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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
PETERSBURG.
Pastoral Cbarge-rhe Hebrew fair-Raii
road suit.

PErERsBURG. VA, Nov l-Rey.
Mr. Berry, who for some time past has had
pastoral charge Of the two Disciple churches
in Dinwidde county. has resigned TO accept
call To "a church nj Wytheville. lie has
made a most faithful pastor. and his people
part with him with great reluctance.
Mrs. W. III. Harris, Of Prince George county.
who was thrown from "a buggy on Lombard
street "A few days ago and so seriously injured,
Is improving. Ever since the accident Oc-
CURED Mrs. Harris has been connned 10 her
bed.
At the Hebrew Fair last night Miss Hannah
Cohen was voted the most popular young
lady In the city. The prize. "A silver TASK.
voted the most 20 ular physician. was won
by Dr. Mark W Pcyser, physician in charge
OF the Retreat fer the sick In Richmond. The
prize, a handsome shaving case. voted the
most popular lawyer, was won by captain
Francis r. Iassiter. The net receipts from
the Fair will amount I'm the neighOorhood OF
81 800 I he proceeds are 10 be appropriated
to the erection Of a parsonage for she raDbl OF
The suit of tieasley against the Petersburg
CRYSTAL Ice Company for $50 damages mas
been settled tO the satisfaction OF all parties
Mr.. \. l.. Fittz. who for years bas been an
auctiOneer here. died this morning of con-
sum- ption. sitter lingering illness.
The suit Of McnOWoll's administrators
against the Norfolk ana Western Railroad
Company for $4,000 Damages Is being tried
Ia Lyncnburg. Mcdowell, who W 5 a resi-
dent of chesterfield county, was killed I'm
collision netr Concord station.
he Board OF Visitors OF the Virginia Nor
NAL and Collegiate Institute held meeting
nj the Institute to-day. and after transaeting
some routine business elected Addie Pom
dexter. Of Louisa county. a teacher I'm the In
stitute Interesting addresses were made by
Hon John r.. Massey, MIR. Wallace, of FRED
ericksburg. ana MIR G q. Watkins, Of Peters
burg Among those I'm attendance upon the
meeting ws MIS-. John r. Massey. The
Board inspected the grounds and buildings,
and found them IN good order.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
Marriage of Mr.. Meyer Klrsch and Miss
sadie Marcusc.

The marriage of Miss Sadie Marcuse 20 Mr..
Meyer Kirsch last night at the synagogue
Beth An ibah at 7:3O o'clock was one Of great
briiliancy The beautiful and impressive
ce.em0ny Of the jewish Church was per-
formed by Rabbi Harris, The nflair was
termed a yellow wedding, and the deCora-
lions OF the church were all OF that color.
over the pulpit was large arch Of yellow
chrvsant hc NUNS, and suspended from its
centre was "a huge fOur-lrai clover made OF
the same flowers, beLo0th which Their ttOth
was plighied.
The oro vi Of fr ends who were anxious 10
witness the ceremony WIS 50 great tlat II
was impossible for all 10 gain admission into
the synagogue, and hundreds were turned
away nom the door.
At The appointed hour the bridal party
entered. First were elght ushers' Messrs
Ike Marcuse and Munro Levy. Leroy Mittel-
dotfer and Milton j. Stuus, Leroy Hutzler
and Henry = IiutZler, Milton Marcuse and
Jake We'll. Following these were four
bridesmaids. dressed In white, Win yellow
trimmings and each carrying In her hand a
large bunch OF yellow chr, santhemums tied
with yellow ribbon. They we're Misses Ro-
salie MitteldOrfer and Marion Levy, sara
NJ Hutzler and sara NJ. StTaus. Then the
maid Of honor, Mis- Rachel kirsh. who was
followed by the bride leaning on the arm OF
her father. Mr.. Jonas Marcuse, and they were
met at the aliar by the groom and his be 81
man, Mr. Alex. j. Marcus0. In coming out of
the Guultn llt hfutl WIS tituItu. AND
usheis being in ttOnt and two In the rear.
4 ne bride ana groom. the maid Of houor. the
best man, and each OF the bridesmaids walk
ing with one Of the ushers.
Alter leaving the church the bridal party
and immediate relatives Of the family took
carriages nd drove 10 the residence OF the
| bridc's father and Mr.. Isaac Held, which are
adjoining, on second street, near Clay.
! There au excellent supper was served by
/ Caterer MOosta. The double parlOrs OF Mr..
| Marcuse's were brilliantly lighted and four
| long tables were spread These were beau
TRULY decorate q and filed 20 the utmost ca
| pacity with every delicacy which the city
| could bring forth.
The pariors In Mr. Held's house were
cleared foT dancing, and supper was scarcely
| finished before nimDle feet be ran u move
| over the houses in every nook and corner
1 were bright and happy faces and the merry
laugh and lively chatter mingled sweetly
win the stains OF the VlOlins.
Inc bride and groom LETT OF the l;4b train
| this morning on the Danville rOad for 8
southern tour Of several weeks. Among The
/ visitors from q uis ancs were Mr.. and Mrs
| D. sailor OF Philadelphia. MIS-. StrOOck, Mr.
Myer SlrCOck and Mr.. Moses siroOck D
| New York and Miss ida Marcuse OF Sar
/ Francisco.
Ihe presents were rare and numerous. bu
/ the bride appreciated most those from he
/ sunday school scholars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
Masonic Sotes.

