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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-15
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY,
No. II BROADWAY,
EeQal y Offices.


G UpREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
- OF NEW. YORK.-SummOns-Trial desired In tho
City and County Of New YORK; Action 40: e The
against Thomas j. Walsh, John Edwin stllwell Mary
r. Kelly Patrick Cassidy, and L. Richard Adler, COM
posing the firm Of Cassidy and Adler Louis n Phelps
Herman Semmel, John ID. Hicks Ferdinand Johnson
posing the firm Of Mahoney & Som Henry W: Benedict
John Burke, William NJ. Waite Isaac s. Stnder, and
Max Hahn, composing the firm Of stjq 9dIerr. and
sayer Robert Dick, the Twelfth Ward Bank the Hyatt
F. Lawrence. Charles Frazier and Henry G. Marshall
John Doe and Richard Roe, whose real names are I'M
known TO plaintiff. Defendants.
To the aboye-named defendants and each Of them
You hereby summoned to answer the complaint In
this action and TO copy OF answer on the
Plaintiffs Attorneys within twenty days after the service
of this summons exclusive OF the day Of service and IN
Of your failure 70 appear or answer Judgment VII
in the complaint. Dated February 90 1891 Wtter
& Kenyon, Plaintiffs Attorneys, 3s Park Row. New
York.
To Mary F. Kelly, Defendant:
The FOREGOING summons Is served upon you, by pub
lcation order made by the Hon. George
IngrahaIa OF the Justices of the supreme Court
OF the State New-YOrk dated the POD day of May,
1891, filed with the complaint in the Office of the
Clerk City and County OF NewYork, the same
day. New-York May %, 1891 witter & Kenyon,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys office and Dostofce address SS Park
Row. New-York City.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.


