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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
The Mozart Academy

"Id, Water Queen" was presented at the
Academy last night. The show did not reach
plIULr expectation. nor was II generally
commended In point OF excellence by tie
lnfge audience present. IL VIII be repeated
f1l, afternoon and night.
Al niue o'clock This morning tickets VIII
Dc ulaced on sale at The Academy for the en-
pagament Of Frederick Warde and Mrs. ID
- Bowers which commences tomorrow
uisht and continues for the RENE inder OF the
week. Including a saturday matinee. These
l,gD distinguished stars are supported by q
select com pauy OF dramatic artists and one
of the most notable engagements Of legiti'
mate drama Is promised. The repOrtory Il
ns follows: Wednesday. "Gaiba. the Gladia-
fnf.n thursday, "OthellO:" Friday, Henry
Niil.1 saturday matinee. "Nirginius." and
saturday night. Macbeth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
RESCUED AT SEA.
The Norwegian Brig Dovere Sinks in Mid
Ocean.

BALTIMORE, MD, oct. l3.-Ihe steam
ship Barrowmore from Liverpool, arrived
here last night, having on board nine ship
wrecked men. They were Captain Mueller
and the crew Of the N0rwegiau brig D0yere.
They were rescued in az exhausted condi-
ton on October 9TH in mid-occan, and the
D0vere sank soon thereafter. The DOyerc
was bound from Liverpool to Halifax, with
$50 tons of salt, and had been, when
sighted. ont thirty-siX days. \ success
sion Of gales had started nearly every
plank i'm the decks. The pumps had been
working constantly for five days and nights.
and the men had given up hope when the
Bmrowmore appeared. The DOyere was
3;,S tons. and belonged TO J0erger Halyer-
son, Grinstad, Norway. Captain Mueller
reports that on the morning Of September
2lst he passed the wreck of a bark in lati-
ude 47. longitude -, - west. There was
no sign Of life aboard the vessel, nor could
il be seen whether the lle-boats were gone,
as the decks were under water Captain
Mueller thinks that all hands were lost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
FREDERICKSBURG.
rhe Count of Paris Visits the Battle field
of fChancellorsVills.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Oct. l3.-lspe-
cal. The Count Of Paris and his party
arrived here this morning on his tour to
Chancellorsville and Fredericksburg battle
fields. They were met at the station by
Mr.. Rowe. Senator Little, and Captain
C.. Wislar Wallace and escorted to the
Exchange Hotel in carriages, where General
Daniel sickles and son, of New York, were
In waiting. After few moments conyer-
sation the party. accompanied by Mr. Rufus
b. Merchant. left for the battlefield OF
Charlottesville, where they alighted and
took brief survey, and where they we're
photographed. The party then returned to
the city and left for Washington. The dis
tinguished visitors expressed themselves as
greatly pleased with their visit to this city
aud % Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
MATHEWS COUNTY.
Political Discussion Between Messrs. w.
A. Jones and stubbs.

MATHEWS COURTHOUSE, Va, Oct. 49,
Special. MIR. W. A. Jones, the Demo
cratic nominee, and James NJ. Stubbs, indie
pendent candidate for Congress in the First
district, spoke here to large crowd today
Mr.. Stubbs led of first. lie followed hi
same line Of abuse Of the Republican party
and said Baily Browne was the 0fiice-hOld-
ers' candidate and not the peoples.
Mr.. Jones followed in an able ard mas
terly speech in review of the tariff issue
aud completely captiyated his hearers. Al
the conclusion of Mr. Jones speech Dr
Foster presented Mr.. Jones with hand
some bouquet Of flowers III behalf Of the
ladies Of Mathews county. The Democrat,
Of Mathews promise Mr.. Jones tremen
dOus majority.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
FROM [ LHsRLOTTE.
Death Of tho Barber. BarriDger-Demo-
cratic aud Farmer-' Nominations,

