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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-04
3sAMUSEMENs..

- .
FHr Two JOHNS TIL COO, turn the
weather took last evening, ard the
brief rest sals Lake hrs enjoyed from
things theatrical combined TO draw out
q good audiences to ihe Theatre last
evening when the Two Johns Com
pany made it's fEst appearance. There
= not much in tie how that calls for
nny serious criticism; it is q summer
skit, full of iudieious situations with no
plot and with no especial eleverness
unless the far Of the two principals and
q great similarity of makeup can bs
called olsyexness. 1t all went with a.
good deal OF mertiment and applause,
aud rs it seemed 10 I'll the bill with
those Wha attended, what more needs
6esaid. 1t is repeated to night FOR the
hast time.
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PERSONAL.

Nv. II. Rae ER:is up from Thistle.
4 |sffxaIFFTbE S EE Ia up from Provo.
GEO. MARRIOTT came up from Sandy
ON, Friday &: e g. q -. -.
DE. 10 L. ADbLEM4N, OF American
Fork, is in the city. ~
aYRuM Cory Of West Jordan, wss'ius
the;Sity- yesserday; ~
/, a, 8. HAsMoN, the4 Utah Grant,
Sssas Ii -sah lake again yesterday. !
SEP RoBERrs, American Fork drug
sist, is registersd at4hs ST. Eme.
J SsS: JOINS. the Provo merchant. en-
ioyed the eo,ishsdes of Salt Lake yes-
rerday. .,,. :
PRos.; KaalaE has decided 10 take a
much needsd yacst ton, and will leave
for tine nouatsins in aIfex daya..@.
-! .,.RILLYp Hnos1. etha old time Balt
Lake butcher who has been absent
three years OF. more In Montana and
other northern places. is again In Salt
Lake. He reports Montana as being
very lively. and says Butte consumes
three times as much meat as Salt
t1abVs'
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~. ON. +. Drug r 80 artmsns, Agents.
Sals Lake Cstys
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/; G. E.. BARRATT. Postmaster. :
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Children crrJMP ?. Slca'ts7ia
LIST .eF HErqtERSa
LApIEssLIsr..

DEMAIN1EG IN THE posTOFFICE AT
LII Salt Lake City, August S. 1888.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-04
A. LUCKY FATHER AND son.
Bright's Disease,

: 80 .Gy's Fayorite. Remedy, (made
at Rondout, n. W The result is little short of
8 miracle. All the terrible symptoms of this
disease are gone. / do othave any more diff
Guilty In voiding the urine, no pain or ache in
the small of the back, no more soreness acrossf
the Ioins or over the hladder,i no more Consti-
patton OF the Bowels, no swelling of feet, hands
and legs, and many other symptoms OF disease
OF the Kidneys, Liver Or Bladder
+ SO you see, help came TO me
In DIR. KenneSiy's FayOrite Remedy.
Who would begrudge the cost of this medicine
Zone Dollara bottiel for such O blessing or re
fuse this simple though sincere token OF graft
tude, for Being perfectly cured? I owe every
thing to DR. David Rennedy's Favorite Remedy
Of Rondout,N. Y, and nope my writing this
viii induce Others 70 use the medicine who
suffer from q Kidney,Or Blood Disorder But
my recovery vas not more remarkable than
that of my son Georges who when s boy. fell
from q fence, bruising his leg, which was fol-
lowed by disease Of re bone. Large pieces
wsre removed by surgical operations. His.
l.. Blood Was Impure
and the future to him was dark and gloomy, ex-
pecting to.be a helpless cripple for life Hewas
inducedtotry DIR. kannedy's Favorite Remedy,
made at Rohdout: n. Y, and IA sure as 1 am
writing this grateful acknowledgements his leg
70 entirely healed up. He now works with me,
doing agd0dmar's work; BE owes everything to
Dr. 4s MEnhe$fy' s Fav0Flte Remedy,
&adO NJ R6hdont, n. r. Price 81; Q Tor IS.
~ en-. I. Drug rSp artmsnt, Agents.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

