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United States Trust Co., Trustee.

The General Mortgage dated May l. 1882 under which
the bonds offered issued covers all the railway
property and franchises OF the company subject TO prior
Tho object OF this mortgage unity the
COmpany's debt. to take OF its current liabilities
and provide FOR future extensions Of its lines
and for additions to and Improvements Of q, property.
Only the above S6,000OOO Bonds have far been
this mortgage which ISSUE was made in re-
endorsement Of the amounts expended I'm constructing
extensions OF the total length OF 17S miles
which not covered by any other and OF fur
hcr expenditure in taking up and paying $4,000. 900
Of the First Mortgage Bonds Of the Chicago Evanston
and superior Railway Company-thc sole lien upon
the property and franchises doube-track suburban
railroad about IA miles in length having indcpond
into and very valuable terminal ABILITIES the
city Of Chcagowhich line had been previously acquired
by the Chicago. Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway Com.
rany and is covered by the General Mortgage first
lien.
An amount OF s121 $40 900 OF the General Mortgage
Bonds is by the terms Of the mortgage reserved 60 retire
dollar for dollar the existing funded Indebtedness, and
further issues OF General Mortgage only be
made under restrictions specified in the mortgage.
Coupon Bonds may be registered in the owners name
and may be rcrcgstcrcd bearer or the may be
permanently registered by surrender Of the coupons
when interest will become payable quarterly.
During the five years ending Jan. l. 1889 the company
has paid it capital stock cash dividends amounting TO
IL 296,5 53S o5.
those Of the preceding year having been
after deducting taxes for TIE first eleven months.
- 1868 S. increase the Ieriod Of
Of ~ 7Gl 357 90.
Copies Of mortgage Of Official statements the
company from which the above data have been taken
giving fuller details is financial and physical
condition, Will be furnished upon application
THE UNDERSIGNED INVITE SUBSCRIPTIONS
FOR sJ,OOO.OOO OF THE ABOVE CHICAGO MIL
WAUKEE AND ST. PAUL R'Y co. PER CENT
GENERAL MORTGAGE GOLD BONDS or 1859 AT
THE PRICE OF 95 Upper CENT AND ACCRUED
INTEREST THESE BONDS AIE LISTED ON THE
NFW-YOEK STOCK EXCHANGE.
Subscriptions WILL RE RECEIVED on THURS
DAY. JAN. 16 UNTIL O'CLOCK p. NJ. THE RIGHT
BEING RESERVED TO REJECT ANY APPLICATION
AND TO AWARD 4 SMALLER AMOUNT THAN AP-
Piled FOR.
A SIMULTANEOUS ISSUE OF THESE BONDS
WILL BE MADE IN LONDON BY MEssRS. SPEYER
BROTHERS. AND IN FRANKFORT on E-nAIN
BY MR., LAZ. sPEYER ELLi>SEN.
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Proposals.
NIp0T OI- -ARTERMAsTLKS OFFICE, 80

IL t.ulIEiiALI.~I. NLN-NOl.h, January II, 1870
sealed proposals. n duIh.at, vii be r.f'N.a az u'is
t.o,l. .upof,, ana supple, between DaN!d's Island
and New -l.ocler .u-loft. for me remainder OF lhi
rr -..t H-r Year. ending June 3Oh. 1880 The service
must PERFORMED tAe trip schedule NO" i l.I'' "1
tIr se--,l must hr -tluu.h. v' 'quppod ana d1"i ~
fgI- service. and h. equal ln capacity % lhat w '"r '
I.tuu." Ie t'o,cfum 10 ,.-.i'o' th' i-at To- ''
DOL. M rr.U0.l- Proposals Ml.' slow fully what - Pro
l-l FOO b. Furnished iur tur -rN'. aui taii ,'i unN.'
iu.,t uar.e .lo.o-,i, lof lria- to t"r una i'-n
h. s. BATCULLDLR Deputy Quart rna-t,f''ei-F"-'
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16

