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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-14

There was little il any falling off in the
patronage of the rival opera companies at the
National and Albaugh's the past week
Both houses did good business,
again demonstrating the fact that Washington
can be depended on to support satisfactory
operatic entertainments at reasonable prices,
even in the heat of summer. At Albaugh's
1.-THE Chimes of Normandy" was staged and
sung in good style great deal of the
credit of the production belongs to Mr..
William F. Pruette, who looked after the re-
hearsals for Mr.. Carleton and sung the role OF
the Marquis with power and artistic effective
ness. Mr.. Pruette was well supported by
Miss Post, who has seldom appeared here to
better advantage; Miss Vincent, Mr..
Murray, Mr.. Fitzgerald, and Mr..
Bigelow. "The Royal MILDLY" at the Ma
tional gave Miss Lamont better opportunity
than anything she had been previously seen
in this season, and she displayed vivacity
and sprightliness that delighted her friends
and admirers. Miss Annandale, Mr.. Camp
bell, and Mr. Hamilton also did capital work
and met with deserved success in the en-
deavor to infuse 'go" into the opera.
Carleton Troupes Farewell Week.
Tomorrow night will witness the opening
of the last week of the Carleton summer
SSdbOu db hlUduSup lhC OlSdniIaelou
been presenting all grades of light opera in
an artistic and satisfying manner. Their de-
parture from Washington is matter Of regret
to the public nd the management, but is
made necessary by previous contract for
season in Buffalo. Their last production is
certain to be one of their best. The company
receives a new and valuable recruit this week
in Miss Clara Lane, who will assume the role
of Javotte, in the ever-popular opera Of "Er-
minie." Mr.. Carleton appears again, taking
the part of RGuenneS, Mr.. Bigeow being the
Cddedur The costumes and scenery will be
handsome and complete On Saturday night
the "Gondoliers'' will be given es farewell
performance. The Carleton production Of
this opera is generally recognized SIS the finest
this city has seen, and created general interest,
which was more than merely local. In this
presentation Mr. Carleton will be seen as the
Duke of Plaza, j. X. Murray as Marco, and
Clara Lane as Giannettd. Albaugh's Grand
Opera House will be closed for the present, as
the management was unable to secure as good
q company as Mr.. Carleton's, and refused
several offers of so-called summer companies.
princess To To" at the National.
The Lamont Opera Company will present
at the National Theatre tomorrow evening
W. s. Gilbert comic opera, ''Princess To To-"
This is written in his happiest vein, and the
music, which is by Frederic Clay, is very bright
and tuneful The cast will be as follows:
Miss Lamont. Princess To TO; Lizzie AMMAN
dale, JELLY; Charles j. Campbell, Prince UOro;
William II. Hamilton, Zapeter; John Brand,
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-14
Corset Covers.

29c.-39c. 9c.-43c.- -59c.-75c.- -9Sc-$125
To illustrate: We try to show you what we
offer at SOC. in Corset Cover-made of fine
cambric; French back; flat felled yoke of
fine platt Val. wide inserting; wide edge; edge
around sleeves; herring bone trimming; ribbon
drawn through loce-at SOC.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-14

Rn Attractive
Combined POCKET ALMANAC
and MEMORANDUM BOOK
advertising BROWNS IRON BITTERS
the best Tonic, given away at Drug and
general stores. Apply at once.
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Telephone 874-s for Faust Besr.o
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Prices.

placed on the lots of Corset Covers, Chemises,
Drawers, Skirts, and Gowns. We cannot give
you detailed description, but guarantee that
you will be astonished at the prices for quality
goods In
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-14
Drawers.

23c.-35c.-45c.-59c.- -75e-S5c- cents.
To illustrate: At 45 cents, fine Masonville
muslin; yoke bound fiat felled seams-six
narrow and two wide tucks, with wide en-
broidery edge-45 cents.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-14
Gowns.

