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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-31

BELToN. Tex, July 29.-Inclosed find 81
votes for Miss Carrie Dickson
Mrs G.. W. HEFLEY
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) for Miss Minnie Cox. n.

Fort WORTH, TEX, July 29-Inclosed
find five votes for Miss Minnie Cox, Terrell.
From her old friend, B.
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4 Fine NiathematiC n.

Iinclose six votes for Miss Genevievc
King, the finest mathematician for her age
l have ever known. V. L.
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For Her Talented Young Friend.

FORT WORTH, July 29.-Inclosed please
find fifty-seven 90 votes for my talented
young friend, Hiss Dell Walker of Hills
DOrO Tex Mas j. A GOwES.
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Two votes come for Miss Sallie Weltman
with no letter or Endorsement, save on en-
GeiOpe
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Tor the Little Girls Favorite.

BoEENE. TEy July 27.-InGloSed find
fourteen 90 votes for Miss Carrie Dick
son, the little girls fayorite. MABEL L.
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FORT WORTH, TEX, July 30-Inelosed
find twenty-nine votes for Miss Matte
Shaw. EDGAR SHAW.
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10 for Carrie.

SEYMoUR. TEX. July 24.-Ten votes for
that most deserving young lady. Carrie
Dickson. j. MORTIMER Lynch.
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of Texas women. Miss SalIie Wcltman has
no peer. Credit her with the - inclosed
votes
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.,.-l''N. TEX. July 2a.-Inclosed fiud
- ,g,eS for The tiremeuS favorite, Miss
S ".-ANpu. y DENTON FIREMAN.
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Fort WORTH. TEX, July So inclose
. yotes Tor Miss Mary Lizzie john
SON. The yido. 5 dau lter
FRED adams
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Miss Marshall OF this city. None de-
serves he honor of an election more than
she does \ LADY FRIEND.
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,o, ~ S'HEG' y, TEX July 2S.-Find inclosed
--'.e votes Tor Augustine Heidrick
W. j. II.
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Fort WORTH, July 30 send you %
coupons have saved up for Miss Matte
Shaw. LITTLE ISAAC NEWTON WEBSTER.
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FORT WORTH, Ten, July 30-IIere goes
to us's friend. Eight (S) votes for Miss
Carrie Dickson LITTLE HUGH MURREY.
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From Weatherfnrd Girl.

STEPHENvILLE, July 30.-Find six voter
for Miss Ella Lowry. SOB
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She is well ve-7ed in history and will sing
the praise of Texas TO her schoolmateS.
LITTLE ETA
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Trnm Three Little Girls.
C for the Drummers' Candidate.

Twenty-three votes for Lottie Cotton
from three little girls
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I send FIVE votes to Miss Genevieye King.
From LITTLE Anna
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3 for Miss McGiH MS.

WAxAHACBIE, July 2S-Inclosed find 81
votes for Miss Genevieve King NJ
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From Sidney johnson.

TExARKANA, TEX, July 29.--Carrie,
three. LITTLE TONNE PANTS.
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MOTHERHOOD, Tex, July 30.-Miss Car
RE Dickson has well-wishing friends in
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reIecraphers, Tirst Choice.


Inclosed ind . votes for Miss Carrie
Dickson. w. L. OPERATOR.
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Sallie Must Win.

FoRT WORTH. July 30.-Inclosed find if-
teen votes for Miss Sallie Weitman, the ex-
Confederate candidate
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7HE SCHOLARSHIP CONTEST.
THE COUPONS COMING IN
EARLY AND OFTEN.
The Totals Reaching Into the Thousands The
BaIoting Grows Heavier Every Day Now
Result Reached by Coupons Yester-
day--1he 1900 Notch Attained.

ard Iriable young ady of Meridian, Mis-
aaaie F4rabe Achilles OF Troy.
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for Rosie and the Count All Right Now.
Fort WORTH. Tex, July 30.-Please
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WACO, TEX. July 2I.-Please vote 2O0 for
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3Sor Genevieve,


Enclosed fud'31 coupons for Geney.eye
King. PAULINE WINE
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JCDGE,

Come on. brave comrades. the fight is near,
The casting of votes I'm delighted TO hear
For our Ssllie VINO must win the prize,
II in our pockets we must slide.
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- farming and AmiabIe Fannie.
'e''st ma len votes for that charming
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Man1ove, A1liot, Fryer & c.
INGENIEROS CONSTRUCTORS
L61adres, Glasgow q RoNeH.
NOTTINGHAN

