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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-11-14
tc- ..isfi-yia Etssc zen.

Tie Milwaukee, Evening Wisconsin
q the llth inst. contains the following
announcement
Tn Plates We're successfully rolled al
Bay View Yesterday
The experiment was tried with q
view 4 determining the feasibility OF
making Till Hate here. and it WIS 4
pronounced success rs 4 result, Mil
w@ukee. il Ill probability, VIII have u
lin plate lnii,.
George Garrett, who is the COM
lany's steel expert, came Up from
Chicago 10 lie present at the expert
Ia,nt Plate 70 the amount OF SEQ
pounds WIS TUNED cut III the expert
mental run. and it Eas smooth, even,
and of good quality in every respect.
1t vas rolled to the ,ineness indicated
lv -, Wire cuage.
u hat is the ant;-tin plate democrat
going to Go with this new stumbling
s!ack ~ri;i.l l2ced III his path
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Fired Her Own Clothes.

ST. PETER, Mimi, Nov. 1O-Mrs.
M%loney, of Minneapolis, patient at
the insane hospital, died early Sunday
morning. On Saturday evening she
deliberately stepped upon a chair,
threw her clothes over the gas jet
and set them on fire, ami was badly
burned before she could be rescued.
She was in very poor health and I'M
able to survive the shock. Coroner
skinner held an inquest, and the jury
rendcrd the verdict that she died by
her OWE hand.
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Mortgage sane.

Default having been NAL in the payment Of
mortgage dmtc April iith., lSEl inaj!e and dellv
cred by John T. DSInuu lnOr!gg " u K. lorkycr
THOMPSON Inortgagce. aud recorded III the office
of the register OF deeds of Douglas County Wis
consin May - 1890 at il ~. O'Clock \. NJ. lii Vol
umc ~ OF mortgages on page IL given on the
following described premises situated Ill Douglas
County Wisconsin to vat. Book Number Twenty
oae t2l On E;St Thirteenth ii3} street, III the
Townsitc OF superior, clty OF Superior according
to the plat of said ruwn>ite on file and OF record
in III" Office of the Register Of Deeds i'll AMI for
douglas County Wisconsin said mo gagce claims
Five hundred Sky and =. 100 (15jl - is due
on said mortgage and the note therein described
at the date of this notice
That no action at law or otherwise has
been commenced for the recovery of said debt or
any part thereof. Now therefore notice is hereby
given that By virtue II the power of sale contu
ed i'll >al't mortgage, ain! i'll pursuance of the
statute III SiICh case made and provided. said
mortgage viii ne fprec!o sd and the premises
above Described Will he Sold at public auction II
the hiS hcSt bidder for cash pay said debt, in
tcrest aud Fifty dollars attorneys fee as sIpuint-
cfi i'll said mortgage, it2tl disbursements allowed
by law: which sale " i'll be made by the sheriff OF
Douglas County Wisconsin at the west DO n OF
the CcErt House in the City of superior i'll said
county and state on the 18th day of December
1891 at o'clock i. ". OF that day.
Dated october 22d 1891.
K. LoCKY :g THOMPSON, Mortgage.
HUGHES a JAM1>nN, Attorneys for Mortgage.
Richie Block West superior Wisconsin. o@L,!l1
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Notice of Hearing,

