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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25
Prom Mondays Daily.
s~ALnAGUNDI

appears on the second
page.
4 collision on the Grand Trunk Rail
way occurred in Canada Saturday,
caused 10y n heavy fog. Engineer Ma
son and two passengers wore killed and
seven passengers injured.
Arrived by stage Saturday evening:
A EisenbGcb, Thos. Shea, two China
men. Last evening: w II Martin. A
Armer. Departed yesterday morning:
J Milton. l. X lay. This morning: A
Lancaster, Mr. DeutiD. Frank Chase.
VIM Garter. n Indian.
Senator James G. Fair passed
through on bis way TO Washinton by
the train Saturday night. Senator J.
y. Dolph. the newly elected Senator
from Oregon, was also n passenger by
the same train.
y iumberman from Utah named Har-
mon has reached Chicago who wants 10
meet MAce's Maori or Elliot's Nebraska
Giant. lie is a man OF immense size
Z feet . inches TALES years Of age, and
never fought IN a ring. Iie Was born in
Salt Lake city.
John l.. StcDowall, Treasurer Of the
Young Ileu's Christian a7suciagiuu.
and n prominent commission merchant
OF Altoona, Pa. has absconded with
500 Of the Associations money, aud
between $50, 900 and go, GOO b~clorginr
TO parties dealing with him in tho com.
mission business.
by the di'ching Of seven cars Of the
express train on the Cleveland X Col.
umbus road Saturday. Robert Cuddcll,
d~raugLtsman 81 the c, G. c. < |. Ry..
Rev. ID. ]. Fowls, OF Shelby. and an
unidentified man were killed and three
persons injured. Tho accident wns
caused by Inu clipping Of a rail.
John n. Lane, who has been con-
fined 10 his room all winter by sickness
was s Iyised by his physicians to leave
this riso4ousi climate .os 4 time, aud
own C.r,..a
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25
Eiko Assay once.

All kinds Of Assaying done promptly
and accurately. Returns may DO Oh
tanned from this office three days soon
or than from either Virginia City or
Salt Lake. Samples Of orc for assay
may he iuclosed with price Of assay
and forwarded by mail. A simple as-
say for gold and silver. 81. All work
inlrusted to mo will ho attended 10
with dispatch.
JOHN l.. GILLIGAN.
Once between DR.. Meigs' Office aud
Elko Meat Market. Eiko. Nevada. lm
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The Eureka Sentinel, Of yesterday
says: The Albioa Company was sorely
besst by creditors yes:egicy, and every
thing moveabls about the mine was at.
tschcd. As i5st rs the papers could
be madc cnt they were filed at the
County SiJrk's office. and placed Ia tho
hands OF the sheriff for service. Some
were placed on tho niue. others on tho
buildings, bullion on hand. personal
proprieiy. sct. Work In the niue con-
tinucs. aud n furnace is kept running
up 70 its fullest capacity.
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Tint NtIsnn CInim.

The following communication from
Ruby Valley was received at this Office
this morning:
81 notice in a recent issue of the In
DEPENDENT that one ellison has pres.
cntcd 10 the Legislature in Carson IA
claim for extra work done on the Court
House in E!ko in 1869. Allow me to
say that l was Chairman Of tho Board
OF Commissioners during the entire
construction Of said building, Gnd was
personally familiar with every detail
Of the same, from the drawing of the
plans and specifications to the compile
ton Of tho building, and no such man
as ellison was known in any way in the
contract. Colonel V. Monroe was tho
CONTRACTOR kud builder, backed by J.
A. Williams, commonly known as
"Ten-pcr-cent" Williams. The build
ing was received from them and paid
for in bonds (oHtrn work and ALL by
myself and the other two Commission.
ers, Messrs. Pearson and Leniugwell
acting for the county. LEN WINS.
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~undnNIarr nrrr.

Hickhnrt & Froolich ARC now pro.
pared TO furnish their patrons ut
wholesale or retail with BuDwErsEn
DEIu. that memo OF malt beverages.
stin uncqualcd for delicious flavor and
wholosGmeuoas owing TO tho superior
quality OF tho ingredients used in
brewing IL.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25

The report Of the Regents for tho
years 1882 is at hand. From Il we learn
that during the past year the average
attendance has been a fraction over %.
There was at tho close OF She last year
S0j ,Oi6.4S in the irreduoible University
Fund. In the available funds there
were s2l, 1882. II cost . G,Is9 to sup.
port the University during those two
yeara. Tho Board OF Regents have
carefully examined the probable re-
quiroments for the ensuing two years.
and ask tho Legislature for the follow
IND apnn,nI..
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Bullion Received,

Tho stage from Tuscarora last ave-
ming brought down eight bars Of Nav.
Hjo bullion, valued at $40, 1924. &c, aud
two bars of Independence bullion. val
uod at Sl,ll5.OC, the whole weighing
1909 pounds. The bars were forwarded
TO San Francisco by Wells. Fargo &
Co, this morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25

Tho citizens Of Elko are requested
10 attend q meeting ut the Court House
on text Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
Tho object Of the meeting is to organ
ize a plan by which tho road between
hero and Tuscatora shall BIO kept In
perfect order,
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a Hal Hnrnn,nnn.

