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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-01-14
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ENGLISH Board of Trade returns for
December show imports increased e1,-
lac. 900 and exports ESQ, 900 as compared
with the corresponding month in 1889.
THE cold and raw weather is re-
sponsible for an alarming increase in
the death rate in most European cities.
One of the most startling repnrts on
| this subject comes from Dublin, where
the number of deaths during the past
week reached the phenomenal proper
ton Of 40 CLIO in 1000.
Two brakemen were killed by a COLI.
sion between stock trains at Chicago on
the Sth.
HAMBURG dispatches state that several
merchants of that city are preparing to
outfit steamer to begin cruise in
Behring sea about May 1, and that a
promise has been given from Berlin
that two vessels of the German navy
will cruise in the northern part during
the sealing season.
IT was said that Lieutenant Casey,
who was killed recently in the Bad
Lands, was shot from behind by Brule
assassin.
MAYOR CREGIER, of Chicago, has
given notice to the railroad companies
and others occupying the lake front
that they must remove all their prop
erty before February 20 or the city will
act.
A CHARLESTON, w. Va, special to the
Baltimore Sun says that news has
reached there from Logan County. that
State, that the Brumfield-McCoy ven
delta, which had been quiet for some
months had been renewed and that in q
fight on Harris creek few days ago six
men were killed.
THE Baltimore & Ohio is reducing its
labor force.
fatally hurt by the fall of a church scat
folding.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN recently honored
reporter of the Milwaukee Daily News
by knocking him down.
BECAUSE he employed German, a
grocer of Toulouse, France, named
Lind, was raided by angry Frenchmen
and his place was wrecked.
The Cherokee Commissioner; called
on the Secretary of the Interior recently
and made statement of what has been
thus far accomplished by them. Sew
eral important agreements had been
signed by the tribes in the eastern part
of the Indian Territory, the only tribe
which has SO far refused the terms Of
fered by the Government being the
CherOkees.
BUSINESS failures (Dun's report) for
the seven days ended January s num-
bered 4O3, compared with 32S the pre-
vious week and 373 the corresponding
week of last year.
THE powder pool organized about
eighteen months ago at San Francisco
collapsed and the price of powder has
consequently suffered a drop. The
cause of the dissolution was the compe-
tition of the Eastern firms.
ASSERTIONS that Jay Gould has OBJ
tanned controlling interest in the
Santa Fee continue to be made.
DELAMATER & Co. Gncluding George
w. Delamater, late Republican candi-
date for Governor), bankers, who as
signed recently. were summoned before
an alderman at Meadville, Pa, charged
with embezzlement The complaint
was made by the outgoing board of
county commissioners, who charge Del
amater & Co. with the enlightenment of
upward of 100000 of county funds.
THE oatmeal mill owners of America
are reported to be about to form a big
combine with Ferdinand Shumaker, of
Ohio, as president. 1t will result in
closing down smaller mills.
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NOTES or THE STAGE.

report comes from san Francisco that Bury Dasent'
the treasurer of the "TeXas Steer" company has Dc
come insane suddenly. MI Dasent has been news
paper man in this city and Philadelphia and has 6eea
advance agent for Mrs LSl8Gy; tlle t S$ lie
Company and the J. e. Dun opera company ho
married about year ago Miss Eleanor Barry
Miss Bijou Fernandez will appear in "Dream Faces
IN Miss Rose Cogllan's company at Palmers TheaTe,
She PLAYED her first speaking part at this theatre ana
With Miss Coghlan in 1.-The Silver King"
report has been published to the effect that the
Madison Square Theatre to be leased next season
"a Hoyt 4 Thomas and that A. II. Palmer would trans
fer his stock company TO Planners Theatre Mr.
Palmer sad yesterday that the report was incorrect
I'm The most OF It's details lie had some Important
mans and changes IN contemplation, but nothing was
Net definitely settled, and no statements coud Set Dc
made with certainty.
Before large audience at Days Theatre last night
Miss Rosna VOkes and her company played Z" A Game
Of Cards" Wig and Gown" and The Rough Dla-
mOn0' all old pieces. she has DINERS In preparation
for early production
Miss Kate ClaxtOn aud Mrs. Mckee Rankin, with
a company which has appeared at two or three New
York theatres this season, are playing The Two
Orphansp at the Union square Theatre, having begun
their engagement on saturday night
In Harlem last night J. X. Emmett appeared at the
Columbus Theatre In Uncle joe and James ONein
al the Harlem Opera House in 1.-The Dead Heart"
X. e. Dixey presented his familiar burlesque, The
Seven Ages at the Grand Opera House last evening
and Joseph Murphy played his equally familiar Kerry
Cow al the Fourteenth Street Theatre. Miss Lydia
Thompson appeared al NiolOs Ga;den in Inc DdGzIer'
An attractive programme is offered at Tony Pastors
Theatre this week. The leading features are Miss
Lottle Gson Frank Bush, Ross and Fenton, Stennert
and Oliver. and James Bowman. Dutch Daily, the
Martenbergs and Stepp and Trepp are among inc IN
!eresling specalties az Roster o. BARS
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SEVENTH REGIMENT MEN AS ACTORS.

