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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20
GENERAL MIRKETS.
GALVESTON WOOL MARKET.
PRODUCE AND PROVISIONS.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 19.-Coffee - Firm
and upward tendency. Wholesale grocers'
quotations. Good ordinary, 171ac; fair, 1Sc;
prime, Isle; choice l9c.
Special to the Gazette.
fair demand; refined standard graduated 7s4c,
standard confectioners 74c; cubes re;
powdered, Sc; California granulated, de-
SC; Louisiana granulated 7$sG nc; choice white
658d6 11-lGc; off white 7-l6G6 9-16c; choice C
81 as 5-l6c; prime G 61kG6 3-l6c; off Y ga
52sa SIC; fair seconds, 5G514c; common seconds,
4$4d45sc.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 19.-Flour-Market was
quiet and unchanged.
Wheat-Lower, dull and heavy; European
markets and lower markets in this country
caused prices to weaken, and May declined &c,
with July &c under yesterday; No: 2 red, cash,
81 ol2 May closed 2s 81 g. 0I4@l GI3s; january
Corn-Lower. No. mixed, cash, 9O5s a9Os4c;
December. Bose; closed 50lac asked; January
oats-Dun and weak, Cash, 2iiac nominal;
May, 2ss4 2sTsc; December, 24i4c bid.
Cornmeal-Sxeady, 81 90G1 So.
Wbisky-Steady at 81 II.
Protyisions-Dull.
Pork-Sl3 10.
LardAPrime steam, nominally 81 95as 90.
Dry salt meats-Shoulders, S6 %; longs and
ribs, T4O; short clears, 81 80.
Bacon-Boxed shoulders, 81 50 longs and
ribs, s. 12I2GS 20; short clear, IS IS.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. ia feature of to-day's
wheat market was trading in new crop futures.
There was more doing for July delivery, and the
result of to-day's trading was decline OF 254c
from the opening and ruled ga l0c under prices;
for May market generally ruled dull, and most of
the trading was local. The opening was &c
lower and weak prices quickly declined ~ more;
later ruled frner and closed about S4c lower than
yesterday.
Corn-Easier; declining 15c, remained inactive
and steady, closing at l40ssc lower than yester-
day.
Pork-Feeling unsettled and prices f1uctuated
considerably, gradually receding 20d25c, slight
rally of 7aG1Oc occurred and market closed
quiet.
Lard-steadier; prices ruled 5G715c higher
early in the day but settled back again later and
closed steady at inside figures.
Short ribs-Sides, opening sales PHASE adj
vance, but weaker feeling prevailed later and adj
vance was lost
Leading futures closed: wheat-No. 2, De-
cenber, 81 037s; January, 81 0424; May, 81 0734;
ceofn-No. 2, December, sic: January, sa.c;
Mess Pork-January, s12 95; May, sls s2ls.
Lard-December, IS l2la; January,s 81 IA; May,
Short Ribs-January, $3.50; May, Sc So. =
Cash quotations: FloF- Firm and un-
No. 3 Spring wheat-s1 oass@1 Oa%; No. 2red,
81 035sd1 OBJ.
No. Cor1l-34c.
Mess Pork-Sl3 90.
Lard-SS I2IaGS Ia. -
Short Ribs-Sides, loose, Sc s5a6 90.
Dry Salted-Shoulders, boxed, Sc 75G6 Sly;
short clear sides. boxed. Sc 37l6aS50.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20
MONEY.
Special to the Gazette.

NEW YoRK, Dec 19.-Morey on call easy at to
per cent. Last loan, 3; closed at 3. Prime
dull but steady at 81 s4lla for 60 day bills and
81 SS34 for demand.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20
Earthquake on the Hudson.

TROY, n. Y, Dec. ia shock of
earthquake was, felt in Washington and
Warren counties at 5s45 this morning
The vibrations lasted about four seconds
Buildings we're violently shaken.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20
OVER THE FALLS.

