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Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

est<H rutsat0E. - >&"At->t
peers ANp SHOES cas- be exelAase4 gsr
a. s4tx reaf cslstr - this eftlcf. III set haze
: sssck - sci cAll ~ nrlts ~ isfea,Ft'Ss tfsz-
tef A N4tlcl-
&I1nl os payments viz bQs hone IA ssse
tA&NN ntlkAaei1es,1 are heast p4tior.
aiHiiE faoui. bed rofln asa Aticilca oe.ee
iaskt oeS seans ~ stsirsi sessth faft "a Ntis
As 8 q o2rg&ssi. tfe4scl A >atci-
lso9b INVESTMENT at sss9 ie hssss
fscI ctat' vii t&ke fSlt QeNns eaii aae leek
81 ths AoQ>e- SIot.ef Neiier.
A pOt KLE EENkNEAT tAAi NiH rcat isr
"A - feE ceni nci on cast q lana aad hu.idi *
osn be hNlll a. . cheap l,arctl 81 plepori > ne..f
The blistHess cenlei huIp, 1rozlei lt.tiei.
IfA0C MAA1 A0NEN cal "a ~ aaa Uen
nsNkt Saa io&n n trsi-c.ass Ica ssi4le
security.
IFAcJ HAVE MoNEY ws ~fu lsan Il tor
Ncu Ga Elit-eakc4 security. ~ is-.sl u ia
safs reaitS thaf VII hflnf e : lArce foeVias
~ fkaole cniz thc fnnsi conservative llktSf-
neDt, eNn>4a as i'tisle intsStlak, Ne lAaAe
40 et8art. Crotler Gutter
S9U PR loo3 ier hpS'neSs property a.
SoV crntrsl bslsihess Isoiais la tlr elty, is =
n4rgain ser snnt Qas eltacr a. buiiN "a o.. q
faT Investment; d wil double iA Kaaati tup
stores lUsi eonr .ttee uii nrA let are ffRtc0 %
nsi ho@re a Fef oeai ca soiAi Affstmeli
CATER Tor .oCHfion.
tlhl PAY kEAI II sot have szoo a. .se 60
gay a0N 90 oHf "a rlr UiltsI boaS :
AvN. meat aQo ia goes hfs'flls ifIoaFlia. I'd ,
taiaacr slH or 81 fer moHfh Iru1ttI Nutl tr.
MUSK t6oN hs&l Astate ls 81 aerng roas .d-
"a yr..i'lt az .eAtioh, Cal - uili on at.a eg
vii furntst seU Irfarnsfl4a a.iaui pflets asa
loca.lan - aels nItperlS- iatA. cts aud siN~
koo maps. i.iAlk rtl- VS. laLl "a IsUtse a. sat
troalrf s Cutler
rLFGANT FkRN stocs pfotucf. frllL
= Nltai. rtC.. near Crane River via arll
az = b~feSia a tAeaaNEt fof orana Rapids
property il ls oat ~ lhf fNrsf 80 ia> iu tls
STATE. troEler A infltr l5 lHnaisf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

The semi-annual meeting of the
Grand Rapids District Teachers Asso-
cation will be held Sept. l3, at . O'Clock
a. m at the West Michigan University.
Officers will be elected and work planned
for the coming year. All teachers in
the association are earnestly requested
TO be present.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

Tne favorable repression produced
on tie first appearance of the agreeable
hgucF fruit remedy syrup of Flgs a
few years sg0 hss been more thar con-
6rmed oy the pleasant experience -
aii VITO have used Is. sud the s8ccess ~
TIE propr etors AMI manufactures the
taEfoTn.s F & syrup Company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

Any Subscriber 70 rHE TELEGRAM
nEKALD who tails % receive the paper
regularly. who may have reason Go
complain OF late delivery, VIII esRfer =
special favor by iarormiag this esaee OF
the fast az 0aee. send postal card or call
upteiepAene ssh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

nsnrIIff & hoL8 Et1eTsi wsrehaE r-rr
n a. sIl Ststa u SIS east sfrrs 3 s-ts A.
frra t1re 81 80 rRfes f1Pegt rscks-S saf
a~efr raFfT1 zrkt Fsfs Sf-f Errt-f q
~ ~ tefeEhrn - Ae ~ Eer ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

