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Washington, OeI. 10.
Until further notice the Department will
paw bonds embraced in the hundred and
fifth call upon their presentation TO this De-
partment with Interest accrued TO date of pre-
sentaliop. Parties transmitting bonds for re-
demption should address them to the Secretary
of the Treasury, Loan Division, Washington,
D. c., and all bonds presented under this Cir
cular should be assigned to the Secretary of
the Treasury for redemption. When checks in
payment are desired in favor of any one but
the payee, bonds should be assigned to the Sec
retary of the Treasury for redemption on ac-
count of there insert name of person or persons
to whose order check should be made payable }
VIM. WINDOW, Sec'y.
The Christiancy Divorce.
More damaging testimony against the char
acter of Giro was taken in the Christiancy suit
today.
The Treasury Portfolio.
1t is known that President Arthur is consid
ering among others the name of q. S. Treasur-
or Gii6lIan in connection with the Treasury
portfolio.
Assistant Postmaster General Iyners
Case.
Gen. Tyner, referring tonight to the recent
publications Of the report made by him on the
ssStar Routes two years ago, said he would
willingly risk his case upon it. The assertion
contained in the published statement that he
did not submit this report at the time it was
prepared, to Postmaster General Key, Judge
Tyner pronounces uufounded and the state
ment that he suppressed it, is, he says, false.
He declued to say anything more aoout the
matte further than to remark that after he
has had an interview with President Arthur
PLANTATION of this and all other charges against
hiun
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American Humane Society.

BosroN, Oct 20-At the session OF the
American Humane Association this morning,
Al the session of the American Humane AS
sociation this morning the report of the secre-
tary was given. Summaries Of reports OF on
commandahle progress in the work of the asso-
Cation the past year. 1t appears from the re-
mort that = refuge for dogs and cats has been
Established in Philadelphia, and through its
agency lila dogs have been cared for since lass
read sbe report of Mr. Dudley, special agent of
the association, who is employed at the union
stock yards, Chicago, giving an account OF MS
labors there in preventing the cruel practioes
of drovers. A committee was elected on NOM
nation Of officers tor another year.
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

Five Men Killed and Two Injured.
CINCINNATI. Oct 20.-Flve men were killed
and TWO injured yesterday on the Cincinnati
Sout hern railroad at Mckinney Station They
were on car containing water tanks which
had been detached from local train, which,
with the engineer, was to go distance 40 the
track Returning the engine became unman-
ageable and the Car was driven with great force
against standing coal train.
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Tn memorv of the Dead President.

Boston, Oct. 20.-Memorial exersices in honor
of the late President Garfield under the aus
pices of the city of Boston. were held to-day in
fremont Temple, which was deliberately dec
Grated The platform was occupied by Mayor
Prince, Gen. Banks, the Lieutenant Governor
aud other prominent men, and the audience
which filled The hall was a most intelligent
one Mayor Prince presiding made a short
address Pedestrians, Requiem Mass" was
rendered by the Bosston club Rev. DR..
Lathrop offered prayer and another musical
selection followed. The Grafton was delivered
by General N. r. Banks.
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(By Telegraph.)
CHICAGO. Oct. 20.-hogs- Receipts $4,000 head;
shipments 5000 head: demand, good quality and ! 8
120c lower mixed packing 1906 81, ch0icesheaS y
6 40d6 50; light at O0a6 80.
Cattle Receipts 1000 head shipments $40 head;
generally easier and 0 lower: exports 4t@7 90;
o fair at 50@9l 10.
sheep receipts 5000 head market weak and SLOW.
poor ito choice 1905 o., territory and common to
5 uU13 90.
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METEOROLOGICAL
IsrsoArIoNs roR THE NEXT TwErTY-yous
HOURS,

HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNALl
OFgIoER, Washington, ID. c.,
Oct. 81. A M.
For New England.
Fair weather, southeasterly winds, stationery
or niger barometer, stationery temperature.
ESPECIAL BULLETIN
The temperature has risen slightly in New
England, lower Lake region. Ohio valley and
Tennessee. 1t has risen from to Is degrees in
the Missouri valley. In other districts il has
remained nearly stationery Fair weather pre-
walls in all the districts east of the Mississippi
river. In New England and the Middle At
lantic States the winds are essterly, and north.
iy in the South Atlantic and Gulf States In
the upper Lake region, upper Mississippi and
Missouri valleys the winds are southerly.
Fair weather is indicated for New England.
Middle Atlantic States, lower Lake region,
Ohio valley and Tennessee for to-day and to-
morrow.
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A Boon in Confederate Bonds.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 20.-The boom in con-
ftderate bonds is daily increasing in proper
lions There is q continued active demand
here for those extinct obligations. One bank
ing house bought over million dollars ofthem
and is still buying. Ober dealers report good
business in the same bonds.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-21

The schooner jennie r. Morse OF Brunswick
is at Charleston, s. c., in distress. having been
in collision with the schooner Wave Crest.
VIM. w. Aston was nominated for Congress
by the Republicans in the 18th New York DIS
trict last night.
French and German delegations to York
town will return to Washington Saturday.
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Four persons Burned to Death.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20--At Jackson, ANA
dor county, The residence of I. Jelleitch was
burned early this morning and all the III
mates, Jelleitch, his wife and two children,
girl of and an infant son persisted.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 20 Notwithstanding the
restraining order of the Columbus court the
stnckholders of the OHIO and Mississippi rail-
way met here this morning and proceeded
WI b the election of directors. w. 81. Wander
biit cast vote for $4,000. which is more than
a majority of the stock that can be voted
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Printers on a Strike.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 20.-The German
volksblaat OF this city failed to appear yestef-
day aud this morning owing to strike among
the union printers in its office. The managers
are engaging new hands and intend to issue .
paper as usual tomorrow.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

The United States Complains of Chili's
Operations.
PANAMA, Oct. u -Advices from Lima to
Seplesuoer 2S,h, report that the government
of Garcia Calderon has ceased to exist by de-
cree of the CHILEAN commander at Callao, de-
claring that in all parts of Peru occupied by
Chilian forces no other government otherwise
than municipal, except the Gillian will be al
lowed TO exercise government authority.
A declaration. formal and official, by Gen.
Hurlbut, U. S. Minister to Peru, has been adj
dressed to the commandments chief of the Chill
ian forces in Callao, that the United States
view with marked disfsvor and d sapprobation.
Chilian ideas of conquest on the west coast.
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rnhat tha winter win Not Ba.

MONTREAL. Oct. 20-Venner locks for COR
tinuance of the warm wave on this continent
Snrinq the approaching winter, broken by
1 wavss Of low Temperature Of brief duration.
He predicts an open winter.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-21
stage ROBBERY in Texas

MARIETTA, Texas, Oct. s2U.-Tuesday night
a mail coach from Gotesoille, was stopped
twenty miles east of here and the driver was
compelled to cut open the mai sacks and reg
lister packages we're distracted and the
coach allowed 10 proceed. This is the fourth
coach robbery on this route within two
months
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In this CITY, Oct. 20. Mrs. Sophronia Porter, wild
ow of the late Wm. K Porter aged 70 years
Funeral service Saturday afternoon at O'Clock,
at her Iare residence No II Brown street.
In his cit, Oct q George William, infant son
of Vim n and Emma Nci,nnad. aged months.
(prasers at the United States Hotel. Fri ay. at
21a O'Clock, p. NJ.
At Chelsea, Oct. 49, Miss Mary Q. r. Libby, daugh
ter of Mr. aud Mrs. Fraiics Libby, formerly of Port
In New YORK Oct IS. Charles Van Peuthuysen.
of ALBANY N Y
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Portland Daily Wholesale Market.
PoBTLASp Oct. 20.
There is no change to note in the wholesale mark
ct loday but trade generally has been rather quiet.
The following so-osy's quotations OF Flour,
Grain. Provisions. 80.
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ST LOUIS. Oct 20 The Board OF Foreign
Missions adjourned today. Mark Hopkins
was elected President. TIE next meeting Will
be held in Portland, Maine.
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SPORTING.
Trickett Challenges Hanlan.