CAPE FEAR AND YADKIN VALLEY. ,,,
F SI9ss Wee. & milne June 2'' a ssSs5
JAIL o1So1NSArI, JACKSON AND MACKINAw' o.,
Esge;' & A. .: qs ssS 5 s55s5S
J cIr1EI T. lSD' GIN, CINCINNATI CHICAGO AND ST.
s E g!: ss3S J :ssS
GRAND TRUNK CANADA
FUN EgR'; week. & IN June SSS 81 esssS
LOUISVILLE. NEw.ALBANY AND CHICAGO .o7
Es%D; 8 s$B .s s;s
MEXICAN NATIONAL.
:: & SS :s5 5s5f ,:E5S5
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
f:s';' : ,# $i sas , ss ssi5
OHIO RIVER
s$@1;' :: ,Ga: 9s$$ ss:s
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE
FsG';5 & %is ss s ssss ssS
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.
First GaO Week in June. sIsS SS9 S SSSI y
JUL TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
s:=1;' {: ,$a: | .5i s!s:3 :;
ES9';' & Ra5 ss3ss5 !s555
WESTERN NETWORK AND PENNSYLVANIA.
Ssse;' e. sssss ,:s.s
WISCONSIN CENTRAL
E MN. Week n 9sss .s sas es s2s
BURLINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN;
E:@S'' ss Sc
CHICAGO. ST PAUL AND KANSAS CITY.
Ess' ST. 81 l .as ssss
CLEVELAND AKRON AND COLUMBUS.
$$$sf' !: g. 5sf sssS :5s
ERLANeER SYSTEM.
! 81 5 sGs 5ss sss
FLORIDA CENTRAL AND PENINsULAR.
SsG3', g IN ; ,ss5S f :sss
GRAND RAPIDS AND INDIANA
z b., e. ss S;5 s$
KANAwHA AND MICHIGAN.
ES%$S' e. ,fs$Ss l s5si
KANSAS CITY MEMPHIS AND BIRMINGHAM.
Ss@s', !: = ~ = ;s5$; 8; :3$ 5
KEoKUK AND WESTERN.
Number Of miles liS ias .o I1o
Fourth May. $50 -So,uooo 20 90,
Jan / " May 30. 129,sOl 13@oS2 lo5oS3
LITTLE ROCK AND MEMPHIS.
Number OF miles,. l35 LOO 40 ISo
Fourth in May. Sl0oOl SS,fll EI3IzO
Jan. 1 to May 3d.. 2i3,Olo Zl4'o5@ -I'fo'
OHIO VALLEY, KENTUCKY.
Number OF mies........ OS IOS - I0S
Fourth week IN May. s3l09 S0,o5I 20 90
Jan. l May 3d.. 4So5o o5'oo' IAoO''
ST. LOUIS, ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE
Branch LlnesJ
Fourth week In May. s2I4yo 435'2a9 SozDiO
SEATTLE. LAKE SHORE AND EASTERN.
Number Of niles. 20 80 ia
Fourth week In May. SftS2 SJ3,l5S SiOI90
Jan. l May 3d. 92Ofo 1i0,OO5 $4,000
TOLEDO. PEORIA AND WESTERN.
Number OF miles. 2iI "a "a
Fourth week In May. S2O133 S2l,6f3 SZIo9o
Jan. 1 May 3d.. S19,O2l 3I4,Io 3oO'55t
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London June ID, 2 D. m.-MeXican ordinary, 367s st.
Paul common 06ss Paris adyices quote per cent enes
65 confines for the account The amount OF
bullion on balance to-day Is $4,000.
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THE hook OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave 800 pages.
illustrated The standard authority on American open
air amusements Rules sailing swimming ball play.
IN shooting horseback riding. &C.. &C.. IN fuli VI per
COPY Published by The Tribune New-Yofk. Entertain
ing aud universally eompiInented By the press-
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mi ANI1A4 AN 1hOSA W.
CAPITAL
CORNER OF WALL AND NASSAU SITS.
LEGAL Depository for Court and Trust Funds and General
Deposits.
LIBERAL RATES Of INTEREST PAID on BALANCES.
The COMPANY eS:ho5zSd act ExEgyTe Or
T EESf5TXR j 6SE "a TB B5 AGENT and a.
Id S
Achilles for the transaction Of their business.
OFFICERS:
F. o. FHsToV @l tfEfE:klsS9gsR yes:r,eslaspt ,
A. T. FN bfiIE L SiSsS'''y anu l',@'''S''
Il l. :S:oS Boston, 9nP E & {sIS y
CUB T. g. H RaHdop1 n a a s. E O. a
S Shs: HsSa Psieo .,,5:,i $a'eSSary Ny.
TKEASURY OF TIE u, UNITED .i STAT i4;;s
5 "a esS q rR a Of SpSndd R5oT@
Sic r' the URsd states feDv invites bid bond; q
To e two whit mOa four hUndFd thousand dollars Said
WI be At pleasure tH0 years atfr & dase 81
at the three and ay hundrsdths $50 cent
FER payable by O s LeaF and Of aid
District. The bonds win be IN registered form and in
Of I BIDS ny en-?
e sa 1 %3 I'm osq nsaa bss
Sg6t @ reject any or all Gid; is Eesegyed j. H.
EnaETE IfIssSEsr 52fs {S%F
due Say ars eiG6teea hundred and naey;oag and Jug
rs and IL eshteen. hundred sa9
Of the United states Of AmeTa u Congress assemble That
Of the sinking fund the District Of Columbia is hereby
nHSe five es no Or one in dollars q
as eHye:g funding bonds Of The District Of
per confirm per payable hall Yearly %
bonds shall Teds,ssGs attct and
He s F SRaqI ss0 chat asS e f n s s. the
Viii by ynD b %6 s af BY be
VIII do provide the revenues necessary to pay the
Interest said bonds the may become due and
same a: a;ur and The bonds shall have Set forth and
6 priqcP and Interest 1n te99 ,h'I Be mad Paya
be engraved ana ps SnS a. ne eAe o. the PtTct
tsmo ,o oo commsone Of the snns inc una
ned by 6 sgf aud 81 the R Ts q Columbia
sa e ,S sns sd Is TcSsTr S S S Of the
ITaon the Secretary OF Treasury shah make such
provision may be necessity The Treasurer Of the
any Of the bonds issued under this act lese than
s feF ReT duly the ten
insertions in tTo daily apers in washington and two IN
Msy BE- R SER ed BY sesFsaFy Of The and
thereof shall b. applied T. Che redemPtoI 1 Of any Of the
% 81 IulV eight en- hundred and nnety-One and on the
fist and twenty sixth days q July sishteeH h9dred and
Tor no other purpose whatsoever.
tnv Of the bonds hereby authorized be called IN
sor YIN ont after the oNpatlOn OF from us
date II issue said TT aSurer Of United Stats u hts
The last Of tie said bonds originally issued
under this act and their substitute shall be first called
in and this order q payment shall be followed until all
shall have been paid.
Public notice shall b. given by advertisement by ten
successive Insertions daily published In the
ctv Of washn q the time on which payment VIII DC
made and the interest the particular bonds selected
az any time 10 be- paid shall the expiration Of
thirty davs from the date OF such notice.
he OF th District OF Columbia hereby
authorized and directed provide for the payment Of NIL
ses connected with the engraving and Temp
ton Of the above upon vouchers be approved BY
the Treasurer - The I'nt'f States.
Approved March 3D. 1891
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, JUNE Id -00..

