t1erdish assault made by him upon
the agent Of the Citizens League, Mr. A. Pax
ton; and am sure every respectable person in
the city will join In that request, for however.
people may differ on the subject Of drinking
and intemper1uce, there can only be one opiu-
ion about saving the young men and girls from
ruin. And the Citizens Loague, tor what 1t has
done In this direction, ought to aud does receive
the hearty thanks OF every decent man and
woman in our community. have the honor to
belong to aud be- acquainted with most Of the
Swedish population ID this Lefty, and I know Of
no man ! that a. 6as gained moro appreciation and
ton In bis noble efforts for the saving OF the
youth Of our city. We have looked upon him as
Il moral hero. And can say to his Honor the
Mayor that If be refuses to revoke this mans
license he will lose the friendship Of the many
respectable Swedes Of Chicago.
C. M. ALHEHEOH.
, 1880-09-12

Rrowne, r MoNair; Miss Georgia Tyler, late Of
Howard, soubret; Miss Ollie Forbes Juvenile:
Miss Mary Booth. Miss Ivy Vine, Miss Ethel
brooks. and Miss Ciara Cleveland. As formerly,
The drama for The coming week will bo " The
BOY Detective and the star will be Mr. N. s.
, 1880-09-12
The Washington Street Tunnel.
Tn ths Editor al ms CS.4,.:ugo I+ibuns.

To fhs Edllor a 1h6 Ls--G0o IT1btnk-
CHICAGO, Sept. 1-Ailow me through your
columns to advocate the cause Of the malfgned
West Side tunnel versus the bridges. Dirty and
uncomfortable as it is, the Washington street
tunnel enables many West Slider to keep his
appointments which would otherwise be broken.
For one, a residence west Of the river would be
intolerable to me- II this method of transit no
longer existed. Hut it behoQyes the authorities
to make the convenience more reliable than IT
is 1t happens not infrequently that one travels
tar out OF his way for presumably certain
route only to find the tunnel mouths barred OF
tuKrcas, and this for trivial causes. It would
serve us far better II the sweeping and cleans
ing PROCESS were accomplished at night, and 1t
the tunnels were mover closed except by order
Of the Commissioner of Public Works.
PHYmuAN.
, 1880-09-12
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.



To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
SrocKBR1pGE. Wis, Sept 9.-Will you please
inform subscriber through your .paper to
whom aud whore to make complaints for letters
:abstracted by some Of tho Post-0fice subordi-
mates? The letters In question were probably
abstracted en- route on the train. By giving
oblige SUBSCRIBER.
[The matter referred to should be reported to
David q. Parker, Chief Post 0flce Inspector,
Washington, D. c.; also report sent to J. e.
Stuart, Post Office Inspector, Chicago, with full
statement Of the facts in tho easel
, 1880-09-12

NOW that Jerseys. are all the: fashion with
a2!Tylnen thase facts about tho cattle in their
81 sattlc on the lslaud Ut Jersey, accorslin,. to
1n o,neaat agr1cnit4ral returns; and the number
ors' registry, have been 10 follows for The isst
four years: :. -,:~s> ~ @o Ao's
, 1880-09-12
Festival was determined by the gigantic and in-
spired mass ct Beethoveu.

Eesti5a! vas BY the gigantic and in
~ raroDoas 1noxAs CHORUS, -
Tho New York Tribune says: VThe announce
ment is, made this morning that Theodor'
choral society under bis personat direction, ant
all properly qualified persons who wish to joit
itare = inyited nM to eommt'nieate with him at Stein
themselves. The Immediate purpose OF the new
o G ahoq baF %
cooperate with the Philharmonic orchestra In
the production Of Important works, in the
rohs viii be independent, aithoneh S boti Il vii 6o
/ under Thomas command. The plan IL not a
new one; 1t has been In. contemplation for
| several years; ana ir Toaao nave Deen unaeF-
his annuaI musiroi fs1,rs hnd ~ not II bied 50 much
~ a.as n & .sn @ Iu @ ~. 49, n!cu @ ~
~ ~ na7 n.n ~, ts",a u nd nire eshe taus
other attention may. be required for the new
society," -s!..y ..,. ,.o,,,..
The following coutrnct Of Nine, R6ze with
Strakosch gives u fair; Idea 9f the modest re-
!. quircmcnts Of II prfnla donna: Nine: Marie Rose
mn assoints IN IN fho atrakosci ess opera com
,n"nv Tnr tnnr IN he United stntes and Cnnntia
:commencine conf on Monday, Nov. j, 1850, and ter
rho privilege of extending safd contract one,
;two. or three months longer upon giving Nine.
e!arlo Roe potice on or before March !. lss1~
~
gtsu Nn,4 @ tnc XIV f.; oru ~
toaret n. Mefstnfne Ta,tnttnt IN !. fas tnn1,c-
gu rnts. Carmen ida. Tsnno1c IN "nTro-
vatore, so; "Laiia iookh. Nine. Marie ueze is to
per week, she receiving in addition rs per cent
Of TIE net recelpss on the nignts ana maflnees IN
snG sns M M Me rer,oe g;tb ~
In the week she Is to receive $k3s3 lehe pro rata
OF tnree ~ 11'VN plus 70 pes Eeht y tne net re-
cs'pts Mmo: Marie Marie hoze Is also 70 nave f1e use
rss af tae sba + n nee o.
three persons lthe prin1a donna, her husband.
and me m mnia,, Al pa9Gage IS 20 ne paia lot ny
the prin.a donna y to have Pullman drawing
room car reserved for her exclusive use-
+: MUSICAL NOTES.
Herr Joseny is reported to bo quite sick at his
the recent severe hot weather. :7:.:
n rh.r,,r co,,no,, ho. oo,o,,+,. a,,.,,,,,..,o.
NJ. Ihar!ss Gonnoa mas accepted commtsslon
ton f,r ~ The ngmineham 81 NJ Feattra ~ 1s
Miss Adelaide Phillips sailed on the Citv of
Brussels last Tuesday for New York, where she
w., na,s..o,. ,- 49,. ,e-a,,,..M. ~ .- s@47.
,,.,a;oa ieea mnu - mg't e. ~ NeM aork
nosaca! clycaes Is engagea as edIol-ln-cn1el of
e. n9w 1 Masf Aeeta"0 70 90 Drought OUT III Berlin
Mr. William Steinway was recently married
in Dresden to Miss Ranft, the daughter Of m
American family Who have lived for some years
IN thas CITY.
II Is reported 1r9m London that cara Louise
heIogR ana tarl Rosa are seriously discussing
me leasiplnty % grand Engnsn opera COM
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