NEAIEl) hDlNNAlN VIII hc received AT
- ue encc of Wm. !; Flyer ~ sgpc'lntendent Of
Repairs. L. y. Public Buildlnss NrW-Nork CITY, and
op'nod on the 2l>t day OF January $500 fcr certain
alterations and repairs To tho laboratory ROOM second
noor L. Public stores Building, in said city IN accord
with specification.
Bidder, must state the number Of days they will Pc
quirc complete the work. under penalty of fof itng
ten dollar, olo per day for each day Ia eNce,, Of ne
numh,r given. Each bid must be accompanied WIN
certified check Tor nifty dollar, 500 drawn TO thc order
81 the Treasurer Of th" United States, The specIh ailph
Dee and any information obtained by applying
4. WI. D. LI.A I-It In. SLu-L-L Li.nh-nl n- N nlLs
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- EoposALs FOR CAKTAGE OF IMPORT

4 \ ll4l. it'tst pt 49,
4OEK y N.-rHFASu uRY DIrAfiMENr otl o.
f-, In a.,oraur WITH tAc Requirements OF section -
of M A.. u, Jun. -. lS,i. notice is h,cW gwen uH'
ur1lo-d- Will t' r...istc tt tir li' '-' '.pa
nrnt I'm Warrington. until T. oooeA nooA OF Monday u'
Bonn tt, S.O. f1r fh" raftuc 90 NliAn' H'-
-,r., rIuor.d NruN York. for .hc r. oi Jhi' var,
from , r.t ddy february, 1880. Bll' mus. st''1
iudr oath t. number aui kind o. vehicle, uhArf tt +
control Ani b0 must be- aocomp1n!"! oI 'eIs.l,
.e f,r OtH PAYABLE O. thr odrf or me N''i'dil 81
ra r-ur, q, security tnat u such bid be- accepted 4
uropcr contract t.mho!NhC the ot natouN gwen BOO"
XIII los fh. fu-ti fu whom Nlca contract
SHALL D.. awarded within day. from te date OF uOtn'
nom OF acr. .ptancr Of bid and tnt bond "t' n 'A''No
t fh. sum of $4,000 with two or nor" @ul'i'- lot t'
faithful performance II such contract Ilr contract VIII h
80 framed "a. o. permit the Necr,ar of the Treasury u a.
mi N a. 4u, time what h' NAV deem good ttu". me
Wai,. d.frt- The bid- must Doc addressed t' ~" So
..lr, O. thc Treasury Washington d. c." sealed ana m
lor..d fp irolO-9f> for tdrt1t" az New "lh.
and Wi embrace. First The price Der a,kaSc Tor az
Within The uot oi Ncw YORK icludnt ftlr1-'
g., ca-,iug du'a'lc good, o. the Appraisers or PpoNe
store. for examination from the importing Vessel ana iom
,.0.ftl Or!.r ~tor. and Warehouse. including all ware
CITIES of Ntv-Nofk Broofn and jersey CITY and 10 Ho-
loscn. Srcoud-Thc price IQc kagc Tor carting all
sample uacla.e from an point, and place above 10
Public Aprra-rr'> store. incl.dlnr fciriag'. The
1l,.. of the bidder will bn retained until con-
rlc has been entered and bond given above and
uo bid Will hr considered unles, accompanied by such
riDch Tho Department the RIGHT % r'ert
or AN bids. and the contract Will Dee 80 framed to per-
~rrn'1rt ~ thr Treasury % annul 10 Time
Information thc will d. given bv the Col
I,rtor Customs application. GEO. s. BAT, HEL
I :.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16
.n,xc1pAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD
COIN.
.o.,, .mount OF bonds authorized under this mort