4 dispatch from Oakland, California,
directed TO tho care Of Mr.. John Brad
Icy, was received here at 1915 O'Clock
yesterday morning, bringing the start.
ling intelligence Of tho death by a gun
sho! Of DR.. Gleuu, tho famous farmer
Of Coiusa, and srmmoning \ son and
daughter OF tho deceased, who had re-.
Gently arrived hero from California in
company with MisI Della Bradley on
u visit to Mr.. BFsdloy's family. Tlisy
lcft thoir Iathor In hcrlth but u few
days ago, aud tho sad news of his sud.
den taking oil was q terrible shock.
Tho fact that yesterdays orprcsg train
from tho east WAS nearly five hours be.
hind time ut this point. enabled tho
| giicf stricken parties to start komeward
in about nh hour after receiving tn q
news Of their fathers dcnth, accom-,
panied by Miss Della Bradley. Mis-,
Glenn he'd quito reOonlly been married
In California, aud hor husband, Mr..
French, who had just gone down to
winnomuccN, ~tolegtaphod that Il,
worli join tho party when tho trait
rcnchod thpt place.
II Is reported hero tbnt tho dcccnset
was shot by his ~book.k"cpcr. but Tn,
dispatches received furnish no partiou,
lars Of tho sal occurrence; and IL does
not acom cleat upon what such state,
mont Ii based. Some Of tho San Fran.
cisco pnpors, which will bo received 10
night, may possibly shod some ligh
upon tho matter.
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IFrom Tuesdays Daiiy.l
BALSGAGUNDI.

Ir Van u. wisker has Organized an
evening sshool for young IL lies and
young men, at T~uscarors.
Tho Juvenile Dramatic Society will
give an entertainment at Freeman Hall
tomorrow night. Admission free.
CoIrrn row says that no is ready 10
fight Sullivan with or without gloves.
in q room or in u ring. fer SIS, 900 to
$4,000 q side.
Arrived by stage from Tuscnrora last
evening: Mrs. +. II. Klain, Mrs. $.
V. kIain. Mrs. L. S. Yates. Departed
this morning: C. Il. Hoa.
Agent j. J. Mayhugh starts on his re-
turn to the Duck Valley Reservation
Tomorrow morning. lie will not re.
turn here until about the FIRST of April.
BY authority Of Judge Bigelow, who
Is at Winnemucca, Sheriff Taber YES
terday adjourned court. by proclana-
ton. until Saturday next. the oath in
slant.
Sheriff Tabor nov numbers among
his seven guests one 10 day woman
whose iHoTdiua;e thirst for tho .'cup
that cheers" could only bo conquered
BY incarceration.
Il. S. Conley appeared on tho streets
again to-day, after being confined to
his bed s'Ico Friday last, from the #
fcctS Of a ~cOHgostiye chill. That the at
tack was a severe ono is evident in
Boh's appearance.
Prior TO his departure for Southern
California. Justice of Peace j. u. Lane
arranged with Justice J. A. Palmer. Of
Cariin, to discharge the duties Of the
Office at this place, during the absence
Of the former.
+. RoinhaTt & Co, Of winnemucca.
IN the Virginia Enterprise, nre adyer-
tising the Vcasy X Co. tGilings mill
and tho tuiliugs from the old Leopard
mill, at Coruucopia, for sale. This is
a good chance for n speculation.
~ ''"''h WAS brought down
mere from wells yesterday, billeted for
sixty days in the county jlu for assault
on nduc'0 Fred Benson. II ap-
pears that Fred put the young fellow
o." Tue train some time ago, Le being
~thpro''d9d with the necessary paste
BOARD HIS proud spirit revoited Ht the
4Ad!hul'y' ana IA Hu effort 20 heal his
"o"HH'4 iteiing' tho b~elligcrent broke
INTO Tie county cooler.
FL. L. So!'z, au Cx-ShcriG Of this
county, plss,d through here Iv the
tain Sunday night, on his way from
Lewis to OsI,u, where lac zoe, 10 fiji n
position in tho Prot Office. Ed neg
lcc,,d 10 stats which particular branch
Of the F.ryicc Lo would conduct. md
bis friends here are in doubt Is 10
whether ho proposes 70 play the devil
or assume control OF the muscular de-
p~aituent assigned to the fighting
o"i;cr.
4 strike WAS made yesterday, SAYS
IL. Sentinel, in vi. 4 i. Ln,sn no ,Lo
.r.Hrs--
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25

