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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

TR.yELLrAS, tho Chid Secretary for
Ireland. and Lady Spencer arrived in
Dublin Thursday. Tho former was
warmly ch'ercd by the populacs. lie
was escorted 10 The Palace by mounted
police. Ho had an interview with Lord
Spencer.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

NIcuAEh DAyirr fears that n sachfca
is to be demanded to satisfy the vcngc.
sncc OF Irish londlordism. aud thal he
has private information that no himself
is the one TO DO srleciel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

The senate Select COMMITTEES on
Woman Suffrage by voto Of 3 to Q
agreed TO recommend the adoption Of
Laphnn's joint resolution Offering a
constitutional amendment permitting
women to vote. The vote was: Ayes
L,pham, Blair and jackson; against,
George aud Fair,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

Az immense drove cf Missouri editors
and their families went on n railroad
excursion yesterday. The train coilidsd
with light engine, shaking up the eI.
cursioois.s in the most lively style.
but fortunately hurting no one seriously.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

Dick RopcxRs, o Colorado cowboy,
rode into Fort Garland and ordered .
soldier to light his cigar for him. The
response ras bullO, through his heart,
jim caisou, q stage robber who accom-.
phried Rodgers, tried to retreat, bat
was given a dospernts wound.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

IRIS stated Ia ths dispatches that
Secretary Teller has In contemplation
somc changes in the present Iudian
policy. with tho view recuting greater
saio,y 70 settlers oy checking Indian
raids. Ono Of the rcforias suggested Is
tho di"Armipg 0i ell Indians on rssst-
ya,ions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

Tax Free Press says Betty o'N.nl Of
Lewis is working between forty-hvs and
hfty men. but fails to crafty public
curiosity by stating how she cams TO
gs, between 'ons.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

EMrTY Is tho hash. house. Salty's
jumped" IL tho poetic style in which
the lornniing Of one Saltenberser, n
Virginia City restaurant keeper. is an.
poupced ....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

TnE Free Press says OF Dick Ruis,
we'll known 10 Nevada AZ a former resi-
dent Of this State, but now an Arizona
editor: He Is now about 70 marry a
lady worth s9sO.000. Richard IL reooR.
nizsd ss as the Apollo Belvidsrs Of
Arizona. From mashing point he 10
considered as A I, doubls-fshnsd, 60
over proof. l1izt
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

THE Grand Jury OF San Bernnrdino,
California, have indicted tho Chinese
lnundriss as nuisNucss. The Chinese
are excited aud will mako legal con-
tost.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

TnE portrait OF Franklin J. Ness. .Jr.,
Ex-Governor Of South Caroliun. is nov
No. l,Goi In the New York roguea' GAL
lery. aud the Ex-Governor bimself in
tho Tombs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

TnE Virginia Chronicle ,ays the out.
put OF ore from the Union mine this
week Is $50 tons. This ore IL Of
good grade. Moudny or Tuesday q
bullion shipmer. Of $4,000 or $50, 900
will 10 made. 4, will be tho FIRST ship
menl for the present month. Tho bul.
lion yield for May will not fall below
500 600
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

ISToRNsros has just been received Of
aierriblo explosion Of ato damp In the
Plato mine, At the town OF, Booham
westphalia. fifty.siI dead, bodies
have been recovered.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

NOTWITHSTANDING tho opposition Of
Messrs. Hoar aud DAVIS. itsrcms hi igbly
probable tha, wortbinston will bs con.
frln,d Collector Of the Port Cf Iiostju.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

CBEnoNgE. a Kansas town OF forty
houses was wiped out OF eIistsnos by u
cyclone. yesterday. Two persons were
kill d emo thirteen others wouudsd.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

otSrLtMAS recently from the East
has Informed a Reno Gazette r.port. r
that he met Mark Twain in New Haven,
Connecticut, few weeks ago. md that
Mark looked very cadaverous -!ire n
dry nurse in a marine hos yilal lie
WAS bilious and crOis: .,is hu:uur had
turned into mHng" and he was cross, r
than hounI pup hored wi Ia tn,yeu-
tine. In fac: his d.fidxinu Of lun has
cuiminDtrd in rash OF sonrne =.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

A rosr MonTsM shows that Judge
Hillyer's death was caused by a tupor
on tho brain. and not by softsnibg oi
that organ.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