Amity Lodge No. 20. a. f. and A. NJ. had
It's regular stated communication last night
az Iaube's Han, Broad street, Worsbil lful
Richard Wagener In the East
A prominent and popular business citizen
was admitted To the degree Of +. \. The
lodge passed "A resolution 10 unite with other
Virginia lodges In furnishing the Masons
Orpha ms liOme with splendid life size por-
trait OF Captain Albert G.. BabcOck. the friend
ana patron If Virginia Masonic orphans
The movement was originated I'm Henrico
Union Lodge. No. 1870, short time since
Capta n BaDcOck has SHOWN nis faith 10y nis
works. aud deserves most certdinly this
tribute both TO his manly ana Masonic wOrtn
:. McGeOige Fisher. r. sq, having resiPned
the position Of District Deputy Grand Master
for the Seventh District, held ny him for the
last ur years, william Ryan, OF Temple
Lodge. 40. q, this city, was recommended tc
the Grand Lodge as his succ' ssOr, ana highly
commended - a pains taking, exemplary
and indeIitigable member Of the ancient and
honorable craft.
Am ng the members Of Amity lodge
which was started some twenty years since
By General Waller &. NcwDegry, al Chicago
and brother OF Commodore Glllis, Of the
United ~tatcs navy, a~e Prof Herbert II
Harris, OF Richmond College. and Rev.
William Jones, ID. ID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
a DELIGHTFUL GERMAN.
Pleasant Hours at Bslvidere Hall-so-
cieiy Notes.