Death Oi tho Barber. BarriDger-Demo-
cratic aud farmer-' Nominations,
CHARLOTTE. y. c., Oct. l3.--lspecial.l +
\ special from Lexington tonight says the
negro barber, oscar BaIringer, who was
shot here last Saturday morning by John
McCrary, another negro barber, died last
night from his wounds. McCrary il still al
large, but il is thought he is hiding neal
here, and that be will be captured.
The Democratic Convention that reas
sembled here Saturday nominated W. A
Beck as a candidate for the Legislature IN
place OF L. ;. Leonard, who declined. This
completes the Democratic ticket, and ia,
county canvass begins here on the ljll
instant. All differences between the Ali
ance and the Democrats have been salts
factorily adjusted, and they now say the,
will 20 in 10 win.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
THE MISSING NATlONAuIsTS.
Fruitless Search for Them by the British
Government.

Government.
LONDON, Oct. 13.-The activity 10y the
Government in securing Queenstown for
the missing Nationalists eXcites much rldi-
cule. 1t would be incredibly stupid for
Messrs. O'Brien ard Dillon 70 remain in
Ireland several days after their flight from
Tipperary became known, aud then attempt
to leave the country by one of the regular
steamers route. This is apparent 10 every
one except Government officials, and the
Nationist press are jeering at the police for
their exhibition Of eX post facto vigilance.
EXCITEMENT AMONG LONDON PAUrERs.
In the poorer districts OF London very
tumultuOus scenes are occurring, and there
is great excitement, especially in the city
where superstiti0us paupers refuse % work
because they believe that London IS doomed
10 destruction. Poverty and lawlessness
are daily increasing, and the outlook Is any
thing but pleasant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
Verdict of 81 300 Against the Il. +. and
4. Railroad.

FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Oct. l3.-lSpe-
cial. The interesting law suit of Brooks
Administrative against the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac railroad for 1000
damages, for the killing OF her husband in
March, 1882, Was concluded to-day by the
jury fndir z a verdict in favor Of the plain
tih Tor 81, 800. On motion Of counsel for de-
fendant the verdict was set aside. The
interest in the ease was intense. The jury
ut first stood ten for $500 and two for
) 900, which was finally compromised by
tine verdict as brought in.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14

Special to the Times by the Dunlap Gable Co.
PRAGUE, oct. l3.-lhe city was visited
by another calamity this morning when the
wall of the Karlst bridge, which was partly
destroyed by the last great flood, collapsed
and a party of labOrers were thrown int
the river. Twenty-three Of them wcr,
drowned and the rest were rescued. Many
of them were badly hurt and Captain
Dauch, the superintendent Of the works
lost both his legs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
LYNCHBURG.
Death of the Oldest Resident Of tho Hill
sIfy.

LyNcmBuRG, Va, Oct. I3.-lspecial. r.
Mics Louisa Davis, the Oldest resident OF
this city, died to-day at II o'clock, on Grace
street, aged nincty-six years. Miss Davis
was meruber OF the Society OF Friends
which were among the first settlers OF TINS
city. and used to be large aud prominent
religious order. She was the only one living
of the old stock, but leaves u large circle OF
relatives and friends 70 regret her loss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
THE HARTFORD POSI-.
Its Edition Seized Under the Anti-Loi'
terry Law.

HARTFORD, CONN, Oct. 13.-The iirst
newspaper in this section caught by Wana
makers anti-lottery law is the Hartford
Evening Post. Postmaster Kinney has OF
dered that the entire mail of the paper be
stopped because its Saturday edition con
tanned "a half column advertisement Of tho
Louisiana State Lottery. The publishers
were notified Of this action andwere ad
vised that the paper would be excluded
from the mails hereafter unless the adyer
tisement was omitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
Austrian Minister To Resign.