A Lcmoiiie correspondent sends tho
following account Of the recognition OF
Cupid'a day in hat neighborhood:
81. Valentines day was appropriately
and thoroughly celebrated in Lamcillo
Valley. Under tho gcnefalship Of
Johnny Abcls and Joe Gill. a grand
sporting tournament and dance was in
NuRuratcd at J. u. Abcl's ranch. Al.
though the snow was flying thick and
last, tho young people turned out en-
masso from tho adjoining r~al,cys, and
everything wont merry. Billy Doyle
ably seconded by Sam Rogers aud 9th
ors, discoufscd sweet music In the evs-
ming, and the boys and girls ''tripped
the light fahtasiio' until broad day.
light, The Misses Dakin, Lowis. Jcw.
et', Cullen. Ogiiyic aud many others.
backed by Hank Keith. Horny Jones,
Bert Taylor. Johnny Abel. Amos GA.
dcrkirk. Marsh Slotllct aud the other
boys, mndo things lively aud interest
ing, aud vol earned tho general com.
mont; "wo had n bully time" Gill
says, may tho boys oonO egain.
ORE,SL.
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Hotel Arrivals.

X Conway, Glover Valley,
LIE Yerk aud wife, Bodic.
Miss Cora Lancaster, 1]usoarorn.
Mrs. roslletbwait and daughter,
TuBcarOra.
j w Gray, Sacramento.
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Hotel EFrIVais.

ThOs ShaG, TuscarCra.
John Tnggs, do
4 G0Idhuig. San Francisco.
Sunl Deal. do
JobrPh Nation, Battle Mountain.
l. X Ray Auburn.
l. Boyle. Eureka.
A ' Lancaster. Alameda.
Clarcmout & Burton. New York.
Mrs J O Brooks ma child.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25

How to toll diphtherin 1t tho throat
is red md smaller, never fear, but il it
looks as though some ono had thrown n
handful OF ashes into the ihroat-a dull
groy color-look out. It's diphtheria's
danger sirpnl
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25
lioIcl ArrINnIs.

+ Gordon; TuscaroTa.
Mrs + II Klain and mother, Tus.
CnroTa.
ca Wiley, Pleasant.
q \ Grant aud wife, Pleasant.
y OUdcfkirk. MOuni.
i Rowland. bullion.
II lIpG, Santa Cruz.
ii J Keith, Lamoillc.
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Hotel

II A Young, Pleasant
p q Corbett, Virginia City.
Mrs Vim Lancaster, Tuscarora.
! q Herbert, Secret Valley.
c W Mason, Albany, n Y
A S,tassburger, Oakland.
JR HNles, Mt. Sterling Ia.
IL S Woodruff, st. Louis.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25
WElLS-FARGO AND STAGE co. BUSINESS
HOURS.

ilsinc-s hours Ia Wells, Fargo A Co.'S and
the L. :. stage Office, ~ the Depot Hotel. will
tr ~ follow, until iuuhcr notice:
.~NoTulns-FrOJn G;Jt tOs, aud from . to ~
o'CIOCz.
Ey~cGIng-.Frcm ~ .. and frum s to 4
o'clock.
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State

A OiasS in asssying. under tho in
struolion OF J. j.. aignoux, has been
opened. Instruction FREQ. For fur
Their particulars inquire Of
T.. N. SroSs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25

c. r..
. Ophir. 2 % = m
45o Mexican. 2 IS aso
2l5Gkc Q an 4 A
leo SAVAGE I *
los Po,osi. o5
7i5 HSN q eo o es
8 yellow I.,Lo, Eo
$50 Sierra Nsv,s. a x . on
1850 Albion. 45o al.
20 North Belle o,I
100 N. White. I IN
200 North kalIo Tel. ez.
go 2
1000 Utah. q IS
HOO Alta. 35e
rs Bodie, Q 90
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25

A Fort Apache special says: The
buck bonrd rom llolUrouk for this post
was lost on silver crock, forty miles
froro here, on the 18th instant. Two
soldiers aud both horses woro drowned,
end tho mail and EXPIRES swept down
tho slfOam.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25

Tha Starr & Grove mill. nj Lows, Ia
being taken down, preparatory 10 its 70.
moval 10 Bernioe District.
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BORN.

