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Rent Reduced.


Rent Reduced.
The land sub.commission at Limerick,
in the case OF the Enright tenants hold
ing rather over three acres OF land, has
reduced the rept from nineteen pounds
to nine. The decision was unexpected
and an increased number OF tenants are
expected to apply to the court.
LONDON, November AT a Home
Rule meeting in Dublin, yesterday, ID.
Sullivan, brother OF A. NJ. Sullivan,
moved the Home Rule Manifesto be
circulated throughout Europe, America
and Australia. A detective watched
those who entered the room to attend
the meeting.
A Dublin correspondent, in discuss.
ing the Home Rule meeting, says: A
little knot OF politicians, who meet oc-
casionally under the name OF the Home
Rule League, think they see fine op-
portunity for emerging from the insg-
nifcance into which they were cast by
the Land League. Only thirty persons
were present at the meeting at which
the manifesto was promulgated.
Several more suspects were arrested
Tuesday.
The Episcopal arms, carved on the
pillars OF Archbishop McCabe's house,
in Dublin, have been broken, owing, it
is supposed, to the Archbishop's recent
pastoral.
Agrarian outrages in Ireland during
October number 400, as follows: Num-
ster, 223; Connaught, 1873; Leinster,
102; Ulster, 80.
At the first sitting OF the Land Com
mission in Limerick, there was large
attendance, and about two hundred
claims for reduction of rent were pre-.
sented.
LONDON, November 9.-The first al.
rangement between landlord and ten
ant, under the Land Act, occurred on
the Brown estate, belonging to an, ex.
Member OF Parliament for County Mayo.
The tenants have agreed TO take leases
fNr fifteen years at reduction OF from
three pounds to ten shillings per year
on each holding, calculated on the rent
paid for the past ten years. In conse-
quence OF this arrangement several ten
ants have withdrawn the notices they
sent to the Land Commission.
LONDON, November 9.-Egan writes
from Paris to the Freemdn'S Journal,
Dublin, confirming the authenticity OF
the manifesto OF the Home Rule League.
He says it had the full sanction OF all
the suspects confined in kilmainnam
Jail.
Sir Maurice O'Connell, nephew OF the
Librator, has met his tenants at Tralee,
and except in two cases, arrived at
agreements which will be presented to
the land courts. The agreements in
volve a considerable reduction in rents.
The Frceman'S Journal welcomes the
revival of the Home Rule organization.
1t believes the question OF Home Rule
now the great and only one.
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The sprague Property For Sale.

PROVIDENCE, November 9.-In pursu-
ance OF a decree OF the Supreme Court,
Trustee Chaftee advertiSes the Sprague
Print Works at Quidneck, the company
stock and other portions OF the trust
property OF the A. 4 w. Sprague Manu-.
featuring Company for sale by auction
next month.
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CON N ECTICUT.

HARTFORD, November 9.-The Repub-
licans have elected ten out OF the four
teen Senators voted for yesterday, giving
them II OF the "a. Last year the Senate
stood 10 to ). This year there are three
new districts. The House stands, &C.
cOrding to the returns, l49 Republicans,
9S Democrats and one Greenbacker.
Last year, Republicans l66, Democrats
10 and one GreenbaCker.
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Blown to Pieces-Knockcd Down.

CINCINNATI, November .. - John
Murray, a roofer, while clearing off a
roof at Sixth and Culvert streetI this az
ternoon, found cigar box with Curl
Gus substance in il, which he began to
examine. 1t exploded with great force,
lacerating his body 80 that ne died to-
night.
Two Chinese students attending the
Lane Theological Seminary were as
saulted by four young roughs, on Syca-
more street tonight, and one OF them
knocked down and severely injured.
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I-&, = Ema,

HAVANA, November 9.-The Trobury
books, according to which the taxes OF
Cuba were assessed, have been alb
stracted tor a number OF years. The
police have now recovered them from
the widow Of treasury clerk. By the
theft of the books the treasury lost
500. 900 900.
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MINN ESSOTA.