Ir Is reported that Bennett had
already under consideration plans for
another Arctic expedition. which LIE
was "gitHting when the news cane II
the fiuding Of De Long and his party
dead. 1t is understood that in ODE
dIauce to pablo sentiment. Bennett will
abandon his project unless there should
appear reasonable grounds for n search
for the remains Of Lieutenant CAipp's
party.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

TuE Mint rate for flnc silver has been
reduced to 81 Is per ounce by authority
Of the Treasury Department.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

LoSo continued heavy rains bA-s
done sroa. damage in the river valleys
In Indians.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

7. O. CoRpgrr Of Virginia City has
been nominated by the President for U.
s. Marshal Of Neyada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

IRoovo,s, the renowned racer 1, dis.
ablsd by The rupture Of 4 blood vessel.
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Tusear0ra Items,
CTIpcs.ReYI.w. I2ihN

NiHpSA-heNlSN' I2Nn
The work Of repairing the machinery
and boisting apparatus Of tho Grand
Prize will be commenced next week,
preparatory 10 n vigorous Summers
campaign.
The Independence mill finished crush
ing North Belle Isle ore day before YES.
terdey, aud the stamps are now drop
ping on ore from the Independence
miuo.
Tho boys at the Central Consolid ated
have just concladod the erection Of an
ore house and commenced hosting ore
this morning, preparatory to a run at
the mill.
The Lancaster mill started up yostcr-
day for 4 short run on tribute ore from
the Grand P,izs and Argenta mines.
Tue San Francisco Bulletin says q
Chinaman offers his services to the pub
Usher Of a monthly paper in that city.
to set up all the forms OF his paper,
send him proofs Of each article, aud
mako the corrections marked in the
proofs when returned. and convey the
forms to and from the press room for
75 cents n column. There aro IS COL
umns in the paper. each column 20L
inches long by "a inches wide. The
offer was dsclined, whereupon tho China.
man said he was doing the snmo work
for two other periodicals. in the city.
They learned the business in Hong
kong and Canton, whore papers are
published in tho English tongue. and
where Cinnamon ure drilled into the
work on account Of the scarcity Of
white labor.
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MURDERED AT NIlDaIGHi.
Rru,al = sssassinas,o of an Old Woman ana
Her Daughter.

Brutal > sssassinas,on Of an Old Woman and
Her Daughter.
MOUNT VERNON, KY, March S.-On
Monday night Mary Segman, of Round
stone, and her mother, Rhoda Segman,
we're assassinated by all unknown person.
They lived about seven miles from here.
The assassin entered the little cabin about
midnight and shot first ut Mary, with an
instantly fatal result. He then went out
and consulted with some one, and present.
ly returned and killed the old woman.
Mary's little children gave the alarm to
the neighbors when the assassin
was gone. There were nine wounds
in the body of Mary Sesmap, OF
FIVE of which any one was fatal: The
assassin fired fifteen shots in all. There is
10 doubt of his having had p confederate.
James Bishop, whose brother was killed
year ago at this house, has been arrested
on suspicion.
Dragged from their Bed and Killed.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, March s-John
Massey and his wife, all old couple living
six miles from this place, were found
murdered in their house this morning.
They had been dragged from their beds
and killed. The object OF the murder was
doubtless 10 secure money kept in the
house. There is no clue to the murderers.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-03-08
Dr. Fraz,er's Root Filters.

Fruzier's Root Bitters are not q dram-shop
whisky beverage, but arc strictly medicinal
In everv sense. They act strongly upon tho
liver aud kidneys. keep the bowels open anu
regular, make the weak strong, health lungs
build mp the nervous and cleanse the blood
and system OF every impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush OF Blood to the Heuu,
tending to Apoplexy, Dyspepsia, fever ana
Aguc, Dropsy, Pimp!es and Blotches, scro1u
lous Humors and Sores, letter, Ring Worm,
White Swelling Erys;pclas Sore Eyes and ior
Young mcn suffering from Weakness or De-
billy caused from Imprudcnce, and to females
I'm delicate health, Frezier's Root Bitter' are
especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier l have used Two bottles OF your
Roo. Bitters tor Dyspepsia. Dizziness, Weak
ness and kidney Diseases, and they did me more
GOOD then all the doctors and the medicine
l ever used From the first dose took be-
gan to mend, and am now in perfect health
and feel as well as ever did. consider your
medicine one OF the greatest OF blessings.
MRS. NJ. MARTIN, Cleveland. y.
Sold by II. Il. Cochran, 137 and I'D North
Queen street, at 81 per bottle. HENRY N Co
sole P-oprictcrs 6s Vcsey street, New YORK
f25-w&sd&w
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CONGRESS.