water convention, in an interview to-
day, stated that ris committee had ap-
pointed q SUD committee consisting Of
judged a CSr!oIl of Dentor, Colonel
Joh1 n. Simpson Of D3llag, and him eli,
10 attend The convention CT csttlemsu
aud Fuchsrs witch VII be- held
10 81. Louis, November 90, for the
purposa Of srcuri the support OF The
convention fJr 6 cecp-ws:er har5or CT
the Texas coast Sapstor Armstrong
sthisd TIA. he WIS pleased 10 nots iast
western bosIds Ct trade vera suppor.iue
the 81. L7uia meeting CT cattle 1eD ana
butchers, which could be made 81 i'm
ports1t factor IL securing the necessary
appropriation from Congress- for the es-
tabIishment OF a deep wster he, Dor CT tee
T. xis coast. Ali iniicstiaas pcias to /.
lsrgs a.tendSace at the s.. L ouis meeting
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Am arilio Notes.
Correspondence of the Gazette


AMARILLO, TEX Oct. 25-Large ship
ments of cattle are going from here daily
Ooe hundred cars went out to-day. The
shipments to date are over 1900 cars, with
1000 more cars to ship here. This is the
cattle shipping town Of Texas to dsy
The town Is full OF cattle men, commits.
sion men srd cowboys.
Clay Mann sold his so brand Of csttke
and horses to- day to 1. N. Ivy. TIL
stock Is estima ed at 5000 catsH
and seventy five head Of norsee, consit
GRAFTON $4,000 This kind of trading be.
gins to look like old times il North Texas
The cattle are ranging in Sxn Miguel
county, New Mexico. Mann shipped his
beef from here as have great many New
Mexico stockmen this year.
Amarillo looks more like Caldwell,
Ksn., two years ago than Texas town.
We notice great many commission
men here, mostly old Texas cowmen,
among whom are W. R. Curtis, L. B
Collins, John Kritzsr, W. R. Brown and
several others.
We have had one or two pretty hesvy
frosts this week, but the weathsr is fine
and cattle fat.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
DRS. Belts & BELTS,
601 Main ST., Dallas, Texas.
Al InsuraLce Test Caso.

Sspecial to the Gazstte.
GALVESTON, TN, Oct. 2G County
Auo,nsy Calvin, recently received tele-
gram from B. 3. Brewster, ac'irg Com
missioner OF Insurance, Statistics and
History, inssructlng him to proceed
agsinst D. T. MscFarlan, said 10 oe act
ing as fire insurance sgent for company
not author z "a 10 do business in the state.
Mr.. MapF,r en- csme to Galveston on the
22iins.. H. WAS arrested this mornir 6 and
cited to appesr before the recorder.
Msssrs, Scot. ( Levi appeared IS his
counsel. Mr.. MacFarlsn admitted bsing
the representative OF iadlv!dusi uade:-
writer's ON wYoIk His d9fsEse was tas.
the orsac z,tior, represented by him, vas
conducted OF the mutual plsr, WAS rot
c corporation sud therefore did rot come
unosr the insurance JAWS Of the state.
Judge Sozun hell d fsrent cpiniop, and
Mr,;McFirIau was required to furnish
bond in the sum OF 500 TO answer to the
Criminal court. The csse Is an impor-
tAnt one, ns the Question e8fcs quite
number of 80. called mutual insurance or
sSL.H....o3aE deg ss..-resc l. he st:te.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

REMEMRERTha the presence of Gen
N3"A U o%aserals Be6uregard and Early
who are in charge Of the drawings, Is s guarsn
tee Of absolute fairness and integrity, tina. tn,
chances are al equal and that no one can pos
sibly divine what number Will draw prize
Is GUARANfEED BY -FOUR RATIONAL
BANKS OF New Orleans, and the Tickets are
signed by the President Of an Institution,
whose chartered rights sre recognized In the
highest Courts; therefore, beware of any ini
tations or ANONYMOUS schemes.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Cattle fOr Sale,

will roundup my psstuzsnssf Snyder,
Tex, from November $50 1c. 1 have
from so to 1000 slssfs, from three-yeaE
old and upwsfds, and Will sell 10 feeders,
So tbey sts-fine 70: that purpose. Cattle
wilsyee shi2psd to market from Colorado
F4ddress me- 40 below.
THOMAS TRAMMELL, Sweetwiter, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