ST. PAUL, November 9.-Returns from
l06 cities, townships and precincts re-
ceived up to eight O'Clock, give Hubbard,
Republican, for Governor, 20,060; John.
son, Democrat, $50. This is about
one.tbird Of the vote OF the State, and
Indicates a falling off OF thirty to forty
per cent from the vote Of last year. II
other precints vote in the same proper
ton. Hubbard's majority will be from
%. 600 to $1,000. The rest oil the ticket
is about the same. except for Supreme
Judge, where Van Auburg, Republican,
polls 1000 behind Hubbard in the pre-
cincts returned.
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Suicide.

Sr. Louis, November 9.-It is report
ed from Kansas City, that A. D. Van
horn, well known in railroad circles,
died yesterday from the effects OF dose
of morphine taken with suicidal intent
Vanhorn came to Kansas City from New
York, and was formerly agent OF the
Santa Fe road.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

BosTox, November 9.-With two
towns to hear from the total vote is:
Long, o., 49,; Thompson, 53,55S; Ander-
son, 4.775; AImy, l,74l. RecOunts OF the
Representatives votes in two districts are
takinp place.
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NSYLVANIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 9.-Noth-
ing received at political headquarters
this morning alters, materially, the re-.
suit already announced. The Republl.
can committee has some additional adj
vices from the interior, from which they
place Bailey's majority at 1000, but the
Democratic campaign managers are not
satisfied that an adverse result has been
achieved.
The Times says Baiey's plurality is
1900. The Press gives the returns from
66 counties, showing Bailey's plurality
over Noble OF 1858.
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AAAhn AdnlIarafOrS. A

WAsurSGroH, November 9.-Atten.
ton having been called to the alleged
adulterations OF beer in New York City,
Commissioner Raum said, to-day, that
he intended to cause general examina-
tion to be made OF the materials used in
the manufacture of beer all over the
COUNTRY
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AttarnDted A Suicide,

PITTSBURGH, November 9.-William
Stefes, cabinet maker, living at l07
Providence street, who has been on a
drunk for the past week, attempted sui
eide at seven o'clock last night by swal-
lowing quantity Of arsenic. His wife
SUSPECTED something and called for DR..
Tominson, vino applied the stomach
pump and brought him out all right.
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M EXICO.

CRY OF Mexico, November 9.-Last
night exPresident Dlas was married,
civilly, to Miss Romero Rubso. The
witnesses ior General Dias were Prest.
Gonzales and General Pacheco, and for
the bride Ramonz Guzman and Manuel
Saavedra.
1t is reported, on good authority, that
the relations hetW,~ Navic" "~'~> -.
mala are very crit CKFTs
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Called Bonds.

ST. LOUIS, November 9.--lt is an
nounced from Jefferson City, that call
has been issued by the Fund Commits
soners for $3.50, 900 OF the State general
funding bonds, to be redeemed Decem-
Der first. The bonds called in were is
sued in July and December, 1875, and
are numbered 54& to 57l inclusive, and
672 to S92 inclusive.
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Freight Conductor Killsd,

CINCISNATI, November 9.-A freight
train on the Louisville, Cincinnati and
Lexington railroad, due at Covington
early this morning, jumped the track at
South Covington from some unascer-
tainei cause, demolishing several cars
and killing Conductor ]. P. Love.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, November 9.-Count An
drassy, in his remarks to the Hungar-
ian delegation, yesterday, said that dur
ing the whole OF his Ministerial career,
he had been convinced that the union
OF Italy and Austria was a great and i'm.
portant factor in the preservation oi
Europeon equilibrium.
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TRIPOLI.

LONDON, November 9.-Advices from
Tripoli, announce that the. French
Consul there was recently fired at by
soldier who has been arrested.
CoSsTANTINopLE, November 9-Nas-
sim Pasha has been appointed Governor
General OF Tripoli.
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Failure IN N ontreal.

MONTREAL, November 9.-Gulllame
Bowane, an old and respected boot and
shoe manufacturer, suspended payment
today. Liabilities from $4,000 to
$4,000. He offers to pay small creditors
in full and the others seventy.hye cents
on the dollar at six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest.
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Family Rurled Under u Falling Building.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, November "a
Courier J0noGi special from CIarksvi!lr,
Tenn, SAYS last night about 10 O'Clock a
frame building near the gas works fell
down with a terrible crash, killing and
burying beneath the ruins Commodore
Fentress, colorel, his wife and three
children
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rha IlkIlRl Killing.

