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French ciaret at 80 cts. per bottle and
California claret at % cts. per bottle, at
the Star G Grocery. Try some.
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Smiths Bile Beans are the best anti
bilious purgative ever made, acting
either as a laxative or cathartic. There
is no ailment whose origin can be trac-
ed TO the liver they will not correct. As
a remedy for biliousness, sickheadache
and constipation they are unparalleled.
Made entirely of vegetable extracts,
coated with pure sugar. They are not
nauseous to take, once into the system
they assimilate thoroughly with the
contents Of the stomach and bowels, sti-
mulate the liver and do not irritate or
gripe the bowls.
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Sir Moses Montefiore, the leading
Jewish philanthropist of the world,
whose one -hundredth birth day was cell
ebrated few months ago with much
enthusiasm everywhere, but particular
ly in England and the United States,
died at Ramsgate, England, last Tues
day, aged one hnndred years and nine
months.
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shiloh's Cure will Immediately re-
lieve Group, whooping cough aud broD-
chitis. Sold by NJ. P. Young & Co.
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MARTIN CARRON.

Salesman for H. D. Coleman of New Orleans,
rs prepared to fill orders for Steam Engines.
H. Boilers, Gins, Cotton Presses, and machin-
cry of all kind. Repairings and fittings for
machinery promptly and skillfnlly executed,
and all Information cheerfully furnished.
Orders left with Mr. A. B. Chachere's or at
the Opelousas Postoffice will receive prompt
attention. July lS-1m
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Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive
cure for catarrh, dyptheria, and canker
mouth. Sold by NJ. P. Young & Co.
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why will you cough when shiloh's
cure will give you immediate relief.
Price IOc, SOC and 81. Sold by NJ. T.
Young g. Co.
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ttHackmetack" o lasting and fragrant
perfun,e. Price 25 and so cents. Sold
by M. P. Young s. Co.
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lkIlM more money than at anything else by
wv taking an agency for the best selling
book out. Beginners succeed grandly. None
fail. Terms free. HALLETT Book CO.,
l6s Portland, Maine.
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FOR SALE OR CHANGE.

A N American black stallion about years
IA old will be sold at low figure or ex-
changed for cows or mares. Apply at this
Office. July 253ms
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he Rav. Geo. IA. sThayer, of Bourbon.
5lld., says; Both myself aud wife owe:
gssT ives 10 Shil0lss consumption cure. 2
.Qla by NJ F.. Young & 90,
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Cow Peas. Cow Peas !! !!

E WOULD call the attention of Planters
Il and Dealers to my stock of Consignment
peas, selected clays, which am instructed to
close out at $l25 tone dollar and twenty five
cents) per bushel. Send orders early before
all sold Address. s. MEY YERS,
So Poydras S., 2. o. Box No. 2207,
Inlu l-Im New Orleans. La.
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NOTICE.

VWVHE undersigned have the honor to inform
Il the public that at general meeting of
the shareholders of the Washington d. S. &
B. Manufact uring Co., held on the 9Th inst,
committee of three was appointed, and the
Board of Directors dissolved, according to
our Charter Article the 9th
Were appointed: l., Wolf, President H.
H. Humble, Vice-President; Victor Brenille,
General Manager. All the business OF the
Company will be, from date of meeting, trans
acted by Mr.. " Brenille, and all accounts
settled with him or by him.
L. WOLFF, President,
I'll. HUMBLE, Vice-Pres't,
V. BREUILLE, Gen'l. Manager.
l, the undersigned, have the honor to in
form our customers and the public in general,
that / guarantee entire satisfaction in quality
of work, and in delivery of same at appointed
date. My prices to be the same as N. o. lead
ing houses, and subject to same discounts on
large orders. Respectfully,
V. BREUILLE,
General Manager,
Washington Door, Sash and Blind Mfg. Co.
Washington, La. July l3, 1885. st
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Excessive heat, with numerous cases
of sun stroke, during the past week,
are reported from New York, Chicago,
ST. Louis, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Louisville and other points in the Uni
ted States, and London, England while
the aSunny South -or this part of it of
least, has no cause for complaint on the
score Of heat as yet.
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VOL. XX-Xu.

repare your advertisement for the
Al aeason, and send it right in to this
,,Hc5,
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For Sale.