SIMPSON : In Elko, Monday, February
~, 1888, TO the wife Of VIM,
Simpson, u daughter; weight, 8
pounds.
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A smOll dwelling house In town for
sale Inquire ut this Office. u
Chinese A,nrn-

iii 10y has just received diroc. from
China . lot new goods suitable for the
holidays, including now styles OF hand
k%orchiefs, fine teas, toys. otc., etc. Call
and examine. deco.u'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25

Tho warm weather to-day has caused
n rapid melting OF the snow on tho
surrounding hills, and again inter.
rupted travel in town by tho flooding
Of tho streets.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25
Hotel Arrivals.
J. d. Calvin, Tuscatora.

J. d. Calvin, Tuscatora.
Michael Mohop, do
J. A. Banks, do
James Ferguson, do
NJ. NJ. fredericks, Virginia City.
j. V. Burton. Ogden.
d. T.. llootcn nnl wife, Mount.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1883-02-25
The new TINE TABLE.

Under the prsssnt arrangement the Central
PAeide traius arrive here a. follows
FEoA wEsr.
kNrres- NO. s:D =. v.
Freight aud Emigrant No. S........ 500 4. V.
Overland Freight No. s........-...s 5:OOA. n.
IRON EAsr.
IaApTt-H No. TgSf 4. =.
freight and EmigTaut No. G........ 4.sD n. n.
O'cflahd Freight ~. S..-..........iO:JJ \. ".
ShrIhc EspTcss trains from both East
ami West stOp . mingt,7 Tor meals.
Through Grst-riass tickets To Carson, Wiz.
flnia CITY, Hawthorne, Eureka aud Austin,
NcV. Also Girrt. second and third Class
tickets 10 all the principal pOiuis la the East,
so'd al the railroad Ticket Onicc al the Depot
Hotel.
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II,uor DenIrr,, oIn..vnre,

Just received, direct from Eastern
Factories, ono hundred gross white
1int liquor TASKS. Shoo-ny ono.half
and one pint. in onc-balf gross cases.
Purchasers will receive the benefit Of
tho lNtO reduction in Eastern freight
ratcs.
dlw-wim L. L. MULLER
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-28
A Large Purse wo

LONDON, April GA thousand guin-
eas was won by Hsuteur; Malibran
second; Lovely third.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-28
western Generosity in New York.
Joseph Msallrs speech at the Lotos Club


/ will tell you what brought me to
New York. For a long time, running
back to where the memory of man rum
meth not we have been in the habit in
the west, in political matters, in the
party belong to, and believe in both
parties, of giving the Presidential candi-
date to the east when we feel out west
that he could not be elected. Laugh
Ter. But when we found we could make
the rifle, as we call it-whsn we be-
lieved that in all probability the nominee
of the convention would adorn the White
House-it has been our custom out west
to nominate one of our own men. | be-
lieve that has been the rule on both
sides. [Laughter.l / have had some
notion, gentlemen, for some time past,
that possibly about the best thing for
US to do out west. just now, is to say to
the people OF New York: "You name
the candidate. Laughter.1 After
twenty or thirty years We will be gener-
ous. So / came around to hunt up some
old political friends in New York to say
this to them. That is about the reason
why am in New York, and have ia-
teuded to say to Mr.. Reid. when we got
together and talked sharp to one another,
that If the various breaks in the party,
which seems 10 be divided, could get to.
gether and name their man, why, we
would try to whoop them up. Laugh
ter and applause.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-28
co.'s' soprH- Come NORTH

Both steamships call at Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo) and Santa Barbara.
Passengers for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for San Pedro at 4:l5 P. Al,
Los Angeles time.
fJPassengers going north take the train
for San Pedro that leaves Los Angeles at i0:lb
o'clock A. NJ, Los Angeles time
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-28
Horseford's Acid Phosphate.
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

DR.. JOS. HOLT, New Orleans, La,
says; II have frequently found it Of ex-
cellent service In cases of debility, loss
Of appetite. and in convalescence from
exhaustive illness, and particularly of
service in treatment of women and
children.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-28
Against poIygnmy.

KANSAS Cry. April 26.-The Jour
mails Omaha special say ex-senator Pad
dock, OF the Utah Commission, left to-
day Tor Salt Lake TO join the other
members aud prepare for the work of
taking in June the registration for the
election which occurs in August, at
which time members of the Legislature
will be elected. The effort will be made
to get up clear registration, to shut out
polygamist. This Is regarded as the
most important step in the movement
against polygamy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-28
LATE TELEGRAMs.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD j
Com uaits Suicide.