STATE OF WISCONSIN, ,e,.,,. ,..,
DOUGLAS COUNTY. N''Nii oo'"''
In the matter Of determining the descent of Ger
tain lands in Douglas cuun V, Wisconsin, To the
heirs At law of Patrick J. Cusich, deceased
late OF Ontanugon, Mich.
Notice is hereby given that at a special term of
this court, held on the 10Th day of october, 1851
Ihe petition OF Bridget F.. Cus;ck. widow, and
Moliie Einmt l,s, one of the heirs at law of said
dccedcnt, was tied III this court praying judg
ment determining The descent Of certain lands i'll
Douglas county. Wisconsin, to Mollie Enmons
Alice CuStck, James Cusick. Minnie Cuscs.
Katie CuSick, ami Annie May CuSick all heir $ u,
In" OF Patrick J. CuSick. deceased.
That pursuant to all order made herein ut
special term Of this coUr held on the Goth day of
October. SJl said petition ill be heard at IL
special Term Of this court 10 be held on TIE S.h
day Of December, 1891, al 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon of that day. IN the Office Of the county
Judge. at the court h1u C. in the cit. of SUI cfior
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
That the lands i'll respect 10 which the descent
Is sought to be determined. and by the Judgment
established, are situate in Douglas COUNTY, WIS
co lslti, and are de>cribcri as follows:
The undivided orc haii of lots - ard IS III
block ~. First division of West Superior,
douglas county. Wisconsin.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1891.
By the Court.
b. Z. ROBERTS.
County Judge.
NJ 5. BRIGHT.
I ltr3S Attorney f,rp Petitioners
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without any teacher; you came to the rescue
when Miss Laitr.rc deserted her DclSarte class
so suddenly. ana certainly we are ali improy-
ing III grace uni@r your instruction. | heard
you telling Tommy lanes last evening how
his club made mistakes i'll playing baseball:
yGu seem 10 be up on ali the latest fadS.' and
know just W hat to do under all circumstances:
you entertain beautifully; and in the last
month You have i'm proved SO i'll health, owing,
you tell me, to your physical culture exercises.
Hherc 90 you set all OF your information
from iii this little out-of the way place for
you never go to the city"
KATE: why. Jennie, you viii make mo
VAN. ! have only one source Of information,
but it is surprising how il meets all wants. j
very seldom bear of anything rev but what
TIE ext few days bring me full information
on the subject. Magic? NoI Magazine!
really furnishes the reading for the whole
hoilSchSll: father has given up his magazine
that lac has taken Tor years. IS he says this
one gives more ard better information On
the subjects OF the day; and mother says
that il IS that that makes her such famous
housekcepcr. la fact. we all agree that it is
t:lc only really FAMILY magazine published,
as we have sent for samples of all of them
and fnd that one IS all tCr men. another all
for women, and another for children only,
Whilc this one suits every one Of lis: SO we
only need 10 take enc instead Of several and
that IS where the economy comes in. for it is
only 500 4 year. Perhaps You think am
too lavish i'll my praise: but will let you see
oars. or better STILL send 10 cents to the ri;tl-
Usher, ". Jennings DcmorcSt. Il East l4th
Street, New York. fer Il sample copy. aud
SHAH always consider that | have done you
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us ont. as Won say we have the reputation of
being the best informed family in town. If
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that does it,
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Notice of Publication

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN.
II October TO- 1881.
Notice is hereby given til at the following nam
ed settler has flied notice OF his intention To
make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Clerk of
the Circuit Court, Douglas County, Wis, at Super
ior, Wisconsin
November 2Es:, 1891,
viz: franklin Pat,ee his Hid Entry No ll01 for the
NEl4 of Sec - TIP 10 of l.
lie names The following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF
said land VIZ: Charles Lord Jr Leo. Lord, viii
Iiam Selwood and Nicholas Lucius Jr, oil of
White Birch, Douglas Co.. Wis.
q. W. CARRINGTON
o17n2l Register.
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Notice for Publication.

7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
II November 4, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that the following-nam-
ell settler has FLED notice of his intention to make
final proof a support of his claim. aud that said
proof will he made before the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Douglas county Wisconsin. at Superior Wis
con>in, on
December 18th, 1891.
viz: John B. Tourviile. Hid +. No. l1o5. for the
Ela OF MEL and NNi4 OF NEi4 section 1. TIP. As.
\. Ean.e IL W: and oW14 of sWi4 section 81, Up
IL. N Range Il w
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon, AMI cultivation Of
said land viz:
John Nckinon. Charles WickS.rom. John Swan
and joe Go5urn all of superior, Douglas county
Wisconsin.
q. ". CAHRINGTON,
nIdle Register
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NOTICE..