A FINE RESIDENCE, with all necessary
N outbuildings and Improvements, and suf-
fcient land for small farm, adjoining the
corporate limits Of Opelousas, will be sold
cheaD Apply at this Office dl3tf
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Orders promptly filled for
buildings Of any description
or dimension at proportion
ately low rates. Orders also
taken for
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FOR SALE.

coz ACRES OF LAND, situated near
OO6 Judge Arthur Simon's, in Bellevue,
about four miles from Opelousas. For further
information, apply to August Perrodin, Opel
ousas, La. Lmay 9-3m
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s We have at our Office beautiful
sample Of rice grown at Pointe-aux-
Loups by Mr.. Flesch, showing that
this section is admirably adapted to the
cultivation Of this nutritious cereal, and
also demonstrating Mr.. Flesch's skill
40 farmer and we are informed that
hundreds or acres planted In rice in this
neiglborhood are in the same flourish
inc condition
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The Geld blooded and selfish partisan
whose life imparts nothing to his coun-
trymen, yet who would seek to gain
political Efeferment by arousing them
to renewed animosity, will see but lit
tie reason for self-er4tuiation in the
splendid tribute of the South to Gen.
Grant. But just such heartfelt and out
spoken appreciation from the South
sets back the puerile hopes of these
political vermin to the vanishing point.
All honor to the Gray who shall stand
shoulder to shoulder with the Blue be-
side the new made grave of the simple
minded soldier who said: "They shall
take their horses home with them; they
will need them for the spring sowing"
New York Herald, Ind.
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HARD TIMES PRICES!

and IF this IS not sufficient,
call around at oar office a'sd
a0e a0iV guarantee to glve you
quotations that mast be s0tas-
factory to the most eracttng.
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Are you made miserable by indiges
tion, consumption, dizziness, loss of ap-
petite, yellow skin ? Shiloh's Vitalizer
is positive cure Sold by NJ. P. Young
g. Co
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II i certain cIass Of politicians ID this
State had known how they were to be
snnhbed and ignored By Cleveland, they
would not have worked half as hard az
shey did to elect him; while, il GER
esan other class had only known that
tley Wonld bask in the sunshine of bis
smiles as completely as they now ap-
pear u do, they would have exerted
themselves blessed sigfst more
Than they did in the last campaign you
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WpUBLIC SALE.