.he Movement for an Alcoholic Commission.
WASHINGTON. March SIN the Senate
the bill for commission on the alcoholic
liquor traffic came up to day, the question
being on Bayard's motion to commit it to
the finance committee. This motion was
supported by Bayard, who said some pro-
visions must be made to supply the place
of the $50, 600, 900 which the treasury an
nually derives from the alcoholic traffic
rs we'll as the moral reformation supposed
to be derived from the bill.
Mr.. Conger next addressed the Senate
on the subject.
After discussion Bayard's motion was
rejected-ayes 10, noes 20.
The bill was then read, and pending
motion to amend SO as to prevent the
commission from being exclusively partl-
san the morning hour expired and the
bill was laid aside.
The Chinese bill was then proceeded
with and Mr. Platt spoke in opposition to
it.
rroceediogs in the House.
Byavote Of iii to So the House agreed
to take up the business on the speaker
table, the object being to reach the Senate
anti-polygamy bill quickly.
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a..MUrUAL ALE" CONCERN.
Which Collapsed Before Ii Got its Work

Which Collapsed Before ii Got its Work In.
The case of the Inquirer printing and
publishing company against Il. >. flce,
o. s. Rice, A. w. Zug, D. Rhine Hertz
and H. T. Hermes was yesterday arDi-
trated before A. S. Edwards. G. Widmy-
er and w. +. Ereider, arbitrators. The
facts are these In September last the
defendants with others applied for char.
ter to incorporate the Lancaster Mutual
Aid Society. They were the officers,
Hermes acting rs agent. Hcrmes, as
agent of the proposed association,
procured large number OF circulars
and other work at the Inquirer office.
Letters patent were procured, but before
the new insurance could organize ana
"get in it's work." the exposures OF the
press impaired tho usefulness OF this class
of companies. and the society COLLAPSED
The dues being unpaid and the offer CT
settlement made by some Of defendants
not being carried cut. suit was 1rought
apaiust the officers Individually and JOINT
". plaintiffs claiming they were in the
nature of partners. Defendants argued
! that the action WAS improperly brought
against the officers individually, but should
have been brought against tho society, "a
thew were 4 chartered corporation, al
though they had not complied with tht
law, requiring its charter to be recorded II
the Office of the recorder. The arbltrators
found award in favor of plaintiffs for Sl'e,
GO. A. C. Rcipnhl. esq, appeared io
plaintiffs and Z. F. Davis and A. ). Her
| shey, esq's. for defendants.
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MAKKETS.


PHILADELPHIA, March s.-Flour dull and un-
changed; Superfine. S3 5014 90; Extra, 81 25
as Penn'a family, IS 15@l6 90.
Rye flour at 81 IS.
Wheat-market firn1er Del. and Penn d. Red,
Al BIOL 30; do Amber, 81 32l134.
Corn firm good local demand.
Oats firm and in fair demand.
Rye nominal at SEC.
Provisions quiet.
Lard quiet.
Butter dull and weak: Creamery extra, i39
44c; Western, 4lG42c.
Rolls dull.
EGGS firmer and in better inquiry iehha',
l8c: Western, I@l7Lc.
Cheese quiet and steady.
Petroleum dull; Refined. ~
Seeds.good to prime clover quiet at S]S6
lc do do Flaysced nominal at 81 40.
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FULTON NATICNaL nAAN.

