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Miss Sophie Preston, aged about thirty years,
daughter Of the Rev. Charles Preston, was
recently killed in China during an uprising of
the natives. She had been missionary there
for two years.
The natural gas well recently struck at Sandy
creek near Oswego. N. Y, has proved to be a
big one. and there is much excitement over it.
James WEIGH, forty years old, formerly a
prominent member Of the Jackson, Mich.
county bar, dropped dead in court Monday
afternoon as he rose to address the court.
l.. b. Triplett, standing at the head of his
class in the law department Of the W. Va State
university, is in Jail charged with having rep
resented himself as superintendent of public
schools, and induced several eastern and west
ern publishers to send him books ostensibly for
examination. In this way he collecteda library
worth several hundred dollars free Of cost.
The Paris Figaro says that two professors
connected with the Pasteur institute have sue
ceeded in identifying the generative microbe
of diphtheria. The discovery of preventive
OF this disease is expected to follow.
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Playing Cards I'm Olden Times,

the fourteenth century, were originally very
different from those in use at present In
shape they were square, and instead Of suits of
spades, clubs, hearts, and diamonds, their
markswere rabbits, pinks, roses, and flowers
Of columbine. The figured cards were very
prettily devised, queen riding on horseback
with a rabbit beside her marked the queen Of
rabbits or of clubs. rustie-looking man.
grotesquely dressed and standing in a strange
attitude, with pink beside him, signifed the
knAye Of pinks, or Diamonds.
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BISHOP KEANE WILL PROBABLY Go.-Prof. II.
A. Wise. superintendent of public schools of
Baltimore, and School Commissioner John j.
Foley called on Cardinal Gibbons yesterday, at
the request of President Marble, of the Ma
tional Teachers association, and invited the
cardinal to attend the next convention, to be
held at Nashville, Tenn, July 16 and 10, and to
deliver an address on parochial schools The
cardinal stated that he would probably send
letter expressing his views, and that, most
likely, Bishop Keane, the president Of the
Catholic university, would address the con-
yentiOn
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LYNcHBURa AND DURHAM RAILRoAD.-Major
Peter j. Otey, president of the Lynchburg and
Durham railroad, telegraphs from Philadelphia
that he has contracted with a construction COM
pany on favorable terms for the completion of
the road to Durham in eighteen months, which
news has been received with pleasure by the
public generally. Thirty miles of the road
have already been completed, and much of the
remainder graded. This gives Lynchburg a
direct railroad connection with ali the cotton
and tobacco regions of North Carolina and the
south.
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A Common-Sense Remedy.

In the matter Of curatves what you want q
something that win do its work while you tinue
70 40 yours remedy that win give you no tncon-
q remedy Is ALLcocK's PoRoUs PLAsrERs These
plasters are purely vegetable and absolutely
not affected by wet or cold Their action does NOT
interfere With labor or business; you can toll and
yet be cured while hard az work. They are SO
cate person Of either sex can use them NTH great
benefit - - -.
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CAUGHT UP ON A BUzz-SAw.-william Hop
kins, q Joseph, living near Darlington, Md,
yesterday took some logs to the mill of Hon,
kins d Cover to be sawed, and while standing
near belt he was caught and thrown violently
against q circular-saw that was in motion. He
was nearly cut in two. The saw entered his
back and went in SO deep as to nearly expose
his lungs. His head was cut in several places
and his feet severed from his body.
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VNRUSTEE,S SALE OF A FINE FARM IN STAT
NILES FROM BROOKs STATION. ON THE
RICHMOND AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
ROAD, AND ABOUT TWO MILES FROM sTAF-
LEADING TO STAFFORD COURTHOUSE. CON
TANNING 355 ACRES OF LAND. MORE OR
Under and by virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date
the 9th day Of May, 1880 and duly recorded in L.
Der Folios 81 50, SO and 90, Of the Land Rec
ords for Stafford county, Virginia, the undersigned
trustee will offer for sale at public auction, the prem
Uses, TUESDAY THE NINETEENTH DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1859, AT TEN O'CLOCK A. M, the
farm tract Of land which was conveyed by Asbury
Lloyd to Benz. Smith in trust by deed dated April
2 1870 and Of record in the Land Records for said
county which said farm contains three hundred and
fifty acres Of land more less and improved BY
small farmhouse and some outbuildings. The farm
purposes, and IL composed both of arabic and wood
land, and IL also has fine stone quarry the be-
ing within one mile Of Aqua creek, Virginia
Terms Of sale; 0nefourth Of the purchase money to
be paid In cash within i've days from the day Of sale
Of which hundred dollars 70 be paid deposit
at the time of SALE the balance of the purchase
to be paid in three equal inetallments in twelve
and eighteen mouths from the day of sale for which
the purchaser will give the trustee his three several
promissory notes with interest to be secured by deed
Of trust on the property, all cash ct the option OF
the purchaser. II the terms Of sale are not complied
with within days from the day Of sale the prop
ery TO be resod at the rak and cost of defaulne
chaser. . !
BROOKE b WILLIAMS, Trustee
Once room Is, kslloEg Building, Washington. D.
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TOMORROW.