Tho total amount OF bonds authorized under ths mort
cage is s34 coo OOO Of which there are now ou,Sahas
100 go OOO The remaining sl'4looo are hcu Al 'ius
- ire the old bonds Of the lines west OF thc MS'Ssp"
- a. they mature and it is cOvcnanted IN he ne"
o,trape that the old bonds shall not De cAVcloeu "'
maturity .,,. ..o =, ApSO.
1r-TE FIRST MORTGAGE on the lines OF the Ooinpan!
~, 81 the Mississippi River. in all 10ll 9lOo mics
at the rate OF about $4,000 per mile ASo ga ." ,an
,inaIs and equipment owned and on all rights ran
,hses leases and real and personal property no" o"'
- boreafter To be acquired. The mortgage covers dso
All the ;.nes owned of the river, 43l 3looo miles,
,,h terminals and equipment subject TO the oohus ho"
outstanding. for the refinement oi "hVn "' '' F
vision is made as stated above
The equipment owned consists Of 69o6 freight cars
2o4 Messenger cars and POS locomotives valued approx
maely at 100000 , ,hor,
Tho physical condition Of the property IS good thefe
having been extended bettcrments during the t"o
years Of the receivcrshp ending Dec g. Io0o, o'o,
"a 400 600 OF which the receiver estimates '' "
-, - 200 600 were for permanent improvements
rh ,,lnc - the terminal property Of the Company Is
Great that in East St. Louis and ST. Louis Deihs par
ticularly valuable. and it is bound 70 nppIVase d
time. 81 100000 Of the capital STOCK o '"o l
ycstcrn Ind ana Railroad Company. being one-h o ue
,tr ssuo i, covered by the mortgage under Whch te
bonds are issued. By virtue OF this the entlNn0e ~ "
Chicago and the Of the extensive terminals Iv'V "o
secured. - -. .,o
following securities outstanding
ou, ,Ior,voge s14OoO,O 600
Debeunre. interest payable only VI
earned OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3OOoo' ooo
Preferred Stock
cmmop stock ................-....-- 2S.O0O,OOc
THE NET EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY AFTER
pAYNIFNT OF OPERATING EXPENSES AND TAAl->.
rOr THE SIX MONTHS SINCE THE ROAD HAS
BEEN OUT OF RECEIVERS HANDS FROM JIIl
I 1850 10 JAN. l. 1890 DECEMBER EARN
1NGs BEING PARTIALLY EsIINAiEDl
FROM WHICH DEDUCTING FOR RENT
AIS 1857 20
THERE REMAINS o. " ,ooI %
APPLICABLE TO THE PAYMENT OF INTEREST
CHARGES THE INTEREST CHARGE ON THE
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF TIE COMPANY FOR
THE SIX MONTHS Is s957,75' 90, AND fO4' 4hI-
ENTIRE YEAR IS $l,9l5,5l5.
of the company for the months applicable TO inter-
e,t havr been more than sufficient 10 pay the interest
oor ,be entire year on all their first mortgage bonds
THE UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRlP-
rrONS FOR THE ABOVE BONDS AT 1O2 AND
ACCRTTD INTEREST; THE LISTS TO BE OPENED
OK THURSDAY. JAN. l6. At 10 A. NJ, AND TO
CLOSE on FRIDAY. JAN. II, AT F. NJ. OR
EARLIER. -
We CONSIDER THE BONDS SAFE FOR INVEST
,,rTT AND LIKELY TO APPRECIATE MATERI-
ALLY.
VERMILYE & CO..
16 AND IL NAsSAU-ST.
[. Won HOFFMAN, & CO.,
so WALL-sT.
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nLpARTNENT or PUBLIC INsTRUC

~ TlON s.cr.tay's office 1871 L.'ne,ton-,' b.o2A M ,
1914. S. IL. l-gu.-~tlfd prt IU-ai' VIA ut ~
..,i a. t, oHr. uut.l Tuesday. Irlrutty J. lc9o AZ
O'Clock 3D. u lron publishers OF books no" IN Use n tr
rlI. .,tou.. and of all publications ana eai,Ioi'
r.lI-.I u.t.Iu tir pa-t two years. -iithE u' ii' W
,,..t tu.y I furnish for tnr"t or nNe year.
-, I1p-i> tor -tr- and 81 ho0l apparatus Tor ur same
t.r. Bonn flr estimating can bc obtained on aipu,S
~aruI.- books states. etc.. must Dee sent WIN
fl. prouai- Th. Board reserves o." rthl To- FJft an!
l.fil,r st or any which mag NOT boz for ilc ntrrs,
% the Board. t-DN y - ~ -.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16
NV Drp,pTNE\T WASHINGTON.