Wooden Bridge with Eleven Men Carried
Down the Merrimac River.
HooKsET, n. H, Dee. ia short
wooden bridges spanning the Merrimac
river. This forenoon large gang of
men were at work on the middle bridge
when the ice suddenly and without warn
ing began to move, precipitating the
bridge ard eleven men over the falls and
into the water. Three men were drowned
and the remaining eight were rescued in
a mournful condition
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20
COTTON M4RKETS.
LIVERPOOL FUTURES.

LIVERPOOL FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 19.-FUtures opened quiet,
point lower, ruled dull and closed steady at de-
cline. December, 5 20 asked; -December-Janu-
ary, 10 asked; January February, 5 10 asked;
February March, 10 bid; March-April, 5 20 bid;
April-May, % asked; May-June, "a asked;
June-July, 3 % bid; July-August, 3 q asked.
NEW YORK FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette.
New YORK, Dec. 19.-Futures opened steady,
2 points off ruled barely steady and closed steady
at to . points lower. Sales 70 900 bales. Sep
TENDER. 9 S3d9 81; December, 8 42G9 43; January,
9 4SG9 49; February, 9 60G9 81; March, 73GS a;
April, S4d9 So; May, 9 sag 95; June, 10 O4@
10 05; July, 10 10Gl0 II; August, 10 l6Gl0 II.
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES.
Special to the Gazette.
New ORLEANS, La. Dec. i9.-Futures opened
steady, slightly irmer, ruled quiet but steady,
closed steady and points lower. December
922G9 %; January, 236924; February, g 3ld9 81
March. 9 49G9 Al; April, 1919 so; May, 95SG9 SO;
June, 967d9 IS; July, 75G9 76; August, ia
8 73; sales, 20, 500 bales.
NEW YORK SPOT.
Special to the Gazette.
New York, Dec. 1e.- Cotton-Spot closed
steady and unchanged. Ordinary, 6Ssc; good or
binary, s 3-lec; low middling, 9l4c; middling,
CSC; good middling, 10 l-l6c; middling fair,
III ll-l6c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20
.AXW0RTHY SETTLES.
He Pays Twenty-Five Thousand Pounds and Sar-
renders His Cleveland Property

LONDON, Dec. 19.-The action brought
against eX-City Treasurer Axworthy of
Cleveland, Ohio, was settled to-day in
the court of queens bench. The action
arose from banking dispute. With the
sanction of the court Axworthy agreed to
pay E25, 900 and surrender his property in
America in settlement of the action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20
1--WE STOCK MARKETS

ST. LOUIS, No., Dec -Cattle-Receipts,
1900; shipments, 2OO0 Market weak. Choice
heavy native steers, s. OOG5 co. fair to good
tive steers, 81 00G5 10; butchers, s. 4OG4 80;
fed, 50 00d4 10; grass-fed, 81 OOG3 10.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 200. Mar
ket strong. Fair TO choice, So O0G4 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 500; shipments, 1000. Market
easy. Prices range 81 SO,G5 ~.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Dec. observation-disclosures,
5000: Shipments 1900; the market was very slow;
choicest beef steers were steady, common lower;
choice cows steady, others lOc lower; stockers
and feeding steers were shade weaker; good to
choice corn-fed quoted at 81 5Od4 IS; common
to medium. 50 20d4 30; stockers and feeding
steers. 81 OOd3 3d. grass range steers, s. OoG2 oO
cows, 81 25G2 so.
Hogs-Receipts, 10, 400: shipments, PSI; the
market opened weak to &c lower, closing weak
5Gl0c lower than yesterdays quotations; good
to choice, 81 95G5 90; common to medium,
81 SOG4 80.
Sheep-Receipts, 400; shipments, 900; steady;
good to choice muttons, 50 75G4 90; common to
medium 81 0Oa3 30.
il 900; shipments, 1000; slow and weaker;
beeves, So 00G5 so; steers, s. s5G5 90; stockers
and feeders, 81 1913 l0 cows, bulls and mixed,
81 4OdS 10; Texas cattle, 81 75G3 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 20 900; shipments. 6OO0; market
opened stronger and closed weaker mixed,
S. 0Od5 20; heavy, IS G5I5 IS; light, 81 s5a5 %.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000; shipments, 20O0; strongl
natives, 50 SOFAS 10; western, 50 40G5 %; Texans.
81 S0d2 S5; lambs, 50 9Od6 90.
New YORK, Dec. ls.-Beeves-Receipts, 100
car loads. Ohio steers, s. 00d5 p; extreme fol
native steers So 25d5 IS; for Texas and Colorado,
s. 00d3 s.; bulls, 81 40dSG CO. .
Shsep-Receipts, 500 Market about steady
for sheep at 81 50G6 90, with q deck load OF
Christmas weathers at 81 90; easier FOR lambs al
s. 5OG7 so. c9E
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20