Special to The Times by Dunlap Gable Co
VIENNA, oct. 13.-The resignation OF
Count Won Taafe, the president Of the Min
istry and Minister Of the Interior is now
only question Of few DAYS. The Counts
enmity to the German Emperor is inter
preted as implying his hatred of the triple
alliance, in which case his withdrawal is a
matter Of absolute necessity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
FROM FOREIGN LANDS.
CURRENT EVENTS BY CABLE
FROM BEYOND THE. SEAS.
Deadlock In the Tipperarv TrIaIs-Ex-
element Among Superstitious Paupers
In London Condition of the King of
Holland-Latest from Abroad.

Especial TO The Times by Dunlap Cable Co. J
TIPPERAR,', oct 12,-The deadlock in the
trial here, owing to the flight Of Mcssrs.
Dillon and O'Brien, continues to-day. Med
ical evidence was given TO show that it
would be impossible for Mr.. OMahony 10
attend for some days, and even when he
was able TO appear he would be subject to
a recurrence Of his illness on account Of the
excitement. Mr. Roman, the prosecutor on
behalf Of the Crown, cross examined the
doctor closely on the real nature Of Mr..
OMahOny's complaint. Mr. Sheehy de-
clared that the conduct Of the court was
barbar0us. The court adjourned until To-
morrow, when the Crown will suggest a
course in order TO enable the proceedings TO
90 on in spite Of the absence Of Mr.. O'Ma-
nOnV.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
To AIcnt iicrc.

The Virginia Press Association will con
ycne i'm Richmond Tuesday. November llth.
The president has arranged with nearly all
the Virginia railroads for transportation
for each mcmbcr and his wife, aud the
same courtesy will be extended 10 those
who desire to join. These passes viii be
sent ONT i'm due time,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
RUBE BURROWS WILL
lie Leaves all Ills Property to His Tw

NEw YORK, Oct. ia special from
Greenyille, Ala, says it is learned from
an authentic source that j. I. Green an
attorney of Brewster, Ale, stated that he
had written "a will for Rube Burrows, and
that II would be made public In due time.
The will leaves all his property, which Is IN
three States, Alabama, Louisiana, ana MIS-
mate put upon the-property is $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
4 PITCHED BATTLE
Between Two Hostile Factions of Ten
Bessee Farmers.

NASHVILLE, TENN, Oct. l3.--A pitched
battle is reported from smithville, Deland
county, yesterday. At Mine Lick, near
smithyiIle, Tom Watson had had several
persons arrested for firing his barn
They were acquitted, but words ensued
between the two factions, which soon grew
into war. Both sides had plenty Of follow
ers. About thirty men and dwomen engaged
in the tight. u Is said that fourteen wert
wounded--twO OF whom may die. The Mine
Lick crowd got the worst OF the battle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
WYTHE VILE.
Brilliant Political Oration NY Hon. John
w Daniel.

Brilliant Political Oration by Hon. John
w. Daniel.
wYrnEvILLE, VA, Oct. i3.-ispeciai.l-
Hon. John w. Daniel spoke here to-day to
IA large concourse OF people, among them
being great many ladies. Daniel
i always attractive as a speaker, hui 10.
day he seemed to surpass himself. Some Of
bis auditors We're heard TO remark that his
discussion OF the issues.beforo the people was
the best effort of any kind they had heard IN
ten Years. lie succeeded in entertaining
the house, and his happy hits were followed
by roond after round OF fapplause. HE allu,
sions 10 the gentleman from PennsyIyanis
rs the opposition candidate To buchanan
was especially well represented,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
VALUABLE WREATH LOST.
Splendid Tribute to the Memory Of tho
Emperor Frederick.

Special TO The Times by Dunlap Cable Co.
BERLIN, oct. 13.-Ihe splendid silver
wreath. valued at several thousand dollars,
which was subscribed for in America and
entrusted to the care of Mr. Charles Gibson
To be deposited i'm tne tomb of the late En-
perOr Frederick. has been lost i'm transit.
Mr.. Gibson dined with the Emperor William
in POtsdam on Saturday.
PORTUGAL Us. ENGLAND.
Portugal has made a final effort 10 enlist
the sympathy and influence Of Germany
against England in the treaty and negotia
tiOns now pending between the latter cOun
try and PORTUGAL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
The King of Hollands Condition.