Probate P Court, Parish of 81. Landry, No. 1915
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The trial of Riel, the Canadian in
surrectlonist, has begun, and from the
way it opens it seems likely to last a
long time. Riel is very pious, and,
while pleading not guilty to the charge
of treason against his Lady the Queen,
he declares that the Lord will deliver
him. The Canadian authorities would
probably be glad if he would disem-
barrass them by escaping, if he would
promise never to return to the Domin-
lon
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LEOPOLD GODCHAUX,
July llth, 1885. Administrator
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New York.
Sweeping reductions in various lines
at the Star Grocery. Read the adyer-
tisement and call soon if you would
secure bargains.
Governor McEnery has officially call
ed the attention of the District Attorney
at Rayville to the alleged brutalities on
the convict Philip Riley, committed at
the convict camp at Crew Lake.
"Gibson group is good, General
City Item.
Yes; decidedly better than the ''Mc
Emery gang" the "Burke riDg," etc.
Vide Pie.
Mr.. Gus E. Dnpr6 has. been reap
pointed notary public farSt Landry.
Having had considerable experience in
such matters in the Recorders office
some years ago, and since, he is thor
.,ughly qualified to fill this position.
State elections will be held this year
as follows Connecticut, Nov. a Iowa,
Nov. g.; Minnesota, Nov, g.; New York
and New Jersey, Nov. 8 Ohio, Oct. IL
Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, Nov.
3; Virginia, Nov. 2.
Charbon and blind staggers are de
vastating several portions of st. Mary,
Iberia and Vermillion parishes on the
west side Ofthe Teche. The charlton att
tacks indiscrimately horse, mule, OK and
sheep, but the blind staggers confines
itself to mules and horses.
Mayor Thompson and Mr. Alphonse
Lew returned from Sour Lake, Tex, a
few elays ago, and Mr.. P. j. Lefebvre
left for that place ON Thursday last
Judge Hudspeth and family and Messrs.
H. e. Garland and Il. IA Lewis and
their wives are sojourning there and are
very we'll pleased with the place
Commissions have been issued to the
following municipal officers, elected in
the town of Rayne, st. Landry parish,
July 6. 1885: B. H. Harmon, mayor,
and t.. p. Bowden and /. ID. Bernard,
councilmen The vote for two other
councilmen being tie. a new election
will have to be held
=
PERSONAL. Messrs. G.. Coneau and
C. Mayo are at the -Loups
Springs.
Mr.. w. r. Cochran has gone to Sour
Lake for the benefit of his health.
Dist Attorney Beale, of East Baton
Rouge, was lin town this week
MessTs. j j. Beanchamp and John ID
Cooke are at Sour Lake, Tex.
Sir Moses Montefiore, the leading
Jewish philanthropist of the world,
whose one -hundredth birth day was eel.
ebrated few months ago with much
enthusiasm everywhere, but particular
ly in England and the United States
died at Ramsgate, England, last Tues
day. aged one hundred years and nint
months.
Excessive heat, with numerous cases
of sun stroke, during the past week
are reported from New York, Chicago
ST. Louis, Philadelphia, Baltimore
Louisville and other points in the Uni
ted States, and London, England while
The tsSunny South -or this part of it q
least, has no cause for complaint on til'
sss.o 4 - ---...-m..--- = :.
We have at our Office beautiful
sample of rice grown ut Pointe- aux
Loups BY Mr.. - Flcsch, showing tina
this section ID admirably adapted to th
cultivation of this nutritious cereal, ant
also demonstrating Mr.. Flesch's skill
as farmer; and we are informed tina
,s ns;r1 bosl,oaa ,.J = sra i, fhe same flourish
nv INV ~, y M alS,,ss is' 3
s0l1'''o... ...-.-
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ZEPHYR.

PEDIGREE.--Tbis horse Was sired BY En-,
chsntor the sire Of yalient record q ISL and
Ensign record 2si, Roscoe, record 2-27{ Dan.
nia Campo private trial 2-2l Enchanter WAS
sired by Administrator, the sire Of Catchhy,
record 2-isi the only horse that beat Harry
Wilkes In his great campaign OF 1884. Admin.
isirator by Rysdyks' HambetoniAn.
Zepbyr's dam was by Kentucky CHIEF, the sire
OF the dam OF Montgomery Ufccord 2 2lA and
Fanny wilkes 2.2Gi Kentucky Chief by Nam.
briuo Chief IL, the sire OF the great Lady Thorn
with record OF 2lsI and six others in the 2 80
clsss, or better, and IN the sire OF the dam OF
such fast ones as Director, record AIT, Pied.
mont All and host Of others. Encbsnter's
dam was by Black Bashaw the sire OF Stargazef,
record 81 2.iJ with GO heats to his credit better
than 2 80. Administrators dam by Mambrino
Chief III. BY The above ii will be seen that this
horse is inbred to botn the Mambrino and
Handle tonian families which together have $40
horses with record Of 2-3o or better.
ZErnyg was bred at springboro, Pa; stands
l5-3 weighs 1850 pounds, mahogany bay, email
star in face, one white foot fine style and finish
splendid name and tail, very muscular, yet
strong bone with clastc acton and long stride,
ard perfect disposition, He was ahown at our
fair IN 1881 snd easily made full mile 10 2-55
without preparation, and has taken the fret
awari two years In succession. He has been In
this section two seasons and his stock are large
stylish aud show perfect trotting action
TEnMs.--1o ipsuro SIS All mare disposed OF
before lime ef foalIng will be considered with
foal. All bills due March lsf, 1886. The horse
vail be at my stable through the season.
s. u. TnAYER.
Factory Point, w., May 18th, 1855. 529w
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Mustard md Pine u monia.