y d. c. December -. lss9-Comp' tti'e traI, oi Hnor
Ordnance Proving Grou"d. annapolis. Nd. or al si,h %
f0.r ,, ,- mas hr dl,lcnat,d The aunor plates SUD-
ftt.t must be, O. feet hy feet ana lu- lhrh'' ui'
1hu. Who intend 10 furnish 9nor plate, Tor Iai '" or
fl fui Information ,ruug The tests hY conn UNI i"-
ufh tlr Eurat1 II ordnance, Navy Department. NV',r
az Intention to compete 90 ti- trial mu-i hr tctNl u'
m. I!r,au Of Ordnance before February TO- lN3V
= =
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financial.
MISSOURI,
KANSAS
AND TEXAS
RAILWAY COMPANY,
REnPG n II ITO "
REORG4NI/ATION.

NOTICE, The time for the deposit of securities
with the CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK under the reorganization agreement oil nov
n, 1883 and for the acceptance oil al me riRnt'
ihcreunder, il extended to MONDAY, fEb' D. lo'"'
inclusive.
After Feb g. $500. securities will only be received
sex rights Tor such limited time aud upon payment OIL
such pennlty IA the committee may prescribe
All rights extended to the dcpo-iior- oi 'ENIiAtI
CONSOLIDATED q PER CENT. AID PEh 'EN' l.
BONDS AND STOCK. under said nGrrcmcht' 10 s""-
scribe tothr 900 QUO fund will belong exclusives
to the dcpo>orS snid bonds aud stock or thrir as
signs. who accept such gt. in proper form nna louto
the acceptance of such rights WIN 'nc ,h' ~
TNl- IT COMPANY on or before Feb. 8, lN9O
All rights extended 10 the dcpoSiiors oil STOCK ~
exercise the rights which would have appearance" J."
nou-asrcnting stockholders under the cie'ehn ''""
OF said agreement will he offered by the comm,'ccoN
cIusivcy the depO-iiors OF stock registered oS o
CENTRAL. TRl ST CO.. who deposit their -ioch on OF
before Feb. s. 1880. and compl, Win Inc co"",os :"
snid agreement, or the ns-gnces oil the riS"'S" "' ~
dcpOsitors II,
tGUAR ANTEE SYNDICATE has agreed to take All
of the $4,000 900 fund required for the purpose oi
phyinn the -EyEN- AND THE INDERLilN" HUNS
which shall not he inken BY the FIVE ANp HiN I'm
CENT. BONDHOLDXK~ OR BY THE >roChhuL-
DERS The syndicate has also nar'ed 10 '"h' h'' v,
the sccuriiic- applicable stockholders who shall m
TO pay the a-.cs-ncnt OFTEN DOLLARS OH each snare
of stock and have agreed TO the assessment hpp
cable 10 al, such Notwithstanding stock.
THE ENGRAVED CERTIFICATES OF TIE 'EN-
IRA TRUST COMPANY OF y. y. HAVE BEEN
LISTED On THE NEw-YORk STOCK EXCHANGE
FREDERIC =. OLCOTT,
JOEL r. FREEMAN,
HENRY ". POOK
HENRY BC DGE,
COLGATE IIObT,
LOUIS EIT/CERAID.
COMMITTEE
Gs ELLIS. SECRETARY.
81 WALL-ST
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lonN G. sIEEnAN. Ss.rctarI. 49, '-''l1ll''
ir,n slIlP-HIILDERS.-Onice of the Light

yNO SlllP-B'lLDERS.-O Office of the Light
4 House Board. Washington, d. e., Jan. .. 1890
Sparac proposals will De- received 40 th 0nic" until -
o'clock No. OF Tuesday the llth day Of February 1870,
r furnishing the materials and labor of al, kinds
arv 10 construct three hr>tas composite lghtship,.
MD viii be- received for AN three OF the vessels.
Sos A. A. and - 20 b. delivered ON The Atlantic Coast
Specifications forms of proposal aud other nor-
,na Ion may obtained application 10 this Office,
To- tho Light House Inspector, AZ po,toncc Building,
i,osou Mass. T0mpk lie. Staten Island y. Y.
p o. BOX . l2S. New York city,; at Po,tolicc Building,
philadcpha. Pa: No. 800 NCrth Charlc,st Balti.
more Md The right is reserved 10 reject all
nd. and 20 waive defects. ID. B. HARMONY Rear
ADMIRAL u a. Navy. Charm an.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16
AQUEDUCT COAlMISSI IONERS' OFFICE.
ROOM 2Og. STEWART Bi iLuINN,
$50 BROADWAY. NEN-NORh. oo
NrW-Nork. January 10th, 1S9O.
ITO CONTRACTOfESEE' ! 0'A' January '''"' ''''