New YORK, Dec. 19.-Flour-MoFS active,
good part export weaker. -
Wheat-spot market dull; weak 15gFic lower;
No. 2 red 81 % elevator, 81 O6i4 afoat options
closed s. O4I4; January, 81 O514; February,
Corn-Spot market active and stroneSE i491&e.
higher; No. 2, 4615a47c elevator, fTsys<ese-
aloat; options dull to steady: December, Hf7e;
January, closed 46Iac; February, 461ac; May,
Coffee-options opened firm, 2Oa6O points
up, closed steady 40G65 points above yester-
day. Sales, $500 bags; December, Sl4 So;
March, Sl4 95Gl5 Is; April, SIS GOALS 20; May,
SIS O5a15 %. Spot Rio stronger to dull, fair
cargoes, ST. 90.
S9gar-Raw weak and dull; refined steady and
moderate demand.
Molasses-New Orleans, active.
Rice-Active.
Cotton Seed Oil-Strong.
Rosin-Neglected.
Turpentine-Quiet.
KANSAS CITY Mo-, Dec. DECENTRALIZATION;
cash., 99c asked; Januars, 81 90 asked; May,
81 OF bid.
Corn-steady; cash, 26llc bid; May, 29lac bid
oats-Cash 2224c asked; January 23c asked;
New ORLEANS, La, Dec. 9.-Coffee-Demand
light, but holders firm; Rio common to prime,
15l5d 1S34c.
Rice-Quiet but steady; ordinary to prime, 3sl
65c
Cotton Products-Strong and higher; prime
crude oil delivered 42c; fine free board,
soc; cake and meal long ton free on board,
24Ia625c.
sugar-Market easier; open kettle strictly
prime, 4Isc; prime, 3-16c; fully fair, 11-16S
4%,c; good fair, 9-16c; fair, 4ac; good common,
4ss 7-l6c; common, 4sd4 5-1Gc; inferior, SG
&c; centrifugal plantation granulated, nc;
choice white, 6 7-16G6lRc; off white, 5-I6a63sc;
gray white, 6iBa64c; choice yellow clarified,
Lisa SIC; prime yellow clarified, SC; off yellow
clarified, 5s4 as l5-1Gc; seconds, 45sG5lac.
Molasses-Prices generally unchanged,
but some sales were rather higher; open-kettle,
choice strictly DrimP 2Id sc. good
prime, siaS6c; prime, 53a$4c; good fair, 29GsOc;
fair, 26G2sc: good common, 23d 25c; common 2d
G22c; centrifugals, strictly prime, 24G25c; good
fair, Ice; common to good common l3G15c; infe-
rior, HAZE.
Syrup-Easier at 21d26c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20
FTN3NCI4L.
BRITISH CONSOLS.

Special to the Gazette.
LoNpoS, Dec. 19.-Consols closed at 96 ZIG
for money.
Silver, 423s.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20
EXCHANGE AT NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, Dec. 10.
EXCHANGE AT NEW ORLEANS.

SpeClaI TO the GaZette.
New ORLEANS, La, Dec. 10.
Sterling-ComnerciaI, 60 days. s2464 So
Francs-Commercial, 50 days...-....5 %
New York sight-bank. Par.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20
MEXICAN SECURITIES
BONDS AND STOCKS.

BOSTON, MASS, Dec. 19.-Me1ican exchange
As, at 65G654; scrip, 9Sa99; common, 12la "a 1855
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20
ST. LOUIS WOOL MARKET.