THE HAGUE. oct. l3.-At a consultation
held between the royal physicians ana two
members of the Cabinet today il was de-
cided that the condition OF the King Of llol-
land was such as TO unit him for longer
reigning over the Kingdom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
FRENCH STATESMAN DEAD.

Monsieur Calmon, a prominent French
politician and life senator. died to-day.
He was a member Of Monsieur Ihiers' gov
ernment of 1871, directly after the war
being under.secretary Of State. As Minis
ter of Interior, a year later, lac signed the
decree expeling Prince Napoleon Monsieur
Calmon, who in politics was moderate
Republican. was cousin of Monsieur COus.
tans, the present Minister of the Interior.
His essays on William Pitt and on English
finance are very highly praised, and es-
teemed even i'm England.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
THROUGHOUT VIRGINIA.
SUICIDE OF AN INSANE MAN IN =
NORFOLK HOSPITAL.


Messrs. Jones and stubbs-Interestipg
Events Over the state.
NORFOLK, VA, Oct. l3.-Ispecial.l DR..
Francis u. Mickle, OF Baltimore, committed
suicide at the Hospital Of st. Vincent dc
Paul, in this city, some time between y
O'Clock last night and daybreak this morn
ing by hanging himself. DIR. Mlckie hed
bsen patient at the hospital for some tlme'
and was wildly insane. After his nurse
had locked him in his room last night
he tore a strip from the sheet on the
bed he was to occupy, made hangman's
knot in one end, put it around his neck, and
standing on "A chair tied the other end 10 the
transom over the door. Then he kicked the
chair from under him and strmgled 10
death. When the body was discovered aud
cut down this morning life had been eXtinct
for some time. Father Mickle. OF cape
Charles. Va. a brother OF the deceased, ar
rived in Norfolk tonight, and Will take
charge Of the body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
SOCIETY OF AMERlCANlSTS
Informal Meeting Held Yesterday I'm
Pafis-Its Objects.

Especial 10 The Times by Dunlap Cable Col
PARIS, Oct. l3.-The Society Of Amer-
cansts held an informal meeting today,
when DIR. Brinton, professor in the Univer-
sty of Pennsylvania. one OF the vice
presidents. was in the chair. Tomorrow the
members of the Society Will be received BY
the Municipal Council at the Hotel de
Vile. ON Thursday President CarnOt
granted private audience to Prince Roland
Bonaparte, one of the presidents OF the So
ciety, and has extended an invation TO the
delegates. The object Of the SOcietyis the
study of the early history and ethnography
Of all parts of America, which it pretend,
was known to the Chinese long before It's
DISCOVERY hy Columbus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14

Major Mclean, receiver OF taxes In New
York, reports that the amount Of money
paid into his hands ior city taxes during he
past week amounts " ~, 100, 100.
Colonel John u. fellows tonight eecepeed
The Tammany nomination for consrees h
the sixth district.
Isabella Bergen, thirty years old, horen1o
insane this morning, and tried 70 tAeow ~
seIf ffom the window Of her bome. No. Dell
Third avenue. Her husband caught ~ -
,he arm and held her suspeeded out e ~
window until = policeman, By meepo y =
ladder, rescued hsN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14

a Wall street news agency sends out the
following: There has been some good buy
ing OF Richmond Terminal within the last
few days. IL is intmated that there IL
possibility that the Louisville and Nashville
may be seeking control. because 1t IL known
that people In this interest were negotiating
for block Of the stock at the time the new
ishIe was made.v
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14