50c.-59c.- -75c.-s5c.- -9sc.-$1O5
$1.19-$1.29.
To illustrate, at SO cents:
Fine muslin tucked yoke, M. ii. Style-sur-
plice neck Of wide embroidery embroidery
edge on sleeves-59 cents.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-14
Chera1ises.
Rebuilding Sale.

You want to come in often. Every day we
mark down lots of goods in every department.
Some we advertise; others are sold before we
get the chance to advertise them.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-14
1T STILL CATCHES ON.
SUMMER OPERA WELL PATRoNIzED
AT BOTH HOUSES.

The Carleton Company's Engagement
to Close at the End of This Week
What the Bills Are Gossip of the
stage.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-06-14
Shirts.

39c.-5Oc. &c. -75c-S9c.-9s
$1.19-$1. .25-$1.5O
To illustrate, at SO cents:
Fine muslin-yoke band-deep cambria
ruffie, tucks-wide Medici inserting and
edge-at Csc.
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rerary of State Blaine and President
Harrison. The course of the Republi-
can party on the pension question is cn-
dorsed and liberal pensions to disabled
soldiers aud the widows of the nations
defenders are urged. The financial
question is briefly disposed of by the
endorsement of the present silver law.
of which Conger of Iowa has the credit
Of being the author. President Harri.
sons administration Is endorsed and
the large appropriations of
the last congress are defended rs having
been necessary for the welfare and de-
velopment of the country and the pro-
lection Of those to whom liberal appro.
priations were voted for having hazarded
life and limb in the defense Of their
country. The prohibition plank in the
platform Of last year is reaifirlned and
the Democratic party and Democratic
local officials are arraigned for ccnspis
racy with the law-breaa;ng element for
violation and non-obserYance of the pro-
hibition law. The course of !owa's
senators and representatives in the ma
ticular eulogy is extended to Senator
Allison for his liberal and patriotic
course us chairman of the senate COM
mittee on appropriations. The worlds
Columbian exposition at Chicago ia
commended and the Iowa legislature il
urged to make liberal appropriation
for an exhibit of the resources and
products of the Hawkeye state.
Tho past and present record OF tho
party on the prohibition question was
endorsed in a lengthy and ringing plank,
aud as expected it was antagonized by
A. K. Hirsche of Davenport. He Of
fered as substitute "a resolution favor
ing such system Of local option under
high license as would afford protection
and prohibition to those communities
desiring the same. He supported this
in u ringing speech, the convention
meanwhile being in an uproar. The
Republicans, be said, were on the wrong
track regarding the prohibition law,
and they would find it oct.
Senator Lawrence of Sioux City, n
strict abstainer, followed in the same
vein, saying that the present prohibi-
tion law was n farce and that i'll his
county it bred moro intenperance than
open saloons.
A roll Gull was demanded anil great
disorder and tho amendment was de-
feated by l07 to 9o1.
Then another amendment recogniz-
Eng the manufacture of Intoxicating liq-
! ours for lawful sale was howleu down.
and after Il few remarks from the NOM
inee for governor the convention ad-
ourned sine die.
The convention endorsed Omaha ss
the place for holding the next national
convention.
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Nursery Stattstics.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Ameri-
can Association of Nurseryricn at its
recent meeting adopted resolutions
thanking Superintendent Porter for the
complete special Investigations being
made of the nursery interests of the
United States, and requesting that q
bulletin report OF this work be issued
before the opening Of the fall season,
and also that in the final publication
of the census reports complete elabor-
alton of this work shall appear. A copy
of the resolutions was forwarded to Mr..
Porter, who replied that the result Of
the completed Investigations of nursery
farming had proved most satisfactory
and as this is the first attempt made by
the census to secure data on this in
dustry the resulte may not be as elabor.
ate rs subsequent reports, but the final
publication will contain vast amount
! of interesting data which cannot we'll be
published in the bulletins containing q
a,1n,mnryi of tha work
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-10
Fork Inspection Mt Chicago.