Writing to the NV York World u n
tleman says: Pneumonia can be cured i
the person viii spIy promptly over The
lungs ponl:ics odraueht made Of mus
tard and laxseed zeal, keeping quiet and
warm 10 bed Prmpt action 10 Of vital
importance. and tere is no occasion fol
an ..old fsshions' or new fashioned
practitioner wheUo simple aremedy may
be applied by on one, and II taken 10
season will. | thk. always be effective.
10 my personal eDerience my deter mina-
ton not to give business. even for .
day. came near citing me my life. The
case was neglect I'LL an eminent phys.
ieian said that q right lung would be Of
Just a. much usko me our on the iahla
q 10 the couditn it then Was, fact Of
which w. vi aware, but the mus
tsrd and Aaxsd poultice mastered the
disease and resrsd my lung to its nor
NAL condition. good - new. In tho
second attack gear later, the case va
taken ia hand promptly, tho poultics
applied. quisiand warmth maintained.
and speedy ecoyery ensned without
. physician peipg called. Mustard
Is an old fasloned cure. and its Leal.
ing virtues csrhardly be overestinassd.
1t has saved d household many doc
tors bill.
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'HE FELL n Tu[ !TR(fIS,


Cares Terrible Case az Crsselo When
Osher Help Fsiied.
Nhss II daasssl' .bs, csrsss 4, ssd Vie sss
snusa hsAle ~ ~ u u fr~qpessss attended vatt
sesi4 pam. tnd rslsss inlssf can h fynni. pro.
6Nrts sF6 sm malice and 1eatk. Beth ssxes end
III Kxas ART hstse 10 ia. kfttoggh meg uhc have
Asss reached % ptsse1 mi8als srs ara 10 nes,
ossuanv sssttsns. Neshsar 10 spmte urgently
bsecpG thar 9 fsAsbtc nssic NJ or ussfei. -
be disease sesMs on us iprfnste. aud - are
sisd ~ s.f shAs sUeh sf%mas Il pe~ before the
rsilic ~ ~ form "a Da. DAVID EESNEDrs
FAsOAffk kkMEpf. ~ Egnap1i. n. y W.
gpi 10 ssSdtnas shs ~ lnssna lrfAer. selncsed
'fesn tnsny s.nsllsf Communications
rfrsurae. Mas.., March, i'si
IN. Usws4 Afm~ri4 hssAscsa. ~ III
Dnsh fwss- fvu have . night 80 kns.. sns
dfslts she pshisc 10 inuw my sSpesltace silb
Gravel aud rsy ftmsskshir ysr iFess ibroagh
lbs Bst of yaas ~fAx0tfra REMEDY Ian
eargeHisr hsspg ~ ~ > glscs. Asa tatse arc
p,anty 81 visasssfs y ne rats stat say.
NJ hfsi somasrsi.spss, sAgas ssise. " crawl
sfs n the yesF i-fs i 4sss Y aNag sod hAi
l.iiss faafc irsshle asfii ta-i LAY. ~ Ose
tAy ~bsA al wasl lA MY shop | vas sudscnly
sesxsd siih lacn snd terrible psla 10 my len
-ids. eosssslss iso sAtsici4fa Al oacf. ODt
SAILS ~ oas ~ ny4Asmg I'm ggu acuE cte 10 iu
sursbltf~ ! sss fgghtstrd sod v,ni - the
sseond. she ssad Aiiit, bal gsse me a pfescnp-
signs ~ did no goai.
Then began series of srpei cnse< The agony
and horror VI which words oAnno detiat Think
VI ~ sAs sometimes iskeD ~ lie street, aud
soald fall sfea,hirg ii Agony np6n she side
walk u wss dessb 10 lite, TtADk Heaven, /
thea heard u "KRNSKDYH FAyuAfrE REM.
kpY. through Mr. p. y. Cooley. had hot assd
hssf beitle whep passed three stones 10 cue
cSssion. ons of which wac nearly ore half 40
iseh leng. ! persessfed with tie medic ne, The
-smpioms gradually sbaisd. and ! have bad no
more irnnble slufe. | an well, thai IL 4, Won
and FAS 0AiI r kEMkDy.' You're most crate
faIiy JAMES D. KENNEDY
What "FAvohiTK EEMkDi II \ IN this case
n has do ~ 10 mAuy others. II sou d--ire 10 do
20 AAdiess- ~ David kerIedy, Roisd M MY.
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Many often urn eli their brush from
tho trimmines,f orchards. la~n trees and
shrubs ThsSnsiIer portions Of III -
trimmings We ave long used 70 mullen
other trees anskhsubs. Brush cutup hte
aud spread benssh shrubs aud trees VII
add rpiily to ,kir srosth - nrots. We
put some iLicky beneath few trees on
TOR sandy saI . few Years ago. ana A.
though they hh then nearly stopped IN
their growth. sisoon rs ,h's brush began
10 decay they started out fresh. and have
grown ~ fss, ssother trees on the same
kind o. soil ban done. under which se
spread Il the ,ane time . noje'ase coat
ing Of stable manure. II Is much better
10 utilize /. ush 10 this way than 70 burn
il. vineyardins 10 Europe have ions
thus used the caisings Of their .grAPsvines
10 mulch and fCtiiizs them-
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FoR SALE
House and loI IL Manchester,