IT 5. LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND WISCONSIN
~. Noycmbc- = 1891.
Complaint having been entered AT this Office by
frank 1ihhcttS against George l.. Start for aban-
coming his Homestead entry no gl3 dated Mar, h
;. 1886 upon the So of NHi and HE NJ of SNl (
OF Section 2i. Township ~ N Range 10 W. IN
Douglas county, Wisconsin. with view 10 the
cancellation of said entry, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear II this office on the
18th day of December. 1871. at 10 o'clock M to
respond and furnish testimony cone rnirg said
alleged aba ndonnIent
hi ids a. W DARLINGTON Register
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STATE OF WIsCO: SIN
ROY WY rn Ut

STATE OF WISCO. SIN,
IN co, MY co TT.
roUGLAs CorN-Y
In the matter Of the estate of Junes Ser, de
ctnsci. Ia.te o. liIe city ui superior, iJutg.,is
county, WISCONSIN. In probate.
Notice is hereby given that at n special term Of
the county court to be h"l't III and for sal
county at the county judges otti q. i'll the court
house. in tie city Of superior, Iougias county
Wisconsin, on Tuesday. the nth day of Decrmfer
1851, at 10 o'clock Ill the :oreUo n of that day
The following matter viii be heard and cou>id-
cred
The petition uf Sarah \. Bradshaw to have an
instrument il ID herein pu"pOr,ing TO be the last
will of said JaE IS Sycr admitted IL probate. The
propoau'!ed is dated the Eth day OF
1885, and Saran Ann Bradshaw ara
jane stack wood tIIDcCn are nominate exc, III s
thereof
Dated November %, 1901
DE. ROBERTS.
Nl4-GS County Judge.
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Notice for Publication,
7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN

T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
Il Oct. ., ISL
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention TO
make final proof in supper; OF his claim and that
said proof will be made before the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court for Douglas County Wisconsin, at
Superior Wisconsin. on
November Is, 1891,
viz: Frank Huri-, his Hd. Entry No lIas for the
NE14 OF Sec, 4, To, Is y. L. II w
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation Of
said Land. viz: John Anderson. Daniel Il. John
son. John Stevenson ana Andrew Anderson all
OF Hawihe-rnc, Douglas County. Wis.
pTaSri - X
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DcceDlSrr %. 1891.
Notice Tor Publication.

I AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND WISCONSIN
II Nov. l., 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that the following nam
O. settler has filed notice of his attention make
hnal proof IN support of his claim. and that "a Il
rro'f viii be made before Clerk Circuit Court of
Douglas County Wis, at superior Wis. on:
December 2lst. 1891.
viz James McCurGy, his FIcemption n. s. No
q - tor the 80 of sMit see. Is. Tp. IL n Range
10 ".
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land viz: Joseph Bcauioin. Norbert Cuu-
tnre, Joseph Roy. Antoine d. Luucau, all OF Brulc
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
II. iui9 G. W. CARRINGTON, Register
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ISar.:.a 90 Sal