the firm are the American correspondents Oh tme
Rothschilds. who are at present absolute masters
of the European financial situation. Inc clohl3
rates of exchange on London were ~ SO anu
81 81 ga for long and short bills respectively
RAILROAD EARNINGS
"The Financial Chronicle" computes the gross
earnings in May on 1877 railroads at S36, 4,4l4,
an increase of S119,3s5 over the Correspondents
month last year The mileage covered by these
calculations is this year S7,220 against s4'ozo a
year ago The Tribune has printed the gross
earnings of forty-two companies or systems ior te
first week in June. OF the number twenty-Slx
companies return gains Of $259,7l5, or lOi anu
sixteen companies return losses averaging ''o Er
cent The whole number gives gam over Iile
corresponding week last year of SlO1,O26, or 30
per cent. II has printed also the gross earnings
Of fifty-eght companies for the fourth week III
MAY, and the whole number gives loss, compared
with the same week last year of $3.50 1l3, or 81
per cent The returns Of the twenty three com
panies reporting last week increase the percentage
of loss from .46 per cent to 81 per cent
The following tables divide the aggregates and differ
ences Of the companies showing gains and losses
LIST weel, in June 1890 1891 Differences: P G.
1S Sompsnes 1853 554 1901 500 Dec. 152'ose rs
-- -------- - - n
Total 20 CONS 5o7, Gee s4e14.e s2 Inc slo7'o2e 2S
% companies 10000 g. 24s 1876 Inc ssos 1872
80 companes.... 4375OS7 3,so62f2 Dec oCs'Sto Io.o
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
"a RAILROAD.
THESTANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERl CA
The Scenic Line to the West.
No Transfer Through New-EOrk.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtIamdt Streets,
as fOlIOWS:-

THE FAST LINE
300 A. TPuman vest0uIe Sleeping ana Paia0r oas
thtaso SGS D. and nd S. LCas 2S NJ
Connects, also for Toledo, except Saturday.
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Composcd exclusively OF Pullman yeStlonle
Draw Ing and state Room, Sleeping Dining SmoAing and
faphers typewers bathrooms Tor both sexes aaIs
sn'D By aHd asS d
electric lights Arrives Cincinnati $40 a. m and Chi
e ASP yeS eSaaE cars d EsS
York, and Dia1s Cars from Ne%-{orE 70 ST. Louis
and Cncinnst Passenger coach NewYSTk 3 to GG
7;40 D. m. next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EMPRESS.
and Rroad yesbap
Coaches from New-YOrk to Chicago. Arrives in Chi
THE WE~ThRN EXPRESS
$50 =. NJ Pullman Vestibule Sleeping Car Newly ork TO
bHas Cars s. Sq SAs e GS9an a AND
rO2%f S'f % H. A Chicago a. 0a
nR U e. G an 10 Toledo % eept
Pacific EXpRESS.
SEQ Buss car ar NwUS
aSi meek 6es ss Ssy at and S0 aa a
;Sr Gsys,s1d and t%lqmS1: except sataSdsy; '' w
Washington Limited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars
tWith Dining Car TO BaltmOre). daily except sunday.
eesOna Lmted daily WITH HI Dining HS Car a. a no %
90 80 and Ii 90 a. n % 6e9g so 20 ssd S
m. and Il l5 night For Baltimore only / D. m
ana u 10 night "
FOR AIE1.iTIC CITY, so p. IN. week days. With
Through Buffet Parlor Car.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
p pS2S and qS 10 S 9h hs.e dT M
Dining carr, and IL 200 a. NJ Y 20 :oo, 10. 80
D. NJ and 70 is night. Accommodation ii 10 a. m.
sS 19q L IGS and 10 S'ay' G co.
800 $50, 500 ana . 90 p m, and i2i5 night
Accommodation. 100 p. m
For time tables trains 10 local points the Penn.
0aces Nos. 1875, $40 and 944 Broadway, Astor
House and foot Of DesbrOsscs and COrtlandt st.;
Court-st $50 futon-st. ana brooklyn Annex Station
check baggage hotels ana residences through de
CIAs E. PUGH. J. r. WOOD.
w IL R. R. Co., Lessec-Traas leave West tsd- st
The foot OF Jayst TewYOrk Hamilton London, Detroit
f noa SAsH 80 Is a. a. M ISo 10 p 3
e taps tuss a%$ ssy5seSss' EiiS
. .Si5 p oV m cstsE and Albany go = I5 10 is
POINT Cornwall Newburs g 80 - 10. :25, 10 Is
10 a! All go m y ~ = 90 80 2 10 SS 80 80
IS is p m Elegant sleeping car. for Buffalo Niagara Falls
Detroit Chicago and 81 LoS, on all th aSo ao trains
DAILY baily EXCEPT seurs as ,,a a o a
Tor ara sleepngear accommodations or information, app,
offices Brooklyn333 washlngton,st 72o Fnltonos5 Al
rs is5hs o'q and west fSors stations Yss ,Siss
General Passenger Agent vanderbilt.ave, New.York
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ARE. LACkAWANNA AND
WESTERN RAILROAD.