Getting Ready for First OF April Business
The Fulton national bank, cf Lancaster,
recently organized, will commence busl'
ness in Eshle.nan & Rathvuns building;
corner of Centre Square and East King
street, on Monday next.
The capital stock of the bank is $780,
600, all of which has been taken at par
and promptly paid for-no one stockhoider
being allowed to take mere than ten
shares, the par value Of the shares being
500 each.
Following is list of thc directors of the
bank, all OF whom are well known, rciia-
bic business men Of ample means ).
II. Bitner, Lancaster, president IL. NJ.
Mayer, West Hemp!ield, vice president
Lewis s. Hartman, city, secretary john
D. Skiles. city Samuel Grci, city )
H. X. Miller, Petersburg; John Il.
Mountvlllc David Brown, Liberty
Square, Drumore township; E. J. Ken
dig, Conestoga Centre; John l.. Miller.
city ID. B. Landis, city; Abr. B. Huber,
Mannheim township.
The cashier is Mr.. G. A. FOnDersnith,
late OF the Farmers national bank. who
is an accomplished fuancier, having had
eighteen years experience in the banking
business. The teller Is Mr.. John Hertzier
of the Lancaster County bank, formerly
of the First national bank. Mr.. Grayhil
Long, of Neffsville, has been selected as
clerk. j. Hay Brown, esq, is solicitor,
and Jere. Rife, notary public, will do its
protesting business.
The new bank will open under tho most
auspicious circumstances. Never, perhaps,
in this city. was so large an amount OF
stock subscribed and paid for in so short
time as was the stock of the Fulton ma
tional bank, and although there is nonc OF
It now for sale offers Of 9105 per share
have been made for it
The rapidly increasing business OF Ian
caster seems to require increased bank
accommodations and the Fulton will no
doubt under its excellent management SO
cure large portion of the public patron
age. 1t will begin business with circu
latiop equal to onc-half of its capitai-tht
United States treasury department being
now engaged in printing its notes.
The comptroller of tho treasury paid :
high compliment to the new bank, for th'
correct and elegant manner in which thu
official papers for the organization OF th'
bank were executed by Sam Matt Fridy
prothonotary and it may be added tina
the official bonds of the officers, written b.
Al. F. Shenck, are also models Of cocrec
ard elegant penmanshir.
The banking room is being remodele
and fitted up in tip-top style fcrthe trans
action of the banking business. 1t cor
tains one of the best and safest vaults
the city, with Farrell & Herring burgla
proof door and Sargent lock. II is no
however, the intention to locate the ban
permanently in the Eshleman Il Rathvo
building but to erect at an early day
new and convenient bank building o
North Queen street, as soon IS an eligih
site therefor can be secured.
The directors of the now bank will me'
every Monday to discount paper and tran
act other business.
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TIE. NEW FIRE DEPARTMENT..
ParcIiase oil tho Empire Truck and Lease
ut Their Truck HOuse-Salo OF the
"Sun" Personal Property.

ut Their Truck House-Salo OF the
"Sun" Personal Property.
4 meeting of the special committee of
councils on the reorganization of the lire
department and the trustees of the EN-
pire hook and ladder company, was held
to day at the Office OF J. L. Steinmetz,
esq, city solicitor, with view OF making
arrangements to incorporate the Empire
into the rcorganized fire department.
The city was represented by Solicitor
Steiumetz, and Mcssrs. Zecher and Barnes
of the committee, and the Empire by Ju'
lius Levy, VIM. J. Fordney and Thomas
g. Wiley.
After brief conference it was agreed
among the parties that the city should
purchase the Empire truck and ladders
for 5000, and lease the lower room OF the
Empire house and tho yard i'll rear OF 1t
at an annual rental of $500. 1t is agreed
that the city shall erect a stable in rear OF
the truck house and also attach an I'M
proved striking apparatus to the bell and
connect with it the wires of the electric
fire alarm. The city solicitor was instruct
ed to prepare written lease embodyiDg
! the above provisions.
The members of the umpire company
nave sSlGCu W ASAA<sAu AA oSA NV e~e
volunteer tircmcn until the organization OF
the "call system has been completed.
1.-THE Sun" Sale.
The advertisement in the newspapers
announcing that the Sun fire engine, hose
carriage and other personal property would
| be sold this afternoon at public sale, Gre
ated sons. uueasiness in fire circles, ard II
was proposed to get from court an iDJuuc'
ton restraining the trustees OF the SUI
from making the sale. The city solicitor,
however. secured from jacob Gable pres
,,'iient of the Sun, q statement to the effect
that the. proceeds of the sale shall be de,
voted exclusively to the purposes for Which
the company was organized:
At.2 o'clock to-day goodly number OF
fireman and others met at the engine
ho,sn. The terms OF sale were read by
Mir. Gable. They were in effect that tn
hisncst and best bidder should be tn
buyer; that all purchases amounting t.
less tlicn 500 should he paid cash, owe
slu0 should have ninety days credit, an
that tho steamer should remain for use i
the CT. zine house until after the call syster
aiortcd by councils shall be finally estab
: liShcd.
Itsury Shutert acted as auctioneer. d
l first pug up several sections of leather hos
+ belonging to the company, and it wa
, Knocked down to George Kline for slC
< The steamer, which cost $1,000, was mex
a put up and started at $1,000. 1t wa
a knocked down to Lawrence Boyle, a men
q bcT of tho company, for 81, 400. The hos
g reel, Il very good one, was started at $5'
and no advance being offered was will
t drawn. The hose carriage was ne1
J. offered, but was withdrawn, no bid beiu
made for it. The sale was then adjourne,
Jacob Gable, president OF the compan!
said the offer to sell was made in got
. faith The council committee had askt
+ councils to give them authority to buy a
!. paratus elsewhere if they could not ba
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gain with the city companies. The Sun
had shown its willingness to sell to the city.
but none of the committee were here
to buy. Even now If the city wants
the steamer it may be purchased for
$500. Prejudice '.cainst the company,
more than anythin i>c, he says, caused
the committee tr overlook the merit OF
the Sun steamer. hich is not only tho
best in the city, but is several ..bundred
pounds lighter than the Washington, its
weight since it has been altered being
only 5, 800 pounds, including water in the
boiler.
The "Amecican" and " Shi!iier."
The special fire committee Will meet the
American company on Monday next with
a view of completing arrangements to
transfer the apparatus of the company to
the city and on Thursday the committee
will have a similar meeting with the
Shiffler company. The committee are
sanguire Of making satisfactory arrange
ments with both companies without diff
iculty.
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SUFFERERS FROM THE FLOODS,