clelN NOttrs
A german that could not be surpassed IN
briniancy occupied The social boards OF the
Belvidere Hall last evening, The star-lll,
balIny night made IL seem almost like one OF
the mid summers night dreams or pleasure,
and as many OF the couples meandered 10 ana
from It's entertainment in preference todfly-
ing 10 was far from the usual way OF atienu-
ing The germans when the season In wlniry
enough In period and climate 10 make furs
and "A carriage &c essity. comfort. and pru-
dence.
The large number Of fair strangers present
added much 10 the charm Of the occasion, as
they ever do. The german was very grace
fully led, with various new and pretty hg
ures, by Mr.. Reid Hobson.
Among the married ladies' VINO graced the
affair as chaperones were Mrs. Archer An
derson Mrs. clement &. McPhail, Mrs. td-
ward &. Mayo, Mrs. A. Is. CamC, Mis-. George
Ross. Among the others present were Miss
Brown. Of Baltimorei Miss Mcintosh,
Of Baltimore; Miss Barrett, MISS
Iita Fleming Miss Taliaferro. Mrs
Cateshy Jones OF ~ Paul, Miss Helen Cam
eron Miss Columbia rayes. Mrs. THOMAS y.
carter, Mrs. Charles T.. smith, Mrs. +. ID. 1.
Nyers, Jr., Misses Elise Williams, Mary An
derson. Jessie Fauntleroy, virgie brock,
Evie Walker. Helen stringfellow, Gay Cas-
lNe Frances Scott, Meta Potts. Florence
Mckinney, May Bapghman,. Mary cullen.
judith Darlington. Jennie Norman, Lena
Cook. Annie Hammer, Bessie Martin. Mary
Anderson, and others.
some OF the gentlemen present we e.
e,srs holland, sheppard, Lea, carson
Miller, Myers. Carter, smith, Mayo. Haskins'
Anderson. Potts Palmer, HoOson. Archer,
Peasants, Wiley, Coles, stacy, scott Ihom,
ason, Atkinson. Dimmock, Drs. Iunn ana
Darlington. -,
The kichmond german will give It's enter
tainment on Thursday evening. NOV emOer
oOth instead of Monday evening as they
could not procure the hall for that their
regular time.
Miss Rose Gordon, Baltimore belle, a
great fayorite IN richmond, Is now the guest
OF Mrs James Peasants,
Miss Margaret Mcintosh and Miss Brown
OF Baltimtre, are visiting Mrs. Joseph X.
Anderson.
Miss Lutte Peasants leaves Richmond on
Thursday for New York, and will sail fof
Europe saturday, 22d.
Miss Bagby Miss Brock and Miss Barrett,
OF Georgia, have gone To Atlanta, Ca, to
visit Mrs. knowles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
SOUTHERN IMMIGRATION.
Mr.. q. W. B. Hale Issues an Address Re-
garding the Convention.

In accord with resolutions eman8ting from
the Southern Inter-States immigration Con-
vention held at Montgomery. Ala, on De-
cember y. 1888. General Manager r. y.
Chiffon has called a second convention,
composed OF like delegates appointed
by the same authority. TO convene
In AsheVllle, y. C., December IL, 1880. the
call embracing delegates from the states OF
Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, he =
lucky. Missouri. Arkansas, Tennessee, North
carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas. and
the territories of >ew Mexico and Arizona.
The purpose OF the Montgomery convention
was to secure the united and harmonious ac-
lion OF all the southern states In the matter
Of added population and capital for the
south" Much has been accomplished, and
the prospects are that the move made ut
Montgomery will result In the speedy deyel-
Opment Of the South's great resources. SO
important Will he the influence Of this second
convention upon the prosperity and growth
OF the south, that IL should impel every ofli-
cial to whom this call is directed TO take such
prompt and effective action as will result In
q grand snd influential convention.
Mr.. G.. w. Il. Hale, executive committee
man for Virginia, has issued an address on
this subject, In which he says 'Several
Governors, many leading officials Ofrallroads.
and representative newspaper-men, and
Other prominent persons have signiied their
intention ia be present II is .elieved many
roads will give free transportation 10 dele
gates over their respective lines. and the
passenger associations OF the country are at
work 10 secure verv low rate OF transporta-
tion. Ashegille oilers Tree accommodations
I'm many respects as 10 pleasure, and very low
rates at all Of her fine hotels. She provides
free a large hall and promises banquet.
drives. &c. The convention Will be OF
vast importance to every condition In
the South, and TO the progressive city, town,
corporation, or real estate agent offers an un-
paralleled opportunity for putting Ia effect
I've work Tor themselves and their localit es
Many Of the States, through their Governors,
have appointed their full quota Of -tate dele
gates II is therefore urged that every city
town, and other authorized appointing power
appoint their delegates at once. Every state
/ the South and every enterprise will try 10
stand head at this great convention. which
has for It's purpose the advertisement OF the
~outh-:he greatest country in the world.
let IL not be said that Virginia is behind In
"a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
GENERAL SATISFACTION OVER
The M. e. CONFERENCE.
Heavy Receipts and Brisk Sales OF To-
bacco-The Rush to Bedford-Esoite-
ment In Salem over Liquor selling-Re-
ports From the State at Large.

