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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

A nass Espsy Very Ne~-ss@a~attAA 90
EkkAxs@s&iz t@lA.

In the lalsaory ef eslseoasIz fo~n-
sap. lnelaas6 IA the . History 81 Asns
Coaaty, AeAAxsa,p Is feaaa : bAegrsr
pay OF Jebs Nesas~a. II MI PC CD
served sA4s as biography. 50 fss as sny
solasioa Of the pTolasm q hss citizen
snip : coaesTaed : quite noa-eonnait
TAI. Here Il lss
sJeA& AetlAesa, grain dealer, Was
bera 5an. 5. 1915. Has parents were
Jacob a0c Dorolay Astcaell Mcqueen,
ths former bora III New England,
sept. 5, 1877, ssld the latter IN Shliii-
eothe. O., FEB. Il, 1857. The great
grsnasiEe OF Mr.. AeQceen. on the
fathers SIDE, VAS a osotehmans aud
ssalgfatsd 10 Canada about the time or
the freneh and ledlan war, through
waleh lie served, ana MAS st the selge
OF Qaebec under zen. Wolfe Ar. Me
Queen spent his youth on = farm, and
at eigateen engaged IA trade III horses
and cattle, which he Continued three
years. lie opened general store al
Windsor, which he operated until May,
lo6e, coming 10 Grand Rapids and
eieFklng u short time Tor hardware
nouse. lie then engaged as farm
laborer about fiye months, when ne
purchased Il team and went INTO the
lumber district of Meeosia eoanty. In
March, 1870. ne came TO Whllneysille,
worked u farm two years, and man
aged the hotel AT that place one year,
then built hotel AT Hammond, which
no kept three years. lie built a gram
elevator. and mas since dealt IN grain
at that point. In July. 1876, he came
10 this ~, where he also deals in grain,
and owns q half interest IN the Gale
donia grlst-mill. He 10 one of the lead
ing business men of Caledonia Station,
is Democrat, and = member OF the
|. o. OF .. r. He WAS married Dec. %,
1868, to Ann E., daughter of Stephen
A. and Elmira Gross Hammond.
They have one child-Adeibert A.,
born Feb. 81, 1871"
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

Valley City Council, No. 2, OF The
American Order Of Steam Engineers.
elected the following officers. Chef
Eng, Chas. wurrett; First Asst Eng,
Walter 4. White; Recording Eug.. J. II
Clifford: Cor. Eng, G. VI. Baker, Fsn.
Eng, Henry Brobst. treasurer, wnn.
Beck; Chap. Edward Csrolsns. Sen. II.
NJ, Geo. Il. Dsvoe: Jun. VI NJ. Chas
DIckerson; L Sentinel, ]. A. Ansns. o.
Sentinel. A. W. stewart. Part Chisf
EBg., Edward A. Bates; Jun. Chief
Eng. Peter Rsjirnbal; Trustees, ]. NJ
Jordan. J. J. Hal; ETsolniBg Com !.
WA. Beck. =. A. Bates, J n. Jordan.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
The Wage Indicator Company.

The stockholders of the International
Time and Wage indicating company
have elected officers as follows: Pres
ident, E. l.. Briggs; vice President, John
Farr, secretary, Ct. Major Tabor; treas
urer, Geo. \. Davis. The board of di-
rectors includes the afficers ex-officio
and Messrs. f. p. Kidder, j. z. An
drews, ID. j. feathers and j. t. Rice.
The company was organized year ago
with $1,000 capital, $40, 900 of which
was paid in and the manufacture of
the stock Will be pushed atonce Tie
indicator" is an automatic device
which records each mans time as he
reports and when set at his rate of pay
per hour, the amount of salary due
him. can be told at a glance at any
time. 1t is a labor saving device to
provide for keeping time by foremen
instead OF tlme-keepers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