BsEe EESBIpeE las been bounced
from the House ard the smell u Cay
tons blood no logger odends that body.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08
LITERARY PABULUh.

re Nex England AaEaz ae teg sep
ten,h-s dsxoses eoas.aeEaole spAeS 70
swa ,on.cs. Nsw Eagisn. f2rning Ard
e.. rre.ent intellectual he u Canada.
Few kmer.eans ar posted o. the hser-
sssrs Apd literary writers y ooE n0Fth-
srn us.gahor. znd the Ne~ EuglAaa
Aazsxne i dosng naUcA - cispsl ths
lgnorance. Blackburn haFte las a
krxht and ~eli-sFillen article CA TIE
s.Csnaa al Writers q to1ay, Il bslBg
Illustrated With 3 score 81 une pQF-
traits. Iampm2a and C2mptseli, TWO
leading Canadian poets. contribute 50
the namher, and there are srlgat
thoughts from others "1ne Present
coaditl0n Of the fArmef," by Edward
WllIafns. Cooperation ia Agreal-
tnre.n iyY James X. Reeve, and Moses
Ia NAssac husegts, by Rev. George A.
Jackson, represent the interests Of the
New England farmer. snd these are 10
be followed up by series OF articles On
agricultural education, subject OF
great interest 20 the masses. Among
tie manv other interesting topics Ed
ward Everett Hale writes delightfully."-
on the subject Of Cotton from First 10
last" covering the ground al the
way from HefOdotus 10 samuel Slater,
hls article beng sort of prelude 10
the Cotton Centennial, 20 which the
magazine next month Is 70 be largely
devoted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08
sTREEr LIGHrIHG

The communication of Hon. Thos. d.
Gilbert 70 the SUNDAY TELEGRAN-HER-
AID should have the careful consders-
ton Of the aldermen aud every one in
terested in municipal affairs. While It
is true that the TELEGRAM-HERALD has
not agreed with Mr.. Gilbert IN all sub
iects of public concern, yet any at
tempt to belttle or attack at this time,
his position on the subject OF street
lighting. because Of his interest in the
same. 5 decidedly in bad taste. The
proposition before the council speaks
TOR itself. The Gas Company is fur
nishrng light for sl2 per lamp per
year, that IS Just as good, and by many
claimed to be better. than the patent
concern furnished by the Globe Light
y Heat Company OF Chicago.
Mayor Uhls veto of the councils
resolution TO contract for ], 800 OF more
Of these lamps, at si6 per year. IS still
fresh IN the minds of readers, and after
commencing the veto and reviewing
the manrsr IN which the contract was
put through the council one year ago.
the TELEGR,N HERkLD at the time
sad. "Itwill be interesting 70 note the
outcome Of the present issue, which
viii test ths influence Of Mayor Uhl
with his party vs.. the alderman from
the Fifth" To the credit Of the coun-
ciI. the resolution was not passed over
the mayors veto. although the matter
Is still unsettled.
The gas street lamp now in use BY
the city IS good enough for residence
streets and certainly is much cheaper
than the other one N question. Why
should rs use not be extended on every
street where mans are laid and on new
streets ss fast "a ppedf The gas com
panv In Grand Rapids deserves much
credit for the very Hbersl manner in
which it has treated the city and e.
private customers As vel The rats
charged 10 nrivste son<uyners compare,
more than fsvors5iy with tast ia otaeI
cities, ard she council might 20 further
and fare worse than 4 VII st the haud.
Of the Grand Rapids Gas company.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

TIE Inghsm county Democrats are
the worst Of the lot The FIRST plank OF
their platform declares. "We are not
ashamed Of our history IS party -
Men, who can say that, hsve passed be-
yond al sense Of shame. The better
men of the party admit its great errors.
but sestain themselves IN it by the re-
lection that the issues. upon which 4
went 80 terribly wrong, are dead.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

" sF7 Afs-t Eeafs re rsa e fhs 81
~ ,rsf r1s 81 Ht- - H-sss ars -srss
- sssgssss - sazst -
asess. cas- sH
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08
No sUf.KERs.