Shortest Line vestibuled Pullman Coaches.
a m-ljuflO and OswegO ENlress VIA Paterson, for
Water Gap. Stroudsburs Scranton Bingham'on Oweso
ithaca Waycrly Elmra, Corning, Bath Danyllle, Sher.
burne watervlie Riehaeld springs; Utica. Mt Morris,
Greene Oxord Norwich, Cortland syracuse Fulton and
Intermediate stations. Connect az scranton win irlgs
for Pittston Wilksbarre, DanNe and NorthunOef@hai
at Buffalo with trains for the West.
.o0 a m -Binghamion Mail. Via PoOnton.
D. m.-Binehamton and Emi,a Ixpres; for Water Sap
scranton With trains for Pttston. Kingston and Wilkes
i:io D. m.-seranton. wnkesbarre and Plymouth FIX
so d. m (daily)-Bunalo limited Express, via Pstr
son for Stroudshurg, Scranton, Bnghamtoa Owego W
yery Elmra. Corning Bath, Wayland. Danyile MI
Morris. Sc arriving In Buffalo az 80 a m. - -.
q n m tdaIy).-Buffalo Richneld Springs and oswegs
Express for strOudsburg scranton, Bghamton Co,tsns
Syracuse. Fulton. Greene oxford Norwich snlrbnir.e.
Wateryilie Utica &c. and All points Buffalo Dyision'
connects with trains for the West.
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.-Trains leave West i2dst. a. follows
twenty minutes earlier from foot OF Jayst 10Y ~
Tor MlddetOwn, Ellenyie, Liberty. Delhi, Nernisnn'
Oneida, oswego Chicago 80 p. M for Campbell lns
Middletown Eneny1le Liberty % 10 D. m, for Mnl Mildly
town Liberty Walton Oneida. Central Squore osnego'
Rochester Niagara Falls Detroit, Chicago 81 Lo.sss
DAILY All other trains daily except sunday nsSs,
tims- tables S2S Broadway. ]. g ANDERSON. Genef@
Passenger Agent. 10 Exchange Place. N u
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flnanrlal.
NJ Office OF SALE OF SEW ERAGE LOAN
~ BONDS OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT YER

~ BONDS OF THE VILLAGE OF MOUNT YER
NON, WESTCHFSTEIt CO., y. y.
On Second Day OF July, 1891, at 3 o'clock D. m,
Board OF Trustees OF the Village OF Mount Vernon. ia
Westchester County NewYork, will az their rooms la
Dearborns Building. Fourth avenue In said village.
sealed proposals for the purchase OF FIFTY 200 q
the Sewerage Loan Bonds" Of sad village The said
Board will and u,eIe said proposals. and accept
highest thereof 10 deem 10 for the Interest OF
the sad village n reject all OF sald proposals.
These part OF a series OF Bonds which are ~ be
issued by said village, under Chapter Cos OF the Laws OF
and the several amendments thereto provide funds
the OF permanent system OF sewerage
and drainage for said village Each bond will be for the
principal Of thousand dollars and Will bear IN
terest the of four a. per centum
able semi annually Principal and interest Will be pay
able National Citizens Bank IN Eew-York City.
The bonds Will be coupon bondf, VITA the privilege ~ the
holder Of having them made Registered bonds.
They will be- dated June LIST. 1891. and payable as
follows, TO wit:
Ten bonds. Nos. 1863 175. inclusive June /. 1917
Ten bonds, Nos. l79 10 1855, inclusive June l. 1915
Fifteen bonds Nos ls0 10 2O3 inclusive, June /. 1919.
Fifteen bonds Nos 20i b 2lS, inclusive. June l. 1920
The bonds will be delivered &c the purchasers
before the 10th day Of July 1891 at IL N.
BY statute the bonds be sold for less than
and accrued Interest Nos 1853. inclusive. OF these
bonds have heretofore been issued aud sold a good
premium and the proceeds Of them have expended
IN the construction OF system Of said village.
1t is expected that the proceeds OF this sale hereby
advertised VIII complete the said system
BY order Of said Board OF Trustees
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EuInU VALLEY RAILROAD.