Earnings: Norfolk and Western, first
week in October. 1890, Sl56, 6,0Gl; first week
in October, 1889, sli7.335: Increase. $3.50.
Chesapeake and ohio, first week In October,
1880, Sl5j, lsl; first week in October, 1889,
sl3s,G7i; increase, SlJ,jJ7. East Tennessee,
Virginia. and Georgia, fourth week In Sep
tember, lsoO, : ~. .I22: fourth week In Sep
tember, 1879, SlGI 500; increase, $i5.0tj:
month Of September, lssi. s0T0,C05; month
Of september. 1879, $aSs, ~; increase, sil6.-
1913. Georgia Central (nei), month OF An
gust, 1880, $las. $50; month of August, lsso,
So, ,0us; increase. $14,2i2.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14
SIMMONS Pleads NOT GUILTY.

James A. simmons, indicted for aiding
and abetting General Peter j. Clausen In
embezzling the securities OF the Sixth Ma
tional Bank, appeared before Judge Bene-
diet to-day in the United states Circuit
Court, aud pleaded not guilty TO the indict-
ment. with leave 10 withdraw the plea next
Monday, when the case will be called for
| trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-14

state senator T. Swearngen, OF Concord,
Iowa. committed suicide by shooting himself
through the heart. financial difficulties
were the cause Of the act.
Zen business houses In the centre OF Usage
Ci,y, Kansas were destroyed by fire yester-
dlV.
five youths Of kllicott City, Maryland,
have been arrested charged with numerous
assaults and thefts which have recently been
committed They are believed to belong 10 a
gang which have committed several desper-
ate acts on freight trains on tue Baltimore
and ohio railroad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
6hyIsck-

The sealing capacity Of the Usiasisn
church vas 6.Ied fast evening With the "a.
dience that came - listen TO the Rev.
James r. AppiebIe in Lis fsrs ofs series
Of lecsarers. The subjstt vss Shy lock. "
His corcep:ios Of the execratsd J.w vas
uniqae sn3 carrisd vi b il ~ important u =
500 both Of which could be viv.dty in
pressed on the miads Of his hearers, how
ever much ia csrisi1 rssrse.s they differ Is
regards the eoeaspslon- To portray Shy
I,fksss person a. much ,inntd ass.ns: &
shining ard 10 Ant 10 tina. most despisse I.
character roiils;y typical Of hi.
rsc. AID only yielding 70
the inssf able = salts Of The circumstances.
in which he sss piscea. "a Indeed unique,
but - aeIines.ed aad msds vivid by the
foe bisnionic ard logical posers Of the
speaker. bseims most plausible. The
speaker coDtsndsd that 70 one csa'd fore
tell snesher's future, however mach they
might ksow Of him. That future would,
10 grea. MEASURE, be the result Of nsn's
sciIoss towards him. 10 Ast1nio he saw
the perfect type Of the persecutins
Christian, add Ia Shyleek the IL
sy.tstIe results Of sacb persecution.
Attosi1 the kindeti Of men toward his
frienis ard those who believed ~ he d.a.
yet mose bitter against the Jews who be-
Iievsd ~ be did rot. # IL lmpassib,e In
brief space to fsthom out the terror sgalrs,
bisotry and Intolerance that the speaker
believed IL was staksspesre's purpose to
teach In tie play, the Merrhan. Of Ven.
Ice # should be sad. however. that tie
lecture was one Of the finest ever given in
the city. Natures Nobility" (Dicken,.
IectursJ. all be the sa' iecs Of Mr.. Apple
bees lecture At the Unitarian church this
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