WEEKS CO, Auc.ioneers,
w 637 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post ONCE.
LARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION, COTTAGE SETS, OAK
FINISI PARLOR SUITES, TOILET SETS, ID
LOUNGES. BOOKCASE, 40 WIRE COTS, HAIR
MATTRESSES, SHUCK Do, MIRRORS. SAFES,
WITH LARGE QUANTITY OF OTHER HOUSE
HOLD GOODS, NOT ENUMERATED.
Also.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK,
81 BEAUTIFUL We VET WILTON, BODY BRUS-
Sells AND TAPESTRY CARPETS, AND LARGE AND
SMALL SMYRNA JAPANESE, AND VELVET RUGS,
AT AUCTION,
At our salesrooms, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY SEW
ENTH. AT Ten O'CLOCK. II
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

FVNHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF FINE OLD MAHOGANY
FURNITURE, CABINET, ARM CHAIRS
ROSEWOOD SUITE, WARDROBE, ARM0IkE
CHAMBER IURNITuRE, AND ODD PIECES,
FINE HAIR MATTRESSES, FEATHER PILLOWS
AND BOLSTERs, OLD BRASS FIRE SETS, OLD
FRENCH LAMPS, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM
CARPETS, PLATED WARE, CHINA, CROCKERY
AND GLASSWARE, STOVES, KITCHEN REQUI-
SITES, ETC.
SURVEYORS AND ENGINEERS FINE BRASS IN
sTRUMENTS. MARINERS, COMPASSES, THO
DOLITES. SUR VEYORS CHAINS, ETC,
DRAUGHTsMAN'S TABLES, LATHE, ETC.
SADDLES. sIpE-sADDLEs, CARRIAGE FuRNI-
TURE, ETC; CAMP EQUIPAGE, SEVERAL
ETC. ETC.
On TUESDAY. FEBRUARY TWELFTH, 1889, AT
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at residence No. 3053 q Cor
Road) street northwest, and known 'Montrose"
Georgetown Heights will sell the entire contents as
partly enumerated above. -
Term cash. THOMAS BOWLING,
f5-dts Auctioneer
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BROOKE H WILLIAMS, Iruefe1
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nUNCANSON Bros AuctioneerA
NEARLY NEW THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK DWELLING. NO. 171S THIRTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN AND RIGGS STREETS
NORTHWEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON FEBRUARY EIGHTH
SUB LOT 90, SQUARE 23q,
fronting Is feet 18th street, and Improved by q
nearlynew brick dwelling tthree stories and base
ment). IL rooms and modern conveniences. This
property is desaby located for private residence o.
churches.
Terms-s4o0o can remain on IL for . term Of yesrs
ct 3 per cent per annurn. the balance IN cash de-
posit Of 200 VIII be required ct sale Conveyancing,
&C., Ct purchasers cost Terrns 10 be complied with
the risk and cost Of defAulte purchaser after days.
public notice Of such resale n newspsper pub
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False Shame Of Young Men.