CuARLorrE, n. g., November 9.-At
Fort Milise, James Sutton, young
planter, shot dead Nat Gibson, consta-
bic. The tragedy took place in the post
office, and originated in an execution
attachment by Gibson upon the proper
tv OF brother in.law Of Sutton's, and
Sutton escaped.
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respectively. At Lennep and bort.
mund the Progressists have elected their
candidates.
BERLIN, November 9.-Ot twenty Of
the second elections, the Liberals have
carried 15, the Socialists and the Cler.
icals ]. Nobody here believes Bis
marck's threatened resignation is any
thing more than pretence to influence
the supplementary elections.
BERLIN, November Sit is believed
in we'll informed circles that Bismarck
will seek distinct expression of the
Emperor's wishes in regard to the pres.
ent situation, and the Emperor's decla-
rations will be such as will strengthen
Bismarck's position.
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Newspaper Sold.

GALLIroLIs, November 9.-Ths CALI
polls Lrdger newspaper establishment,
James +. Heberd proprietor, was sold
Yesterday to $. II. Olmstead, OF Quaker
City, Guernsey county, VINO will con.
tinue it as a Republican newspaper in
thic ritv
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PRUSSIA.

BLR1IN, November 9.-Herr Kopfer,
OF the party OF the people, is elected
member Reichstag at Mannheim, and
Herr Engrilen berg and Reittenghausen,
Socialists, at Nuremberg aud Solinger,
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State Capitol Burned.

>r. LOUIS, November 9.-The R,puj'i.
can's Austin, Texas, special says: The
stue capitol was burned to ashes TO
jav. Loss S3 900. All the archives oi
the Republic of Texas and battle flags
VI 70 N strnYRl.
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Both Children Were Killed,
ACCIDENTS.
Fatally Bruised.

SHELBYvILLE, KY. Nov "a twelve
year old daughter OF Isaac Lewis, Jr,
near Bagdad, this county, was fatally
burned yesterday morning by falling in
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ted that King, Fusionist, for Governor,
carries the county by 600 majority. The
regular Democratic compromise county
ticket is elected py small majority.
Only about half vote was polled.
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Rurned by burglars.

CIScISSATl, November "a Ianes'
vile special to the Go:e,te says the resi-
dence and store OF Jacob Epply, al
Tayl6rsville, were burned this morning,
snnposed to have been fired by burglars.
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Vessel on Fro

MILWAUKEE,, November Ga special
to the Regublicn from Shyboygan states
that vessel, whether steamer or sail
cannot be determined, can be seen on
fire fifteen miles of that port and no
assistance can be rendered.
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TURKEY.

CoNsTANTINorLE, November .. - A
sailing vessel, with dynamite on board.
is detained at Gallipoli and placed in
charge OF the commandant at Darda-
nelles.
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Deadly DerrinQer.

New Brunswick, n. j., November 3.
james r. Montrose, shot and killed
William Sardonix, at Fieldvllle, last
night, while quarreling over the result
of the election. Montrose escaped.
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Death from Damps.

UPPER SANDUsXY, o., November O.
Coroner Heym has just been notified OF
the sudden death of young man named
kiser, who was seized with damps last
evening while engaged in digging we'll
on the farm OF David Bechtel, residing
five miles east OF here, on the Osceola
road. He died before assistance could
reach him, and was taken out OF the well
q corpse.
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THENEWS
Offhc Day in Pithy Par graphs.