Tr1cK6tt CndII5ug65 dHuIdH.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 20 rrickett sent a formal
Challenge T., Hanan to row a three mile race
on Cr.v ceur Lake, near here, for $1,000
side aud championship of the world, about the
end of November.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-21

7 NOTICE. Ladies now using cream tartar and
soda in baking will have better results by using
Congress Yeast Powder. Try it in biscuits, cake
doughnuts pie crust, etc.
SHADES ENGLISH MUSTARD is sold BY all gro
GERS.
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Mr.. Windom Renominated.

ST PAUL, Oct. 20 Secretary Window was
nominate o for Senator in the Republican eau
Gus Tonight
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An Illinois Banker Robbed of $500

JERsEYvILLE, H., Oct. 20 Charles Ds, and
JOHN burrus went into WesleAfPark & Sens
Bank at Fieldon at 2o'clock yesterday alter
noon AID at the muzze of Two revovers com.
PEELED Mr. Park TO open his safe and give them
$500 Tue robbers then mounted horses and
rode away. Park followed them to the street,
f, ed upon them and killed one of their horses
The dismouuted robher got on the horse of his
pal and both rode off together. Sheriff Mas
sey raised posse and is now securing the
conn y for the robbers, who, it is said, cannot
aanana
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THURSDAY, Oct 20.
Arrived.
Eastport TOT Boston
Brig Annie Gardner, Smith, st John. NIB, for
PHILADELPHIA
Sch Eliza Jane Hutehins Salem.
Sch City of Ellsworth. Grant, Observation-Disclosures
to w Nilken. Ar l7th.l
Sch Nash, Crowley Machas for New York.
Sch Lamartine. Bangor for New York.
Sch Traverse, Lane Rockland for Boston.
Sch Denmark, Lewis Kennebec for Boston,
Sch w + Green, -, Sullivan for New York.
Sch Eva Yates, Yates Kennebec for Philadel-
. phia
Sch Geo W Reed, stinson, shore. with 1913 bbls
mackerel.
Cleared.
Steamship Franconia, Mangum. New York-Henry
Fox.
Brig W Gales (Br) Cameron, Bridgwater. Ms
Sch Randolph Payson, Br) Mcdonald, westport-
master
Sch Hickman, AdamsoD Fire Island, NY-Berlin
Mills.
Sch Chiffon. Pope, New York-Berlin Mills.
Sch J Nickerson, Nickerson Bangor-J h Blake
Sch Shepsrdess, Clifford, Damariscotta-N Blake.
Sch Carrie Piiman Perry. Rockport-N Blake,
Sch Eliza Jane, Hutchins Waldoboro- kensell q
Tabor.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton Boothbay--D Choate
Sch Robt Woodruff. Lewis, Wiscasset-N Blake.
Brig Nellie Ware, 248 tons, built at FRANKLIN. Me,
in 1855. and lately mailing from New York, has
been purchased by j ID Hamlen s. Son, fol the West
India trade.
Ship Kate Davenport, Of Bath, l248 TONS has
been sold to parties at Portland, o. and is to be EN-
ployed between that port and Melbourne; Capt
Mallett, of West Bath, remains in command.
Barque Golden Sheaf. now at this port has just
been overhaulsd and reftted. She Will load here
with lumber for Rosario.
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THE WESTERN FLOODS.


