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Fenst of Ancient History.

L. P. McCarty will lecture at Pythian
Hall, Ninth and I streets, tomorrow
evening under the auspices of the Sacra-
mento Theosophical Society. His subject
will be '"rhe Egyptian Pyramids" He
will also lecture again on Tuesday even
inu
The record-union., 1891-04-25

The war upon self-binders continues in
Daviess County, Indiana, and the van
dals. i'll trying to wipe out these labor
saving machines, have burned twenty
three barns within the past eighteen
months. and eighty-seven horses have
been cremated, besides other live stock.
Property valued in excess of $685. has
been destroyed
The record-union., 1891-04-25

THE popularity which Hoods Sarsa-
parilla has gained as spring medicine is
wonderful. It Possesses just those ele-
ments OF health giving, blood purifying
and appetite-restoring which everybody
seems to need at this season. Be sure to
get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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It Was Suicide.

Coroner George Clark held an inquest
yesterday afternoon on the body of the
Chinaman who died Thursday in his
room on Third street, between L and j,
from an overdose of opium. The jury
returned verdict of suicide.
The record-union., 1891-04-25

sive euchre, and characteristic life sketch in
costume by Mr.. Wollmer. The German
lasted until the Vice. small hours until all the
sohd enjoyment prepared by the ladies and
the liquid contentment furnished by the gen-
tlemen had disappeared
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A FORLORN SPECTACLE
From Eczema or Erysipelas. Swelling
Dreadful. Suffering Fearful.
Cured by Cutfcura
Cuticura Cannot be Improved. VIII
Cure any skin Disease. Not
EXcontinp IaDroSV

Some two years ago was attacked with what
the doctors called eczema or crysipelas. swell
ing face and neck, and eyes sweiled shut. and
could not tell you what suffered. ItwouId
last about two weeks, then crust over an d crack
of in different shapes like flour l was the
most foriorn spectacle you ever saw. bought
CUTICURA REMEDIES and commenced 10 TAX
them as prescribed, and soon found mySclf
improving. | took seven bottles and used the
soap ana the result is a permanent cure God
bless you and yours. i have lived in this place
for over 1fty-two years. and am now in nv
seyenty-third year. Am IL good health. Do
not experiment on the CUTICURAs, YOU can't
Improve them. They will cure any skin dis
ease not excepting leprosy. have great faith
in them
TH0S T., GRAy ua-+O,,,, Tl,;o
The record-union., 1891-04-25

Ice cream made from the celebrated High
land brand of evaporated cream, will be
served free to ladies this afternoon and even
ing at the American Cash Store, Eighth
and X.
The record-union., 1891-04-25

ICE cream free-This afternoon viii be
served sample ice cream free, made from
Highland evaporated cream, at the Pacific,
T25 and 127 j
The record-union., 1891-04-25

Go TO Cooper's if you want good piano a
reasonable price, easy terms.
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DIED.

GEAR-At Richland, Sacramento County.
April Esd, to the wife OF H. A Gear. a
daughter.
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THos. L. GRAY, Deavertown, Ohio.

/ found your CUTICURA REMEDIES the ONLY
cure for salt rheum. Have recommended them
to several parties with most beneficial results
VIII continue to do so.
B. BROkENSHAR
103 $. Court Street Ottumwa, La.
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BORN.

MATHUSHEK pianos are the best. Cooper,s.
corner Seventh and streets
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DIED.
COkER-In this city, April 23d, William Fl.
Coker, a native of Maine aged 50 wears
lPIacer County papers please copy
As- FRIENDS and acquaintance are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his
late residence, 415 street SUNDAY. April
26th, at 2;30 O'Clock, p. NJ.
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Cutfcura Remedies