Treasury Department thst cattle driven
from Sonora, Mexico, to Arizons impart
20 cattle in that territory the contagious
disesse known IS splenetic fever, from
which large run 5erg OF cst.le have died,
requests, in view o! tie large cattle in
dusty OF ARR ma and the great
danger from Injection, that the
importation OF cattle i.om Sonora
to that territory be prohibited
except at poit .s where the sn!msls can
be properly inspected. The Treasury
Department has sceected the suggestion
and the collector OF c1stoms st E Pssc.
Tex has been iOfo:me I'd mat the importa-
Il N Of meat cattle from Mexlco into the
Territory gro prohibited except st the
sub ports OF N 'gslez and Yuma, and st
those points only when 1t is shown they
are free from contagious disease.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
Af'e- Ma q al Gas,

Special to lhs Gazstte.
DESIsoN, Tx, Oc.. 2s.-The coz.
tractor again started the dill in tls
oatutsl gss We'll to-day, kf:er DELAY CT
nearly twelve months. Ths well has now
reached depth Of 800 feet, sud taa wore
will be continued until IL Is d. f oitelv
known whether Denison lies 10 the great
gas region CT not.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
KOUND-UPS.
Inter stnR Esc,s Regarding The Lec1
Wed md lis IlfIsnss Upea
G.stk et AL Kind.
The cply Pr,v.ntIoa-An important Ad,
dress-rhe shor,ase of Cattle In III,
Country-Gepsrsl Nctes.

T. R o M 8
L vt st e T q
Cat Il e m q Z
who as live
most Of mis-
life upon the
plains Z GA
ZGTTE nan
recently Gel
lated some
facts about
the loco We cd,
tbout which
go much has
been sad and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
THE Mosr Pa.ocIo.L WAY

BUYERS SHOULD Be FORCED TO MAKE
TERMS WITH THE RANCBMEN
FORT MC6AyETT, TEX .Oct. % IS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-TAe Commis-
sioner Of Agriculture has informed the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
svoassP,mp esao scrofaia Cared.

crrIcu III the greaEssin cure and cdr1cu.A
SOAP pre- 40 tom ftsexternally. snd C5rI-
tuKA REsdSSgNr. ina hssE blood purifier. in
tecnallg, area positive cere for every form Of
skin ana htoSa disease. frsn pirnpleato scrof.
ula. ~
Soil everywhere. Prica Il CUTICCE4, soc !;
SOAP 2jc.; REsOLvEsr, 81. Prep ITea az the
PoTTEK DRUG AND LHsMIcW. Co., Bos. on
Naas.
RAJ Send for How TO CurA Skin Diseases"
81 Agas, 80 IlustIa IONS aad 100 ies.tm onials.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

The Sunday GAzlr7E, 81 90 per ye,r
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
s.vsrs IpslpT u,s-s.~Ca ed

a few week sR9tG wife suf red very rnu
from eutan go ease OF tho scalp. ami re.
ceived no reiieffJGN the various me les she
used until sngstffad CCEITRA The disease
promptly yiet4edAtp this treatment, and in a
snors while sRs 81 IN ire Well. There has
been 70 re IN otTysns disease. aud GCTIsraA
,as .s,S No. onfeS'lma:ion for diseases OF
BEv.PREssIEY BARRETT, D. D.,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
A Large Attendance ut st. Louir.

DALLAS, TEX Oct. Ex-senator D. A.
AIMS rong, the Missouri member of the
c3la istee 'ppo!nted by the Denver desp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27
NOT A P|NPLE IN H NJ NOV.