Default having hc"T male in tn" payment rf Il
nor. gage dated March - i-.I made and Il, liz
C;eG ~ john 4. oaiHnn niurtyagor Ia il.unl ,rSuu
Richie mortgage a'ia rec .c. in the ul.i.c OF
the Register OF Deeds OF piu%lHS County W!S"ou-
>ln April 2Gh $50 at . Is o'clock T. " i'll Volume
=. OF mortgages on page D.. given on the fol
lowing described premises Situated in p)u.s'u>
County Wisconsin To ait Block E.%hty-ou@ ISL
on cas- lay street III thc TrWHSitc OF superior iii
the CITY Of superior according T. the recnr,tci
plat there, t now On file ans; OF record .hr
"t!iCc ot the Register IF Deeds of p)dyisIS County
wisconsin Said hort%tgcr claims that the sum
Of Fnuf-huudred ana fifty and GG-iUJ Doil8es is
due on SAL! mortgage ana note described lhCr, III
or otherwise has been commenced or hat for The
recovery OF said debt or ANY part thereof. Now
therefore notice i hereby that by yjrtuc ui
the pow OF sale con aimed in said gage ana
III pursuance 81 t'ie >td;nte III such eases made
aud provide I, said mortgage viii b. tor"rloStti.
and the PREMISES HbuV" CsrscTI p-'! vail he sold
at pHnc udrli,u TO the Ia CHEST bidder for cash
to pay sti,t debt interest and Fifty Dollars aitur
ncy- tie stipulated! Ill said mortgage and the
GI>Dii~o nclita allow ed by Law: which, sac Will
be made Ivy III" sheriff Of Du!Gtts County Wis
c"nS.n III tie w"t do IT n the t't,Ft house III :"
city OF Supecipc in slIt CoInty AMI >latc on he
litn day of december inJi ut 0 block 7. II. Of
that day.
Dated Oct. Ter 23i 1871.
THOMPSON EETC:iIr MORTGAGE.
HrGH!S < .]ATi~p%. Attorneys tor MUI.g
Richie block West super. r Wisconsin,. o3ldi-
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LIN E

cities. the Chicago AMI Northwestern system of
lines Composed OF the Chicag II. Paul Minnea-
polls & Omaha. Chicago Il Northwesiirn and
Fremont tishorn 4 Missouri Valley RyS tall ad-
vertisei as The Northwestern Line ltraverses a
rich and pppnloas country and offers the quickest
means of reaching all tie large towns or villages
IL the territory rtterdstcI by it. Besides select
ing ront, travellers should get d folder with
map of this line. and they Will quickly see he
advantages offered. All particulars. with map
and time tables. may i- obtained at any sutton
or write direct to.
T. ". TFSDiLE
Genera Passenger ,ys.,,t :; rar,r
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A POPULAR FAMILY

JENNIE: How is it. Kate. that you always
seem to catch on to the last new thing? Do
what ] E2ay. you always seem to get ahead
CT me-"
KATE: s. don't know: I certainly DO not
make any cXertron i'll that direction"
JENNIE: Wei, during the last few months
for example. YOU have taken up painting,
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NORTHW ESTERN

Pullman sieepers are also run through between
Duluth, Superior aud chicago Fast through
trains are also run between Minneapolis. 81. Paul
and kau>as City, via Sioux City. with through
Pullman S'cepers -. Paul to omaha and Kansas
City. lining ears are run on all through trains
over this zine between Minneapolis St Paul and
Chicago. and between 81. Paul and Kansas Citv
BESIDES being the best betMcen these nrincinal
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ALWAYS ON TIME, P"

There is no line so handsomely equipped for
through passenger service as The Mort hweStorn
Lime. st. y. NJ. 4 O. Ry-and the Minneapolis
81 Paul and Chicago trains over this line have a
better record for reaching either end of their
ION time tlhn those of any other line in the
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STATE or WISCONSIN. IL CIRCUIT COURT
COUNTY OF buJGiAS.
W. K Stone and y. l.. or leau, c0pariners, Stone
& Ortiran, Plaintiffs,
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7 HE

All well posted travellers between the twin
Cities and Chicago this INDEPENDENTLY favor
Ing the -'NeStibuie Limited Which carlos the
finest sleeping cars and coaches ever built, and
also all classes Of passengers without extra fares
ON the Lake superior partition ofthe line between
Minneapolis. 81. Paul and Duluth and ST. Paul
and ashland Pullman sleepers are run Oh night
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Chicago
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10:i'5 1
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For IVES
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Nolicc Of Hearing.

W >. DkItHi.
lines Attorney fer Petitioners.
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SucT5.s y sale.