ST. LOUIS. No., Dec. 19.-wool steady and
Unchanged Bright medium, 19G26ISc;
coarse braid, 14a22c; low sandy, 116lsc; fine
.1ight, 1sG2 &c; tub-washed, 3l0S7Ac. +
Receipts for the week, 129, 709 pounds, against
/ IS, $40 pounds the past weeS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Dec. 19.-Coffee - Firm
and upward tendency. Wholesale grocers'
quotations: Good ordinary, 17Iac; fair, 1Sc;
prime, 1Slac; choice 19c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-12-20

COMMERCIAL RESUME.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-Railway bonds
to-day sold as follows:
Fort Worth and Denver, SSH.
Texas and Pacific rs, S915.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

During my visit to the park / passed a
japanese funerel procession that was quite
novel Before reaching the procession my
attention was artracssd TO what seemed to be
the spas-nodio shooting of quioe a number OF
men, and Is they passed, noticed that about
every two minutes they al united in shout
ing some worcn m unisou- Between these
times they would chat and laugh together
and stop TO bow and talk with any friends
they met. and oftsn. after what would seem
- be en- explanation OF wAooefunersl is was,
many weuad join and swell the procession
Noticing the absence Of a]l females, was in
formed that The wouen did not as a rule
attend, especially - this was divorced wo-
maa
Borne on a litter formed Of two poles was
plain pine box, probably about two feet
square and about thFss feet high, into which
the body was damned with It's bead between
its knees Surnouuti1g this was peculiar
kind OF canopy made o< some broxnish ma
tertai and ornamsnsed with noe cakes, rice
straw, fern and q liAsrsl supply sf japanese
praysrx fastened together by a string and
tackled TO the boz, circulars are in your
street cars was eold that the age and sex
are designated by lazssrn placod in front
Of the t'olJ, toe abesnce of which indicated
the one refsrred % as being divorced
woman. they bei~g tho only exception
did not have time 70 vitssss the burial
cs<emoufes. but understand thss they are
placed m the csrnetEFies pss as they come,
and II you With - Hnd tbs grave Of some
paFtisvAar departed friend 200 have to climb
around nntal you ind x--Cor San Francisco
Exau.szrr
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

An Ineadsss with . Mssaa rAas HeD
p~sea In . MS~se>eseas 1~spAsea
~rOr hsavsns saks ssr. 49, - hghst -
qu1ek O. <hAn 20 ma4P
A wou2ns vnies amase srzesched fsroA
thas command She lay tsasang upsa sn hon
oct In q room in one Of the Mixneapohs boz
pstaA She was young Ia years, but cAsAssp
hnes on her setl handsome face sAri ner esn-
sral appearance were ouly b, suggestive Of
ltfe Of Wild dissipation sas Wa . woman
Of the town fever had been tAs means of
her r-mov affrom house of sin TO the pleasant
quarters in tia hospital Che had a~aApr1ed
from . two wssts' uDoonsciovs slecp whsn
she opeasd her ay2 20 nnd hersslf In . ssni-
darksnsd room yesterday sfssvnoon.
She appeared 70 be greatly frightened The
pleasant faced young woman od1c1atfng as
nsrss rushed 70 the window sad pulled up
ths curtain as hsr wild cry. Ths hospital
phyucian. who w. In the room &c the time
and who stood &C the SICK wor,ans bedside,
spoke kindly 70 her and Raid: There Is
nothing to bs frightened at; but IN So that
your room h never d~ksned sgain whale
yoa are hera"
Thanks" !" said the trembling girl, and In .
Doment she was far OF again IN dreal1aland
Ans A@efe -ptsolo nsoy soetii trtDe queer
20 you" said tho doctor - q vizitoc who was
accompanying him hs rvunds 'sbut it
won't when explain hetie. I've had many
years e<perisnee IN q protszioosa way with
thess women There Is nothing under heaven
that they fear, we'll or n. 50 much a. dark
ness-noe even death They sinaply have q
horror Of darkness And tAey arc all the
same way. A years sspaaence in the HE
they follow brings about this rcsuls The
caasef That would be hard 90 explain Per
haps they have vi<iens that sre unpleasant
even horrible Perhaps they think I've
noticed one Pscsharity about tais class Of
women. they are happiest when they are not
given time 20 thank- Natural, too AL alikes
Indeed. yes. Find me one chat wiz remain
IN dark room eits-- - company or alone
for moment wfthout screaming and l VIII
show you something never san IN al my
professional career and semsehiag / doubt
that any enc ever saw."-tndianapolis
Journal
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
TRADE TOPICS