ports From the State at Large.
LYNCfrBURG, VA, Nov. IS Special -
The Methodist ministers have nearly all left
us. The changes in appointments have
been greater than ever before, but general
satisfaction seems to prevail.
The tobacco market, which has been very
light since the early spring, got a whoop
on itself to day and filled up all the ware
houses. The various yards were full OF the
big covered wagons loaded to the top
boards with the weed, and the same state
of affairs will doubtless be repeated to-
morrow. The sales, which commenced at
. A. NJ. and continued at two warehouses
at the same time until Il. NJ, when "A re-
cess was taken until 2:30 i. NJ. sales were
then resumed, and continued until about
o'clock. The total amount sold was about
two hundred and fity thousand pounds,
most Of which came by wagons rom the
surrounding counties. Some bright stock
was also offered. Shipping brought from
s. to $l3 per hundred weight, and all grades
sold at fair prices. The Alliance ware
house led to-day in the amount sold. having
all their available floor space occupied.
A special train of sleepers arrived on the
Norfolk and Western road this morning
Containing two hundred and fifty capitalists
from Norfolk, Richmond, and Petersburg
bound 10 Bedford City. Five sloepers also
arrived on the Virginia Midland road bear
ing other capitalists from Boston. Washing
ton, and Baltimore. The eleven sleepers
were made up into one train, freight en-
CINE attached, and left section of No. b..
All of these gentlemen went 10 Bedford
City to attend the sale in progress there to-
day and to continue tomorrow. Most OF
our real estate men and IA number OF our
capitalists went up on train 10.
Salem is all torn up through an inyesti-
CATION by the grand jury of wholesale liquor
selling in violation of the law. About a
hundred witnesses were before that august
body yesterday, and number OF lndict-
ments will be handed down shortly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
Forty Hours, Devotion.

Beginning at $50 O'clock this morning tue
Little Sisters OF the Poor will begin their an
nuaI forty hours OF devotion service. The
exercises will be opened with high mass. con
Quoted by Father N cCarthy. During the entife
will be exposed. The service viii be con-
Quoted with great conservation, and constant
prayers will be offered by the participators.
Although the old people who inmate tils
home are OF all denominations. nearly all OF
them will engage In the devotional service.
The service Will close Friday afternoon AT
o'clock. The Home for Aged Women is one
OF the most worthy instisutions In the couiis
Iry. and is admirably conducted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
FREDERICKSBURG.
The Old Town Waking Up and Shaking
or lis Letbargy.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA, Nov. lS.-lSpe-
cial. alurday last our streets were literally
crowded with country people-to an extent
"a has not been witness Il before for years.
The attraction that brought them tnltnet
was the boom now pefNddlng the Town ana
its immed ate surrounding country IN the
sale OF zeal estate and the deNelopmeht OF
manufacture Of every knd In the city. TWO
organized companies are engaged IN me
work with marked success. ana the proDa-
biiities are that the old 'puig VIII
in the near future lift itself nom the ashes Of
almost two centuries 10 shed bright lustIe
ON the pages OF the cOmmetcial history ana
enterprise Of the country. IL Is authentlcal
that the firm OF Petvy x 6arheld, OF battle
Creek. Michigan, lar-e real estate agents,
will move their scat Ofbusiness here IN a few
weeks: and that also from that place large
wood wol king manufacturing establishment
will also move their plant here. Inc lnhus
try Is one of the largest IN ne state OF Mlcll-
gan In the manufacture OF doors, SASH,
Blinds. etc.
A few days since at "A meeting Of the Fred
ericksburg StTeet-RallrOad Company, ap OHrf
10 purchase the same by the ffedeilckspufs
Det telOpment Company was accepted, 8nd m
"A few days the work will commence 10 build
the track and put the road IN operation. III
IA also well authehticai ed here mat the De-
velOpment Company Will close one Gay this
week The purchaae ofthe " MRler-roWer Noiii Y,
papy i'm thus city, owned by Mr. mes X.
Clarke, Of baltimore, Md, Tor ssvsnty thou-
sand dollars.
Ihe Vineyard lot, near the kssmore prop
ertv sold a year ago for 5000; was sold Ia The
last few days by its owner. Mr.. }. W. adams,
10 Messrs W. l. Slaughter and X. B. Mer'
chaut. f.r 81, 700, Again, ir stafford, near
this city, few days since, Mr. setn
l.. wig sold a portion OF ms iarln
| To Mr.. Allen, Of Michigan, for
| SD 900. Mr.. Allen proposes TO devote his
Staff rd land 30 stock raising purpose ;
az Il will commence building IN the next lew
days. Ihc development OF minerals IN thls
and the adjoining counties Is creating gfea
| excitement. Parties Interested IN s|ch
properties from the North and far Wes' nave
| pas, ed through this city in the last lew Week
| 10 those sections Of country, W IN tne view
| OF prospecting, and many OF them unneslta-
tingly report indications exceedingly halter'
| Ing
ii may be truthfully said that things are on
| a boom in this section the LORDS Nlne'
yardD at last. Our hotels are being crowded
/ with guests from abroad every day, capitai
lists from the North and West, looking altel
fredericksburg property au1 that OF It's sur
rounding country,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
WILLIAMSBURG.
Suit Against the {. and q. Railroad Con
cert-Personai.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Nov. 1s-.Speciall- r.
Judge Edmund Waddll was here yesterday
looking towards the institution of a suit for
$4,000 OF damages again I the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway for the killing o. { ii. Het
ner r, Gently at The bridge over Waller sire ct
\ Quartette from the Richmond Glee lui
will piya "a concert here at Cameron Hall on
saturday night next for the benefit OF the
Williamsburg branch OF the Colonial Society
The entertainment viii be under The man
agement Of Mr. James y Valentine. president
OF tine Club
CAPTAIN John =. Wise. OF New York, ha'
been here several days on n cunning trip
ana has been very successful m bagglng the
tOOthsome quail
Rev. Charles y. Williamson, OF Lexington
XIV. who has been down at Norfolk engaged
ina a series OF meetings. was here yeste day
en- route 10 his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19