Fabricantes de toda clase de maquinarias para
fncas azucareras como son, moljnos perfeccionadoa
de dos, tres, cuatro cinco cilindrog. Desfbrado-
ras de la cana para aumentar la extraction 20 bras
de jugo por Glen de cana garantizaGo, Clarifcado-
ras de todas formas, tamahos clases, Filtropren-
sas perfeccionadas, Triple efecto, Tachos al vac1o,
Tachos al cielre bre, Concretadoras de Fryer GEN.
tr1fugas de Hepworth, Manlove otros, pailas de
Wetzel evaporadoras Bombas para aqua, sirop,
guarapo borras de riego, calderas multitubuares,
de Root tubulosas otras. -
ApGrGtOS GWtomdtiCOS para Qste0sar e1
bdgaso dtrectdmeMte del ntOlieO, san inter
ncion del bYGSero Su installation ibre de
hacendadO de tOdO TieSgO q pSrdidG pOr Ell
fi4egO pOr uWUiGs, q abOrrG an SO pS
gaSto de elGboraciOss.
Tambien Sc construye toda clase de tanques y
canales de herro cobre Was freress, portatiles
fjas, wagones, locOmotoras, etc.
Todo garantizado de material y construction
de primera case que encerran todos los adelantos
del ola.
Sc facilitan los Sres que 10 desean, personas
competentes para tomar medidas, levantar pianos
e instalar los aparatos.
Para mas informes drfjanse en- Ponce al repre-
sentante en- esta Isla.
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En- esta tipografia Sc imprimen
tarietas al minute 4 precios suma-
mente m6dicOs.
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Jusgado de Primera Instanoia de Ponce

JissgadO de Primera I'asta'cia de Ponce.
En- los autos de Ia quiebra de la Gaia de Aho-
rros de esta ciudsd en- la junta general de acree-
dores que on cumplimiento de 10 que dispOnen los
articulos 1918 y 1914 de Ia Ley de EDjuiciamientO
Civil hubO de verifcarse en- Ia Sala Audiencia de
este Juzgado el diez siete de Junio timO, fLeron
slegidoa para primero segurdo sindcos por mayo
RIA de capital votOs don Augusta Pasarell don
Ernesto MOringane; para tsrcerO pOr mayorfa de
vOtOs don Francisco Becerra; 10 que hace p1blicO
por medic del presente edctO, para general cOnoCi
miento previn6ndose que los referidOs sfndicOs
deberan entregar todo cuRndO corresponds Ia refe-
rida quiebra.-Dado en- Ponce veinte Ocho de
Octubre de mil ochOcientOs DOvents y unO.-MGRWeL
Ls5R.-E. Eariqae de AollRG. 2-2
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Nueva AgenCia Funerarla
BARTOLO SEGUI
s-MAYOR-s

III aue suscribe dueno de este estableclHaien-
"a efrece los habitantes Ede esta ciudad, asi como
a. os Duebloa lmftrofes, esta Agencia montada con
- w. ra ~ dfgnen ocuparla. Dende 81 ataud
mas nndesto hasta Il coche de primera Aoyedad en-
y, clarq. con todo cuenta el establecimiento
la Aaeneia ae hace cargo $40 sLgipnelon ae
noin o6nero. de- Ia adquisici6n &c niche, impression
- -" es.sslas rsnarte de- elias y Ia ParroQdiag
CON an simple hvias,, inmediatuHtnte tenare :.
stT ~ nonarrne Z las oTdeBes del Cue me neseAlse
Ponce, l5 do Agosto de 1894.
By hroIo SEOUL
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Cosas del otro mundo
POR EVA CAMEL

Agotada In pTimera remesa de eete intere
sante libro, Sc ba TecbidO otra y ee vend
en- eata imprepta so centavos ejemplar
IS centavOa cob porte de coTteo.
Ponce. Setis mhIe 25 de 1890.
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AL PUBLIco