| EIIIUH VAH1"1- -
II ,ssrNGER TRAINS leave foot OF cOrtisnd' anu D''
brosSe' S c MsSch shunE and nter@sdaRs o But,
10 a. M for GENEVA lyons H npnpSi io.ai points.
rh9r cor 70 Lyons and pullman ear 70 ~ noDt
Shan en kCauch Chunk and interied.ate Po..'S
=, 40 a m for Elmira and nternedl$gS noiSs Chaf
FOR Tun khannock and internedste a. re-.
,a, ~ TunkhannOck Connection " Iseauns @i@ -
burg 49,, md u Junction and principal inter-
oS,aro ppoints Chair l.. and B. Junction ,,ai,
m FOR Pottsyile and intermediate points NN~'
'"ib 20 d. m. for Mauch Chunk ana internledia" pO
,,oSnsction 10 Reading and Harrisburg ,,..o. py,.
40 n m for Geneva, Lyons, Elmra' SocheSeej Sss.
,alo and the West pullman sleeper TO Lyons anu S'
pension Bridge. ,,oo - N m ard
4 40 n m connect Tor all points In Mahonoy ala haA'
ton coal regions. .,.,, =, or,,r>c
$40 a. NJ for Mauch chunk, HaIelton ana iny.esdiSts
poiHts and ii a. IN. for Shenandoah all nterhe~'A''
points. -. -,, and ,o,o,rodate uointS
40 n M for Geneva, Lyons, Elmra, kochestet 49,
faio and West. Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons anu S-
penSioi General Eastern Office. 235 Broadway.
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-, JARED SANDFORD. President.

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER,
$500 NEW YORK, June 49, 1891
m HE TRANSFER BOOKS of the First Mort
l. gage four per cent registered bonds Of the West
Shore Railroad Company will close o'clock D.
June 10 preparatory 70 payment OF interest due July l.
T. v w. ROSSIrER Treasurer
THE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY
$500. 40 Broadwgy, New-York.
~ HI COUPONS OF THk BONDS of the
Valley Railroad Company OF Ohio. due June 18TH viii
be paid at the office VI this Company and that date
II. Y. DLMING. Troasurex
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Total ~ com a. 5O7 Goe o. OF 692 Inc sl07,O26 p
% companies So $40 O34 o. 24s 1876 Inc. ssos 1872
40 comnanies ~ 375OS7 3S06, PAP Dec. 5Cs,S45 49,
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OFFICE, OF YATIoN1L LEAP 26 ThRkusT'
Dividend OF FIFTY CENTS PER
"A win be paid July 49, aSsl 70 $50, stockholders OF
The transfer books viii close June 3D. 1891 ana remain
closed until July 10, 1891. COTE Secondary
New-York MAY % 1891.
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The following yesterdays quotations ioF
securities:
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MANHATTAN TRUST co.
CORNER OF WALL AND NASSAU srs'
Legal Depository for Court and Trust Funds and genera
Deposits.

The COMPANY s1:ho54ed e act e hXEGuTS sP;
TRUSTEE; as FISCAL and TRANSFER AGENT and q
REGISTRAR Of STOCKS and BONDS.
company Oilers TO executors ana trustees Oh es.as
ana 70 religious benevolent institutions excepona
facilities for transaction of their business.
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Dipioeno Notifies
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON hl'hN i
ROAD COMPANY. .,.,rp
f,FFfCE or THE TREASURER

DIVIDEND OF per cent OF I ~ uuP ro,n.
N stock OF the New.York and Harlem ialpEysdu udson
many will he paid the York Central anu ~,
River Railroad Company. Lessee tunder te Sis ofee on
The first day OF July next The transfer DOCKS wa VA nc
closed az O'Clock D. m. Monday. the ioth ihs~' an"
onenad NJ 10 O'Clock n. m. July I'd nexL ,,-.-o.
NP0~ Nv ~ r. v w ROSSITER. Treaslrer.-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1891-08-29
FOOTUlGHT FLASHES