Domestic
.--,.,...,;.r ,.,r,ip,..s IN ircra,sa -,
.'.. .f., -. ,,,s.s ..,..,.,,'.;,,,. :,
..,s.,-,.;., b., non. c,r,,.
- ,..,,.>,-',,, : -, =!
- -
.. New ioI" oah"S Complain 'nat
.. t'''.'".'S .', WiIv'.s ,b ;Io''' ...9 'l.e
".~. .... 80
'.','''
.. New l'iN N.otA II Ir"5t Is uL-
.-.a.E active, %t' tHe de'h5hH Itou
..-. .-n'ia"St> lot rauIodu Stocks anu
..~ ..Hi.aN"s uhaOa'eN'
.. .....--.'Hrr haHm proposes 10
.... "a-m ,1r tie adutteratUrs ol
... ... N... 'r.'cr IN investigation to
. %, 1.' the ,tauing centers OF
......-..usr.
Lee F1lyer will take charge Of the
.. .-..y department on Monday next.
LOT probable that he will rend his
.. protect John sherman from the
respondent. writing from Bever-
state wives truthful account
..vr,ar conditions Of the mails in
....r. which Is well worthy the
..........a Reform administration.
.......i,r-rf rh,. Cbirlyo RurIipv-
......, r,.l d, Denver L. b-inp
..--,..,.I and within sixtv
...... -'.E, - viii I,s r,r,,;n,.
... M, tho C,lorado rsn,tai
... .,. ., ',I,-, T,,-rir., I,rg.,b,s..
......,'..r,,ri,I a. - tenement
-. w.. i,,T,s,ss So,
...s.. I,,.-. Iss, ra~nyara5 snJ
...-sI 49,. E,a,, ,.,L.ar c,,t sri,
..... II
... - .'' l"''Hc L'"l''.'S en"'A- ',E
-.- ..r Iu,uoer ot Immigrants % '"'S
reached 'OV,UOu' the ioia' NUM-
.... Re Two years c1es.nS n t''' sa'ile
.... .as1"i l,l-1.uuO. ms was near
% urr cent. more than the "hN!e Iul-
@ cation for the preceding hye years,
.a. gre increase since has ueen larger
..
senator Farley, OF California, has as
,-..yt the leadership OF the proposed
Investigation into the treasury aOuseS'
... u : wei. uhierS'o0u ne VIII nave
a. '-r .,''. ne "eS''SS no," me tIe Pntsen' PSeli
4 ....'' .'. .'."i' ti''iT-1 ,T,,,I I'm -
-' >'..'',~'E "s T'e tiT''su.S, t's ~.
'' SOM ,'. ,T'' ',,',,' Tan. T,r, ay;5antIr
~. ,,,rs..;a,a tho chances which
.....,...~rgt, nj time brings about.
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Happy Denver.

DENVER, Coll, November 9.-The
lowest estimate places Denver's MAORI
ty over all for the permanent capital al
about ten thousand.
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Fatal Collision,

SwITz CITY, ND, November 9.-The
most disastrous accident that has hap
pened in this locality for some time
occurred between here and Bloom field
yesterday morning. AS the east bound
freight on the Bedford and Switz City
Railroad was crossing the river, a COM
bination span slipped from the abut-
ments and fell with the entire
train into the river, distance
OF thirty feet. The water was from
four to ten leet in depth, and the engine,
with three men, was entirely submerged.
The men were rescued from the engine,
suffering slight injuries. The remain
der of the crew and passengers Jared
worse in the caboose, as it left the bridge
last, and was pitched against the train,
fatally injaring a brakeman named
John Gardner, OF Bedford, and serious
ly injuring passenger named Rainbolt,
and q well-known travelling man named
Moffett, of Indianapolis.
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rushed In O Coal Ban

MILLERsBURG, o, Nov 9.-Herman
Seifert, living near this place. was per-
haps fatally injured yesterday, by the
caving in OF a coal bank in which he
was working. He was buried under the
earth several hours before assistance
reached him, and when rescued was
more dead than alive,
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Burned in a Bonfire.

PITTSBURGH, November "a little
girl named Jostram, residing at No. los
Ohio street, Allegheny, was accidentally
pushed into a bonfire at the corner OF
Union avenue and Ohio street, last
night, and very severely burned about
the arms and legs.
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IRELAN d.
The Land League Dead.