POr disposition del senior Juez de Ia InsLancia,
dictada en- los autos de quiebra de Ia sOcedad Gaia
de Ahorros de Ponce, Sc ha senaadO el da tTeinta
unO de Dicembre pr6ximO las nueve de la ma
mana, en- la Saa Audiencia del mismO JuzgadO, para
la celebration de- la junta de eEamen recOnOci-
mieHto de cr6ditos concedi6ndOse los acreedores
el t6rmino do Cuarenta dias para presentar los
sndicos los tituos Qualifications dc sus er6ditOs.
Ponce, Noviembre 3 dc 1891.-LOs sindicOs:
Augusto PasarelE.--ErRestO ringlane.-FTGncis-
90 BeCeTa. 2-2
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En- m6rito de log autos eecutivos promovidos
mr. don Jaime Cords Anglada contra la succession
Esxidor sObre cobro de mil pesos moneda corriente.
infereses cOstas pOr disposition do S. SO sRcan
4 n6bIica subasta pOr tsrminO de veinte dias una
s5icada en- 81 barri0 de San PatriciO plantadas de
Jiss doce cuerdas de platanos ell restO de monte
rrvaa Glen cuerdas 90 encuentran bajO los puntOs
ooiindancas siguienteH: primer puntO sObre Ia
ersata Do la cuchilla IN patO de MatO, cOindando
cop Il canine real de- UtuadO de aqui pOr toda Ia
Srasta de Ia Cuchila hacis el Poniente cclindar
con tsrrenos de- don Manuel Jorje don Ramon
Navora es puntO IN estac6n de higterillo comma
Diedra media sOterrsda al pie de alli Inca recta
bnseando Ell rio dc San PatriciO que ne encuentra &
IA Darte arriba del pasO de Benito Arce abajd por
todo e rio setenta siete varas troPezar con una
palma de sierra la vera del mismO rio; de aquf
bor galiente Inca recta colindandO con donE BenEo
Bai6af hasta un 6rbOl do MatO que es el primer
nuDto entendi6ndose las Glen cuerdaG POGO mAs1 8
menos halandose enclavadas en- elias tres casas
de maderas del pals; cuyas fncas se han valorado
en- siste mil cncuenta nueVe pesos, oeh0nta cen
tavos moneda cOrriente por cuya cantidad Sc ponen
On vsnta senRlandOse para la subata el dia veinte
' tres da NOviembre pr6ximO 3 las dos de su tarde
en- Ia Sala Audiencia de este JuzgadO advirti6n-
dose quo los ttuos de prOpiedad de los bienes cons
tan de la certi6cac6n de Cargas que obra en- autos
ibrada pOr el seTOr RegstradOr de- este Partido
Sin tener derechO exiRir Otr0s que adniti-
ran posturas que cnbran las dos terceras parties
de Ia tasaci6n sin one previamente consigne en- Ia
mesa del Juzgado e que las hHgB el disZ pOr Glen
To del vaor de los bieneB que sirve de tipO Ia
basta.-DadO en- Ponce treinta unO de OctUbre
de- mil OchOcientos noventa nnO.-Le6R.-El Es-
eribanO, Z. Enrique AoWNG. 2-3
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FABRICA DE COCHES
DE e. CHEVALIER
GALE DEL COMERcIO
PONCE, P. R.

En- este estableoimiento que
cnenta con IN personal apto Y to-
das las maquinas necesaTias, sc
cOnstruyen coChes y Sc hacen re-
paraciones de tOdas classes a pre-
clos sumamente m6dicos.
De venia constantemente CO.
ohes de 2 y A asientOs de Proce-
dencia nOrte-americana y cons
truidos aqui, z precios que varian
desde $160 hasta $500.
Cuenta asf mismo este estabIe-
cimiento M variadO surtido de
apnosps, luedas y todo 10 concer-
nientc aI rano que vende pre-
CLOS
SIN CONPBTFNCIA.
Ponce. Octnbre 8 de 1891.
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zDIGTo$

JasgadO de /. I''sta'acia de Ponce. -Es
cyibanto de don Z. Enrique AcWaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17
EMuLS
de ACeite Puro de
HIGADO de BACALAO