The peilos osarl as2 net % large
hassness yesterday. Five ossss only
were teuonsa. All tela; i've GA ones
xna three new ones.
Mira J * Drnnssen wAs arrssEned an
charge 81 stealing salaafls trunk.
but ihs case Was quickly nnlss pros'd
80 soon - the circumstances began Il
appear. The trunk Mas NOT stolas Al
al, has Vas simply detained 70 secure
aebs. TIE san shokia have heen =
repiessn ssAlt instsaa OF > criminal one.
Charles and James nowa viii defend
q case al assault and battery AGAINST
them On "Wednesday morning.
John Dskens paid ss.sa tor the
privileges al slugglng ns lghhoE-
Isaac Vincent wss 3rrGsgaei ON the
s0th on the charge at alsofderly Goa
duct. The case lad Already been Twice
adjourned, e8ia yesterday II wss pat
over 10 nsxt year.
Prank Rsrndt Is charged with
threatening the lives II nls nelg hbors.
aud islng ia wals FOR thela. Hat Pros
ecatang Attorney-elecI Mcknight coa-
WINGED jury that tue nelghbors were
tie ones Who should phi under bonds.
berndt ls now free man.
ASSISTANT Judge Mesitail sdlourns h.s
cases with much care, and seldom psles
more cases into any enc day than can
he attended Ia. Toe only case on call
today IL that of Nlllam IA. Brobst,
assault and battery.
Peter Beserlander, Ezra iiih, Bill
Jones aud A. Pennington will be at
raigned this morning Tor drunkenness.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
The Lyseum-Pstrioe.

How this earnest little woman has
developed since she appeared at Powers
three seasons agog She is now full of
flesh, of form and ylgor and ambition,
which has a strong tendency 10 emo
tional. And why should not Patrlee
enter the emotional with unusual
prompting just now To be sure, as
Poppy, at the Lyceun last evening. she
showed and unveiled feryor OF feel
ing that she kept subdued IN the TOM
boy personatlon she gave at Powers
three seasons ago IA Lost IN New
York" Her whole effort was eharsc-
terlzed with desire 10 Win from iegt-
innate principles, and IT is bat just TO
say that this little woman did touch A
chord OF sympathy and unloose vein
Of tears IN her personahon lsst even
ing. She has not abandoned her gift OF
frolic and comedy, but she has very
discreetly combined with IL her adapt
billy To the serious and emotional. She
separates these two great secrets OF
reaching the center Of all appreciation
and sympathy with touch of art that
has the semblance OF sincerity. The
company is IN every way equal, in a
satisfactory way. 10 the requirements
of the play. Matnees today, Thursday
and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
ENcAMPMENT Committees.
Grand Rapids Gentlemen Appointed On
the National 4. A. ii. Committee

the National 4. A Il. tomln ttsses
The committee 10 which was dele
gated the appointing Of the working
committees for the National q. A. X.
encampment, at Detroit, next August,
has made It's report IL bas been mail
ed IN circular form 20 every member
of each committee by r. Il. Fsrnswor4h,
secretary OF the committee. IL Is ex-
pected that each committee Nlil meet
shortly, organize and discharge the
duties assigned.
Gen. Russell A. Alger is the president
aud the following gentlemen from this
eliy have been honoFed with places on
the committees: Gen. 4. X. Pierce, vice
president for The Twentieth Senator iai
district: Col. T.. :. Pierce, on reunion;
Col. Z. Crofton Fox and Hon. Daniel
Mccoy, or finance; George DeHasen.
OF the c. d W. NJ, and {. l.. Lockwood,
OF the G.. X. a L., on transportation:
Hon. Edwin r. Uni. on invitation; Hon.
I. j. O'Brien and William Alden smith
and Hon. l.. ~. Sellers Cedar sprlngsl,
on legislation; J.. Is. Fisher, G. q.
Swensberg. W. Il. Weston and i. NJ.
Weston, on the press; Hon. +. NJ. Barn
ard, Hon. Peter Doren, Hon. Norton
Fitch (Spsrta), Hon. NJ. IL. Ford, Hon.
j. w. Hayward, Gen. VIM. i. lnnes,
Col. A. i. McReynolds, A. Y. Pantllnd.
Esq, Gen. l.. g. Rutherford, Gen. /. G.
Smith, Hon. 4. r. Uhl, Hon. l. NJ. Wes-
ton, Hon. A. s. White, on reception.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
EOotllght Flash e.