DUBLIN, November s.-Although pri-
vate meetings even in the north OF Ire
land are still held, of tenants who were
members OF the Land League, yet the
organization for League purposes, is
practically dead.
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+ .it,iitionol TI,grarn on Fourth Pags.l
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RAILROAD RUMBLINGSi
THE BOOM IN BONDS AND STOCKS.
The Manhattan Elevated GobbIed by Gould
English Capital Seeking Investment
Currency Moving West, Etc.
SPEEDING THE PARTING GUESTS.

Bonds and stocks-Foreign Demand for
Domestic securities-Currsnt Gossip Ia
the Metropolis.
New YORK, November 9.-The dc.
mand for bonds is increasing daily, and
bids fair to grow into an important
movement. Foreign houses are leading
the demand. Several European syndi-
Gates have lately sent representatives la
this country to absorb railway bonds
when secured at bargains.
The bonds of the belt railroad at CHI
cago have just been taken by an English
house. and propositions received e"
other investments.
, 1881-06-29
THIS AFTERNOON,


Tho oxorciscs will open at a O'Clock this after
NOM With reception At tho Exposition Build.
!uK, 10 which tho publtu will b0 Ndmlttcd with.
out charge. TITO prHgram ~ nd so'ltlws,
."Cnrnation Naruh from Tho Prophet" by
Mgy1rhoFr, EhtunB0 OCUhG8trA.
., Addresses Vt Mglcotno w hr. Lonls Wab!,
rrcs!ictlt IT tho sangerfcst, anu his Houor tna
w .s;uhurxt,and W irter.noxzo," by wllI,am 1shode,
Chiea4o Orchestra, under Tim 'dlrceYon Of th9
Presentation ot tho saneerh,nd banner by tho
cs-tres,dont, llutr 0russlus, 0E EinelunatI.
; Auuup tnaco Nt tho banuer b. Franz AmbHrS,
Ct 1s Chi0sKo. President OF tho North Au'os!pan
*fiedssirsIho!t," st.rsehnor, by II naIo choir
= luGiiso ovurtura. You .wobar, Chicago
Thu tisst concert proper will bo slyon this
,oeyoa!ng,. bSxtMt.tnK y o'G!ock: II 1s tne
cliNrus, sulOs, anl 0rchsstra.
Tho Gast !a la tn!lowat :
odyssens, ,kt,ix vt llhaua tbaFl- =. ,,,..
,ouoSns' ,Sas' II. ,;;s:;;; h'mmestz
AlO,nsos Klus Il tic pasaess ''o Louise cary
A.e. sis vSi,:osl s 1s'Essa Ksln"r
Nauslcaa. ther uAuKh. II
ho sr ts"!sn,'G! 'Atue' Pesehsa. Lsatnsr
I'll . asaes as
sp!r.t VI Truaaa lbas4 ;. !. ,Mr. j. Ncrcgny
Spirit Of Antolia. 0dyssols
ornp: Il W. caSsass ks|Iass
Of tla dv!s. Of Tho i'ua,auos. l.hapsodos. Hqass.
mc.,, and pcpplo Of lthaca. =.
, 1881-06-29
UEFTEEiI3,
: The officers of The Festival urc rs follows;
l'rnsnlunt-tnu.n WatI.
.-,- List Or SOCIETIES.
Tho following IL y coihplotp, list Of 6ociotle.
taking palt III tho Festival troni