Sad Devastation by Inundation at GUM
cy-Great Losses to Farmers.
Quincy, H., Oct ga disastrous break in
the Guy levee," two miles above Scott's Land
ing, occurred last night. The water is pou ing
through the crevic-s in torrents, and vast
area OF highly cultivated land is being rapidly
inundated. Runners were sent out to warn
the people OF the disaster. and farmers are us
ing superhuman effmts TO save their stock and
household effects. The disaster at this time
will be much greater than ever before las a " ry
great area of winter wheat has been sown sCorn
aud other crops have not been secured, and
the bottoms are full Of cattle, horses aud other
live stock The food has come upon the peo-
pie so suddenly and is so unexpected that but
f-w of them are prepared, and the damage
will be very great.
ST LOUIS, Oct. 20.-The river at Hannibal
has risen ID inches in "a hours and is IL feet
and one inch above low water mark, the same
as last spring. The evee is still intact but
break is looked for any moment.
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Grain Market.

PORTLAND, Oct 20.
The following quotations OF Grain were received
by telegraph from Chicago to-day by A. W. Jordan,
157 Commercial street:
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FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81.
The Turco of the Commune.
from the French of Aiphonse Daudet.l

A Joyful Meeting, and the Bayonet
Thrust Against the Wall.
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Epaily Domestic Receipts.
Openinq. CLOSING,

The following quotations OF stocks were received
yesterday by Woodbury. g. Moulton (members Of the
Boston Stock Exchange), corner of Middle and Ex-
nhance straata.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-21

In this city Oct 49, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev. f. E. Clark Chas E. Libby and Miss
Sadie L. Page. both of Portland.
In this CITY Oct. 49, by Rev. F. L Clark, j. o. S.
Howard and Isabel Haskell. both of Portland
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Receips. of Maine Central.

Receipts of Maine Central.
PORTLAND. Oct. 10.
For Portland, cars Al miscellaneous merchandise
tor connecting roads rs cars miscellaneous ner-
caApdiso.
Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyanos-lo00 bush Oornmeal to
VI. True q Go.
Foreign Imports.
GRAND MENAN, NIB. Schr Dawn-71S otis fish
to II g Willard.
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European MARKETS..

European Markets.
By TelegTaphl
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Amer1can securities United
States bonds, as, 1854.
LIyERPooI, Oct. 2O-12.3OP. M.-Cotton market
firm: Uplands at 63sd; Orleans at 7-16d: sales
H. 900 bales; speculation and export 1000; futures
firm.
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WASHINGTON.
Treasury Circular.
TREASURY Department,

lar relative to payment of bonds embraced in
the one hundred aud fifth call is issued to-
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Extensive Frauds Perpetrated at Kel
naha Wiac0psi,,

osha, Wisconsin.
KENosHA, Wis, Oct OOH. NJ Theirs is
missing after having obtained $4,000 on fraud
lent copies of mortgages, notes. etc.
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New York Stock and Money Market.

New York Stock and Money Market.
iBy Telegraph)
NEW YORK, Oct. 20-EveRing. Money loaned
down from to on call prime mercantile paper at
sgt. Exchange weak at 4 12 for long and 1884
tor short. Governments steadv for ext rs and ls
higher for IS. State bonds in light request Rail
road bonds in fair demand and urn
Fhe following are 10 days closing quotations of
Government tsecurities
Unileo States ts, ex ...............,....JQ O5A
United States SIS ext. ......-...........,...lO az
United States new, AIS, reg.
United States new, AIS coup. ..,......,,...l13
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FINANCIAL.
AMERICAN LOAN & TRUST co.
So Congress street, Boston,
OFFER
For Investment