Tonight one of the foremost actors in
America, Frank Mayo, will be at
Powers IN the greatest play of his life,
"Nordeck. This drama has won Mr..
Mayo success as an actor and increased
his bank account, IN the leading cities
of the East. "Nordeck" will lie re-
peated at the matinee tomorrow. To-
morrow evening the play In which he
first won his reputation with Grand
Rapids theater-goers, 'Davy Crockett"
will be the bill.
tization drawn from Jules Nerne's
imagination, will be thel spectacular
offering at Powers New Years after
noon and evening. Seats are now on
sale.
Some one of the lady patrons of Red
mond's this week is TO be presented
with a beautiful solid gold hunting case
watch. Engin movement, valued at $50.
The above watch is now Oh exhibition
IN the window of L. b. Dikeman's
jeweiry store, No. "A Csnal-s;. Each
lady holding a thirty or fifty cent
urchased-coupon ticket Will, upon
entering the theatre, be presented with
a number or card, the duplicate of
which will, in her presence be placed
in sealed tin box. This box will not
be opened until after the performance
on Saturday night, when a committee
of three disinterested persons chosen by
the audience shall, after shaking the
box thoroughly, open 1t with a can
opener, bllndfolded child shall draw
twenty tickets drawn from the box, and
the twentieth ticket drawn shall win
the watch. Understand, this Ia simply
New Years present TO the lucky per-
son by the managers of Redmond's and
of the "Hearts of New York" company,
now playing at the above house.
The congregation of the Westminster
Presbyterian Church is bound TO do It's
share toward furnishing the people OF
this city with the finest class OF music
this winter. Last September one of the
most successful organ concerts ever
heard in Grand Rapids was gwen at the
Westminster Church by Clarence Eddy.
On January s, another grand concert
Will be gwen at tins church by Mr.
Eddy, assisted by Mrs. Catherine l..
Fisk, the eminent Chicago contralto.
AT Smiths opera house last night the
curtain rose on q gay scene-girss OF a
seminary. The entire troupe takes
part IN this scene, and Il IL brim fab Of
good things. James DAVIS, the Dutch
comedian, ig g rustler. The versatile
performer, Frank Kent, has some won
derful specialtles. J. i. Hauiehan 10
funny without saving word. The
handsome ard charming singers, Misses
Alice Temple, Maud Nelson, Anna Ar
lington, Cora Adams End the others.
sang 20 perfection. MstiDezs tonaof-
row, Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
A Generous Pronnsition

All persons who suffer from chron ic
disease of whatsoever nature, should
not fail to avail themselves of the OPP
portunity here presented to find relief,
in this most liberal offer made by the
proprIetors of the great electro
Ozone" treatment, as a "Now Years"
greeting to the afflicted.
From this date and during the month
of January, single treatment 35c; five
for SIPS: ten for 81.
Electricity is life Ozone is one of
the most potent medicinal agencies
known to the science of medicine; these
two, together with ozonated compressed
indicated air, forms treatment I'M
surpassed for chronic troubles, and
Will often effect radical cures when all
else fail.
Free examination by the physician in
charge, ID. A. 5. Leavitt, a graduate of
Queens University, Canada, and Amer
lca's greatest rheumatic specialist.
Come without delay. that you may
get the fullest benefit OF these wonder
full treatments. at prices unheard OF
before for cGespness, but which are
positively limited TO time above speci.
lied.
Heru1itape Elof-k Grand Ranids
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

Branch q, c. VI. b. A., have elected
officers: President, {. Y. Pulcher: first
vice-pressdent, Alexander Mcdonald
second president, John Murphy.
recording rotary, A. Ficvezynski
financial secretary, Thomas Walsh,
treasurer, l. J. Quinn; guard, Michael
Finn; marshal, VI. X. Collins; trustees,
Andrew Doyle. Capt. John johnson
snd Thomas hester.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
B'uai Birth Annual.

The annual meeting of the Grand
Rapids Lodge B'nai Birth was held on
Sunday, and the following officers
elected: President, Israel Frankfurt
Their; ce-president, Henry Housemsn;
secretary, Louis Zunder; treasurer,
L. III. Pressburg; inside guard, Louis
sander; outside guard. jacob Ely;
trustees, NJ. Levy. G. A. Bersln, Joseph
Housemsn; representatives TO the
Grand Lodge. Jacob Barth. @. A. Wolf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
Parents Should Prevent.

Engineer George Kirke. AT the city
pump house. says that II rs something
dreadful 10 see the way ia which little
children are allowed 10 play upon the
ice in the river. There are dozens of
little tots who are constantly running
about among the numerous air holes.
and over places where the ice s not
half an inch thick. 1s seems as If
nothing but a protecting providence
could prevent . drowning accident
every daY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
The Divorce Min.