From Macmiian's Magazine.
Young men who come from the country to
the town and who get on in the world are often
ashamed of their parents, of the rustic dress
they once wore and of the simple but honest
and kindly ways of their childhood. And too
often when they assume the fashionable clothes
and adopt the fashionable ways of their new
friends they leave behind them the religion of
their childhood and forget the piety which
they learned at mothers knee. They have
outgrown the priestly dress in which their
mothers dedicated them to God and think her
religion old-fashioned and worn out. This is
false shame. 1t is a sin against the dearest and
most sacred instincts OF our nature So far
from being manly, it is mean and dastardly.
Depend upon 1t. the man who will have most
Of the esteem of his fellow-creatures and of the
favor of Heaven will be he who keeps I'M
changed all through life the mantle of heavenly
devotion with which his mother clothed him.
He who makes the religion of his youth the
habit of his life-hs garment and way of act
ing all through-will come to honor and will
enjoy the proud blessing of consistency. His
life will be a gracious verify, like that Of Sam
uel; it will have one steadfast purpose running
through it ALL The outer life will be of one
piece with the inner; one part will not reproach
the other, and what he seems that he ever is
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BUSHNELL CARUS1,
ID Real Estate Brokers. zoos street northwest

b Real Estate Brokers. zoos street northwest
SALE OF NEARLY NEW DWELL1NG-HOUSE. ON
MARION STREET. BETWEEN 2 AND r
STREETS NORTHWEST, KNOWN AS No. 1908,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue of deed of trust, recorded in Liber No.
1891 folio g. of the Land Records for he District of
Columbia, will offer for sale at public auction, in
front Of the premises: on MONDAY THE EiGH-
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1889, at HAI-F-
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the parcel of ground sit
uate in the city of Washington, d g, known as Lot
No. 124 in Eugene Carusi and William j. Millers,
trustees subdi vision in Square No 444 recorded
in the Office of the Surveyor of the District Of Column
bia in Book IA, page 1911
The lot is improved by nearly new brick dwelling
house. containing seven rooms. including bath ROOM
hot and cold water range and latrobe stove;
crete basement under whole of house.
Terms: One-third cash: balance in one and two
years Purchaser TO give his notes tor the deferred
payments, bearing interest at rate of six cent
year payable mi-annuay. and secured by deed of
trust upon the property. Conyeyances at cost of pur
chaser. 800 down at time of sale.
EUGENE CARUSI, T-,s.ao.
WILLIAM J. MILLER, ! irus'ees
4S6 Louisiana avenue.
WAITER r WILLIAMS A. 90 Auct f5-dkds
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Ies D & IS5 Gv : c ciS me g g.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