Fifteen Thousand People in irkansas aud
Eighteen Thousand tn Mississippi
Destitute.
WASHINGTON, March S.-The secretary
of war has received a dispatch from Com.
missioner Mangam saying that 100000
rations have been issued to Is, coo sufferers
in the overfowed country in Arkansas, and
that the suffering is increasing. Commits
sioner Hemingway, of Mississippi. also
telegraphs that there were 1S, COO persons
without supplies or means Of procuring
them. and that this number will increase
rapidly. More raticns will be furnished by
the government.
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Coun;erfcIter Convicted.

PHILADELPHIA, March Stu the United
States district court this afternoon the
Jury in the case of John X. Miller, charged
with making aud passing counterfeit
mouey, returned a verdict Of guilty but
recommending the prisoner to mercy. i;
was charged against Miller that he is one
of gang of counterfei:ers who have in-
tested tho vicinity Of Lebanon, Pa, and
at whose hands much crime and outlawry
is charged.
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a RESiVALIST IN TROUBLE.


Arrested In the Pulpit OH a Serious charge.
RocKLASD, Me-, March o.-Rev. Ed
H. Ellis. of Neponsett, Mass, was arrest
ed at North Haven, Me-. last evening ON
a charge of criminality with the wife OF
a resident Of Tkomaston. Both parties
belong to highly respectable families.
Ellis is Baptist clergyman and has been
holding revival meetings in this section OF
the state the past two years. He was ar
rested in the pulpit while addressing a
large meeting.
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uo.nars! NioIuersII IOtEers! Il

Are E.ou disturbed at night end broken OF
your rest by IL sick child suffering and crying
with the cxcruciating pain OF cutting tocth
If So, go u once and get bottle OF MNs.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t VIII re-
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pend upon 1t ;-1here ts no mistake about IL.
There is not q mother on earth who las ever
used It, who Will not tell you st once that II
will reg ate the bowels, and give rest to the
mother. and relief and health TO the child.
operatin like magic. 1t Is perfectly safe to
use III all cases, und pleasant to the taste, and
is the prescription OF one OF the oldest and
best female physician and .urses In the
United States. Sold everywhere: . cents q
rnr,,n ,rar7-lvtl&wM.WS WSS
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hAHOKA, No., Feb. Q. 1880

kAHOKA, No., Feb. Q. 1880.
Ipurchased tive bottles OF your Hop Eltters
O: Bishop & Co., last fall tor my daughter and
am we'll pleased with the Bitters. They did
her more good than all the medicine she has
taken tor six years. WM. L. McCLChE
The above is from very reliable Garmer,
whose daughter was in poor health for seven
or eight years. and could obtain IL relief until
she usci Hop Bitters. She IS now in as good
health as any person in tho country. We have
largo sale ana they arc making remarkable
cures. ". II. BlsHpt " W.
mlcwu&w
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Amusement.

THE .uurblc Heart To-night.-Thc presen-
,ation OF this play this evening at the opera
house recalls the clden days when 7. B. Con-
way. Edwin Adams and other actors OF fame,
since passed away, so grandly enacted the
1Sarco in the same play delighted the old
hubitue, of the Walnut Street theatre, Phila-
delphia. Mr.. William Stafford, who will ap-
pear this evening, comes laden with praises.
His company is composed OF such artists as
W. T. Burroughs and Miss Rosa Rand, who
lead the lesser lights in the combination.