Hd, or proposals for building Garth and masonry
Reservoir M " the itcu> RIVER near fuul
station O., Town of North salem. Ne,chc't'r 'o"h'N
York with cat house and other aupure 3ucc- aS
called approved forms Of contract ana -pc'a-
nl' the oiice Of th" AqnriGcJ 'ohhI''lo ,, H
received a this Office until O'Clock p il en- Do
rmrv 9TH. 1870 at which place and hour they VIII be-
publicly nucu,d AQucduct tonmlr-lohrf, ana tne
award for doing said work viii Doe made b{ ,Ad "inHi-c
sinners thereafter possible. liiik oiil0
contract and therefor and bid, or proposal,
and proper envelope, for their enclosure can Dee obttntd
the above office OF ih" Aputduct 'oH17olttS Oh al'
plcatIon % the Secretary.
Nv order ~ the Aqueduct Commls sSoners
- JAMES &. DUANE. President.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16
speyer Il Co.,
MILLS BUILDING.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,
30 NASSAU.ST.
APOSITIvELY SAFE 6 PER CENT.
5O-year First Mortgage Cold Bond
OF THE
SPOKANE FALLS AND NORTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY

issued at the rate 100000 per mile Interest payable
January and July.
The undcrsig gncd are placing the balance Of the
bonds that for sale.
This road finished and running from Spokane Falls
20 the Columbia River and IS already earning NET moro
than the fixed charges.
Boats will be placed on tho Columbia River which
Will connect with the Pacific Railway Company
the additional tfanc from which. 1t j. EXPECTED. Wiz
double the present earnings.
A large business is derived from the fine arri-
cultural valley Of the Colylle also from lumber lm"
granite and silver This portion Of the new Stat"
Of Washington IS growing very rapidly The company
owns eleven Of terminal property IN the city "
Spokane Falls which Is valuable The unpIe' 'dcncd
growth Of Spokane Fall, (the metropolis Of The I-t"In
porton Of the Statcy indication Of the present
and future value Of the road
We unhe tatncly recommend these bonds 20 our friends
as very desirable and Of the cheapest F,sncnt-.
and likely high premium.
GRANT BROTHERS, SO BROADWAY.
TURNER. MANUEL & Co, 33 WALL-sT.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16
Copdrincr0blp Notices.

rNuE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP heretofore
existing between the subscriber, under the nuu nam,
Of civilian Eylc" Is dissolved this date by mutua
consent. 49, -
Dated New-York. January -. 1870
WILLIAM r. KNLE, General iaitr cr.
Macy T.. EILI. special Partner.
ClIAs. DANIOsr!l. S,'cIl Partner
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OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
10. 100 RIO AnM ".
BROADWAY IXsrEAX,;.eG. COMPANY,

NIW-N OI,K. Jan :. IsoO
~ HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this Com.
4 lany have th dav dec Jared scniaunual div yIdcud
" FIVE PER CENT ID per cent, pay able ON and after
ebruuiy s. 1880.
date ARTHUR VI. EVANS, Secretary pro ten.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16

GAIIhTIN NATIONAL BANk.
NTW- -NDi;K. Iln.t-g - le"o.
T THE ANNUAL ELLCIION held on the
y lth int. ~. ti..a'.- '..''i,-n ,.1,- were
IErplRlCK j. TArlEN, NY 81. ~ V,l,', }DElAN A
STEVENS ALIN. H. ~TItIN~. ALtEiD foo>i--
~ '.i ,''i-t ,, %, ,. Board h.I u.l, day
Mr. rErpEII,H D. .rtrr.N va n1a, VIZ .'
president AkIHIE W. ~llrINAN. Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16
: 'ertnrcs nn) Hleetinss.