The lukewarmness, which the Demo
cratic press has professed to find in the
Republican ranks this year, certainly
does not show up IN this county. Ad-
vices from the townships and villages
show that the Republican ranks are
closing up for action. The state, Con
eressional. Senatorial and county NOM
nations meet with general approval,
and leading workers in all parts of the
county are asking. what can We do
TO help on the Republican victory
The bSll Is rolling already, and if the
rest Of Michigan wants 70 keep up with
Kent county this year, It tmust hustle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

Van Hcuten's Cocoa-Largest sale in
the world.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

IVA. S4fF~ Ttzxx ea&aEf1a ,stS ea hesfs.
- fer So eaca "a e@ss terms 1. =
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

RFv. FEtSK FsBsvrH. regularly
ordained minister of the n. e. Church. /.
~ Focklsnd. \. Y. has Seen snm0sr-
i.v ieposesi from his pastorats s0d bad
the church doors iocked ags INST hifl.
because be would pay Baseball snd
faoGbsH wsth uaoau~srted snnsr. IN
sr.te ef warnings - 6esst It Jesus
CHRIST snd S. Pau hsdn Knocked
around among unconverted sinners
sornexhat. there wouldn't have heen
any n F. church 90 spsak of.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

Fsckhamas Group Remedy cures
Whoorirg Cough.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08
County Ticket.

Fer state Senator
WILLIAM 1. ADAMS
Fer sheriff
ISAAC +. LAMOREAUx-
For County ClerS-
JAMES ;. KNOX.
For Register Of Deeds
NATHANIEL RICE.
For County Treasurer
SHERMAN L. C0L>ON.
Fer Prosecuting Attorney
JAMES r. NCbklbE.
For Circuit Court Commissioners
DIV I6HI GOSS-
ALFRED WOLCOTT.
For C0rOners-
HENRY r. LOCHER.
DANIEL j. WALLACE
For Surveyor
DORR ShEET.S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08
Lily white Flour

Is made from the choicest wheat, care.
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.


state Ticket.
Fer Governor
JAMES ". TURNER. Of ingnani.
For Lieutenant Governor
WILLIAM ;, LINTON,ot saginaw.
For secretary OF state
ASHiNGTON GARDNER. OF Calhoun
For State Treasureg-
JOSEPH b MOORE. ofwayne-
For Auditor GsnsTAl-
THERON Z. GIDDINGS. Of Kalamazoo
FOR Commissioners Of state Lznd once
JOHN q. bERkY. OF Otsego.
FOR Attorney General
BENJAMIN W. HUSTON. Of Tuscols.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction
ORR SCHJ RI. OF Eaton.
Fer Member OF state Board Of Education-
JAMES 81. BALL0U. OF Ailegsa.
For Justice OF the Supreme Court
EDWARD CAH1LL. or ingham
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

NV -rooru house sue > choice iots otis
y sT0
nFTg rTnrF buriness anf sfoeF ir fref-
a. eIsse iaestinF f7f eses fsaegr So - a..
H heslfn 81 pfefrlfiHT rrirf t11i Nefth
aeaffs tie smbgrf e. zee mzh.
ITop e4f.F--sls f-sss ; ffirn siaes ~ l.eofs
sat enefv wa usper snf ngsieal fnsfrt-
uprfs
IFaR ShfF@f nderfst 'nf hns.resf ir H7e
favF ~ 80 frra sIt8Hfs raeeft fff eel-
I~r frstfliff a. afftrt 81 BITS rnet 80 aff0ffff
81 80 aees fhIs IS Fsbt spsainE fuf sesrt I've
uxn
I HAEF f-sfe elsss nverr stpst f9f ssif ~
frefe
MrVFT - ION as 2 sHf rrf eerf ~ eIit
n e6rrf security PsrfF -nyosf p lerai gt
IT VII Pay re~nes vIshtng ~ RI fff in-
! ss-rrrffs - esi Ha1 isot over ~ i.si -
fers fafffIss IA
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