THEY PRODUCE a. TRAvEsTY on AS YOU
LIKE IT.
A brilliant audience greeted the members OF Com
many 7 Of the 9TH Regiment at the Berkeley Lyceum
lost evening to witness the production OF traVeSy
unon " AS You Like II" by a number OF the members
OF the company. The play was called "AsyouhAcl''
and. although It presented the CHEZ charac'eiS Vi
shakespcare's comedy, much modern run WIS i"iO
duced The piece also enlvened WIN many SUMS
and dances which entirely foreign 70 the orls1
Tn. psv will be produced for week, Monday IueS
av and saturday evenings the proceeds being for inc
beneHt Of the company fund, and the other nights INC
REGENTS ~l DO divided among various chantaoie OF
carnations The cast Of characters was aS Ioho"'
Duke Frederick by birth patrl- Nv pr,nca Cagett
elan, by nature a crank "" A''''N0 Oe
The Banlshed Duke. one OF w prince capctt
1od natures T @SSlenSIii t winner H. A. BostwcE
Orlando silly sentimensils{t ir " PTHtt
Amg6s loyal iorG{ lGD 5o %;c;W D. D. SSeSaft
TeaneS "a toS Dutch for any $ Martin
Rosalin1, caprlcious but sincere w: f. "aH
Celia maaprOpran Ia her msappiopHaTSGgns ovr.nca
SUSIE sHdS{ "a tf peTrtsr, the genuine article .co,.c
rou, CITIZEN. from the E,oTb, HSsss%aa
Dancers-Gris: :.
A. Little ~. T. b. Taylor
20. McpOugall g. l. L. K Kn5ifr f.
=" - ~ Hunters Citizens Etc.
w II Clarke S. NJ. Eyans
W. w Greene ir 5. T, Hodgman
- +, Roberts jr. w. Seward, Jr.
TrowhridSe IL. c. Wiltshaw
The Netropolitan Ou2rette, Messrs. Webb, Byrne,
~ Burke and Woods.
william r. Preston, of the firm Of Preston d Co.,
No "a Broadst, died at his home ID & aN
ND panf1l sickness In the seventy third year OF MS
age His SON. W. d. Preston VINO was Hd 70 wi aSe 'e
knsol had 10 take the part exceedingly short notice
and did remarkably well i'm In Cat p% a: taken suddenly
~ ot tho last moment and Frank Langdon took the
s l,aca Of George c. Murray an "Touchstone."
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Postomce Notice.

Should be read daily BY all interested as changes may
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Postoflee. New-Yora NJ x" Aprn ~. iA~-
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REJOICING OVER VICTORY.
ANNIVERSARY DINNER OF THE AMERICAN
COPYRIGHT LEAGUE.