SAN Francisco, April 26.-Louis VIII
ling, native of Germany, aged 26 years,
committed suicide two days ago by TAX
ing dose OF laudanun. The body was
not found until to-day. The cause was
dependency, owing to the death OF his
wife several weeks ago.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-28
Rates of Fare from Los Angeles:
For WAY Porte.

fzTPlans Of steamers Cabins at Agents office,
where berths may be secured.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-28
Los ANGELES MARKETS,

Prices given below are for round lots, OF stan
dard quality, delivered at store or warehouse in
this city Small parcels off qualities or extra
choice grades are not included. On the third
page OF this paper will be found u resume OF
transactions on Change, wit . review of the
market each day.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-28
Fagan Found Guilty.
A French Decision.

PARIS, April 27,--The Council of State
has decided that the Government has
power to stop the salaries of all clergy
men. even OF Bishops.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-04-28
DR.. @. F.. Gillingham,

Member Royal College Surgeons, England.
Member Royal College Physicians, Edlnburg.
PoNETs BUILDING, La7 MAIN STREET
decl9tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-12
Ancient Classics For English
Roadny-S

This is the title of a unique and real
ly delightful series of books, the first
volume of which, ''The commentaries Of
Caesar" by Anthony Trollope, is just is
sued. The aim of the series is to open to
the unlearned English reader the beau
ties and treasures of classic lore, tell who
the writers We're, give some connected
outline of the story they narrate, present
some of their most striking passages in
choice English translation, and Illustrate
them with the wealth of modern scolar-
ship. There are q volumes in all, and
heretofore they have cost 81 90 each.
They are publishing in The Elzecer Lii
brary, in really charming style, at Is cents
each for paper binding, or 80 cents for
cloth binding. 'Herodotus," by George
c. Swayne; "Cicero," by W. L. Collins,
and 'tDemosthenes," by W.. J. Brodribb,
are announced for Immediate issue, and
the other columns are to follow, one or
more each week, until the series is COM
plete. From even these marvelously low
prices large discounts are offered to clubs
and for prompt orders. John B. Alden,
Publisher, Is Vesey ST., New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-12
Dams Dynamife.

Dan Sinnet, baggageman at the de-
pot, is not only a clever fellow, but
he enjoys a joke as much as the next
one. Yesterday VIM. Reed, the no.
tel baggageman, brought a trunk to
tibet depo which was labeled:
Dynamite within-smash if you
dare!" f
The trunk was closely followed by
a young man who had about seven
minutes to catch the Fulton train.
When he presented his ticket and
asked for a check Dan replied:
"This trunk can't 60 as baggage"
"WhyH'
~tSThe contents are dangerous. You
remove it from here at once, sir, or
I'll make you trouble"
"But there is no dynamite Within"
"There is the warming"
"Yes, but that was a joke on the
baggage-smashers."
"Young man, a railroad never
jokes. 3 Get that trunk out of here -
politely replied Dan.
"Come, old fellow, it was only in
fun entreated the smart Aleck. 81
have only four minutes to catch the
train
eff you.do not remove the danger
Gus trunk I shall have to call an Of
ficer!" was the firm reply.
81 tell you it is not dangerous"
"Let me inspect it."
This was grudgingly acceded to,
and nothing more dangerous than
four shirts which sadly needed wash
ing were discovered. BY this time
the train had departed, leaving the
joker with "a hours on his hands,
and as the trunk was relocked
he was handed a scraper and the adj
vice:
"Young man, it might be safer
for to label yourself with something
like: 'Perishable-no delay You
r evidently too ripe for this section.
Now scrape that sign off, or the
trunk can't CO."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-12
Patti and Iolanthe I'm Washington.

One of the most notable events de-
serving of especial mention last week
was the success of Chas. E. Ford's
opera company in Gilbert & Sulli-
vans new opera of "Iolanthe, Or the
Peer and the Peri" at Ford's opera
house, with the queen of song, Patti,
at the other house, her only engage
ment here in the quarter of a GEN.
fury. This company had the most
powerful opposition that the world
could furnish, yet the Ford audiences,
large in the beginning. grew as great
as Her Majesty's opera before the
week closed. They were not only
crowded, but equally brilliant in fash
ion. The venerable W. W. Cor.
coren expressed his desire to hear
'Iolanthe'' and the manager received
a charming autographs note from
Patti. The week terminated with the
eighth performance of the opera with
an ovation that is seldom seen in this
city.-Washington, ID. c., Herald.
The above company will appear at
the opera house in Mexico tonight,
April II, in 'sIolanthe."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1883-04-12
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