- teE So eeea "a e~st terms l =
fFeela.
CONFIDENTIAL eauos seoula ee sprss
esatea tarre1srA se l@ke ~ essf = -
81 s,rap@FSy eHaeQ - pea rcsievniV eeiers
f...r<hasia ~ slses aele- 1uts,e hf0S.. ete1
AFe~4e-
FtsNe $50 soss fos SAle el h3s1iaxs-ss sesi II
4 LzlkN sttt.,St.. sac olsck freia o~hlr &sAs, 81
90 rNcA44SF t.f improved RISlsefls ~ -
eass. ADDRESS I. h. Stafford .i~lefhSes ~
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NoN i ne tiae y say prspeFts esess q "a
y il zee 1EIsak tat lAl aaa winter stA4t a..
fzf-St ( aE<a people arr ~Stchl1& So t@f-@.ltiA
sach - the ea0eE~ishca oaa seA wa sciess
The sprins rlse. t1tile bfes-s ever AfN@~e -
TOR SALE-Aay new large heuss "a feTraee
Il ave-. arsriy eemDlrlca. @Ea ~ertn ssss
eref ier s~-s tef sseA arse - -. hat -
goeais bathroom net Aaa ceAa watet upstairs
aad 4eWn. gas AID furnace. t0S hease e@a eet
IL dlFlicsfed isF s9sss. the loi eleet, 81 eAsi
lf0ut "a lht cfown ~ TIE terrace With nae
view o. lhe clty. i worth s5sSl AlAlor X 10
Chaaan. Leey4rd bleck. oornsr - Pear sRe
etisWa-sis- 1dt
NKW HoUSRs BKADY foR 4oU ga ear
- Cherry 81. niyisioa-st- eT LixEIb Nard
alet a. prices that WiA sslsi Sear PURSES. i.ais
ga al Gar pl4Is tef Sase &i>e- frisSs 4nd terms
Nil satisfy yea see ~ before huytnS tGf
neI j Carroll View HoaseHaa h4liasns 0e9-
r. Davis. oSna-st
INk sALE-My house has CO.'S me thQ0saQd
collars fGefe taaH i cxpec cd ! ought &
have tpugai ene - yoars = aai f0its ArAfs
every trN cAys. Sec his tol1 StVnt tois>r. :.
T.. cor. laNn Nolu and 4tFf6ce-Gte.. iut 80
-. ivr $40 CT - pei month. hls y f0oiA
hSuss. No. 20 leffAce-ave- Ter t4se 80 - l'ef
noath Ills AE0oIu hUGscs ca PGflS-aks-. seaf
/ Thomas s.. for s. te OF - per montit. he
member these prices include ErActug. soda az.
eisarfa and concrete ~aikS Ser 49, Ais -
cant scts on PARIS. college aD0 >ouih I nton-st-
81 s,nj SEd So. Charles ~. i4its. Le1A ara
I BLOCK. fearl-sI-. entrance.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

Circulation Guaranteed 10 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailes Ex-
eept Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08
ElNI ADVERTISEMENTS