A REPRESENTATIVE COMPANY - CoNGRATULA-
TIoSs AND GOOD CHEER-ABLE SPEECHES
Bx E. C. sTEDMAN, SENATOR PLATT,
COUNT KERATRY, HENRY CABOT
LODGE AND OTHERS.
The dinner Of the American Copyright League at
sherry's last evening was naturally big success
Naturally, because nothing succeeds like success"
II was double celebration, FIRST in honor Of the pas
sage of the new Copyright law, and second in honor
of the eighth anniversary Of the Copyright League
without which the legislative triumph Of what Senator
Hoar calls copyright over copywrons" would hardly
have been accomplished.
The tables were arranged IN horseshoe form, en-
Llemac Of the good luck and the good guidance that
have prospered the league. Near Mr.. stedman sat
Senator o. H. Plat, OF Connecticut, who
had charge Of the International Copyright bill in
the Senate; Count Emil de Kerstry representative Of
the French Societies that favored international copy
right; Robert Underwood johnson, secretary Of the
Joint committee OF the authors and publishers; the
Rev. Dr. Henry van Dyke, General A. McClurg,
president Of the Chicago Copyright League; George
Heven Putnam secretary of the publishers Copyright
League Dana Estes, secretary Of the Boston Inter
national Copyright Association Theodore L. De Winnie
representing the Typothetae; George Walton Green
formerly secretary Of the Authors League; Charles
Scrlbner, secretary Of the joint committee A. W.
Appleton, OF the campaign committee; E. Baker
A. W. Drake, Henry Cabot Lodge, Congressman A. p
Fitch, William McAdoo, George William Curtis, Parke
Goodwin and Seth Low.
SOME OF THE CHESTS
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r.vs.s COMMERCIAL CONGRESS.

Kansas City. Mo-, April 13.-Thc first Western States
Commercial Congress assemblies in this city tomorrow
Tho idea Of the congress originated in the Kansas
legislature last winter, and provision was made for 1t
- concurrent resolutions appropriatlng funds for its
oynepse and authorizing the Governor to issue invita-
lions 70 the Governors Of all the States west Of tic
Mississippi River and TO Mississippi Alabama Kentucky
tennessee and Georgia OF the southern states and
I,i,o,s Indiana Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio east
Of the Mississippi the Governors Of those states all
nnolnted DELEGATES The comnercial organizations OF
each city in the West were each invited 10 seha rep
rssentatiyes. and many OF them have responded Inc
,r,or,tions from louisiana Texas Kansas MISSOURI
Coorria. Alabama. oklahoma, Indiana and Ohio ar
lived this morning This evening the deesaI i,I
IT, Colorado illinois Nebraska and Wisconsin arrived
ad the other delegations are expected tonight OF 10
,nr.o,v morning. Among tie notable men VINO ar /.
NOR % Tho ,r,nd are congressman crisp of dcolEa
Rpeckinridee OF Kentucky OTIS, Davis n'' nlm7on;
% Ksnsas and Tsrsney, OF Missouri - "Iey, OF
81 Louis John c. Wckhe, OF hew-O.ls1 >, Ollc y,
fine leaders OF the ynches VINO VIII rSSI pSP'f I'd
j. f. V. skh, OF Denver
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o,scrs WONDERS NEVER oEAs1NG.

The twenty eighth performance OF the Bsrnum &
Bailey went on smoothly last night Ana py inc
sane token, the Meers sisters appeared In their twenty
eighth new costume These agile young women VINO nave
tn imported by Mr. Baeys agents TO teach the Amer-
public the art Of riding the last threequartes oil
a. inch Of the equine anatomy, draw $500 week salary
and seemingly spcnd most OF it on their "srdfoOe of
never yet they forth twice In the same costume
While they appear 30 have this decided Inclination o"u
the yoy OF circus life they do not allow 1t to weaken
tnef hold the solid realities OF the equestrian S But
they artists with q big "A.'
Never before did a combination OF coquettish ohnpes
ana Glossy bangs prance far with the hesiOs oi .e
erersgolng public First they ride on the raggeo eus@
Of & northeast OF one Of the sedate gray
which canterlng around the ring, aud smile eoyy'
Then they shift over TO northwest corner hanging Oh
70 The last three hairs Of the horse's wegoomed coat
laughing outright With reckless display OF peSry teeth'
Aud the spectators applaud with ready enthusiasm as these
Peons Of seeming impossbities are piled on ossss OF
bssceiul and unexpected tricks.
The Lost plead in tho "nying CleoS' constellation IS
N Aer place this This fourth member Of inc se~
1my has been sick heretofore but is now before ne
paehs, walking among the stars OF the ainphi'hsSsis
maven twisting In and out among the rings ana over he
'Aof EaDeze. While the girls thus tempting ProV
eee and tbs universal dsocaton Of their joints on the
sp level the masculine members Of the combination sfe
's double acts on the long apezes swinging behesth
aug startling plunge Of hundred feet from the togmosI
~ -, me amphithestre, with which the senior Nleo
na up the circus part Of the evenings enteralnmeht
s osen made star act by deferring IL until all othei
as',fsnees through. Then every eye can be hNed
~ 'ae daring athlete as he climbs higher and stu higher
tAohs the network OF that support the rooi
when he falls. he falls unlike Lueifer for he rises
es-h With prsnptness. fact the recoh OF the
NV =, o0unees him about fifteen feet into the air.
."s gorgeous spectacle OF Nero was as bewilderng
,.'., he 300 ballet girls who kick As one, form q
eO'.ae brigade that h25 been eXcehed m
perfection Of terpsichorean tactics
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
IA. eoNtn coinure. If rumcr speaks Alright she is
NV TO escape into the comparative retirement of