A ST. LOUIS firm has orders from Europe
for sawed hardwood timber.
PITTsBURoHERs are shipping natural gas
in steel cylinders to otltU- cities for illumin-
ating purposes
600 persons are employed, and 5000 in the
5ituminous beds.
TIE trade in England complains of the
scarcity Of reliable werkmen for the repair
Of the best class Of watches.
A NEW YoRK snake dealer says that he
has sold 1000 snakes this season, ranging
In prices from $50 to 500 each
The largest milk-eondensing factory in
the world IS at Cham, Switzerland. It's out
put is $4,000, 900 cans per annum.
TIE matchmaking school at Glashstte,
Germany, recently celebrated its tenth an
niversary. 1t has thirty Eight pupils and
twenty-six apprentices. The Government
grants il six thousand marks year.
PIRoDEsK is new liquid which renders
wood, textile fabrics, paper and such in
fammablc materials fire-proof. The hauid
is made Of all colors, so as 10 be used as a
substitute for paint and il is said 10 render
houses and other out-buildings fre-proof
A CORRESPONDENT of the Hesspsnosr don
don}, while evidently trying to favor Rus
sian petoleum, coufesses, Ia regard TO the
Russian product, thai the odor Is very dis
agreeable, and that II causes tho lamp to
smoke much more quickly than the Amer
ican."
TIE chairman of the Birmingham Gun
makers Association reports that there has
been decrease of $500 proofs as compared
with Last year, and there is such depres-
sion in the trade as has not existed for
twenty-seven years. The demand for high
class guns has decreased, owing to the d.
minished incomes of those who use them.
On the other hand, 1900 more revolvers
have boon sold.
A KEMARKABLE imitation of black walnut
may be manufactured from poor piRe, the
quality and appearance of the article being
such as to defy detection except upon very
close examination. To accomplish, ,one part Of
walnut Deel extract is mixed with six parts
Of water, and with this solution the wood is
coated. When the material is nalf dry, a
solution d bichromste of potash, with
water, is rubbed on it and the made walnut
Is ready for use.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

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wki - soe~y-ssss py he sse 81 pfesest
o. oeeeeAh nerf, 80 eAsne tA&t II pfSrcoa
t1S As<s eAos1s 81 ts~1i
AAssuscnsr engffeerlng werk OF The
nnh oonsaxys wnAcl lad been partially de-
sfrcyed, oss BEEN restored Ia CeyboA u -
An irngstAg reservoir covering az area OF
49, scros. o. sesat seven square nsAes.
IRON wnAcn water 70 taken - smaller os-
tf1oa1nS t><ss norc skAs nfty miles away
A AAs noar Vienna test three wives, 6y
each Of wAep he sassHas possessea 81 .
ehiid ana . aouler-in- ow- He WAS or ex-
eenepk tof1s VIVA al These ladies usea
" Aeos reqasnuy a. ~ house. where they
c~Hs " see sss calinfens oat tne mee'fngs
nseny eainAnseea IN srana pitched psttle,
ana shsy AL three ssssasnaed their sel-in-
is~ ss witness
T{s Jews are generally believed 10 drive
hsra sssgssnsinet only with their custom
ers, but with those IA their employ; yet the
recent oa1clx esug2tson Of the sweat
Tag syseep m vogue m ehe London cloth
ing trede showed that the best prices are
pAad by JswssA houses, and their employees
get Vie best treatment One Jewish frm
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03
SOCIAL ETIQUETTE