Tonight, Thursday evening", ia the last
arpesrarc e in Portland Of that new society
drama Reckless Temple written by
Msn. ice BARRYMORE ard staged for the
frat time Moniay evening Manager j. NJ.
IiIll selt ctei Portland for the initial per-
formanee Of ,he Few play anil the results
OF his god Judgment a-e already seea in
the favorable criticism the play has
already rece wed. The piece is a novelty in
dramatic voek. WI ten rPon liEes entire'y
rev. It tells bu; siseie story, but tells
tAst stoi progressively, consistently and
lamiaOu.lF. From the ve'y rising of the
curtain, the intervs. Ct the audience is
enlisted. With each succeeding scene the
interest becomes more intense until the
cur.sia of the tAitd act, where there is one
of tn, NEST pronounced ciimsxes in ORA
matte il era.u-e The eth act is poem II
cen solatioa AMI rssssursncs. The play
hs. the added value of motive. The
suth,r has started with the iof,s atterp, Of
estAolisli-g the simple truth that no wrong
can he 5, ersat. but its pardon viii be
greater; shn redemption belongs some
place this side ef eternity and that no man
can be so dsp.svsd but the touch of some
womsu's hand v i'll accomplish his salvation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

Me.srs. Melvin and Shields Of Green's
Landing, Deer Isle, have contracted to build
n tre.kwster at Bar Harto'. They will
get ths If store st Green's Laudios and con-
vey is 10 Bar Ha,bor bv lighters. They
hive taken TIE job for $500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
AMUSEMENT ).

The Two Headed Nightingale Company
of which the famous two-headed girl is the
central. bu. by co meaus the only attraction
will appear at Granite Halt next Mondsy
and Fue5dIy evenings, and for the ladies'
ard children on Tue slAy AFTERNOON To
say that an accomplished lady with two
heads does in reality exist would appear
almost fabulous. hut We have the testi
mony Of the Lewiston Journal Of Tuesiay
last in half column rot;ce, which states
that DIR. Picker, DR. Small, DR.. Martel,
Dr. Dumont, Or. Matte and others Of
Lewiston a, well as the reporters testfy to
her geuuiseness The Auburn Gaz stte
also speaks of this wsnder as follows;
"Milie Christ ne. the tso-headed girl
row at Mnsi Hall has been called tbs
eighth wonder of the world. AMI not with
out reason. She il certainly the most
remarkable freak of nature thsterer visited
Lewiston. Two separate and distinct heads,
four arms and shoulders are united about
half way between the shoulders and hips
and below that pcin, blendc,l into one b rdy
She has four legs, two OF which can he
used independently Of the other two. AIRY
impression upon her body or limbs below the
point Of inneture is fels by both heads. but
above the joining {, felt Only by the b. adj on
the side touched. At the private reception
Yesterday afternoon she sang 8 song showing
A sweet voice. well cultivated, and dsneei
= wal Z. She is irtelligen. and apparently
happy and ecn.eut,d, Dutiag thu reeep-
tioA one head talked in EDgii'h with one,
visitor. wbi.e the other talked French with
another It,hould be clearly understood
that she Is in no sense a moastro,ity that il
unplsasirg to the sight but quite the con
trarv Her faces are quite good looking
aud she ems to erj9y life fully as much
as ordinary mortais with bat one head. The
company with her IL 3 very sood ore, and
the entertainment given is well worth hear
ing, aside from the appearance of the most
Woodruff human being living
On Monday afternoon sill the physicians,
clergymen, ei y officials, school teschers,
and members of the press of Augusta, are
invited to be presen; at q private reception
at Grsuite Hall, for their especial and ex-
elusive benefit, when they will be personsl-
" presented to the eighth wonder of the
world Monday ard Tuesday evenings and
Tuesday afternoon the same viii be ter
dered 10 the general pubic with s geand
entertainment iuto the bargain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23
Good Tsmpiars' Eai srtsinmes..

There was a good sized attendance at the
Coed Tempiars' entertainment last evening
II Golden Cso,s Hall. The various num-
hers on The programme were we'll rendered
and much enjoyed by the audience. An
excellent oyster supper vas served after
the evenings entertainment was over Fol
losing is the full programme as given.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-23

A drunkeu man tried to run away fsor,
al Ulcer 90 Cony sheet yesterday astsr-
moan AID in doing 80 rsn plump into the
anp'e embrace Of Street Commissioner
Savage ana vas there detained till the ei,i-
Ger caue up and took the prisoner off to
the lookup