iw8st esae az !. a-s And ,ot ieo.tsd ON Aatb
= r~s ~. iase Manchester Houss nee
siss 49, a. rs sd .afs s4sss. young fruit
tra.s Pin inrls nf fern, reasonable.
Wall. - fASTtck.
~ -, ". Feh 26ab. 1898 <itf
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M ALA RIA.
a ~ anu fnaIafial mediclns
DR. DAVID KESxEDY's
FAvORITE REMEDY

has wpa Epiden opisions No traveller should coz
slider his ousn ev'nice unless includes bottle Of
this medicine " you arr exposed 10 frequent
changes n climate feod and water. fasorile Remedy
should always b. within your rrach. II expcs ms
iariA Iiis1ns. Aa1 s The best preventative Of chlls
aud malsfiai fsfrf VI tNs wVfld II II especially Of
fercd asa Trustworthy slcf for The cure " Kidney
and Liver reaiii,s a4lsi Iatson ana AL disorders
arising from ansmpGfe state ~ the blood To women
sh0 surrI ffsm ara % the iis peculiar 10 their
fAsorit. brnsiy isconsAniiy proving itself an I'M
failing frlfuda real tit>slag, Address the proprie.
tor, Df. u. Kennedy, huulcll, N. Y. a bottle for
~ by ali druggists.
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Interest payable semi. annually.
These loans run Ave years, We will furnish
on application full descriptions Of our securi-
ties with the examiners report On the character
81 the borrower and the value OF the security.
s. N. DORIS SONS.
Rutland, VI, May 9Th, 1885. 4stI
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SAFE AND PROFITABLE

on ImrRoyED FARMS. located 10 the most fer.
tile regions Of Iowa. Nebraska and Kansas
They bear sud PER CENT rSrEHEsT, payable
twice q year; tho security IL always from TnaRx
70 Five TIMES the amount OF the loan, and the
payment OF both principal aud interest IL GUAR
ASTnEp by strong corporations. doing a conser-
| vatiye business with ample capital. The follow
ing brief descriptions OF few Of our loans fur.
nlsh An idea OF their general character and
amounts.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-16
OPPOSING A CITY DEBT As ILLEGAL.