Three DEGREES for divorce were ground
out Of the divorce mill yesterday.
Moses Wagner was divorced from Lydia
Wagner because Of her adultery: Phete
J.. Becker was divorced from Theodore
w, because of be cruelty and bsbtual
drunkenness. and Willard NJ. Mcclure
was divorced from Emma Y. Mcclure,
on the ground Of adultery.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

Thomas Hef'erman, OF the Peoples
Savings Bank, says ihst the completion
of their headquarters has been delayed
by various circumstances. The work
men are at standstill for the want Of
an iron beam that was 70 have arrived
from Pittsburg a week ago. II viii lie
somewhere near the LEI 81 February be
fore everything - settled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
THE PASTORS coNFEREN CE.
Ministers Elect Oniesrs aad Listen 10 An
Able Paper BY Rev. n. N. Gould.

The pastors held an unusually inter-
esting session yesterday afternoon. The
old officers were re-elected, with the
exception of the old secretary, who de-
clined TO serve: President, Rev. James
/. Buell.; vice president, Rev. NJ. Her
mstage, secretary, Rev. Z. IA. Thomp-
son.
Rev. A. NJ. Gould read an interesting
paper on "Hell." Ii was a critical ex-
animation of the Specification OF all the
words, Hebrew and Greek, which are
translated hell, and was most scholarly.
A discussion OF the paper followed, and
brought out warm discussion OF the
whole subject of future punishment.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

John y. Gordon, sge n, Internal IN
lures; Elizabeth A. Zimfnss. infant,
con vulsons. Lottis seymour. infant,
choIsrs Irfsutam; Fidsiis f'penosr. age
q. exhaustion: Ida sprsgus, age 80,
paralysis If heart. Mary kerfyess IN
lsnt, snsefuis, AEaeiA Grossly miami
beat slars.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

Sneak thieves are making rich and
frequent bsuls from private residences.
Yesterday, Edwin oDery, living 81 the
corner of Fulton and Rsnson-sts., had
a handsome srty-fve dollar ovefooat
picked from be bal tree. The police
we're notified and will probably discover
the coat, 4 not the thief.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

TIE pupils Of st. Marks sunday.
zbocl. togstbsr with tiss little folks 81
the sevIna scbeol and TIE rnsni~rt OF
the Glris' Friendly foelsty. vii sn5oy
Christmas progrssn tnss afternoon 81
o7clork, nj TIE Isa ss' Litsfsry Cub
H0use, On sheidoTs-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
Commendable

All claims not consistent with the
high character of Syrup of Figs are
purposely avoided by the Cal. Fig
Syrup Company. 1t acts gently on the
kidneys, liver and bowels, cleansing
the system etfectually, but it is not a
cure-all and makes no pretensions that
every bottle Will not substantiate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
Fire sale of trimmed and untrimme

Fire sale OF trimmed and untrimmed
hats and bonnets at one-half Of their
actual cost, at 81 Csnsl-st. LADIES'
This e an actual clearance sale, and
you had better take advantage of the
same. Untrimmed beaver and felt
hats for children; also hats and bo1nets
for adults for 50 and - cents apiece, as
all the articles have - be sold.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

Join Ericksos. TIE BOY VINO opened
rsBwsy swsuh lass Summer and
rs,&riv succeeded u wrsek lng o tran,
zss sssrstrnees - elgfIt month"; i'm
ssrJsorrne-l n TIE Ioras prfsvn IN
Juege er0vss cears ysss*rasv.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

Nothing e9aass Diamond Dyes for
Dving dresses. coats, eiosks, Sc. arc
for making 5rks. wood stars, photo
sTarih enEors ana many usefa bose
hold articles. A - page eTrect-on hook
sent free 20 AR address Wells. E.Ca-
ardson 4 Co. Burlington, VI.
xsnA rzannsm4 Tf~-<
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

Jennie Clark, 20 Grove-st., dsph-
thezss. Bellaire. ~ East Leonsro-st.
nunaps; :. Ceaga, ~ Slrtn-st-, scsrlet
fever.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
Music Boxes.

Two, four, six, eight and twelve airs
only few left. Harmonious, accor-
deems, jewsharp, flies, III endless variety
at Herrick, Morehead & Nelson's, %
and %, South Divison-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30
The secretary of the Ladies, Lectur

The secretary of the Ladies Lecture
Association of Dowagiac says of the
New York Symphony Club, who are to
give concert at the Universalist
Church Wednesday evening, December
81, that they gave them wonderful
entertainment, and that they are all
stars in their respective roles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

Ten pieces Of music ard one bor q
patent corded edge protector for 81 90:
hest tbs 4 yea can Al the attest
vocal ard instrumental muse constant
lv n stock at HerTck, Horehesd 4
Nelson. . ard = south Tlsv1S oa-ss-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