ballot REFORM.
MASS-MEETING
At
COOPER UNION,
THURSDAY EVENING JAN. Is. p. NJ,
under the auspices OF
THE NEw.YORK BALLOT REFORM LEAGUE
The meeting viii be addressed BY
HON. CHARLES ;. FAIRCHILD,
MR.. HENRY GEORGE.
HON. CHAs. I. SAXTON,
MIR. WHEELER IL. PECKHAM.
MR.. wM. j. COOMBs,
MIR. SAMUEL GoMPERs.
HON. J. SLoAT FASSETT.
aud others
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16

TN. SAINT PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS AND MANITOBA
RAILWAY Co. lo-f- WALL-sT.,
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16
i X. STEVENSON X CO..
HAWKING DEPARTMENT.

V X. STEVENSON 4 CO..
'. BANKING DEPARTMENT.
Io6 BROADWAY.
rr'. ai,- for the pur,ha.c sale o. stocks or bonds
o MARGIN uf investment. Loan, EIL" 40 low rats
NJ Interest Reasonable commissions.
Y\rE ISSUE SECURED CERTIFICATES or
" b.D.- fatalr % three a year, after ilir tu
.ld coin AZ aus lara tAc tilf.i ~tat"-. with Interest
PER CtNT 10 PER ANNUM
payable ,cr.l annually.
v0RTG AGE RANK AND INNT STNENT COMPANY.
FARGO. NORTH DAKOTA.
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16

FIRM managing "a large foreign account
y which 8, De-. alt Yr several ''a-, is prepared n roh
... u,.,.- fl fn Introduce. uat manage foreign o
domestic. -ia .1't ~ I.rb class "ntf t"F'N.... "4.-
l..-.. complete equipment A94' '' /. %. h'N l''
~. N.~I
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16

4 and oncLali per cent las bccn declared ON the
capital this ptfahIr az tii, oic on
d after February /, 1890 to sloohhodcs OF record on
Tat dutc.
d. n January ~ 1890 and viii h r0p,hd 40 10 O'Clock
q. nI February 3. $500. T.. L. NICHOLS, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1890-01-16

NONIINENINL NNITONNL TNNN.-Nt
4 re annual election. January 10, tc lo.o"ln; were
elected g.. fu- .a-l|rr
DItttt TORS.
TuNtNp D.. RANDOLPH. tutEiI~ II. NAENlIALL
fluN D A,>l.. iltf.lil.I, TAYLOR.
rtt.IN.lN HORACE. INl.II.t.
ft. I.y II. I,HrE. EI.NIAHIiN l'iEhINS,
MILAN g.. WHITNEY,.
INSPECTORS.
.rry,,DrE Mol AsNIN WILLIAM KEVAN.
DANIEL. Esq., APPLETON. ...
A. q fr..f.nr % fr Directors. January l' l'H -
u .EtSDpII.l SOS r..,I.,td President aud join ].
"'''+' ALFRED II. TIliP~OS. Cashier.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
European Musical Items.