,-h, r-s uiar Mozart musicale Occurs this
e.. giur. instead Of next Monday; me
.... ,oC Qua rtette Of Washington. Will ap-
i..r Th', qu. trtctte is composed OF Birdie
IIr, 4 Nuts. Jessie Harvey Magruder'
I.I.I. Miller. Ia enry Kaiser. with the we'll
In.au 'rOfcssOs Blschon' accOinpahiS' i"'
program mels es follows: o..,...
Ng.rfu-.. Haf vest Home, Amateur Oiches-
.n. Ou.nefte BUpugg Song (BenedlclG
.., iorol.y lLlsz.). BRGie Harvey Mute;
sung. Noueyer 'Maiteih ~. Miller; trlo:
81. ..r,,,d Eeis,,. song. SOgnai lschira), Jes-
t, Harvey Maei udeT; seJecti9p, Martina sii,
lobaui Amateur Orchesiia, d.st, run. 's.
h.r Not lBalfej Mis-. Nnie MIs' @ Mag rII2sit. ,I,tiI.
,, sunset buck. } u 1,.. 9asftette, Good
N flt Beloved (PinsutiJ
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
DANViLCE.
sale ofthe Sew River Railroad Confirmed.
Tobacco Sales.

DANvILLE, VA, Nov Special. The
Unlied states Circuit Court, Judge Hugh T..
Bond presiding opened here tins morning
Judge Berryman Greene, special commission
er reported TO the court that under - former
decree he had sold the Dauyille and NeW
River railroad 10 j. Wilcox Brown. agent,
for the sum Of $500 900, and asked cOntrln0-
ton Of the sale. bere was no objection, ana
the court ordered decree confirming ine
sale and directing the commissioner 10
make deed To J. Wilcox Brown o. such
person or persons as he may designate.
1he purchaser under the code has right
To change the name or the road,
and at his request the commissioner was IN
structed TO deed the property as the DanVllle
and Western railway. The Richmond ana
Danyille railroad is the real purchaser OF the
property, and Will At once rake possession OF
the line, broaden the gauge 10 stuart, Va,
and build from there 10 WilkshofO. y. G., con
Meeting at that point with their present line
10 Bristol. Tenn. IL will thus complete IT'S
long cherished Western connection ana out
let TO the coal fields OF The southwest, and
have, in connection with the Atlantic ana
DanVille. q parallel line with Its Old enemy,
the Norfolk ana Western.
General William a. Payne. OF washington,
counsel for the Virginia Midland: Captain 4.
NJ Black kford, Of Lynchburg, counsel for the
Richmond snd Danville and trustee OF The
Danville and Sew River; captain Frank T..
Clark. OF Baltimore. counsel Tor lhe New
River bOndhOlders: X. G.. II. kcane, OF Lyme =
burg. representing other bondhOlders. and j..
Wilcox BroVn. the original purchaser OF the
road were ~ attendance upOr the cOuit
looking after their respective interests.
The leaf tOSacco breaks are larger than
have been known In this market for year,.
Every warehouse is crowded with the le (.
and there are more wagons standing on the
outside than were ever seen here at one
time. The probability Is that two million
pounds Of leaf will be sold here this week.
The body OF Mr.. Frank r. Patrick reached
here from New York tonight. and VIII be
taken 10 the residence Of his uncle, Major W.