I1ene combinadas en- su mas comDIeta
torma las virtudes de estos dos vaIiosos me-
dicamentos. 81 digiere asimila con mas
facllldad que ell aceite crudo es especial
mente de gran valor para los nihos delicadosv v
enfernlzos pergonas de est6magos dell
cados.
CWFR Ia FISTS.
CuFR la Amemia.
CuFR AR Debilfdad General.
CuFR Ia Escr6fuER.
Cura e. Reum RtksmO.
CWFa In tOs V RefrfadOs
CWrA ell RAG WitismO O en- los NfFiOR
y en- efecto, para todas las Intermediates en-
que hay infamacion de la GarPanta los
Pulmones, Decaimiento Corporal Debilidad
Nerviosa, NADIA en- el mundO puede compar-
arse con esta sabrosa Emulsion.
Veanse & continuation los nombres de
unos pocos, de entire los muchos promitentes
facultativos que recomieudan prescriben
constantemente esta preparation.
Sr. DIR ID. Ambrosio Grillo, Santigo de Cuba.
Sr. DR.. D. Mannel 8. CasteIlanos, Habana.
Sr. DIR. ID. Ernegto Hegewisch. Director del
Hospital Civil, "SRn Sebastian" Vera
Cruz, Mexico.
Sr. DR.. D. DiodOro Oontreras, TlacotaIpam,
Mexico.
Sr. DIR. D. Jacinto Nunez Leon, Nicaragua
Sr. DR.. d. Vicente Perez Rubio, Bogota.
Sr. DR.. ID. Juan 8. GRstelbondo, Cartagena
Sr. DR.. Jesus Gandara, MsgdalenR.
Sr. DR.. ID. 8. Colon, Valencia Venezuela.
Sr DR.. d Francisco de A.. Mejia, La Guaira.
De venta en- las principales 6rogueriasy
boticas.
SCOTT g. BOVINE, Nueva York
Mayo 10 de 1888 3rm
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La Mutualidad
soc1EDAD DE sEoURos soBRE La VIDA

contar desde de Mayo pr6x mo pasadO e
n1mero de p6tizas vigentes en- esta So iedad sc ha
reducidO 4 menos de an oieat0 pOr 10 Cual, con
f rme 81 artfculo Sc de sus EstatutOs, entra Ia
misma en- ell periOdO de liquid scion, que dursrt
IN ahO es decir hasta de Mayo de 1892.
La eficina de Ia SOciedad eOntinua calle del Co
mercio n0meF0 /, EsquIna Msrina.
sc publica para conOcimientO de los senOres
AseguradOs.
Ponce Junio IA de 1n91.-El Presidente, z. Sala-
paw 6-M.
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FarmaCia de Vale Y CanCio

Ell crecente dispense acredad stablecment,
mite fuentemente exstencias orecer
TN CONSTANTB SELECTO SURTlDO DE MEDIGAMENTB
infndad de aricu del
espealma
preparation de reg de onduc poderosamente ha cODt
buido al exto interrumpido
DE la FARMACIA DE VALLE CANCIO.
dsponiendo de emn prOpo om med
ventaasa todos los ella deposen eonfanzs.
LOS PREGDoS 9g ESTA CASA SON NyY lUMDTA00Ss
IA election,
ceIente caidad pvn amados Laboratoo
Dep6Gtos
Las 6dene los Fmc6uco Faacia de "a
le d con
EXTRICTA ExACTITUD AL CONTADO.
de las DeEas Ponce p R
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17

FOD0S los MEDIEOS DBL NUBDO
EsTAN CoNFoRMEs EN- QUE LA
BREA VEGETAL
Es un precioso medicamento muy
conVeniente en- numerosas intermediates.
Millares de enfermos Sc han cursdo
con ell uso del
LICOR BALSAMICO
DE BREA VEGETAL
nR. GONZALEZ
becho expresamente para los paises ca
lidos
Licor de Brea de Gonzalez
Cura del dengue y los catarros de la
nariz y de la garganta y de los bronquios
y de los pulmones.
Licor de Brea Gle Gonzalez
Cura el asma, las bronquitis, y las
toses rebeldes, y las irritaciones de pc
cho y Ia dyspepsia.
Ell LICOR DE BREA DE GONZALEZ
Abre eI apetito, hace engOrdar, y
puFifca la saDgre, cura las herpes.
Ell LICOR DE BREA DE GONZALEZ
PyeSerVa de Ia tsis.
Preserva de Ia tsis.
NumerOsOs CeFti6cadOs
DE MEDICOS DISTINGUIDOS
obran en- poder del autor, los cuales
prueban la efcacia de lLICoR DE BREA
VEGETAL.
Puede tomarse cuando hay desgano,
palidez falta de vigor.
Ell LicOr de Brea Vegetal
DEL DIR. GONZALEZ
Tiene buen gusto, casi siempre curs,
siempre alivia Y nunca hace dano.
Ell LICOR DE BREA DE GONZALEZ
Sc vende en- todas las boticas de la Ha-
bana 50 las principales cspitaIes de
provincias Y Ell tcdos los puebIos. PI-
DASE:
EL LIcOR BALSAMIGO De BREA VEsETAL
DEL DIR. GONZALEZ
; CuidadO CON las imitaciOnes!
Sc prepara y se vende en- la
BOticd ole San Jose
AGUIAR, 1O6-HABANA
TDe venta Ell Ia acreditada Farma-
cia de les senOTes
VALE AZ CANCIO
Plaza de las Delicias.
PONCE
6,m Abril 21 de 1891.
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= Ell ToNTo
AREcIBo PLAZA PRINCIPAL