WASHINGTON, July g. Secretary
Rusk, when asked in regard to the re-
suits of the pork inspection at Chicago
said that it had been very satisfactory,
The proportion of animals found affect
ed is less than was expected, and he be-
lieves less than exists i'll the hogs in any
other country. Our pork, he continued,
'is the most wholesome of any produced
in the world, because our hogs are raised
under the best sanitpry conditions.
They are not confined to small pens and
filthy quarters as in ether countries,
but they have the run Of large fields
and are fed upon clover and corn. Hogs
here are not treated rs scaveugers and
fed upon shops and garbage, as they are
in Europe; but on the contrary, they
are raised as means of marketing in q
concentrated form, the bulky product
Of our farms. Oar inspection has de-
monstrated without question that the
pork Of the United States is beyond
suspicion, and the product will bs by
far the best which finds its way to tbs
Enr.,YH..,D ,norkptS
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Jesus Christ's "Deat,, Warrant"


WHEELING, w. Va, July 3.-Among
the curiosities in possession of the West
Virginia Historical and Antiquarian u.s.
sociation is an ancient document pur-
porting to be the death warrant of
Jesus Christ. It WAS engraved on q
plate Of brass and found by the French
Commissioners of art while excavating
in the ancieat city of AQuilla, in the
Hebrew and translated by the % French ii
commissioners of art of the French
armies. On the reverse side of the plate
from that on which the death sentence
is written are the words: Similar plate
is sent to each tribe" AS the Romans
were careful to record the official acts
Of the emperor and the governors of the
provinces, it is possible that this death
sentence is genuine.
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Flew xo:k's lsip;.e..

NEw YoRN, July 2.-The trial Of
Amer Den Ali, or Froneily, for the ,nar-
der CT Carrie Brown, was resumed.
Mary Harrin:, :,tcn and Mrs. Maaly testi-
fled to seeing E'renc',y in the murdered
wonan's compartments at different
times. Detective Fink testified TO his
discovery of blood stains i'll the East
River hotel and also under Fenchy's
finger nails. He also described Frenchy's
blood stained clothes. Captain hlc-
Laughlin and other police officers cor
foborated Eink's stat.:meut.
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No Confession from ,:ar,slep,

PHILADELPHIA, July g. Editor Wn.
V. McKcan stated th,t The Ledger had
not received any confession from Mr..
Bardsley in his handwriting. 1t had
received statement purporting to be
a confession from him. MIR. Mexican
would not say who obtained the inter-
view. The reason the statement WIS
suppressed was because The Ledger did
not think what Bardsly or Mr.. Marsh
was reported to have said is creditable
authority on the subject.
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billions In Tobacco.

NEW York, July a.-The property
and business of p. Lorillard G. Co., the
tobacco manufacturers, has been turned
over to stock company to be known as
the P. Lorillard company, with 81 capi-
tai of IS, ,OOO, 600, of which Sc ,0U0, 900 will
be preferred stock, entitled TO 8 per
cent. cumulative dividends. and So, Co.,
600 common:stock. The Lorillards will re-
tain the management.
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A N.,v yor,. Tr, .e,, ..

New York, July y2.--Alexander Weiss
Of The Deutsche Eerald, shot q woman
named Mary Hodig and then attempted
suicide about noon at Ninety-third
avenue. Both were removed to the
hospital where little hope is entertained
for their recovery,
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A c;rcul.- fron, lsrice.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Hor. Calvin
g. Br!ce, chairman of tue national Dem
pcratic committee. has issued circulars
to the members of the national commit
tee and to the chairlncn of the Demo-
cratic state committees. which puts
great stress upon the importance Of
thorough, organization of the Democracy
for the coming campaign and lmrticu-
larly urges the formation of Democratic
clubs in every state and neighborhood.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-10
yellow Fever IL che Ou,s.

BAY 81. Louis, La, July 4.-:Ths
latest from the United States quaran-
station on Chandelier Island is Of Mon.
days date, the 29th. DR.. Greenvelt was
alive yet, but no hope Of his recovery
was entertained. DR.. Carter, surgeo b
in charge, had been taken i'll, and at
once teiegraphed to Washington for q
surgeon.
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short $4,000.