Effect daily more great cures of humors and
diseases of the skin, scalp and blood than.all
other remedies combined. CUTICURA. the
Great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, an ex-
qulslte Skin Purifier and Beautifier external
~, ana CUTICURA RESoLvENT, the new Blood
Purifier and greatest OF Humor Remedies. in
ternally, cure every species of itching burn
ing, scaly, pilnply and blotchy diseases of the
skin, scalp and blood, from infancy to age
from pinnples 70 scrofula, when the best phy-
sicianS and all other remedies fail
Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, soc:
SOAP, 25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. Prepared by the
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CoRPoRATIoN.
Boston.
R8-S Send for "How TO Cure Skin Diseases y
64 pages, 80 Illustrations, and 100 testimo-
mails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Anderson Walden P, 10 II Ely, ct al, e3d.st, W
9Th ave mortgages, ) years. SOS, eco.
Bondls Serene d. TO Anna Randall, e cor Webster.
ave, and 179th 81; years g BOO - -. -
Coffin, Edmund u, 70 Title Guarsntee and Trust Co.
Bradhursave 145th-st, year mortgages, s25 600.
Decking Bernhard J, to Frey, cor Lexington.
ave and I0sth-st, year, $1,000.
Duncan William II, 70 German American Real Estate
Title Guarantee Co. Tleboutave, Cark-st, years.
same to NJ Bresler same property. year, 81 .215
FIohwdn. Otto r. TO NJ Frohwein, n cor RiVington
and Columbia sts 5 years ST., 600.
Cfodstein, Solomon 70 stern, Wlllett-st, n
Broome-st, 1 year, 81 500.
Hoslsnd. Magdalena II D, 70 Sarah L Myers Cor
Sd-sve and 1e3dst years $1,000.
Icaly Mary " Ryan, S9th-st, e 1stave, year,
Myatt. John c. to Kane. 175 west-st. years,
Kopik. Abraham s. TO Mutual Life Insurance Com
many n 32d-st 2daye, l year, 1900.
Lawson Daniel d, TO G kirkland. cor Manhattan
ave and lO5th-st, months $1,000. 100
Iinscott John A. 10 NJ Cain, n 52d'st, 1th-ave.
5 months, $1,000. ,o.., -. - o,, 49,,
1 year, 81 900
ave, lease demand $1,000. - -. 60.
Pohmsnn, Hans. TO Hupfel's Sons 800 COurtlsndt-
ave lease demand, 81 600. ~ . ~, -
Prime Henry. to Scrymser, 3Sth-st W 9th'ave'
Prayer samuel, to NJ Fay, 125 MadisOn.st yea
Sins Lillian NJ, 10 Equitable Life Assurance Society,
72d-st W 11thave, 2 years, go, 000 ~ 80
Southland. Il: 70 9 Candee. jr. 5 1S5th-st 7th'
Hsiiaeh. Haynan to L Gewirs. 40 Pikest. years.
$500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
THE PLIRoLh UNI MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
options In oil stood their ground yesterday at tho
Consolidated Exchange, and even regalncd little of
the loss caused by the free offerings OF Monday and
Tuesday Dealings In National Transit pipe line
ecrtlhcates amounted TO $4,000 barrels at 62 5-SG
O2 l-.Go3 cents. Buckeye oil was totally neglected.
Kenheo OIL IN barrels was unchanged at G.93 cents,
In bulk at 4.45 and in cases at so. Crude oil in
n bulk $50 cents, - 49,
Fosign quotations werc Antwerp, 10 1.2 francs !;
Bremen, $50 marks London 5-sG5 "a pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
REAL ESTATE
prrsJNESS AIT THE EXCHANGE.

Soma interest was shown at the Real Estate EXCHANGE
..,erday in the sale by John f. b. Smyth by ordcr Oh
ss trustee Of an interior between Twenty-ninh-st'
.ra Iaehtave., about 5Sx40 Irregular the properly Is
.euliar in having frontage on the street; II SOFA 'or
81 400 10 Francis e. Johnson. ~, 40
~ " Hanett s. Co offered foreclosure NOS 90
hist, four nvc-st0ry prvh
"a, houses full lots tnsy sold for $1,000 eaen ~
~ Cohen auctioneer offered Nos 90 70
Pat Cnohundred sixth.st, subject TO the preNV3a
foreclosure suit they went TO the same buyer AZ S0V ''
zach house. ~, -, A., ala =, ~, ooa East
nns 'aIiIndrea. and ursEst TO August s. a, ,,ro,
ne SO West Bightyfourthst hree-sttty otlSk NV" nv
,,,g on a lot 2oX102 sold under foreclosure oc%E
Gsm Kennedy to plaintiff in the suis fof Si3OOV
vacant plot 100Xl00, in Clnton.ave, the % Gov
.,,ner Of Sprng.st., sold by Smyth ~ Ryan 'oi
~ 100 20 l.. Ryan. ., o,,a, hut
noog the brokers market continues quiet an ~
enc wants nied the bureau show that there ls ssu
demand for certain property, especially small ana mcu
Inc Finance Committee met yesterday to audit inc
accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