En- este estnbleriniienfe rxpende el ma0nfhrO
cuanto ceieorsat Ron 7opGci0, cuyas prCpiedades
toui6cantes tenen NADIA que eRvidisr e viejo ron
de- jamaica
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-11-17
LOOUB MBJOR IIMPIA Los DIENTEE
PERFUMA Ell ALIENTO
RTIFICA LAS ENCIAS

Son los nuevos Polvos Dentales del
DR.. Luis J. Salic.uP, Cirujano Dentista
de San Juan de Puerto-Rico.
Sc venden en- todas las Farmacas.
Para pedidos al por mayor, dirigirse
al seilor don Arturo Df Leo.-San Fran
cisco 85.-San Juan de Puerto Rico.
Descuento al Comercio.
Octubre ls de 1890. a. v. 8.
The morning call., 1891-11-29

An event in w. J. FlOrencas earlier DAYS
but little known occurred, according to the
Brooklyn Times, when he was apprentced
to learn the machinist's trade with L. H.
Hoe & Co He was at the same time an en-
thusastic and active member of the Muir
doch Amateur Dramatic Association He
was in the habit of concealius the play book
in which lie was studying his lines in The
little drawer with which machinist,' tables
are provided. In his dramatic ardor he
would frequently look at the book. Finally
the attention of the foreman was attracted
and, having his suspicious aroused, he came
ever to him enc day unexpectedly, and as
Florence, or Conln, as he was known then.
hastily shut the telltale drawer, said :
What have you there, Conlin, that ocru-
pies so much Of your time and attention."
ON" replied the young man, with true
Irish quckness in getting ont of a difficult
position, I'm to make a temperance speech
Sunday evening, sir and was Just learn
ing it,"
That being the case you'd better give all
your attention to it after next Saturday
night" said the foreman. Aud though it
wasn't exactly in the line he SAID 1t was
Florence took to it, and became the inin-
table comedian so dear to the public heart
The morning call., 1891-11-29

MI John l.. sullivan, pugilist and would
be actor, Will, after bis disastrous expert
ence in Australia, seek TO meaSurably
recoup his shattered fortunes by short en-
gagement at the Bush-stree Theater, conf
mencing tomorrow evening. John has only
one play in his repertory. so far, and that
is Duncan Is. Harrison's Honest Hearts
and Willing Hands" With this he will
tempt the public again. When he played
it here at the outset, before he crossed the
Pacific, he made a record for the largest re-
ceiptS at The Bush-street ever seen in the
boX-oifice OF that theater, and he hopes to
repeat this pleasant experience. Nous ver-
rons. AmHng the pe0ple engaged to sup
port him is Miss Esther Lyons, who has
been leading lady of Cordrey'S Theater
Stock Company, Portland, for the past
eighteen months. aud who is quite a favorte
with our theater-gning public. This time
also. Harrison himself will appear in the
east in his original character of the villain
Gus Arthur Dare He is quite as tall and
large every way as the Boston boy - but
lie is not so hard hitter. He cultivated his
brain while John improved his muscle, ami
consequently missed his chance in life.
The prime inducement to attend these per-
f0rmanceS-and which the stupidly blind
Australians could not appreciates that
during the run of the piece a genuine prize
ring will he pitched every evening for tie
bruisins match between Sullivan and Ash
ton in the fifth act. The contes, is u be
conducted with every detail of prize-fght,
seconds, referee, etc. And the laudable
purpose OF ths iS-the stage, of course full
filling its Office of teacher-to give all who
attend an opportunity to know what a real
fight is ike. So far so good But how odd
it is to real in connection with this % aud-
able purpose" what Charlotte eastman once
remarked: Il think | love and reverence
all arts equally" said the old lady, "ouly
putting my own just above the others be
cause in it | recognize the union ard culmi-
nation of all To me it seems IS if
when God conceived the world, that was
Poetry; lie formed it, and that was Sculp-
ture; he eoloTed 1t, and that was Painting;
he Deopled it with living beings, and that
was the grand, divine, eternal Drama"
The morning call., 1891-11-29
European Musical Items.


Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale OF Milan.
Verdi and his librettisr, Boito. have been
visiting friends in Cremona.
Marchese Francesca Plattis, composer
OF rr eat promise, died lately in Cento, aged
81 years.
Giulia Valda has been specially engaged
to sing in Nerdi's "Bailo in MaSchera" and
"Ernanr' in London.
Wagner's opera The Fates" will be sun
by the Lyric Company of Munich at the
musical exposition in Vienna.
schmidt X Co. have published two roman
zas for cello cello and pianolorts by Martucei
and Puccini's LIE Will" will be given in
Lisbon by request of Subscribers.
"Tamara, an opera by Bourgault-Du-
condray, a pupil of the Conservatory, who
took the Prix de Rome. will be given at the
Opera in Paris.
Adelina Patti has had a music-box spe-
claly made for her in Switzerland, which
plays the principal works of Wagner.
Mascagni was present at the first repre-
Sentati0n of his "Cavalleria Rustcana" at
opera were enthusiastically apDianded.
Carmen" has reached its five hundredth
representation at the Opera ComiQue in
Paris.
grand organ for st. Peters in Rome
will be made in Perugia by special orders of
MozarI's Magic Flute" was given to
celebrate the authors centenary in Berlin
and Lepsic.
Reinecke has finished new opera called
The Governor of Tours" which Will be
given at the theater of the Grand Duke of
Schwerin.
'Scaramouche," new ballet by Lefevre
and Messenger. obtained great success at
the New Theater in Paris.
1.-The Gondolier," bv Arthur Sullivan,
was successfully given in st. Petersburg
with the Russian text
Melba. Stahl, Tamagno and Maurel VIII
sing together in opera in Palermo.
Teresina Tua, the violinist, is giving con-
certs In tile southern part of Italy.
An hungarian fantasia for orchestra, by
j. Burgmeln, obtained complete success
in Malta.
The Opera Comique Company, from Paris,
has successfully sung Romeo and juliet"
Faust. Philemon ct Baucis' and Car
men" in French at Covent Garden, Lon
don. Bruheau's opera, lie Reve." will also
be given.
August Louis is the name of the person
VINO has undertaken to complete SchuberIS
unfinished symphony in b minor.
Emperor William of Germany again shows
his appreciation of music by ordering forty
OF the military band-masters in Berlin to
study the works OF Wagner. ana to be ena-
bled TO execute them according to the rules
and traditions established.
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Thomas Wallace KGene Will Take
the Baldwin Stage.
The POPULAR PRIZE RING DRAMA.
MI, Potter Of feZS"-TW0 Portraits Painted
IN COl9rS Fair Rebel" for Another
Week" Donna Jl3lita al the TiVOI.
In Incident in ths Early LIE Of Florence.
KiidRrS AD0Su0DhG at the BaIQuet-FOr-
Gigl and Domestic Notes.

Mr.. Thomas Wallace Keene, legitimate
and Shakespearean actor VIII succeed the
London Comedy Company at the Baldwin
Theater tomorrow evening, as the Cardinal
in the Macready- culver stately-and per-
haps in places slightly stilted-play,
Richelieu." 1t is some time since the Bald
wins patrons enjoyed a season of the legiti-
mate, and there can scarcely be any doubt
but that a relish exists for it. Equally is it
on the cards that MI. Keene can agreeably
satisfy the appetite. In the minds of old
San FTancscans, and also those of later date,
a good many pleasant memories cling around
the name of TON Keene." When it is
mentioned. the shades of Mccullough.
Barrett and Edwards, and others of
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by weakness from bis precnrious standing
place; the detachment OF United States
regulars in heavy marching order; the flag
That blows out, as the star-spangled banner
did, according to Scott Keys patriotic lyric.
In the dawn's early light" and the in
terror and exterior of that noisome old den,
Libby Prison. The scenery is well painted,
the stage we'll set. the acting crisp and char
acteriStic, and in this brief summary
there is n full description of the place.
Nearly every one in the cast has a little
business with which he or she can make
point before the audience, and it is owing
to this fact, no doubt. the piece runs so
smoothly.