bAu Wstn EfT Da hsir al GCEc scs ZIP
CSyere1 with urnptInD,. anuuShs ia
hair wanl-; IeV.r ssA1 Ouer'1 by Unit
curs Remedies. Hal .pIenoid end Eot
ep.rnplo CT him.
cannot ray enough n praise of the CUT.
CUBA REHEp.ES. NJ boy waen one wear Of
age, was go bad with eczema that be lost al OF
his hair. HE scalp WAS covered with EN-
lions VIII Gu me doc.or egid was scalc bcad and
that his hair nevee would row 8gsin. lie air.
Ing OF q cure from phi sic.ads l began ;ht use
OF Ihe CUTICuRA RENE les, and, sn hal py
to say, wi he most perfec: success. HIS h.,r
il now splendid and there IL rot I'm lie or
HIM. l recommend the CUIICURA REMEDIES
TO mothers as ne meet spec dy, scopomicat, ava
sure curs TO- ekin diseases of infants and
children. and f-ei that eve y mother wk1 has
an afil C ed ehJI will thank me for sod0sng
MRS 81. ( WOODsUM, Norway. Me.
AEev~r sore Els n, IRA Gureu
mnst Se.eHd TO Jon the thapbsef one of my
customerS$yho has been cured by using the
CurIcuRA EngpiEs OF an oldtore caused By
a iopg spe ~ sick esn OF feyefeight years sgo.
He VS. 80 ~ he was fearfuk he woClo have to
have his eSxpputatsn, bsyfs happy to say be
ia now enttre1s well 8 IND ae collar. He
request. me use a4shame. Wni h lie H. II,
Cas- on, mefch ~ of thss5l'ca
JEN YssEINOR. DTugs,s'.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

M,diex Bros. & Anderson Of Mensrd
traded 10 F. Sanders OF San S:ba county,
400 head Of ewes for cattle, las: week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-27

San Angelo Standard: The absence Of
Teyss, sad especially Southwest Texas,
cattle on the Chicago market is quite mo-
t!c,ahls. 1t Is not because they are too
poor to ship; 1t is because they don't
"h,i" to be shipped
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To Pay for PMOtage.
REPoRTs ON TIE ELL TO PAT FOR SERVICES THAT


The majority (six memberD Of the House COM
presented through Mr.. Hatch, of Missouri, their
report adversely to the bill TO exempt coastwise
sailing vessels, when plotted by their own master
licensed as pilot, or when towed by steam YES
sci In charge OF United states pilot from the Oh.
legation to pay state pilots whose services are not
employed.
The minority ave members) of the committee
present their report In favor OF the bill through
Mr.. Dngley, of Maine. Their report says pilotage,
which Is an fundamentally OF commerce, is, by
the Constitution, properly placed In Federal con.
troll, ana that state laws bearing on the same have
no eject unless 90 ordered by Congress. Congress,
thirty-six years ago, exempted cOastwise steam.
vessels, piloted by their own licensed master or
mate, from the obligation to pay state pilots
not used. Twenty-e1ght states have also
exempted coastwise sailing vessels from pay
bill would simply place American sailing vessels
on the same basis as steam vessels. The report
says the claim that state pilots should be paid
services not performed In order to maintain pilot
age for vessels needing state pilots, has no roun-
dalton in fact or reason. Whenever q service is
need the service should pay for it and not ask
them who do not need It to help. The practical
effort is TO compel American vessels that do not
need pilotage 70 hold pay for pilotage
%. SSSeo vessels sSsS s,e.m the claim
relieved long ago ought to help pay the bills But
experience In twenty-eight states which have
abolished compulsory fees shows that the pilotage
u as effective as ever There Is no foundation for
the claim that pilots DO any service to vessels that
OF harbors and are ready TO help those who desire
their services, does not constitute claim for SER
vice. They simply 20 where their business Is car
rled 0n-JuSt as all other persons do.
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THE COLORED METHODIsTs.
Delegates % tho General GOnferenc
Elected I'm RallimOre TO-DAY.