,xs, soSatn oonure. If rmcr speaks Alright, she is
hrry to escape into the comparative retirement OF
rssspcsa
uAs FoR THE NEW COINAGE.
"a; the committee who are considering ce-
.r The new coinage viii consider that no Brit
- scillr or could possibly invent any design worse
nan those supplied by the late Sir Joseph Boehm for
a, Jubilee money, and / suggest the employment OF
an Enslishmsn.
yn. BUnpETr. coUTTs's NOTABLE sTuD.BooK.
Mr.. purdett-Coutts has not only contrived to make
a. hcrse-breeding venture within sound Of Bow
nails remarkable success but before the first decade
a its existence is complete he has produced stud
ssck which should mark epoch in that particular
s.psroment Of literature. The Broolzfeld stud is q
model OF cearness compactness, concise arrangement
ana information. The sterootyped illustrations gen.
,rslly as mythical and misleading bridal portraits
Of ladies In newspapers absent and In their place.
are some really artistic and trustworthy ceiored pepes
nv Samuel Carter, as well as after q capital
ucture by Adrian Jones, Of the I'd Life Guarde MI
Burdett Coutts has done more than any OF his con-
tsmporarcs 10 revive the dropping fortunes OF .nose
notable old English breeds. hsclneys, Cleveland DAYS
and Yorkshire ceach-horses and the gories OF bfeeh
field are as well known in France and America oeeAs
as they are In the shros The lions share OF tns eoou
work has been accomplished by Mr.. BurdetttCcu'@
sin ele-handed. nS"OND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

Mrs. Mason Renshsw Jones gave a dinner and
circus party last night. Among her guests were the
Count and Countess dc Malessye, Mrs Burnett sears
Mr. land Mrs. Charles Post Miss Post, Eliot Gregory
and Others.
Mrs. g. G. Williams, OF No. 81 West Fifty eighthst,
gave luncheon yesterday for her granddaughter, Miss
Clara Jay Williams. Among the guests were Miss
Ethel Scott, Miss Hunt, Miss Elvine Richard. Mss
Brewster, Miss Proctor Miss Elkins, the Misses Wing
Miss King, Miss Bessie Barnes Miss Knox aud Miss
Alice Rockwell Mrs. Williams viii give dinner
tonight
General and Mrs Butterfeld wilLgve a large dinner
party at their house, No. 616 Fffthayc. Thursday
night. Thirty guests expected Landers orchestra
will play during the dinner.
The wedding OF Miss j. L. Floyd, daughter OF Mrs.
c. v. Floyd, to Charles Homer Bush will take place
this evening at the Church Of the Heavenly Rest.
small reception viii follow.
Miss Leonora Helm will be married TO Benjamin 8.
Wise this afternoon at sherry's. A reception and
wedding dinner will follow
Mrs Edward Cooper will give dIDner-party on
Monday evening, April 20.
Mrs George B. De Forest win give luncheon for
ladies' to-day
The marriage Of Miss Ellen Munroe. daughter Of
Philadelphia, VIII take Place In Paris tomorrow.
Mrs. Everetts tea in honor OF Mrs. Flora Adams
Darling was decided success. Among tho guests
were Mrs. Alexander S. McGll, Mrs. john Q. Adams
Mrs. Werner, Mrs. Schoenhof, Mrs. Bell Mrs Coutsn,
Mrs. Sales, Mrs. General Norris Mrs. Bagc, Mrs
Bourne Mrs Judson, Mrs Lowell Mrs. De Witt Clinton
Mather, Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Duncan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
~ nnrlM OF TIE SEASONS. >