nigh Authority Reveals Important ee-
crets Of Success IN Society.
To "get on in society" involves much that
is not included in any code Of etiquette
Mrs Sherwood, one Of our leading social
suthorities, gives, however, some pertinent
advice to the women who wish 10 succeed:
She should never show a fractions or per-
ennpoory irritabiity in small things; she
should be patient if a friend keeps her wait
ing; she should besr, as long as she can. heat
or drsugi,t rather than make sothers un-
comfortable; she sho2ld not be fussy about
her supposed rights; she should yield rather
than insist upon the best seats. All society
Is founded on these concessions We are not
always wrAg when we quarrel. bet we
should never quarrel In public: nor should
we, II we meet our deadliest foe la friends
house. refBse to recognize him That Is neu-
tral territory, and we are bound 10 respect
our hostess and her feelings
A woman who would fH high plnce In
society must be unseifish, considsrate full Of
memory, complaisaRt, axniable and homer
able; she must do thousand grncsous thines
for which sbs viii never be thankeds she
must stand at Der post when dying q fa-
tigues xhe must talk 10 borcs. The post ef
honor Is the post Of danger She must submit
10 criticism: she must be attached, eus-
pectea- called selfish. proud and oonceited,
false. perhaps altheugk bsr constsncy may
be perfsct: bat she must never show that she
fees these atpacks She must never sdver-
tise ber own failures, newer complain that
she was noe invited tssat she bad been badly
trrsted. that she bad Hasde failure that she
had regretted her own lack Of srlocess The
worh does not cars for our failures: IL re-
eeiTes us generally % or own rating. and
unssss person a. dis-nslly slIlkT. OF sbsur6iy
p--sea;ioEs, or aboninably vulgar, she viii
get on well eDoagh
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

No state has exsrcised more, God sense con-
csrniag the sparrow pest than Michigan That
state oGsy, one cent bo~nsy for oach sparrow
kilb4 These ssris attach every crop.
whether frust OF ersal-evcrything abovs
the groond Thsy viii even eat the astrin-
guut berries u the black thorn, whiah no
ether bird was ever known 20 consume. They
are rasstsplying and spreading. and ars as
perusoieus % oivflisation - an army Of Hans.
They must b destroyed, and some indsce-
rssnt mast - held cat to the boys 20 take
hold of tes matter. One cent q head will
probaslv do Il Ia towns thars shoa,d be
eiuk- II those who viii offer the bo1nty
requisite. The derd birds are excellent eat
ing. There is no waste In kiilinS thew
Gfoee- Dsmecrsk
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Mica is word tsisooed in fashionable
circles AL ssp>riatiTes are also had form
II yoS wizh to praise anysbiag hirhly you
noa- cab It "strp7x.v "vesl doBe.r O. quite
good or ssy t1ss+ it plsssss you "rauch-n
ne- oo1ceit m dinner cards is 20 have
above The place fa< the nanse souoe poesscsl
qsosatioc besrfag upon gassronouy. II the
upDor LEFT hand eorner ere few GRAMS Il
rice, TIE Oriental symbol q hospitality.
''wh~n tie passs - ss-t up for more Tnsst,
ssDd ID yoar knife snA fsrk e5th IT.. n IL .
breaob x god usaareTS - retain the<a- |"
This s&viee - frszz several very eos5 satboT-
ties On tse ways ~ Pctts socfstF Il IL orslT
fair = s$t. bc~e-1r, ttzt ozkeEs. sprsrrntfy
osiss - tvusfworttsY, sftrn exactly 80 op-
poease. sno thss tsas nay stiB be Regarded a.
"a unzttiee pasnk
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-03

Canpazini expects 20 undertake another
concert tour through this country next sea-
son VITA strong company.
The New York N.sslcai Courier pronounces
the runners that Rabiastein viii visit Amer
lea next season as wholly without founda-
ton
Mr. August LiverHaan writes a friend IN
Chicago that ne has Just signed a three
years contract "a leading dramatic bari
tone Of ths Royal Opera House at Munich,
Baron voa PsrfaB. director. HIS trial num-
bers we're toe grsas Flying Dutcanans
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aria from Fiaelio" Mr.. Lvermann for
uerly fled chsrch positions in Chicago.
staging m the Holy Name Cathedral, etc,
and has been for tae Iass ifteen months
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