Delegates 70 tho General Conference
Elected I'm Baltimore To-day.
Special Dispatch to the EVENING STAR:
BALTIMORE, March 10.-The opening services Of
the fourth day Of the Washington NJ. ( Confer.
ence were conducted by Rev. R A. Reid, OF Wheel
ing, W. Va The church was packed. The lay
delegates, 40 In number, through their
secretary, Mr.. c. II. Arnold, announced the result
OF the election Of lay delegates the general con-
ference II was held In the afternoon OF yesterday
Those elected were Samuel Tyler, Of Washington,
d. c.; George w. Hollinger, OF Wheeling W. Va,
with T. r. Olden, OF Baltimore, as alternate. At
the election Of the ministerial deega tes Rev. E.
W. 8. Peck, OF Sharp-street church, this city,
received 70 votes OF 121 votes cast, and
was thus elected. On the next ballot Rev. j.
A. Holmes, OF Staunron, Va, and Rev. ii. A. Car
rolk OF Lyncnburg, Va, were elected.
SRevs r. II. Adams, j. W. Titus, and W. H.
Gaines were passed 20 elders orders.
delegation from ~ Baltimore conference now
In session at First church, visited the conference
and the members addressed the conference Rev.
W. w. Forman, on the part OF the conference
replied. r. X. Riggs and J. S. Cooper
were elected as elders or the first-claSs. The fol-
lowing local preachers were chosen by the confer
ence for deacons orders: NJ. W. Clare and W. r.
A. Palmer
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piEp
CURRY. Departed this life March " 1855. SARAH
CURLY IN the ssyentleth year Of her sse
Inc funeral VIII take place SUNDAY afternoon. Msrck
twenty street between Dunbsrton venue snd
D st eet, West Washington, D. C. ke.ntives ara
friends are respectfully invited.
CISTrs A, phg.ael,h,. u.rcA a ,eee ~
JOHN ". CUsT.s DID. in the forty si,th year Of his
axe.
FITZGERALD. At Garfeld Hoepttsl ON The rnox,,-
ing OF March ", 1855, of Oopsumptiop RERNARD
IfTzGERAID a native Of County Kildare. irsiand
m r Vic aorts -seSonu yea, y, NJ -.
nsra .ry. ~, % essonsnmenS
III isss nj o-c .ocS Ia Tssnas rss. IN
yitea T. attend
G.srrNS n, MI = ,o,e v,,r~ =,
81 20 ~, III .. 1857 LALEN Gtoveo
49, . VI eeA'es anu SAfphne ossAinA 80 toor-
'e Tngse es.s- ,-,, ,,. ...a.,, =. ~. $1,000. San. a
streas nortbTas. NJ o,ciorl M snpSrY ., sSfS
Seryices AZ First Haptist Chusch f,sssr~..aSn ~ 4
o'cock E,ends aud rsss,yes Are ,a,ss.1
70 attend A'se
=, hAMMACh pp Marcf ~ lese. 81 O'Clock O. m.
and nIms a s ans Of Se.r ne, GSu1 No
DAY 70 cSsri County Md ior nser% ~ satsn 90 ros'
ffor. Tal,scca 1sr,sss No. - ,a,x
HuoUELY Fell ..ieso in IN. s.,rra,x w.rrs
10 isss A. Ioih M sxHsa 81 HrISai{{t s's s
the ssventy-sixfh year 81 her ne - ih
Fnner.i }ron, 80 .ans. ,es,a.n,. ~, Ara ~ 49,.
northvast Nandav al ~ ~ ~ 49, 80
S,Ssnds yss,srtr, ,iiy ,nxi,sS ~ T. -
,or,~sosr a. - an $500 49,
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IN TEE IMPERIAL PALACE.

The Plain Furnishings Of the Death.
Chamber-The Emperorss Household.
BERLIN, March 1o.-When, during the night be-
fore Emperor Williams death, he took q glass OF
champagne DR.. Hermann asked him II he enjoyed
u, the emperor replied that he had often enjoyed
champagne more. The Prince Bismarck and Dr.
Frteberg yesterday compiled an on1ctal record OF
the enperor's death.
The room In which the emperor died Is very mar
row and contains only the most necessary furnl-
ture, including the iron camp bedstead on which
he died, washstand, and q small table. The
whole Is marked with the utmost simplicity. In
one corner OF the room are the emperors boots
AT the foot or the bedstead Is movable shelf and
wrfting-case. The latter contains all the late
emperoi'S orders.
Besides accommodations for Emperor Frederick
and Empress Victoria at the Charlotteuburg Castle
rooms have been allotted to the Countess Perpon.
chez, two ddes-de-camp, Herr Won SeckendOrf,
and DIS. Mackenzie, Howell, and Schnader. Prin-
cesses Victoria, sophia, and Margaret Will reside
at Emperor Fredericks palace in Berlin. Mai.
Gen. W1nterneid and Capt. Vietenghof, aideS-de-
camp OF Emperor Frederick, have arrived at Mu-
Mich,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