ARKANSAS CRY, Ark, July 3.-Deyel-
opements fully confirm the report Of
the defalcation Of Sheriff Warfeld. The
actual shortage will be in the neighbor-
hood of 10000.
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Orflercu tu ,,chr,rr sna.

WASHINGTON, July s.-The United
States steamship Marion was ordered to
Port Townsend, Wash, where she will
await final Instructions to loin the yes.
Bells now in Behring sea to protect the.
seal fisheries.
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General Miles sss..

Cf1tcAoo. July 4.-when the news Of
the wreck on the Erie reached the city,
grave fears were expressed At army
headquarters for the safety OF General
Miles and Captain e. L. Higgins, Who
were on their way to Buffalo, where 4
reunion of the Army of the Potomac is
being held. A telegram. however, WAS
received from Captain Higgins stating
that neither General Miles nor be wnS
injured.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-10
Murderer Williamson asuss Hang;

Murderer " W'il1i,:rnson ninst Hang.
SEDAIIa, NO., July 2.-The supreme
court affirmed the decision in the case
of Thomas Williamson, convicted of
the killing Of Jefferson and Charles
Moore, and fixed Friday, August 81, as
the Date of the execution.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1891-07-10
First Sugar I.icense.

WASHINGTON, July &. = The first
license to sugar producer under the
bounty clause of the new tariff law was
issued to Edward II. Cunningham Of
Sugarland, in the Third district Of
Texas. His application was made on
June 8, and the license is good for q
year.
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Not a Dcfaul.cr.

PHILADELPHIA. July s.-w. B. Elton.
head, the father of Edward Y. Elton
head, lately the president of the Fidel-
ity Storage company, denies the story
that his son is defa,,lter CT absconder.
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An Announcement.

WASHINGTON. July 2. = George W.
Cans of Wisconsin, was appointed
superintendent of logging on the
Menomisaee Indian reservation in NTie.
eonein.
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collidcd Will, a c.ble Car.

P1rrsDuRa, July "A car on the ele-
vated road collided with car on tho
cable road at Hiland and Ellsworth
avenues. Three passengers We're badly
hurt, ono fatally.
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WASHINGTON, July 3.-The following
circular extending the d per cent.
bonds at 2 per cent. interest was issued
from the treasury department:
In pursuance of the reservation con-
taincd in the circular of June 2, 1891,
whereby the bonds of the 4t-3 per cent.
loan were called for redemption on and after
the 2d day Of September, 1891, public no.
tice is hereby given that any of the bonds
of the said loan may be presented at this
office on or before the ID day of September
next, for continuance during the pleasure
of the government, with interest Mt the
rate of per cent. per annum, In lieu OF
their payment ut tho date above speci-
fed. Bonds presented for continuance
should be accompanied by a request sub
staltially in the form herewith prescribed,
and upon the surrender of the bonds, with
such request, the secretary of the treasury
will return to tl.e owners registered bonds
bf the same loan with the fact that such
bonds are continued during the pleasure
of the government with interest at the
r,lte of 2 per cent. per allnum, stamped
upon them in accordance with this notice.
Upon the receipt Of bonds to he continued
us above provided, the interest thereon to
Sept. 2, 1891, will beprepaid at the rate tho
bonds now bear. Registered bonds to le
continued should be assigned ITO the sec
retary of the treasury for continuance;"
the assignments being duly dated and
witnessed by one Of the officers indicated
iii the instructions printed on the back Of
each bond. Tho department will pay no
expense for transportation on bonds re-
ccivcl under the provisions Of this cir
cular, but the bontis returned will be sent
lncu
; otherwise direct.
| Importat!ons Untlev Consular Seals. :,
WASHINGTON, July 3.-The secretary
of the treasury has issued circular
amending the existing regulations in re-
gard to imrortations under consular
seal SO us to require tho officer Of the
| United States authorized to act in tho
TO make careful comparison of Che con-
tents of cars with tho manifest and to
close and seal the openings of the cars
on arrival at any frontier port of cars
thus secured. The object in view is
solely for the protection of the revenue.
Tho collectors are enjoined to take all
proper measures to prevent the unnec-
eosary detention Of cats II on exam
ination the consular seals are found to
be intact and the entry is made as re-
quired, the car will be further secured
by customs locks and forwarded to des-
tination by IL duty bonded route. II
the consular seals have been removed or
ta,npered with before the arrival at tho
frontier the car will be detained aud
entry will be required as in tho case OF
ordinary ilnportations Reports arc to
be male by collectors to the treasury
department Of all merchandise shipped
or received under consular seals.
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Three Fire Fighter. a,is.ine.