The Clsrs Wheeler Y's viii give a
silver media contest Thursday evening,
January l. at the old engine house on
Scrlbner-st-. north of Leonard. Admis-
son 10 cents. AL are invited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

Do not fail to attend the concert
given by the New York Symphony
Club at the Universalist Church
Wednesday evening, December 81, and
hear Henry A. Higgins, the brilliant
solo cornetist Of Gllmore's Band.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

Wei, yes, those York River Oysters.
canned in Rslamore-no water. Try
them and Be convinced. We SCI trsEa.
EIIE0TT 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

You can get fine New Years candies
at Elliott 4 Co. 10I Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

"The Hungarian Gypsy Orchestra still
renders the delightful musical pro
gramme. "-ChIcago Times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

choe. fruit At Ellsoss . Co. Iol
hoagoe~ss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

The PisiDfltld-svenBe NJ. r. Churca
Sunday school has elected the follow
nsg offiosrss superintendent, Adam G
ysokpsn, ssssssnt, Pred smith secrs.
fsrv. Frank ,. Lemon; assistant, Mrs
y ~. Randolph; treasurer, ". NJ
Psnaolph; chorIster. Mrs. L. A Care
as slant, kIss Cara Eoope, orgsnsst
Mss pel.s Barnard; sssistsnt, Ms.
Fsnnie sEns2d i5trsf AZ, John Snyder
assistant. JosB F0rdi casso4 az. l.
BENJAMIN. ARTIST. R1ss6 LytsE.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

~effzne sas-anes cod ~ eonxh e. essekfs
s1z ra>ssssfy ss fsF Balfs lsga1 syrup
- asa - prsfap - Il IS sefiyh stz
rs~nsssnt ~ Is r.<s IS Pre- * sensx.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-30

Hermitage Block. Grand Rapids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
Amusrmenis


Ac ADEMy-o and 15-Thc Old Homestead.
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES-At E\hloi'o,.
ANRERG THEATRE-o-The Best Cure or nervous
s-Paradlso Lost
pIJOU THEATRE,-2 and S-A Texas Steer
CASINO-o and .I5-Poor Jonathan
COLUMBUS THEATRI-2 and : :l1-A SHeh' l"iNioi'
DAI,Y,S THEATRE and :15-The Last "oio'
rDEN MUSEE-Otero and Wax Tabeaus'
GARDEN THEATRE and S-Sun,et ana Dr. bui
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, and slater on
HAMMERSTEIN's HARLEM OPERA HoCoE-0'
A Man OF the World and Aunt Jack
pFREMANN'S THEATRE 10 and SS0-Herrmshn'
JuDGF BI'ILDING-10 a. m to 10 p. m.-Chari'y Doi'
Show.
KOSTFR & BIAL'S-o and SCsrmencita
IYCFI-M THEATRE ard s :3o-Thc Idier'
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE and S;3O-A fSir VI
Spectacles and After. Thoughts.
METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE-2-Loheerh'
MINERS FIFTH AVENUE THLATl'l'-2 ana o-'o'"
Of Arc
NEW PARK THEATRE and S11-NaudeNlIe'
NIRLO'S GARDEN and s-My Aunt Bildg't
PALMER'S THEATRE and 15-The Middieman'
pROCTOK,s 23D.ST. THEATRE and 1o-Meh anu
Women.
STAR THEATRE and S-Thc Senator
TONY PASTORS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
rSIoN SQUARE THEATRE ard s1o-Ihc county
tsrU.ST THEATRE and e-Blue Jeans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20
PERSON ~.