, LIyerpooI July %, p m-The sales Of The day IN
cluded 900 bales American. $500
Futures closed steady Amercan-Midding low middling
clause. July delivery, l5o4d. value July and Ausst
delivery, 15-64d value; August and September do.
livery 4 15,6ia4 10.o4d; September and october de-
livery 200iQ4 2l64d october and November delivery,
25-9id, value November and December delivery,
2l-Qd, buyers; December and January delivery,
3l6id buyers; January and February delivery, 1864
"A 34Gid February and March delivery. 36G4d huyers
Galveston, July 29,-Cotton easy; middlng, 11.16c
low middllng, &c good ordinary. Che and gross
cepts, 81 bales sales 1904 bales spinners, 116 bales
Norfolk July 2o:-cotton quiet; mlddne Tao net
and receipts, 1850 bales exports coastwe bales
sales, 20 bales; stock, 1903 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
RfaI Gsiaie manteo
FACTORY PROPERTY WANTED.

manufacturing site outside of New-York, but with
n city with suitable buildings posi-
BILE ready immediate occupancy 70 be purchased or
leased favorable by manufacturing company
employing 500 hands. VIII require machine shop
10000 square feet second building for brass finishing
and assembling foundry and q power house, total Of
about square feet Enough land TO be reserved
In the neghborhood TO allow plenty Of for additional
buildings when required.
In replying please state fully railroad facilities, d.
mansions Of tract disposal condition Of buildings II
already erected whether not willing to alter buildings
to suit tenants II taken on long lease.
If buildings erected what terms would build
for tenants purchasers. Address
w. A. L., IS Madlson-ave. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30

n 0ACHING.-R. H. Macy & Co.'s fourth
~ hand THE Lakewood" leaves their stores Tuesdays
Th.-asvs and Saturdays, 81 10 80 Returning,
riyes at orh ave- and 14th-st AZ S 30 p u.
riekes. % SO. round I'LL. sAa b. psrehAAad In
tAelf Harness DepAstmcnk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30

MLMaCaN An, 81 Ss;t IL guartery
o'clock p m. its rooms Nos III IL West ssth-'t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
THE LINWOOD, ,

BAY sHOKE. l.. ]. :. -.-.,--,
Largest and coolest widest pazz1s and best outlook
the Of house In vicinity. Terms and cireular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
WOLFBNRO. n. III.
TIE NIONTYERT.
MIDDLErowN SPRINGS. VERMONT.

Open June %.
Renowned for its high standard OF excellence three thou
above level four springs Of most remark.
ble curative virtues, cures kidney aud nver troubles.
y spepsla and rheumatism catarrh and hay fever &c.
Send for illustrated pamphlet. Until June Is call or
ddress A. i. plCK, 50 West 22d.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30
Connirn Boarb il1anteo.

THREE REFINED ladies' want board until November
i In quiet county place "hefe there ere lew
ma rtieulars j. {. b., Box 90, Tribune Ohce.
M 1NTED-Refned quiet country home for bachelor
w in business the best accommodation for sabnQ and
competent groom the premises essential gentleman 5
cctrv seat mot bOarding house,, with roads
srad within one from Chambersst Ferry advertiser
paronized present home for hte years from May % No
Sre.s y Room G2 World building, New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-30

New.York wednesday, July %
The following sales were held at the ExchahSe anu
Sstory buildings with lots Nos. % 70 es East
1os,ast n S. 200 ~ Msdson.sye, lots ZoNiVV'Ai oS
tsnrtion No. IL; NJ Cohen, 100000. a. =. ~ ros,
similar buildings. With lots Nos ;. sszffooii each
auction No p; same purchaser 81 300 Wa. sathe.
9stary dwelling, with lot, 90 80. ts,S n Hand
a ass II W sth-avc, lot 20Xl02.2; EhlaOe'i manu.
sls,oo0S '''','' s,,lns..., Mount
Pot Of land on Clnton-ave corner SPIihs'''' 'N
Hone oIth Ward 10Ox100; L Ryan SAiVSS,h nv. "a ox
Interior lot. 407 Il n 29th.st Sho ~
Irregular; Francis Johnson. 50 9OOoo ros, 1o1stst
Ba-sye was adjourned 70 August o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Washington. Oct. 9.-The President has made the
following appointments in the Navy Commander Fran
els j. HiggnsOn 20 be captain; Passed Assistant Pay
master James Z. Cam psymaster; Lieutenant Andrc"
Dunlap Lieutenant commander surgeon j. Rufus Try on
medical inspector: Pay Inspector Ambrose j. clark,
pay director: Lieutenant Junior grade) Benjamin Tap
PAN Lieutenant; Medical Inspector Henry NJ Wells'
medical director: Passed Assistant surgeons LLOYD b.
Baldwin and Ernest NOrfleet 20 be surgeons.
Captain L. \ Boards has been detached from the
command OF the receiving ship Vermont and ordered
10 command the naval station at Port Royal, . T. >
Captain Charles :. Morton hom duty at the Norfolk
Navy Yard and ordered 10 command the vermont Cap
tain b. J. Cromwell from duty at the League Island
Navy Yard and ordered 20 duty captain OF the Nor
folk Navy Yard Lieutenant Charles II. Lyman from
the command Of the Port ROYAL Naval station and
ordered to hold himself In readiness for sea duty AS
sistant surgeon A. r. Alfred from the Fern on her
arrival al New York, and ordered 70 The kenrsarge
Assistant Surgeon NJ F. Gates from the Kearssrge on
the arrival OF the Fern at NewIork, and ordered 10
the latter vessel Lieutenant j. D. Adams has been
ordered 10 dirty in the photographic Office. Leave OF
absence for three months has been granted 10 Lieutenant
;. r. COmley.
paraso. The Despatch sailed today from NeW-lorK
Tor Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
TILE CTBAN TREATY.