Three Fire Fighters MiEsinG.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 2.-The Mount
Tamalapis FIRE is still spreading and it
is feared that many residences in Ross
valley will be destroyed. Three volun-
teers who were fighting tho fire are
missing
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Ycsteriey's r:nl, oau.ea.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

W.SI!:It.S I'NIVI.AT1OE.
lincoln, .; Mi:wauAee, Q. DaTnssoush
Rogers: TicAcry. Suhrivcr.
Eans,s City, 10; Duluth, ]. Swartzc!
Johnsen; .Gunson, Gaodenougl, Hart
Denver, {; Minneapolis, G. sIc,Sahs
Buckley; DulSc, Darling;
Omaha s.. Sioux CiSy, 4. I-i@iiorg
EutcliiT, Earle.
THE LEAGUE
philadelphia. .; New York, .
Hranslya, @; Boston, 6.
Cincinnati, i: I';gts;,urg, 6
Chicago, .; Cleveland, !.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Boston, 9; Washington, 8.
Athletic, ., Baltimore, 4.
Columbus, 4; Cincinnati, 8
st. Louis. s; Louisville, 4.
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Prince George of GRECO.

HALIFAX, July 2.-Prince George has
s,ceived orders to sail for Europe. IIe
saves in the Rush July 6 for Po, ts1nouth.
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Tho weather.
WAsHrNaToN, July For IoHx ~
Nebraska: Fair; warmers Winds blee
hg souti,erly. s.
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BOND EXTENSIONS
Four and a Halfs May Run at
2 per Cent.
A BRITISH CONsUEs TROUBLES.
Two Of His c,orks Thrown into ch,,,an
BnstiIe In spite of tho Minister'S Pro-
tcst-A Circular from Foster Concern
4ng Sealed Imports.

sng Sealed Imports.
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The Ticket.

Nominations were then declared in
order and the following ticket was nom-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1891-03-11
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.

NoTICE-A1i publishers of weekly newspapers
printed in whole part in printing office the
place where such newspaper purp0rts to be published,
or If not printed that have been established and
regularly published for five prior the date of
the approval of this act having bOBn nut circulation
to actual subscribers of not less than three hundred
copies each week and which shall nave been regularly
published for six months prior to the opening of each
session of the Legislature, who shall publish in their
respective spapers all of the acts of general inter-
est passed at any regular session of the legislature
which shall be designated by the secretary of state
the official state paper, copy laws, shall be allowed
one hundred dollars for such publication, upon filing
with the secretary of state satisfactory proof by a
dayt, that such laws have been published provided
in this section which amount shall be paid Of the
TT. CUNNINGHAM,
Secretary of State
No 10, A. Published February 5, 1891.
CHATTER 5.
An ACT relating to public printing and amendatory
of section 44 of chapter 30, OF the revised statutes
The people the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. Section 4i of said chapter 20, of the re-
vised statutes, is hereby amended to read fol-
lows: Section 3ii. The legislature shall declare
newspaper published ut Milwaukee, the official state
paper in which shall be officially Published all the laws
advertisements, proclamatons and communications of
every nature, which may hereafter be required
by law to be published in the official state paper. ANY
publication from either of the state departments in such
paper shall be deemed official Until further desgna
ton is made The Milwaukee Journal is declared "a be
the official state paper.
Section . All and parts of acts in conflict with
the provisions of til act hereby repealed.
Section s. This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved February 5, 1891