+. Sutheilln. tomorrow morning.
The members Of the three Methodist
churches I'm this city are delighted with The
appointments made by the Conference. The
North Danville people are greatly dlsap-
pointed tnat Or. Peters was not returned To
Them. but think they have done well in Sc.
curing Rev. Oscar LittletOn.
In the United states District Court TO day
torty.six cases OF Illicit dstilling and like
Offenses were disposed OF. only three con
ylctions were recorded The case against K.
A. Patterson charged with rObDing the Norih
Danville postOfiiGe, was dismissed on motion
OF the District Attorney. There are TWO nun
III ed and thirteen cases on the docket.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
1he Racing Record.

The following were the winners at the Lin
den races yesterdas:
First race, threc-quaftcfs or mile, handl-
cap-Chesapeake won; CynOsure second, Hub
3. third. Time l:lSl4.
second race. seven-elghths Of a mile. for
beaten hOrses-AiaJOr Ialy won; Y second.
BallstOn third. Time :344.
Third race, one mile, handicap-Nevada
won; Badge second, chesapeake third. Time
14634.
Fourth race, five and a half furlOngs. SELL
ing-Gienbrlar won; Repent second, Dictum
third. Time l:1l.
Fifth race, uye-eghths Of a mile, selling
emOn blossom won; Ruth second. Alma
(nlly) third lime l:Oi34.
Sixth race, one mile, handlcap-lIuD :.
won: Eurus second, Now-Or-Never third.
Time I:l7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19
LAUNCHING THE MAINE.
The Operation Witnessed by Thousands
of Spectators,

BROOKLYN. n. Y. Nov. 1s-As early as
O'Clock this morning invited guests began to
enter the navy-yard and 10 TAXA their places
on the staging that had been built b. accom-
date them Ia Witnessing the launch of the
great arm0red cruiser Maine. Just after ~
O'Clock secretary Of the Navy Tracy arrived
with his party. and VAS received by all the
officers OF the yard. The nnal prepration Cor
launching the Maine were begun. and short
ly after noon. amid the cheers OF the thou
sands Of speetators. and the music OF tho
Yard band, The big cruiser started down the
incline, As she did so Miss Wilmerdine. q
niece Of Secretary Tracy, broke u bottle OF
champane over the bow and oaristened tn q
vessel. Fifty thousand people witnessed the
launching.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-11-19

Charming Lolita, the g.'ea, est suole,se
ia'pfiic with her own sex u. u.pon 'hS Al, NJ ,he
.n stage. viii occupy the bOai ',i us VI ~, w.,
Mozart Academy Of Music tO-mOi W" ,tas.'a o."
) Jay nights aud az the saturday IA "sihos a. -
in most attractive repertOry. The laO = III, Ia
surrounded herself with an exception a. ~,
hue supporting company, embracing c. -. "a
ianA, condolences ana singers OF got
iaine. LOtias host Of friends viii undOubt
tiIf ifn out On inasse 10 welcome her al
tirn appearance. The sale of tickets for her
engagement wlll commence al the box once
VI. mOrnImg. and a large "taken rs assured.