Gel impartial Of Madrid published IN one OF
its latest numbers the following paragraphs relative
to the opinion expressed by senior Caho'as "a
Castillo respecting the Cuban reciprocity treaty Inc
spapish Premier said to his interviewer:
ain Cuba they have received very favoraby the
treaty with the United States since nsres for their
sugar market from which are excluded all the sugars
of the world" In saying this senior Canovas could
not nncan that only Cuban sugar would BE admitted
free Of duty into the United states. He meant
nrobably that Cuba. being the nearest port to the
United states would enjoy practical monopoly,
through the decrease in the transportation expenses OF
her sugar. lie continued
We daily receive dispatches expressing the ssts'
faction which is felt In Cuba in regard to the treaty
Of commerce. OF course, In order 10 conclude that
treaty. il has been necessary 20 make concessions
which have occasoned decrease in the custom house
receipts and consequently, deficit in the budget OF
The Island This deficit viii have 10 be covered III
enO,e Nv nv means Of taxation; and. to determine
the form and amount Of IT, conferences are beng held
by me with Count d. Galarza, Cuoah ledueF anu tno
secretary OF the Colonies"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
DISCUSSING A MAGAzIEE WAR PAPER.

The NewYork City Association OF Union ex'Prsoners
- War held meeting in one Of the rooms OF tie list
~etnent armory, Thirty sixth-st and Broad"sy, last
~uhg General Alexander Shaler, Of Ridgeheid pre-
&e. comrade J. L. Kiigore referred 10 the recent
eass BY DR.. wyeth published in 1.-THE century" IN
smh the treatment Of rebel Prisoners OF war
Federal officers described cruel, mercless ana
ssastnabh- Dr. Wyeth prisoner with onef
eseern soldiers on Johnstons Island In Sandusky Bay
nst the war, and he related narrowing experiences
NJ Hilgore very Indignantly denied the whole story.
sehersl Shaer said that shortly after the GATE men
.Aeo In DR.. wyeths article he himself In command
me camp At JOhnstons Island He said that every con-
shon wss shown the prisoners who upon his departure
rloin the Army Of the Potomac gave him dinner a.
pssch there were en- trees roasts dessert and wine.
sszassda wxs6weil. whs belonged 70 the "a New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-10
NEW WORKERS URGED TO VOTE.
A CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE FORMED IN WASH
INGToy.
ITS RINGING ADDRESS TO REPUBLICANS TEMPO
RARILY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
LEI TELEGRAPH TO rHE TaIpuszl

,BY rELzGRAPn TO The TRIBUszl
Washington, October 9-Repubicsns who are tem@
poranly residing In Washington bat who voters IN
the state OF New York, have formed association
and appointed campaign committee, which win 40
effective work for the Republican state ticket by In
ducing all voters rst to that their names are prop
erly registered and second TO 90 home end cast their
votes November for Fassett ard the remainder
OF the Republican ticket. An unusual degree OF IN
tcrest is shown here by Republicans in the New-York
contest rs much. perhaps. was exhibited In the
last Presidential campaign and every voter who can
do so will be land 20 DO his share toward the over
throw OF Tammany and its candidate for Governor
The campaign committee. Of which A. NJ. Clapp. for
merly Public Printer. is chairman, has issued ringing
address to the NewYork Republicans who are tenn
porary residents Of the District OF Columbia In WHICH
it says, In part:
The state OF New-York is the pivotal state Of the
next National contest. and il Is all Important thss
every Republican voter Of that state. resident a.
Washington shall assert his political integrity BY 10
pairing to his election district on the 90 OF next NO
pies and canddates OF the Republican party and that.
preliminary thereto, ne shall zee to 1t that hs name
peDSE Pe Contest ore that en eng the
Of every loyal Republican Of the Empire STATE our
o the yo1ep mem ~ the pary and the campaign 10
led with that courage which comes rom hSh conVlo-
These gallant leaders representing the united elements
OF the great party are receiving haFn1hionS "a
is in defence OF manhood and the material interests
Of the state, against the animal instincts and ssthsn
greed appropriately typifed by the tiger OF Tam.
many But the consequences Of this election are nos
By any means restricted the state Of New YORK.
they will be National In their influences Every IN
tegent Republican knows what it means TO his conn
try and himself 10 have the administration Of public
affairs pass into the hands Of the Democratic party:
Under the iudcious administration Of the Governments
the line Of true Republican policy, which has again
continued for two and a half wears the country has
advanced In prosperity and power in an unexampled
degree; and It IS our desire and purpose that ths
progress shall not be lost In 1902.
The address concludes as follows:
We respectfully and earnestly solicit and urge every
New York Republican In the National capital N assert
his principles and yndcae his patriotism in the pend
ing campaign In that State.
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Po.tomce Notice.