REsT GRADUATED SUGAR, ne PER LIB.
- II, Best Rio Coffee 25c per 10 Java Coffee 2sc.
lexcelling alb SOC. per fb. Best Sugar Cured HAMS
l214c per lb Best Sugar Cured Shoulders, l0c per
SO 75 per barrel; 81 rs per bbi. sack sold Tine'
Family Flour, So 80 per Dbl; 81 so per bill. sack
IL lbs Lard for 81 Choice country roll Butter, 25c
Per H. good country roll Butter 20c per lb lbs.
Turkish Prunes for 25c. 10 lbs Buckwheat for Soc
qts. Honiny for 25c
Send postal card or call and see MS If convenient
J. T. d. PYLES,
9aZ9-3m 412 4th st. Sc.
THAT LOVELY UNFERMENTED GRAPE-JUICE
35c. per bottle Groceries often lower than sdyer,
Used elsewhere, at OHARE'S,
JalZ-1m- 1245 18th st. n. W.
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nUNCANsoN BROS, AuctioDeers
BAY HORSE, COWS CFREsH AND sPRINGERs)
AT AUCTION
on THURSDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY SEW
ENTH, 1889 commencing at ELEVEN O'CLOCK
will sell at the Drovers Rest cattle yard 18th and
u SITS. NV.
BAY HORSE.
g FRESH COWS
Terms cash. "
DUNCANsoN BROS.
f5-2t Auctioneers.
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RIcHMoND's CALL TO A CANoN.-A committee
from St. Paurs church, Richmond, Va, con-
sisting of Gen. Joseph r. Anderson, Mr..
Adolphus Blair and d. George Ross have gone
to Hamilton, Ontario, to hear Canon Car
michael, who they think of calling. st. Paurs
is a noted church. Robert E. Lee and Jefferson
Davis both attended it, the latter being there
when he received intelligence Of the formers
surrender
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MEDICAL &c

:
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VIII cure any case of nervous debility and loss Of
Male or female. 500 st sw' " ' 'HO jssa nm
~ The Oldest Established and Only Reliable IAdies
Can be consulted daily 4o4 st. between ~ and 9th
Prompt treatment Correspondence and con.ults-
nS t s.rsty So3hdenA Separate rooms for ladies'
ID FAD AND BE wISE-DR BROTHERS pO6 b ST
III ", appeared before and made oath that he 10
the ldest Established Expert Specialist this city,
Of men and furnish medicine or no charge consults-
q9 sd and ad'Se ee a. any hour 0 the DAY SUB
nAMlEL L, 6 Mills Notary PUBLIC in and for the
;a5o-im. '---N --' " 'D-'' 1891
CHICHEsTERs ENGLISH PENNYRoYAL Pills
~ he'd Cross Diamond Brand. Original best, only
chichesters English diamond Brand in red metallic
no ot6sf All siqs psssOard ps .TsSs
r art Spa eeRRFeFr t seRd 4 s.mP
letter 10y return mail. 10000 testimonials from
.oo. ,-o. CHICHESTER CHEMICAL co..
d2e-sSw32t Madison So, PhilA. PA.
vi with wonderful success in the treatment OF ali
nervous diseases Also fu instructions given in pracl
teal Psychology by Prof Carpenter once SIP oth AZ
NV. Hours from 10 am. TO pm js2s
M reliable ladies' Physician can be consuted daily
a. a. aer Tesias si s1l st. NV once hour, from
W . y IL Win Ouly- Uls-11ns
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICTFD THAT
DIR. BROTHERS is the oldest-estAblished adyertis-
ing Ladies' Physician in tins city. Ladies. You can
ecntdenty consult DR.. BROTHERS. 900 b 81. aw.
Particular attention paid 70 all diseases peculiar "a
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ja1-lms
nR MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS ARE THE
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throat nasal or skin troubles urinary diseases cured
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natural R p1gRs skssN5
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VyHoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE No. 1909
RIGGS STREET NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION,
COMPRISING SQUARE PIANO WALNUT PAR
IOR SUITE, PCRTIERES, ENGRAVINGs, EA-
Sells, WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES, COTTAGE
FURNITURE, ODD BUREAUS AND BED
STEADS, BRUSSELS CARPETS STAIR CAR
PETS, MATTRESSES AND BEDDING, WALNUT
MARBIE-TOP SIDEBOARD, DINING TABLES
AND CHAIRS. ICE-BOX, CHINA, GLASSWARE,
AND KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C.
On THURSDAY. FEBRUARY SEVENTH, 1889. at
TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ, at residence, 1909 Riggs street
northwest. will sell above goods
Terms cash. THOMAS BOWLING.
f2-dts Auctioneer.
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In Some Respects the Most Remarkable
Of Any January for Years.