WlNI ADVERTISEMENTS
IIl!!I!I!I!!!
II l. J. ] ! I 1 I. 1 I. I
7 oSf- -feesasy Aftrraeoa. : sOla hssass %.
II rsefis srsrE bees 2se4 hel0esa F..lt.,s
=. esmStefx asld Galeu 4efeIs 6naef 49, =,
uell TeeSfosa- A~run A@1oyae ses E4>i
lu'ien-sr III
QSF,-A ree pocketa,ook csatsirins So ~
Il ez>n. seE3e the alter 0.eieck iasf ptgft
Eei1rn s. police be&4 quarters aAa re.7eiRe
naeral reward -
4 0sT-Noaaas syeuink. dark lay mare. sear
Il stoal six l1taes tols - ra1k s yoars ald
IibcTal reward es.a ~ nsF Fefurl - Peter
PlaatsagS. Ne N7z Fifth-sye-. elty. 80
HELP wASFED-kALR
XVANTED-T men 70 canvass a Hne of
w Rew soods IN city ne previous e1per.-
eaes necessary rtf-tc4ces REQUIRED Iae q
II AGams Hone Furnishing House. BE. D.
Sogra blsision-si.
WANTED once. I0 nrsI-elass m1chin.sis
w Auply Immediately. Perkins 4 C0.. Aorih
Front-sf. -
WANTED Registered pharmacist vita sIl0)
w capital 10 take h2it interest ia pssing
drng store. or viii sell entire stoeA sne hNtaFes
liberal terms and rcnt or sell store tui sing
rails Is = rare chance. dent miss IL. Address
Pscka@m 1 Co. fIesPort a.ea- 20
XNrANTED-Foar nrst-elsss cabinet makers.
W Pellett Table Co, Fiat. Mich. 81
yVANTED-At once. four good cabinet max
" ers on ease work. sad one utmmer,
steady employment; day or piece work. The
IS at Barnes Furniture Co, S,urgis Mich.
.s5ti
HELP wAETED-PgxALE.
~-----------~------------
lVANTED-Gifi for kitchen work at lsS SUM
W mefst-, corner ehawmutaNe. 81
IVANTED-At once. two girls 10 work on
w fine shop coats those with eXpeTieace
| preferred. Il. NlGrA. ~ Springfield ave. cor
ner Fremonisi. 81
| XVANTED-A competent cook ana Iaundress.
" Mrs. Daniel Mccoy, y Paris-aTe. 81
NVANTED-6irl Tor general house work. APP
" ply at 50 iienry-st. 81
/ IVANTED-DiniBg room girl. immediately.
W Palace Dining Hall. l05 Canalst. 81
/
! IyANTED-Gir who understands general
| w housework. ia small family OF three. Ap-
/ ply at No. rs Nor.h DiviSi0n-st. 21l
WANTED-Immediately competent girl
| w 10 do general homework. Apply al II
/ East Bridgest. Mrs. Or. Marvin. 81
yVANTED-Inten.gynt lady interviewer
I w over "A; SO per month and permanent
position guaranteed right person. Address
/ d. box 4. 2S
| VANTED-Immediately girl TO do genera
w housework. "a CherIygt. 25l
yVANTED-A girl for general housework. Il
W Cint0n-st. -
6NTED-Competent cook and second cir
| w at cor of State and Madison. -
SITUATIONS WANTBD-BALE.
yVANTED-A frst-ciass coachman desires
| w situation in private family; long exper
ience good city references /. NJ. box o. thi.
office. -
SITUATIONS SWANTED-PBMALE.
.---------~-~~------~.-~------
| IJANTED--A young lady owning Remington
! w having position which occupies but par
| of her time. sOlicits copying OF all kinds, let
ters. circulars legal work, also shorthand de
| POSITIONS. carbon copies made address
/ bar ef cif
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

Ualtss press ssports. Prompt aaa E4riy
oslhssrs. as the Loc4i Ns~s. ana ire
Cisaasst aas aost etsiais Pvtatsa Paper
Publishsd IN Or4ac aspias.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

VsNe $50 aets fof sale 81 haSIiAks-st- seSt -
4 LAlsN eltt-St-. V2V olsck freia o~h.f 4sAs. ei
sts tAcA44kr tef iDRfoNe1 Pleistfl< ttz ~
V~ss- y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

Cstherine's COquetries, tale Of
French country lie. by Camille Dehairs
and translated by Leon Mead, Is a
charming story written IN the authors
brightest vein. IL deals with the lights
aud shadows, the joys and woes OF the
French peasantry. a people little under
stood in tins country. The book IS en-
tertaining from beginning TO nnlsh.
For sale by Eaton, Lyon s Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

In an article on Contemporary Cana
dian Writers IN the current September
number of the New England Magazine,
W. Black Harte says: The 10y
atty of the Canadian people 10 the
hereditary system Is only an abstract
sentiment: at heart they are republican.
Ii is an indlsputable fact that We are on
the eve of q great nstionalcrisls IN Can
ada, and an intellectual revolution
which will mark an epoch in our liter
airy history is already at hand He
gives bright comprehensive sketches OF
more than score of the leading men
of letters. each sketch being accompsn-
led by fine portrait engraving.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