A novel entertainer, entitled - Dream OF the sea-
sons was given last night the Manhattan Ahileue Cno
Theae The four seasons Of the year were rspfeh'e1
by women dressed in sppropiiaI' oo'Vl" a.u a.o'N,'
-, ,,o nower which are pcculiar the different sea
sons Tho entertainment opened win recitation oy
Miss Laura sedgwek Collins. song by Mrs Wi!iaIn
! swan and ~ tabeau wac followed by dancing IN Nheh
those who represented Spring. engaged. ms pan we
s,ed ,hrorghout tbe four seasons being thus typned
The eject was novel aud beautiful and was thoroughly
appreciated by all present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14
HOSPITAL aUTgoRrrrEs DENY TIE STORY.

Coroner Levy was called upon yesterday by man
namsd Horny Simon who had complaint !" 'NA-'
soaInst The nsnag ment OF Mount Sinai Hospital. lie
.ald he mad taken hi wife 10 the hospital several weeks
aao for treatment that tie physicians there had per-
formed an operation upon her without his knowledge anu
consent and The oc Of The operation caused her uea"
Tie also said that they had made autopsy upon her
without asking his Permission
A Tribune reporter called at Mount Sinai Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

yesterday morning and the assistant superintendent
Leopold Meizesheimer who said The story which this
Simon told Coroner Levy ia untrue. Nothing was
done without his knowledge His wife Paula Simon, was
brought here several weeks for treatment Her case
was one. and operation had been performed
she would have died In short time. Both Simon and
his wife their consent to the operation. No autopsy
nAPfornedD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

The discontnuance OF the eNtrafsre charges OF the
New York and Washington limited trains via the Penn
sylvana Railroad
1t is announced by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany that and after Wednesday, April IS, the
extra-faTe charges the NewYOTk and Washington
limited Trains, leaving New-Y0rk weekdays at 10 10
o. m. and Washington, d. c., at 8 ;i5 a. m. re-
spectvely, viii be withdrawn These trains are com
posed of Pullman vestbule paror cars, carrying Penn.
sylvana Railroad dlnng-car, and the only additional
fare is a nominal one charged by the Pullman Com
pany. The high standard OF equipment and excellent
service which have made these trains famous Will be
maintained. -.
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MARRIED..

Unprecedented bargains N new designs Of Furniture
at GEO. c. FLINT CO.'S 104 West 14th,st They are
overerowded because Of delay in trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

Family abroad will subet their two elegant suites AZ
Cambridge separately together for balance Of lease
or By the month. Reasonable price Apply 334 5h-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

The purity, elegance and excellence Of the famous
wines fully represented by the fine clarets
OF old reliable house Of ]. Csyet Co. f. de Barry
q Co. 43 Warren.s ST. agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

DIR. HeIman's Liver Pads prevent la Grippe, Ppou-
monia and all Fevers and will cure Malaria Indigestion,
Sick Headache, Biliousness, General Debility.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

Other packers OF sardines cannot approach Lamar.
chand Boneless In quality and fine laYor Park y
Tilford, and Aeker, Merrall s. Condit keep them
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Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
name and address.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday, April u, 1891
by Rev Raphael Benjamin. NJ A., Emma Newhouse 70
Abraham Goldman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

LiebiG Company's Extract of Beef
Highly recommended In place OF alcoholic drinks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

Do you want real estate. servants, board, or rooms
Then examine the little advertisements Oh '''o Ni"'"
page of The Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-14

mar '"a want competent COOK dressmalser or coach
S-ss VI The Tribune,
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Employers ana employed. buyers ana sel'ers-an
testify in praise Of tho little advertisements OF the
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APPLEBY-on Sunday morning., Of pneumonia, a. nus
ntc residence 2O3 5th-aFe, CharleS AppieOS' III ~'0
ATTN year OF mis- age. ,,,,. c,.. ro,ov o,a
Funeral services from Holy Trinity Chureh LehOH-'e'
and 122d.st., tuesday Aplll Ia, Ot p m'
Relatives and friends Invited.
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