THOMPSON E.TC:IE, Ior'"H@ee.
Ht-GH!S < JATi>p&. Attorneys tor MOI. gage
itcA!e block West super r Wisconsin,. o3ldi2
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nl4-1,S
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Notice OF Hearing.

BUEHAEs & PERKINS
Plaintiffs Attorneys nh i.6
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs Arthur L. Barney Of Irvington, gave n tea for
her daughter. Miss Azuba Barney, yesterday after.
noon at the home OF Mrs Charles Barney. No. 1ol
East Thirty eghthst The debutante received in the
white and gold room, assisted by Miss Barron. Miss
There was dinner after the reception, and cotlllon
A. " z. Post led with Miss Barney. Among the
cuests invited were Mr. and Mrs c. NJ, Depew. sir
Roderick Cameron the Misses Cameron. Mrs. A. p.
Stokes, Miss stokes, Mrs. Francis Deafeld,
Mss Delnfeld, Mrs E. F. Shepard, Miss Shepard,
Mrs ". d. Sloane, Mis- Sloane, Mrs. a. VI.
Dodge Mrs. James Mcvickar, Mrs W. NJ Jaffray. Mrs.
Howard Jafray, Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Whitney, the
Misses Hall and Mrs. Plerpont Morgan.
Mrs. Z. F. Shepard and Mrs. W. D. Sloane gave
another large dinner party last night, followed by
cotill0n. About severity people were present. The
dinner was served In Mrs Shepard's drawingroom and
the dance followed In Mrs. SlOanes house Among
the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Martin Mr. and
Mrs H. Mex Twombly. DIR. and Mrs. W. Seward Webb,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Webb Miss Marie Winthrop Mr..
and Mrs ogden Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. Cavendish Ben
tinck Mr. and Mrs. William Jay, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Dend the Misses Hend Miss Hall, Miss Post Miss
Rerryman Miss Sands W. Jay schi"ffelin, c. Creighton
Webb r. T. wilson Ir., Miss Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Bronson. f. l.. winthrop. and J. Louis Webb.
Robert Reid gave n reception to Mr. and Mrs. Julian
story I'm his studio in the Sherwood yesterday after
noon Among IN, guests were Mr. and Mrs. J. Carroll
Beckwith, Mr.. and Mrs. u; sidd9n, Mowbray NJ ana
J. Alden Weir, W. VI. Chase, F. 5. Millet, NJ I.
Smedley W : Allen. Kenyon Cox W. L. Metcalf,
r. Van Boskerk. and W. a. Colin.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
rtDygs, DAY. AT The SOUTHERN SOCIETY.

Yesterday was ladies' day. at the sou hern Society.
and for three hours in the afternoon the spacious
rooms OF the clubhouse in West Twenty-ffthst. were
thronged with members and their guests. The re
ccption was perhaps the most successful ever given
bv this society. By actual count over 1900 per
sons were present in the Of the afternoon. The
arrangement were perfect and the big crowd WAS
handled without hitch The reception committee con-
sisted of wIlloughby Sharp, J. H. Ingram. Wallace
Deane Howard Page. Wilton Randolph. Il. W. Gwath-
mev and 8 s. Logan. An elaborate luncheon was
served In the dining and billiard rooms, and Lander'S
orchestra furnished the music.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh X.
Garden Mr. and Mrs John King. Miss King, Mr.. and
Mrs John G. Calhoun. Mr.. and Mrs. Fa lick Calhoun.
Edward Gould Miss Helen Gould, Mr.. and Mrs. James
swami Mr. and Mrs. John II. Inman, the Misses In
man Colonel william L. Trenholm, the Misses Tren-
holm Captain end Mrs. John ). Wise, Colonel W. j.
Thompson Mr. and Mrs James II. Buchanan DR. and
Mrs George 7. Harrison, Miss Kitty Cheatlnm, Miss
Maude White Mis- Odette Tyler General W. W. Kirk
land ". +. owens Burr Mcintosh Marshall p Wilder.
the Misses Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Howard Page, Thomas
Nelson PAGE Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Basher, Colonel
John r. Abney. John Marshall, Macgrane Cox, Mr..
and Mrs. Marion j. verdery, Mr.. and Mrs. James l..
Robertson W H. Tilford the Misses Patterson Colonel
and Mrs. SAMUEL spencer, Dr. j. Herbert Claiborne.
Mr. aud Mrs. T. A. Young, Miss Helen Thomas, of
Allan a: Dr. and Mrs. J. Harvey Dew, Mr. and Mrs.
Evan Thomas, Dr. and MIS-. j. ii. Parker and Miss
purkhOlder
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
AUG USTIN DALY'S ANNOUNCEMENT
THE NEW PLAYS, SIR EDWIN ARNOLD AND MR.
STODDARD.