N0N i 1he tine to buy prspeFts ese-s iak
y i IeN dersaE tat al aAa Ntilicf ssrs4s a.
Tar aEea ptSFs5 Arx NStth11E ID t1i<Atits
Sach $ the en1eF~tshca uaa se4 wa sctest
he spriBz rise. 1ttls br2s-. ever ArcAae- -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

I oSE-Noa1aS eYeuing. dark LAY mare. seAl
Il stoal slz iacaes io1g 90 ro1k. ,oars ol4
IibcTal reward n4td foF nST TcflrL - fefel
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

I lSI--A rc1 Ecekrthook cantAlrinz Sc IA
a c4>n. sot8e the alter : e.e,eek iasi R4gEt
Eei1rn g. police hs44 quarters aaa re.tiRe
naeral reward -
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-08

7 glS3-f fuesaay AftrEaooa. 3 kola h@sa-a ss,s,
II bfefia. seErF bees Esf2- between Hl.tss
- esnStefK 2llo 11leu 4cfSt, En4sF 49, -
ueIl rewarded AArltn A2l1yae ~ East
iglteH-sE III
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05

Joseph jefferson, says the Sun. does not
like to be spoken of as "Joe." He believes
that his ge and position entitle him 10 the
respect shown by the use of his full Chris
tian name, and cites in his argument that
Edwin Booth is rarely, if ever. referred to
as Ned" Once, while on Western tour
the comedian carried with the company a
prOpertyman whose fendnesS for strong
waters was as large as his bump of venera-
ton was small. The latter failing led him
into speaking of the star as His Jigsteps"
and His Riplets." One morning the prop
ertyman turned up at rehearsal IN
highly inebriated condition. Meeting MIR.
Jefferson in the wings, it occurred TO him
that it would be graceful thing to tender
him an off-hand apology. SO leaning gently
up against the comedian he remarked:
Jeffy, old boy, when one Teller comes TO
another fele-"
"Jetfy. old boy" shocked the comedian be-
yond expression.
"Go, sir!" he exclaimed. go, sir, at
once
The offender went That night Grip Van
packed from pit to dome. In corner. OF
the gallery sat the propertyMan, looking
rather frayed around the edges.
The play progressed. Rip is turned out
into tie storm and, standing upon the
threshold of his home, utters the most
pathetic line in the piece:
"You-Sou say l have 10 share in this
hOusa?"
Then through the silence comes, in sad
and estimate tones:
Only 90 yer cent of the gross, Jetfy, old
boy"
The comrdin collapsed. The property
man was avenged.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-05

Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale OF Milan.
Gluck's grand opera, "Alcete," will be
revived soon in Paris at the Cd Oh.
Rubinstein's new overture, Antony and
Cleopatra" has been published by Barthoif
&c Lenff.
"Fosca,'' an opera by Carlo Comes, will
open the new season at the Dali Verne,
Milan.
Sophie Menter, one of the greatest pian-
istes of our day, will make tour thr ough
Germany shortly.
Litolff's opera. "Tbe Templars." will soon
be given in Breslau. Brunn and Gratz.
Mr.. Attire, new French tenor, has been
well received in Paris at the Grand Orera
in La FavOrita."
Emma Nevada intends to make tour of
the principal cities of Holland, Sweden aud
Norway.
Signor Bevignani has been engaged as
conductor of Lagos season of Italian opera
at the C0vent Garden, London.
Non Toccate la Regina" new opera
by ScaranO, obtained a great success al the
Manzoni Iheater in Milan recently.
Masseners new opera cannot be given yet,
as there is no contralto at hand.
The first monument to the memory of
Richard Wagner will be in Leipsic.
Nine. Heba made a great hit lately in
Hamlet" and Lucia" in AiX-les-BanS.
Lima Monferrato," by Agostino Roche.
will be produced for the first time in Alba.
Sarasate and Nine. Marks are playing
through the principal cities of Great Britain.
A beautiful monument obeliSk has been
erected to the memory of Cariotta Patti in
the cemetery of Montmartre, Paris.
''Cordelia," a new opera by the Russian
composer. Solorieff, given in Prague, was
enthusiastically received by the public and
press.
Victor Capoul. the tenor. has become an
operate librettist. He has written The
Prince Noir'' for Duprato, the composer.
"Roi d'Ys," by Lalo, will be translated
into Hungarian and given in Prague and
Buda-Pesth.
"Cavalleria Rusticana," by Mascagni;
"Le Cid," by Massenet; "Fosea," by
Comes, and liking Lear" by Cagnoni, are
the novelties for the Carlo Felice Theater in
Genoa.
Arthur Pougin, the eminent French critic,
observes in his Wagnerian Review that all
the great admirers of Wagner died crazy,
among which are: King Louis of Bavaria;
Carl Baudelaire, the French musician;
Frederic NietzShe, the famous barytone. and
Emil Scarria.
DIR. Tebaldini, learned musician and
critic of Venice, has established during the
past two years "Schola Cantorum," with
the intention of reviving the ancient
ecclesiastical choral music, particularly
that of Palestrina's time, and the
Gregorian chant The first concert was
given last month in the Basilica Of st. Mark
in Venice with great success. "Vidi
Aquam," ''Sanctus" ana "Agnus Del"
Gregorian chants, ''Ecce Panis" by Lott,
and Regina CGli" by Marcello, formed part
of the programme.
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7 7 ""
Nanon. hostess Of the Golden Ian
Miss Lora HoIIis Adieu.

Miss Hollis has been rendered a compli-
mentary benefit by a great many of our
leading theater-goers, prior to her departure
from this city. The young lady has accepted
the offer and selected Sunday, the 18th
inst, for the occasion, at the BijOu Theater,
Colonel Trumbo having kindly placed that
pretty little place Of amusement at her dis
posal. Miss Hollis has some claims on our
public for recognition, among others that
she is native Californienne, and is
battling against adverse circumstances to
make her way in the world. She is Ameri-
can in courage and ambition, and there
must be enough of the old-time chiyalry
left to help a struggling daughter of the
soil. The lady began her dramatic career
under Lewis Morrison at the Clnnie Opera
II ouse, Sacramento. in 1885. Afterward she
Joined the AlcaZar Stock Company and sup
ported a number of well-known stars, re-
ceiving great deal of praise for her work
as leading lady. The last engagement Miss
Hollis played was at the Grand Opera
House in Honor Bound" produced at that
theater during the late Native Sons ami
versary. For the farewell the lady will pre-
pare an attractive programme, and every
professional in the city has volunteered his
or her services.
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of the violin. He has succeeded so well as
to be called virtuoso-the young California
virluoso-which simply means musician
who greatly excels on any particular instru-
ment Like all the sons of genius the
young man, now % years Of age, is only en-
dowed with his art; but he enters on the
career he has chosen boldly, confident that
sooner or later he will make Fortune the
captive Of his bow and strings. The points
most praised in Mr.. Landsberger are his
large, beautiful. sympathetic tone and per
feet technique. In the concert which he
proposes to give at Odd Fellows Hall,
October 18th. we will have an opportunity
to Judge of these qualities. The young
gentleman will be assisted by Miss Rose
Watson, soprano; Signor Faustina Ziliani.
ten or first appearance in this city,; Mrs.
Carmichael Carr, pianste; Miss Amy Cell,
pianiste; complete string orchestra ana
tie Henry Heyman String Quartet.
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what they DO
ana see the play
tells. Mr.. Hoyt
claims for the
=" Trip " more
connected plot
than in many of
h i $ pre- Gus
farces. The mu-
steal introduce
tions are all
brig h t an d
catchy, but of a
character that
e q Il Tres good
rem d e ring. A
cast capable of
doing it justice
has been So
C ur e d. Lena5
Merville, who
plays The Wild
ow, has a ma
tional reputa-
ton as a clever
artist, and Mr..
HOyt has writ
ten the part with
a view to her es-
pecial ca abili-
ties for it. Harry
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