Tho following IL y complotu list OF 6oototles
taking paEt III Tho Festival ttunl
CHICAGO.
J. Orphous MlInnurcaor,, Gustav l:hrhorn,
4. GgfIaanla, Hans Baiatka, Director. .
III, X To!ton'A hl4nuorchur, 0ustnv EhrhoFu.
!. uvslusycrcln Ffohs'nn. I. II, lIcsso, ,pt.
8. Aiumunn!a MupncrcAor, Ernst 1IoIp.o, ~,
z, ss!!nsfe!aor Llodortrauz. A. nosuaoaofssr''
.'i Frot,r sanacrnund. Eru.t lfo,n,e. pIr<,tor.
!. l.odsskfanx Eintrieht u. L. liDos, lructs,r.
C0ncordia MaunvruhoF, u, l.. Noost nl+
i. Eor.h Chicago Manneschor
Sralllor 1Aedertatol, +. II. llcsses pIFoc tor.
=. Hchw9zcr M4Aaerchor, i. u1oher, VI.
:, q: South sido LIcdsrkranz. 0ustav Ehrhorn,
i. iiaf.,on!a, u. l.. l.e,es. pl,ootor,
u. lso.hoycu Society, Curl Wolsaoh,i. d.
Il: Freia, Ns. Muo, Director.
abgoads 49,, - -
!. Musical socGty, EuReue 14uoutug. Director,
CINCINNATI,
J. 0rphcns {nizch os0rns', Carl Ilarus, Illrect.
orr Arthur blGes, htslatlnt.
:. 4. H. a. AlnhcFchor, Theodore Neyicr, Dl.
j concordla stnnucrchor. Thoodoro Meyaer,
I: utFtuan!a Mauuorchos. William Eckess, d.
rector,
g. schwcltxor Aanncschor, Arthur Mecs, Dt-
frctar.
T.. llaruyars Mannerehos, Arthur Mecs, nl.
FGctur,
1, llurmonlu btnnnerehor,
~. Oad-Fsluws' baugcgrhos, Theodore I1usck,
Director. .... -, -" '''
'. usuiden Slngerchor, Carl i!arps Director.
PHILADELPHIA.
!. JunEcr Mannceuaor, Carl 0avtucs, Dl-
EcGtoe. .--. - y :
i, slngerhuul, William Kdutzol, Diseotus. i,
CLEVELAND,
], leaHuGrercLn, ". MaluIcna. Director,
!, Harmonic, 9. L. Aoates, Director.
, 1881-06-29

Minnie. Ftschka. Leutnur was tarn III Y{cnnn
and received her first instruction In aug.uX
from Heinrich rroch. Hh0 mHtlo her lGbue ut
Dreslau In 1850 US Agatha In "Der Fruschntz,"
aud Afterwards played Alice. she next ap-
poured ut Dcasau and sang thoro up to tho time
VI har marriage with DR.. rcachku, Of Ylenna, In
xtcat SUCCESS u .nuFuarrt " Nttoa uud Isabel,
uu,t afterwards received Instructions from Mmo.
ttDckhultz" EAlcuni. Sh1 next uppeArUtl at Loul-
berg AiiA Darnlstalt, unu In 1858 at I.eIpsiu,
wherc she rc!nnlp! until lb4u. III bfAroh, l8722,
she sung III EIy!uua, whtrc s10 was HxcpllontIy
rsGevet'' en1 x7 Y nc sano yaAr oatno to this
shu ts ut rfe.nnt enxhgod. In lS,p She reap.
renrcl Ut L0tpstu for utlork acAsou. A1lu mayed
win great sucac4s tho tttlp r0ls 0f, HAluela
"t,.Alniru" un tho reylva! ot that opern.
extraordinary cunpaas unu ugtitty, nor
good execution combined With NtIud nett,,g,
Athi Ter nKrGeADu Atpehr1ttloo have HlAa1 her
yrty popular ~ tue prlnolral ;oiucs Of har own
festivals aud cu',eerts as vol as IN tho staxa."
Oer,nany. u letter sont to thu ttAale Commit.
teo VI tAo fca, written from Isotp 10 last April
sayst,s spjoite boforo nll nt this oxGcIlg4t No.
nlsYnkm. t.eutaor, for u bottGr Ntl.ktt1 it wuuld
DA !nptasitu! TO lind vt tho l,ruso'le !iay. alIu
htfln,taia fAtnotla art.t alnga jttat such 1Mrts
esAo often witnessed With adulratton." Ihts
Her appeArancu III this uuuntsy. 10 whluh NC
hpr1 hindu reference, was VI tha tlilmuto JubI-
!nG IN utsstpn for which Alt, Strauss, 'ArHteia
uOtl' '!AEi, md IicnsGl wcru also engaged. Hur
sllixng ut that t!tHa nTt,nse.a tnrorc, thuuKh It
nluuy titnos latgcr taau tho E1posluon Huiid.
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