FOR investment :.
Massachusetts, IS
Maine IS
Ne. Hamp hire Is
Boston 5S
Fail River IS
Providence 5s
Krene. N. i'll. g.
Calais, Me. As
Chicago Is
NJ. Louis g.
Toledo g.
Minneapolis los
Union Pacific First Mort. g.
Union Pacific Land Grant rs
UniOn Pacific 5 hiking Fnnd IS
Union Pacific Collateral Trust IS
Kansas Pacific 1>t Cons. Mort. IS
did Cnlans Railroad T.
F,tchburg Railroad Is
New York & New England 6s
NV York X New England 7s
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy As
Burlington, Missouri, l. Nebraska As
ASA p. POTTER, President.
oct17 eodlm
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Ship Theonald of Richmond, Me. Is undergoing
extensive repairs at Central wharf Sister keelsons
have been put in and she IL being refastened and
strengthened throughout Gu being opened sne was
found in a remarkable sound condition, out little
decay showing Itself.
Ship Scotia 4s been extensively repaired at BAN
and had maInmsst and rigging put up. sne
towed to Bangor 18th, TO load ice LOT new
Orleans.
Barque Moonbeam, of Searsport has been launch
ed from the railway at Bucksport, having been re-
paired and coppered. She Is now having new fore
and mizzrnmasts put in.
Baroue Ethel Thompson. from Paysandu for Bal
timore passed Marting snzier Bar Sept ID. SpoKe
bare ue Alice, of Portland, bound up.
FROM mERCaANTs' ExcHANsB.
Ar at Bremen 10th, ship Union. Barstow. from
Sid i'm Bordeaux 18th, ship Gettysburg, Theo-
bald, st John, NIB.
Sid I'm Trieste 14th inst, barque Enrique, Pay
son, Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA
Brig Ida c. from Portland for st Pierre, put into
Boston 20th leaking 300 strokes for hour.
Sch .Ieunie r Morse of Bath ts reported of
Charleston With loss of jibboom. anchor. and head
gear having been in collision with schr which lost
nearly all her spars
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-21

We wish to call especial attention to
DOImans that we are selling at 81 and
$l2, as being the best for the price ever
seen In this market.
The Portland daily press., 1881-10-21

We have engaged from the agent of a
large Cloaking Mill, sample pieces rep
resentiDg the entire production Of the
Mill, over 100 styles, which we hail Of
regular price. Goods warranted all per-
feet, lengths from 2 IA to liz ards.
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aNKOCNCENE NTs.

We are authorized 10 announce JACOB GACL a. cairn
s,e for the office Town Coecer NJ the ensuing towE
election.
hereby announce myself candidate for IL" Office o.
Town Collector of The Of Ottawa at the ensuing oiec
zion, aLbERl hAIfhhor hh'
We ara authorized 70 announce that Col. d T WITT
cand date County Surveyor 10 al the vacancy causd
By the death OF Geo. W. Brurnsach,
We arc authorized 10 announce that ROBERT WILSON
Will candidate County sarveyoF az she speeai eee
ton on tie hrsi Tuesday In April next.
AEpRRw sCHEHER Authorizes Us 70 announce h'
candidate for Commissioner 81 HghTays OF M
Town Of Ottawa n the approaching town eseclos.
We announce ARTHUR LOCKWOOD candidate FOL
Assessor Of the town oi Ottawa.
We authoriI ed TO snnOuce JAMES HOBAS Hs y car
idate for the Office Of ConMis-onsr Of Highways Il tbs
town OF Oi'avs at the ensuing town election.
We are authorized &c announce JOHN ". KELLY az
danoidas the Office Of Commissioner OF Hlehssys
the swing town election.
HIRAM 7. GILBERT. the solicitation % numerous
friends. To be candidate Assistant Supervised
3, the town election next Tussday
We authorized to announce the name of y . WALL
candidate Ter the Office OF Assessor OF the Ts Of OK
ta~s, AZ The to,h siecttou next Tuesday.
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The Coming REX.