1TabSiated from the GaZ2etta Musicale OF Milan.
The fashion in Europe is no more the mando-
lin but the flute, and all The young ladies are
now studying this pretty instrument, which the
doctors recommend as cure for dyspepsia.
A grand musical festival was held recently in
honor OF GOunOd in RoubdiX.
Mascagni, the rising Italian genius, has been
engaged to write new opera by the Sonzogno
musical establishment OF Milan.
De BesZke, the tenor, VIII sing in Madrid,
Monte Carlo and ST. Petersburg.
Wagner festival Will be held at Nuremberg
sooG, g The Mestersingers" being the opera Sc
lected for the occasion.
Bevgnani, who led the Aibani concerts here,
has been appointed director OF the promenade
concerts at COvent Garden, London.
new theater VIII soon be constructed In Zu-
rlch, costing one million francs. II viii be In the
Renaissance style.
"Le Reve," a ballet IN two acts by Gastinel,
obtained success in Paris recently.
Carmen" was given, with Giulia Bavagli In
The title.role, IN Tieute short time ago.
Sembrich Is dellghtlng the people OF Berlin ut
the Knoll Theater as Rosina Amna, Gilda, Ell
yra ana Vl0letta.
Sarasate has renewed his former triumphs in
London.
Sleni, The impresario Is at present IN Milan
forming company TO give Italian opera in
Mexico, Chile, San Francisco, Cal, and thence
proceeding east.
Cagnonfs opera, Francesca da RlmiDI," VIII
shortly be produced in Trente.
Sir horeil Mackenze's valuable work, by.
eiene OF the Vocal Organs" has been translated
into italian by X. MasseL
Signora Alice BarDI, one OF the best classic
SouB-sinRels Oh tne Gay, mas Deen nominated
Classic Singer Of the Imperial and Royal Court
OF Austria"
George Kastner lately presented to the Con.
servatory OF Paris the musical library OF his
deceased father. The conservatory has also re-
celved donation OF the musical autographs col.
lected by the Marquis 81. Hllaire
grand cantata In homage OF DOniZetti, COM
posed by the lae lameDted Ponchielli, was lately
given al the Dial Verne Theaer with great sue
cess. chorus Of 220 voices, composed OF all
The best solo singers OF Italy, could not fail to
produce rare ensemble. A quartet OF the best
soloists OF La Scala and orchestra OF 100 pro-
fessors under the direction Of MascberOnI,
helped to make splendid rendering of the beau.
liful cantata.
The morning call., 1890-07-13
Christine Nissan To-Day.

Mrs. Walden Pell, one of the most distin-
guished Americans residing in Paris, lately gave
a musicale al which the Swedish Nightingale"
sang AS Christine Nilsson appeared in the
salon OF her lifelong friend she seemed as
handsome as ever Time has dealt gently with
her. Those steetDlue eyes still grow ok as
thunder when size sings in tragic mood, and
glow with the soft radiance OF swedish June
when she tells of the softer emotions. The fine
Morse face the pale complexion, the blonde
hair. The perfect teeth, are all there. The deli
cate girllsh figure which set The world raylng IN
her Marguerite of twenty years ago has become
marrOniy without losing its graceful proportions.
So that Christine Nilsson Of to-day is be autful
woman. AS for her voice, that marvellous organ
rang forth at Mrs. Pels musicale In the Fri
King" with all its pristine elearness, power aud
sweetness. Ii always bad the art OF touching
the heart and making the tears flow. After that
superb but tragic story she sang laughing Swe-
dish folk-song; then followed Italian, French
and Swedish songs, winding up with the church
scene Fl ON Faust" in which she was admlra-
bly, supported by Delmas. The company, repre-
sentative OF the best society In Paris, were en-
thu>iastic IN their praises and only regretted
that such voice was Withheld from the public.
The morning call., 1890-07-13

"The Merchant" that won the prize out OF
more than 800 entries in the recent New York
World contest, has ben purchased by T. B. Me
DOneugh and Harry G. Kennedy, IL is SAID. Car
roll Cotton Vanderstyle, az whose country house
up the Hudson The scenes all pass, is a New
York merchant OF New England descent despite
his name, and married TO woman Of Philadel-
Mia Quaker family, to whose puritan qualities
allusion is oddly made. He IS at the end of his
tether when Il millionaire friend, Frederic Du-
pre-, who has made unsuccessful love to his wife,
makes him the loan of check for 100000.
The check means to the millionaire villain final
conquest OF the wife; to The husband, more and
successful speculation, as well as financial saliva
ton for the moment, and 10 the wife but tempo
rary relief, and that from man she despises.
She fears TO tell her husband Of the millionaire's
advances, and he refuses her appeal to him TO re-
turn The check. Finally the husband learns the
facts by overhearlng conversation between his
wife aud the villain, who automatically begs
her pardon and asks not to be exposed, and tears
up the check, facing bis creditors, who, at the
instance of one friendly man, give him time.
making his wife happy, refusing TO forgive the
iepentant millionaire, aud resolving TO begin his
business life anew