WV. MYERS AND THOMAS STACK SENTENCED.
In the Criminal Court, to-day, the case OF VIM.
Myers and Thomas Stack, convicted of highway
robbery of Patrick Noonan, was heard again, on
motion for a rehearing OF motion for new trial.
This was argued by Mr.. Campbell Darlington for
the defendants, who claimed that the parties may
have assaulted the old man, but denied that they
robbed him. Mr.. Lipscomb opposed the motion.
After some consultation the court suggested to the
Government that plea OF guilty OF assault be
such pleas were entered. In imposition OF the sem
tence on the prisoners the court referred to the
fact that they had each gone on the stand, and, In
his opinion committed perjury. In the case Of
Stack a sentence OF nine months In jail was I'm
posed and in the case OF Myers twelve months In
1all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10
Washington STOCK Exchanxe.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
y; s. ss. e; coupons; 125k bid, lX5k ssaed q; 8.
politan Kailrosd stock, log bid. IO4k asked,
Columbia Railroad stock, II bid North Capitol
and Street, 50 bid. Columbia Insurance, 12A bid,
l3A asked. German American Insurance. l55 bid,
10 asked: ,kiYgs Insnrsnce bid. SA ssked:
Of Washington. 2S5 bid. 305 asked second National
Ssnk, h25A BID ~ asked Gfes, Falls Ice lXs
~ asked Washington Light lnfsntry LIST mortsaes
12O bid Columbia National Bank. lOSk bid, 1O0H
asked. Franklin Insurance Co., 80 bid, Al FAXED
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Coming Amusenaents.

TEE CHORAL SOCIETY CONCERT at Albaughs TO-
night promises TO be one VI the bess yet gwen by
this meritorous organization "1he Ancient
Mariner" which will be rendered for the nrst time
In this country with orchestral accompaniment, 10
Q very beautiful work, and tine soloists Will give
several attractive numbers. The orchestra will
In addition render some sclectionA
NATIONAL THEATRk-Mr. aud Mrs w. j. Flor
an exceptionally extended repel tory for their en-
gagement al the National 1heater next week.
Their coming Will be especially welcome at this
time because OF the deartn OF good comedy which
has characterized the bills at theaters iate
On Monday and Tuesday ''Our Governor" Will be
given; "Wednesday and SATURDAY, double bill
Thursday ana Friday, "The Mighty Dollar" and
Sa turday matinee, ''The Flirt-n
ALBArGHs OPERA HpUsE.-The numerous ad-
deal Of interest her appearance as a star at Al
baughs on Monday night, in her new musical
farce-comedy called starlight" The piece, light
and unpretenti0us dramatically, tells the story OF
poor Italian girls struggle 10 achieve tame and
fortune as an operate star. IL Is said 10 AFFORD
Miss Jarbeau ample scope lor these unique gifts as
She has a company OF 9, cd people with her, In
GLIDING WIN Rising, Harry Standish, Harry Nc
bowel, Thomas u. DAILY, Bessie Cleveland, Annie
sutherland and Eloise Mortimer.
TIE ALvARY CoSCERT.-ln addition to the very
attractive vocal selections which Herr Max Alvary,
church ON Tuesday evenings the members OF the
Wagner Society viii be heard In a few instru-
mental numbers. Those who have not heard Al
vary stng should not Iatl TO Improve this last OPP
pOrtunity 70 enjoy that pleasure.
hARRIs' BLOC THEATER-Tnere viii be another
week OF merrinenl al this house next week when
the Barlow Bros Ministries play an engagement
The troop Is said TO be OF good size ana TO give q
clever performance.
KKRNAx's THKATER--The No. Howard Athe-
n8um specially Co, one OF the first organizations
OF It's kind on the road as all devotees OF variety
know, viii furnish the entertainment at kerpal's
next weeK Among the people are Hoey ana DAB
son, and many others