FACTS PRESENTED By THE RECORDS OF THE SIC
NAL sKRvIcE-sURPRIsrSa EouAsrIIrY OF TEN
neutrality-suspicious. WITH WEATHER OF
THE SAME MONTH IN FORMER TEARS.
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FIT
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MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOTTLE
vi or two of DR. BROTHERS. Invigorating Cordial
VIII cure any case Of nervous debility and loss of
nerye-power. IL imparts vigor 70 the whole sysfem
Male or female 9O6 ST. .w ja:}-2ms
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has been the leading tenor of 1.-THE Boston
ians'' since its first days ten years ago, as
the Boston Ideals.' He has been among
the first of English tenors in this country,
from the time he was specially engaged in
Milan, by Carl Rosa, the husband of the
lamented Parepa, to sing in the Parepa
Rosa English Opera Company in America.
He studied also with Sangiovanin, the
great Italian teacher in Milan and made his
debut there with great success. He sang
in many of the European countries besides
the principal Italian cities, and also sang in
San Francisco in 1877 as the leading tenor
of the Kellogg, Cary Italian opera company
and appeared in concert in Salt Lake with
those distinguished singers at that time.
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Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK. June Is. : Mining quotations:
AmadOr, 500; Belcher, $3.50; Best & Belcher,
s2.50 Bodie Sl.20; Caledonia B. H, s.. 70; Crown
Point, g. So Consolidated California & Virginia,
1878; Colorado Central, S1.55; Eureka Consoli-
dated, 500; Ell Cristo, Sl.25; Gould g. Currie,
S1.90; Hale & NorcrOss, So Is: Homestake, $500;
Horn Silver S1.10; Iron Silver, $780, Mexican,
$3.50; Mutual. S1.40: Mono, S1.OO; North Belle
ISLE S1.05 ;Ontario S34.0O; Ophir Sl.O0; Plymouth
$3.50; Savage, S1.0O; Sierra Nevada, S1.95 !;
Standard, 800; Union Consolidated, $40; Vel
low Jacket. 81 60
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Boston Quotations,

BOSTON June 15 Closing prices Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe first sevens, 1712 Atch-
ison, Topeka & Santa F'e land grant sevens, ia :;
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad 46% !;
Burlington & Quincy, 1881; Mexican Central,
common, 154: Mexican Central bond script
:; Mexican Central first mortgage bonds $50 !;
San Diego 21%
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO, June 5.Cattle-Receipts 1900;
feeders, 320@3.5O; Texas cattle 1.6O03' 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 10000; steady to strong;
mixed, 4.2O@4.35; heavy, 4.l0@430; light, 42O
04.60.
Sheep-Receipts. $500; steady; natives. 35O0
40; western woods, 3.5O04.00 Texas, 3OO04O5.
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NEW YORK, June 15.-Coffee-Options opened
steady 5000, points down; rallied to buying
orders; closed firm; sales $500 bags, June,
150153J July 151l5.35; August, 1920; spot
Rio, easy: fair cargoes, 172.
Sugar-Raw, sparingly offered strong; fair re-
hning, 7ll6;s centrifugal, 96-test, Sc; refined,
firm. active.
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New York Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. June 15.-The stock market
was very quiet to-day, but there was material
that of Yesterday, and while the final Charges
are small, there was a general advance during
5he session with a special movement among a
few shares. The final shares are irregular and
for small fractions only, but Oregon Short
Line is up 15s.
Government bonds dull, but strong.
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1.-THE Bostonians'' she is said to have sur
passed all her previous work. Since she
was last here she has made phenomenal
success with Adeline Patti, at the Academy
of Music in New York, and later as leading
ContraltO of the National Opera Company.
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Morning Railroad Stocks.
Chicago Produce Market.