CoRRY, Penn. Feb. 15 (Speciah. absorb
ing question the coming municipal election in this
city is the pay mcnt OF the 100000 Of manufacturing
bonds 1873 The city has been contesting their
payment on the ground OF fraud and illegaty. They
were Issued In the face OF the Constitution OF Pennsyl
yania which prohibits the bonding OF any municipality
except pay fund debt The city at that time had
no debt 10 fund. To circumvedt that obstacle. the
Municipal Council made debt by resolution and then
issued the bonds to fund the resolution debt and then
made a present OF bonds TO manufacturing institutions
the city getting value received. on saturday uight
the Citv Hall was llrd with taxpayers resolved TO
tinue the contest under the leader. MHl Isaac
Coegroye lie was nominated for reelection by scca
nation The ward tickets we're completed on the same
and there IL little doubt that the ticket will be
triu,nphantly elected on Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-16
REFUSING TO GO To HER nome.

Mary Wheeler. the WON VINO applied to Super
intendent Walhng on Saturday night for aid, and
whose husband IN Man!tob was telegraphed to for
money, spent Saturday night In care of Matron
Webb at Police Headquarters She shown
telegram from her husband yesterday norm ng
offering to send her money if she would return
home She refused TO accept il on those terms
saying that she would not live with her husband
nor would she return bone. The husband was
informed of her deJern nation. The woman SAID
this time had determined to got for enough awav
80 that she could dot be fouad. Since her arrival
here two or three mon hs ago she bad supported
herself by dong h1uss work. but lost her POSI-
tios and was forced to apply TO the police for ald
MAtrou Webb says that the woman is constantly
talking to herself Frsm ber actions and cony versa.
ton Natron Webb thil ks she Is a crank and hat
her assoo atiSIs have not beon OF tho most refined
character. y
New-York tribune., 1885-02-16
THEATRICAL MISCELLANY.

Mr.. Carleton's play of "Victor Durand" was
withdrawn wallacks Theatre Saturday night II has
had OF two months and IN point OF receipts II mas
been more prosperous than any other pay produced
there this season. The production OF Impulse and
the rsentrance OF Mr. walack assigned for Monday
evening aud the seems well calculated 10
arouse lively public interest Impulse by Nil B e.
st4yerson is an English comedy based on French
original. The Kendas acted It in london at tho St
Jamess Theatre. and 1t was presented some ue ago IN
Boston.
Mr. Jefferson will begin his spring season on April 20.
at RichiDoud, Va
Steele Mackaye will open his new theatre. The Ly-
ceum with a new drama written By himself The scene
IA laid on the OF Brittany In the present time
1t play and elaborate scene VIII be set
for each act. The exteriOrs have been painted by
Mr. Richard MarstOn the interiors by Mr HuEhsOn
Hawley. Mr.. Kackaye1s new theatfe Will Do OPenou
seward the end OF March.
Secretary" will occur at the Madison Square Theatre
rated Souvenirs be distributed " the audience
An extra afternoon performance Will be gwen Al the
Madison Square. on February 20
Miss Maggie MitchelIs re-entrance upon the New
York stage to occur Monday evening at the Grand
Opera House. will be made In the character Of Fanehon
On Thursday Miss Mitchell will present Lhte Baretoot
Eight performances to be given during the week.
Mr. Frank Lincoln and Mrs Charles Watson will
agsin cooperate in entertainment to be given next
Friday evening February 20. Mr. Lincoln will present
. he and original monologue entitled " The Society Oc-
topus" Mr. N. sarony will give specimens OF his skill
in rapid drawing
At Daly's Theatre Mr. John L. Stoddard viii shortly
begin series OF Morning Illustrated Lectures These
picoral discourses illustrate the history OF the
French Revolution the England OF Dickens. The
exhibition viii be given at II o'clock on February
2Gth March 2, 8. and IL.