Mr.. DAILY makes the announcement that the next
attraction at his theatre will be A. W. Pinero's
The Cabinet Minister" II IS possible, however,
that few performances Of The Tanning Of the
Shrew" may first be gwen, there have been many
requests for them. The Cabinet Minister" has had
highly successful In London. This will be fol
lowed by new three-act comedy by Justin HuDtley
Mccarthy, and this by Lord Tennyson's play, which
has been many times announced For this produc-
ton special music, including songs and cho1Ises,
well as incidental music has been composed by Sir
Arthur Sullivan.
series Of lectures and readings by Sir Edwin
Arnold has been arranged to take place at Day's
Theatre in January. The readings will be from The
Light OF Asia" " Pearls OF the Faith' "Sadi in the
Garden" The INDIAN Song Of Songs" Lotus and
Jewel" "Japonica," The Light of the Worlds and
several unpublished poems and they will be given at
II a. m Tuesday, January 10; Thursday. January
IA: Tuesday. January 10; Tuesday, January 26, and
Tuesday, February ..
The annual course Of lectures by Mr.. stoddard will
begin on March 2s The subjects are "Travels in
Sunny Spain" Mexico from the Rio Grande 10 the
Capital Mexico, from the Capital to the Tropics,
Jerusalem and the HOLY Land" and Egypt and The
Nile" Mr.. StoddaTd Will not lecture here next sea
son, he is to make tour OF the world, which he
will describe TO his friends in 1903.
New-York tribune., 1891-12-24
MADAME ALBANT IN"RIGOLETTO."

verdl's "Rigoletto' chosen by Messrs. Abbey
and Grau the opera in which Madame Albanl
should make her first appearance in New-York this
season. The local history Of Rgoetto' has been full
OF unhappness of late years and 1T cannot be truth.
fully said that last nights performance frightened the
record materially. Madame Albani is an artist who
always commands respect for the earnetness and in
tellgence Of her efforts Her wisdom IN retaining the
role of Gda in her repertoy Is questionable Neither
in appearance in voice Is she able longer TO pro
duce the Illusion OF youthfuness and emotional ardDr
Inherent In the part. The delight which she gives
comes from recognition Of her artistic knowledge
and devotion rather than the charm Of her
singing. Last night these qualities thrown into
"A bright light by contrast with the
vciousness which marked the singing OF all her
colleagues ept the chorsters who quite redeemed
some of their doefu work last week. The principal
singers besides Madame Albani were Sgnor Glanini
IN Duca) Mile De Vlgne (Maddalena) Signor Camera
RigoIctto) and Monsieur Vnche (sparafucile In the
case of all Of these, Mile DE Vlgne the vocal
wobblc was so persistently used to suggest the
image of an organ with It's tremulen stop drawn and
the Knob broken off. The tenor and cOntraltos were
both substitutes the former for sgncr Vaero who was
10 have effected his first appearance, the latter for
Madame scalchi. Both of these singers are i'll.
For tomorrow night Faust" Is promised with a
csst which ought to make tho performance admirable
IN evcry respect Miss Eames is TO sing Margharta
Madame scalchi, Siebel; Jean de Reszket Faust
Edousrd de Reszke MeGstofele and sgnor Mnitapoura