OlIUdtE,U
CHICAGO, June 15.-Wheat-Strong higher
cash, So; July, 70; December. TN.
Corn-Steady; cash, 347s ; July, 323s Septem-
Der, SPY.
Barley-Nominal.
Pork-Firmer; cash, 11.60; July, 1l621a.
Lard-Steady; cash, $50; July, 6571a.
AFTERNOON.
Rye Firm; 39A
Barley-Nominal.
WhiSky-1.02.
Shoulders-5. 121S01525.
Short clear-6 121H@l6.25.
Short RIBS 7005.S0.
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COMMERCIAL.
Money Market,

NEW YORK, June l5.-idoney on call easy with
no loans.
Prime mercantile paper, 324@5I5
Exchange, dull: steady 60day bills, 4S7; de
mand, 1867.
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II. G.. BARNABFR

is a comedian whose name is known from
Maine to California. He has been identi-
fed from the first with this company and
shared in all of its greatest triumphs. Mr..
Barnabee is said to be gifted with voice
denied to most comedians, and the face
and figure of a natural actor.
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Petroleum.,

NEW YORK. June 15.-Petroleum-Dull Con
solidated exchange opening at S355, closing
same: stock exchange opening at S31a; closing
at S}35
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NEW YORK, June 1.-THE bank statement
shows u reserve decrease of $i52, 900, ana $40,
sos, 900 in excess of the legal rule.
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and with Messrs. Karl and Barnabee is the
proprietor of the company. Mr.. Mcdonald
received the best of vocal instruction in
Italy, and makes a success whether singing
Italian or English opera.
The chorus Of the BOstOnians mum Der
thirty, the orchestra is all their own, and
the well known musician, Mr.. Studley.
waves the baton over the whole.
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DRAMATIC AND LYRIC
George Thatcher and His Brother
Darkeys Tomorrow.
A SKETCH OF THE B0STONIANS.
Bernard" Arraigns Our COnductOrs-Be
Bayliss Booming Salt Lake-Latest
Amusement Annals.
A SKETCH OF THE B0STONIANS.

George Thatcher, the only and the inimit-
able. who has hundreds of imitators but no
equals, as the medicine advertisements say,
comes back to Salt Lake tomorrow night
at the head of his own company; as his
partners he brings Primrose and West,
and the organization the three head, stands
pre-eminent among all the burnt cork com
panies on the road. The character of their
printing also shows that there is nothing
second rate about this company-but print
ing or no printing, the name of George
Thatcher would suffice to rally an audience
in Salt Lake as the pibrOch used to rally
the Campbells in the Highland hills.
They open out at the theatre tomorrow
night, and their greeting is sure to be
great one.
To many of our public the majority of
the artists of the BostOnians are strangers,
and little sketch of the principal mem
bers will be read with interest. Their
name has become a household word through
the land, and no company in the world has
a greater artistic and social standing. The
repertoire alone shows the strength and
versatility of a company that can give
Grand Operas to perfection, and still pre-
sent the lighter opera with all the bright
ness necessary to their success.
DFirst in the list stands the charming So
prano,
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Billion.
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, June l5.-Bar silver, 50.
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Miss Bertha Bayliss, of Salt Lake, ap
pears to be taking Omaha and Council
Bluffs by storm. She has lately appeared
in both places in an opera by an Omaha
lady, ana we CLEAN the following para
graphs from the criticisms in the news
papers.
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With Phenomenal Cast, including
Marie Stone, Jessie Bartlett Davis,
Carlotta Maconda, Josephine Bart
lett, Tom Karl, w. H. Mcdonald! III.
c. Barnabee and Eugene Cowles.
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Juliette Gordon, Jessie Bartlett Davis,
Tom Karl, w. H. Mcdonald, Eu-
gene Cowles and Frederic Dixon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-16
- 70Aptists in the Grand Ensemble

Marie Stone, Juliette Gordon, Louise Bianehi, Tom
Karl, Eugene Cowles, Frederic Dixon and
George rockingham.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-16

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-16

Jessie Bartlett Davis, Carlotta Maeonda,
Edwin Hoff, H. C. Barnabee, Eugene
Cowles and George rockingham.