The net earnings Of the Kendals In
America last season were about $4,000
P. T. Barnum's estate is announced TO
amount s4,2T0, $50, &, 993 933 Of which Is IN
real estate.
Francis Wilson has ordered a new comic
opera from Richard Stahl composer OF
THE Sea King"
Statistics show that 678 musicians, 81
artists and 1863 actors came from foreign
lands to America in 1890
Controversies over Beethovenh ancestry
have been set at rest by the discovery Of a
family history covering $50 years
"Ivanhoe" was the first grand opera thai
ever ran 100 nights in London; but 1t is a
question II 'Ivanhoe'' was a financial suo-
cess
The leading actor Of the Coincide Fran.
caise, NJ. Mounet Sully, has announced
that he Will make an American tour In
1899 03
TscharkOwsky, the Russian composer,
will bring a full Russian choir to America
next season. A similar enterprise once
failed in London.
w. 8. Gilbert, the famous writer of
comic opera librettos, was once a very good
lawyer. He was recently made a Justice
of the peace at Middlesex.
Nat Goodwin has paid Augustus Thomas
and Sidney Rosenfeld s. 200 in advance for
a comedy they are writing for him, and
will give them large royalty besides
Emma V. Sheridan, late leading woman
at the Boston Museum, will be succeeded
In that position by Marie Burress. an &C
tress chiefly known through her work with
Frank Mayo.
Two hundred and twenty-6 thousand
lire (more than as, OOO) has been paid in
royalties to Pietro Mascagni. composer of
"Cavalierra Rusticana." for it's perform
ance In Italy alone.
The "clipping bureaus" get many queer
orders, but few queerer than the one sent
recently to the New York agency by Ed
ward Remenyi, the violinist, who wanted
all the obituaries of himself which were
published when he was reported drowned
on his way from India to South Africa.
Remenyi wants to know all about the ac-
ctdent and what people said Of him.
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800 Reward. 500.

The readers of the FLoRIDIAN will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been able
to cure in all it's stages, and that is Ca
tarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being constitu-
tonal disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature in doing it's work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer One Hundred Dol
lars for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials.
F. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, Ohio
tY Sold by druggists, rs cents
Aug. lin
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FEMININE FANCIES.
W Sold by druggists, rs cents.
Aug. lin

Mrs. J. G. Aver Is entertaining very
handsomely In Paris.
Lady Brooke was magnificent In white
and silver at the recent state ball at Buck
ingham palace.
The Duchess Of Westminster Is the for
tunate possessor of the Nassau diamond,
which Is valued at EDS, 900.
Mrs. Mackay's famous portrait by Meis-
sonier which was once said to have been
destroyed hangs in her house in Carlton
House terrace.
Mrs. President Harrison continues her
devotion to china painting, and has many
beautiful specimens of her work in the ex-
ecutive mansion.
Mrs. Oscar Wilde and Lady Hubberton
are two Of the noted Englishwomen who
have adopted the divided skirt as part Of
their everyday attire.
Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt has a fine
figure, which she carries with much state
illness. Her eyes are dark blue and her
hair Is a ruddy. bronze brown.
Mrs. Phebe Brown, Of Lowell. Mass,
lightweight years old. spins three skeins
of fine yarn day, lends a hand in the
homework, keeps the weeds out Of the gar
den, and occasionally varies the monotony
of existence by making q barrel Of soft
soap.
Mrs. Flower, who has been honored by
an election to the Chicago school board, Is
a Brooklyn woman and sister Of DR.. Ell
lott Coues, the theosophist. She was
educated at the Packer institute In Brook
Ign. and taught for several years In the
schools Of Madison. Wis
Lady Caithness, Nine. Blavatskys sue
cessor In Paris as high priestess Of theoso-
ply, has fortune of several million dol
lars. She is extravagantly fond Of dar
monds, and appears at receptions loaded
down with precious stones Her most val
liable ornament is a large diamond cross.
The wife of Dr. McCosh will be honoced
by having her name borne by the inf1rm-
airy building soon to be erected at Prince
ton college. She is said to have greatly
endeared herself to the students by the
many little attentions she has bestowed
upon such Of them as have been taken sick
at Princeton