v,. lain 3 Cough who recently had slight stroke
~, r,rl,s, will , on give up her home, Hillside III
Kov sion near Worcester. Mas
r,.,o,r, Eoo,e,clt Will speak at the meeting Of the
Eo>ton commercial club tonight
t,.rb n Carey and Fr,uci, +. Warren. the new
r.public,n senators from N\"mins az" almost 81 tue
,. ,,, and both have made money IN tex i"'-lE'
.,,,tor carey W., a Delegate from wyoming i"r N'
,,.~ and senator Warren has been Governor 81
,v.i,,, and Mayor # cheyenne. When hc was
,I,,r,,, years old senator Warren began t' make h''
,u u,in, and pay for h- schooling. I' u ''o
.lcnt Of and the chief 'tochhoid'r ~ the warren
live stock Company. which own loo'"o a,rrH , VI
anu ,i ., 600 horse, lie b. about NiA icct TAIL
Ir,,d 'Anuldrred and straight ~ pine
T., order to expose am npo,tor who claims to lee
hi hroth,r SIR Richard Mansfield, the a'"r "
.,,,i, cent a note to Cleveland lawyer sN'n-
-, t,. uo relative, ia thi, country. Wy "ihcr
,,n,-, name wa- Maurice Mansfield. IL dead ~ - WY
| ,,,,hcr y,n,,c maiden name va, Emma h"uer''"r''
1, ,,r,irv c,mpri,cs now only my two bfotIcrN' my
| - ,. ard mysclL My brother FciiN. the eldest re
side, With hi, family IN CHiton' mtat d lives in
( ard Nv sister Margaret Is llaETicu an" nt ,,,
France My Younger brother Is also marrcu 'u'u
! lives in Milan. ltiy''
The death has been announced of the father OF Leon
Gombett, At the age Of eighty years AT MS nome c'
! Nice For some time he had been suffering HOhl
o,cr i'm the stomach. and the severe attack he had
! recently. in CahoYs almost carried HIM away hc "
covered sufficiently however, 10 Journey to Nice ABOUT
- ronth ago and resumed the humble occupation when
he ma, carried since hi, sons death-tlat OIL rear
ING nog,, and lemons and dlsposlng OF thehi 1t i
NOT generally known that the elder Gambetta r'eNod
rohnp undcr hi, sons VIII Of The large sune oi money
thc French patriot reported Ia have left lie hao
nothing except the interest upon his savings ' a gen
c dealer IN Cahoro and What he earned ~ an orange
! grower lie lived very humby with an old s'rVan
,l L ,,.u ma dc the hoNt, ia which the results ot M
I,Lor we're Il, patched and wheeled them hlmNelt II
The station upon Il hand cart. An interesting question
NOW ,rI E. with regard 10 the remains of Leon Hhlh
irta The family tomb situated tai the cemetery upol
! The Ibaaau hill i now full, II contains not ONLY
the l,dy of the patriot. but also those Of his m0he
and aunt. For "a long time pressure has been hfongh
to hrar upon the old man 10 induce him to consent Il
m. renewal of his sons remain, to Paris. and II /
aid ON good authority that he did consent To this pm
nal before his DEATH is therefore. probable tina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-20

Meyerbcer', Prophet which had its first per-
f,rnlance th, season at the Metropolitan opera House
Inst night ,ecms to be the only non-WaSnerian opera
lrolgnt forv Ard thus far which the public look upon
a., attractive The audience gathered 70 hear H. ana
Incidentally To see is pascanty, was larger than any
that ma, been In attendance either Asrael" or ms
Vo..,I Of >ligeth.~ notwithstanding the charm 81
novelty po,,c,cd by those works. In this respect ths
work maintained It's old reputation. Ii has been
ur,ntabl, card ever since German opera was estao'
u,h.d AZ the house in upper Broadway despite ths
fact that II las been more sadly abused than any "ofA
-, The rcpertory Panstakins analysis Of the elements
m l,,t nights performance iustes the belief that IN
some respects dho>c indeed. on which the success Oh
the opera chiefly depends the present FORCES aV u's
Neropoltan are better able 10 do justice to the nus'a
,orc than their prcdces> OF tie last seven years
which l., another way Of saying that the company
.o.taiu, a greater number OF old fashioned No>alstS
than We have been accustomed The honors of 1he
.veniu- were cas is carried OF by Frau NterUoeHe
,yho,, Fd,, was IN all respects most delightful III
pcrsona,ion. equally charming 10 tie eye anu Cur
and full of sympathetic interest. Frau Mleihe Tue
Rerth If the OCCASION sang well and acted acoeptaoy
though convcnonally. Herr Audehus lacked spirit IN
the early part Of the evening. though lie la6ored WIN
,at zeal and deN 81 Ion and SANG IN tune ms a'ttr
quality I'm fact. prevailed IN the efforts OF Az ue
Singers, even the three duahaptist> Noh luoueuc'
BrlrcuS and Nastorfl foregoing their ancient ptc
rn.,.t,'. 80 untlluefulurs> OF Herr Lurias Count
there h, nothing bc said more thtn tlat II Vas IN
different The ballet and the CORONATION scene were
Tho most interesting features of the performance, wnc
suffered from general >lp>hodneNs III tHc Hdt'ei w
tempt and precision