The Ben Cotton Dramatic Company are 70 o.
eupy the Opera House on next Friday and Sat
u,day nights, april 9Th and OH, and u matinee
on Saturday at $50 O'Clock II will be remen,-
bered that Ben Cotton and his little daughter
Nalene were last August under the management
Of Mr. Chas Forbes. This is now changed and
they come here this time under new manage
ment, under the name Of the Ben Cotton Ora.
matte Company, which Includes Ben Cotton and
biz little Idaiene and strong supporting com
pany On Friday night and at the Saturday
matinee they will play the emotional dramn en-.
titled "Truc Devotion" the same as when here
before The Saturday night bill will be an.
souuced hereafter. Our readers will remember
the many affecting rs well as humorous scenes
and incidents In "True Devotion" Mr.. Ben Cot.
ton taking the part Of Rob The toosbllr1, and lit.
w Idsiene will sing her pretty songs and give
her limitations. The piece given here last Au-
gust proved very entertaining, and was thor
oughlv ENJOYABLE. Cotton as the darkey Boz was
nimitsble: while little Idalene's acting was very
pretty. and her limitations Of Aimce's Pretty as
. Picturc," Pat Rooney, &c, delightful II will
be very attractive entertainment TO all and The
ebiIGrpq should not miss SEEING lasicnC, espe-
eisl!y al the matinee on Saturday. The matinee
prices are as usual and the evening pricef are
so cents drst tiour and 35 cents IN gallery. Re
served seats will be for sale at Simon Brothers
AFTER Tuesday morning without ex.ra charge.
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~ Universal Accord.

hysRs C.THARrIc Pitts are the best Of sii pur
gatives fer family use. They are the product OF
long, labOrious and successful chemical iDsesi
cation, and their extensive use, ny Physicians in
their practice and by all civilized nations, proves
them the beet and most effectual pBrgaIiye PHI,
that medical science can devise. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use. In
intrinsic value and curative powers no other pils
can he compared with them, and every person,
knowing their virtues, will employ them when
needed. They keep the sye,em In perfect order,
snd maintain iu healthy action the whole ma
chinery Of life. Mild, searching and eti-ctual,
they specially adapted 20 the needs Of the d..
gestiye apparatus, arrangements Of which they
prevent and cure, Il timely taken. They are The
best and safest physic TO ploy for children and
weakened constitutions. where a mild but etiec.
tusl ca,hsrtc Is required.
FoR SALE BT ALI DEAITRS t2l
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Vxrjou& Notes,

"TsnafOre" has been carried into ChinG
Mckee Rankin has new play, Forty Nine"
Ella Wren has Joined Robson ~ Cranes com
pAny.
Rumor says Modjssks will return 20 America
next fall.
John r Raymond's Fresh" is decides sue
cess.
II is said Miss Thursby will give series Of
concerts in America the coming fall.
John Hahbe7.on'5 new comedies, 'Grandms's
Pet" and "The Jericho Road" will be presented
sbOr.ly.
Sarah Bernhard sails for Europe on Nav 4,
carrying ho,ne with her not less than $4,000 oi
American dollars.
Lesvtt, proprietor Of Rentz's Ministries, here
On Tuesday, lie organizing a minstrel party to be
sa nd the "Gignntian"
Gilbert & Sallivan's new opera Is called An
astssia," and is satire on the prevailing Bs;het
ie craze in Er gland It s TO be produced in Eng
land at Easter and In this country next fall
FoIepsugh's $4,000 beauty is Annie I. Scott,
OF Monongehela City. She is described as q
rpedel OF beauty and graceful carriage. A cor
respondent adds: Miss Scott is the niece OF
john Ryan, q coal miner, and they abide In q
rather diap:ds,ed house When the scribe asked
her il she would travel with the circus 80 Queen
che careessly ehutfied well worn deck d. Harris
beat playing Cards, and, throwing
out boblail flush on the greasy table, said
wei, reckon not; that old duck Forepaugh
touIoRs get me TO travel with his show for no
money. win you take a hand al 81 iimit|
Your correspondent drew ou,.h