Should be read daily W al Interested changes
letter. for foreign countries need not Be sDseiay i'd;
when 70 is desired 70 send duplicates Of bankng and
mereal documents letters noe specially addressed being
Foreign mails for the week ending October 10 VIII
close sAIS t2EHHPE in 81 # A Bs 2': "a
B41 s9T $. hS%ss and 5: S s,Ss y.
Advance from NsSpSSTt News srso 1s one,
" ii ot Rio re and Gd'i Ia
G GSS9f TESTERS y' m Es B. per Y
te France switzerland Italy SPs1 Psrfns e and
for Great Britain except London unless specially I'd.
a5ssed and I,sa oe per r fHp must Ss d.
;ssst ASra% a. 80 Germany for Ds LsG1
SSFT1y and ss; R o cr Ta . ' ESSs
E ssI, a. @u:. "a a ts ss'tT p.,
b Is,aa& wa at Rotserdan ID ser. nus pr
c cGS'a Of Rome Via Gasqo% 0et:srs Be dstsd
per g SIX Of ESES cr other Me%an ssts nS. ~
directed P atsSa a. 10 ,.rt m Co.'S. .spPssaen
South Pselas ports. per Newport q, cSon dsr'
for M cq.%na %s;i Fl Cos FoaS aaa
jmaea so JasmgI and 20, Agr mt ca{s' Aa Pe r,s
and o; ,aSs ' s,, for e. Gu v and Tan
directed er asea at ys;.S 30 s p o. for s
suNDAY-At p n: for Costa Rea via Limon per s.
s. Mails FOR %Gstras zoeapd Hawaiian FIJI sas
samoan ISLANDS per as Monows fr9m saa fransi.so,i
so: Se Ssf Ss Of ss U1bs Win Brush rs. iOi xS.
e Of Picking rom San Francisco close here daily up 70
Oct SIS az 80 D. M Mails Tor the Society Islands
ship CITY o. Pipela from San Ff,neicC close here daily
BIZ ra 70 Halifax Steamer. close AZ this ofies
daily at 80 D. Malls for Miqgeo0 by RAJ 70 Bostons
and thence close this once daily 80
D. NJ Mails fer Cuba BY rail 10 Tampa. ia. and thence
by sailing Mondays and Thursday close az this
Office daily at 80 m. Mails for Mexico overland
less spessy addressed for dispatch BY close a.
this Office daily at 100 q. m.
Trans-paeine nails are torwarded 20 san Franesee
sumption q unn,e rupsed overland trLnS % Fan
Franelsoa Mails from the Fast arriving time san
Franceo the day o. sailing o. steamers di.ps,ched
thence day Registered maj. closes az 90 D. n.
p''''S' CORNELIUS VAN ccTT Po.smasse
Postofiee New-York- n. T.. October .. ls9i-
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The first performance Of Beautiful star at Niblos
Garden, which was to take place tonight mas oeen
postponed till Monday. Tickets for tonight WI oe
exchanged Mt the box ONCE for MONDAY or lueSi"S'
Walden Ramsay has decided y keep his place IN
A. NJ Pamer's company, instead Of going to chicago
to teach elocntlon in the conservatory Inc cnsse VI
no, ,ros ane 70 a misunderstanding with the head OF
,ha conservatory A. TO ths conditions on which MT
RAMSAY was engaged II was a fortunate msunder
standing for Mr.. Palmer and the actors ilehus III ~
city will not greatly regret H.
Ricbord MansfeM will close MS long engagement at
the Garden Thentre with the performances OF to-day
He win play Beau Brummell' in the afternoon and
Nero IN the evening. ell.
The first performance here OF Galeotto' was given
last night at the Amberg Theatre Josef Kanz playing