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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07
NERGENNES.

At the annual meeting of stockhold ers OF
the Lake Champlain Granite company in
the Stevens House parlors, August 5, the
following officers were choseni President,
+. b. Holden; treasurer, w. i. Nauran;
secretary, d. II. Lewis. The Oliata took
II. 2, Booth and wife, guests and invited
friends on a trip Wednesday. Miss lnez
FISK Of Weytridge, is with George Thorne
and wife at Drittwood cottage. MIR. An
drew Ross and wife have returned from
Lake Mohawk Mrs. Ezra Booth and Mrs.
Myers and son are here Miss Lulu Cutter
has returned to Montreal. Mrs. W. W.
Wheeler and mother Of Burlington are in
town. Mrs. Edwin Ferris of New York is
at Z. G.. Norton s.-An experienced farmer
of Addison estimates the hay crop Of that
town at 5000 tons, aud at a value Of s. per
ton, making S5GU00.-Miss Knowles Of
Potsdam, y. Y, and Miss Brush of Non
treal, are in town.
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NORTHElElD.

The Good TeInplars have elected f. f.
Thompson, G.. r.: EoXana Orcutt.N. T.; Frank
J. umicy, !. {. r.; Mrs. K. y. JoLu-on. :. J..
T.. r. {. DAVIS secretary; g. II. Davis, hnal-
cha! -ecretayy Minnie Smith treasurer; Rev.
II. L. Thornton, chaplain. The lodge now mas
IS mem bcra.-TAe Universalist society pre-
Tuesday evening Harry Doyle of Camden,
:. j., Press il In town. The King family and
frieu IDS, about 81 N number, picncked ,atur-
Z. TArasher. aged 50, who died at Norris
vile was held Tuesday at tue Methodist
church. Luke Tarbeli will get out timber for
the new university building. Ejectment case
OF Joseph Gay vs.. r. Herroun was tried ~atur-
day before Justice Cobleigh. Verdict for
p.aintin. Frank lowe is In Dorset. Camp
meeting opens tuesday, August IS
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ACCIDENT NEAR CHAMPLAlN, N. Y.
Collision Betwsen an EScursion aud Mail
1rain-Four Persons Reported Killed.

PLA1TsBrRG, y. y, Aug. .. A fatal
accident occurred on the Ogdensburg and
Lake Champlain railroad, near Champlnin,
TINS evening. An excursion train of ten
cars collided with a pa ,senger train and
four persons were killed and many others
were more or less badly injured. Fun
particulars are not obtainablo for the pre-
sent
train conveying u Sunday school ex-
cursion from Edinburgh and Rouses Point
and intervening stations on the Central Yer
mont ran into "a mail train which had the
right Of way just east Of this station at 64j
tonight. The excursion train had 81 per
sons on board and was returning from Wills
boro Point William Angel, aguI about
! j. son Of n merchant of this place, and Sim
Nynet', laborer Of Chateaugay lake, were
killed outright, and some - people more or
less injured
Tho more seriously in iured are Henry
Lamountein OF Champlain, both lego cut
Off below the knees; it is thought he will
live; Sidney William Moore, both legs
broken; Horny SWEET OF Edinburgh Con
ire, arm fractured and body ami limbs
bruised; John Patterson Of rerry's Mills,
leg broken; Mrs. Lewis of Mora. hen and
limbs bruised; Miss A. Bateman Of Perry's
Mills, hip dislocnted. Several other pas
sengers we've moro or less slightly in ured.
Inc excursion train had orders to meet
the mail here and should have gone on the
siding a few rods back Of where the acct
dent occurred. The engines telescoped and
TWO cars were badly SMASHED, one on each
train. John z. Beatty, excursion mauage.
OF the Central NernCn', eN"rtol himself
for the injured aud the physicians and cit
lHens OF ChampIaln were prompt a. render
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MONT EUlER.

Albert Johonnott has purchased from
Mrs Sarah l.. Hyde, for $1,000, four tene-
ment houses.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Cofrrin Of Hartford, Conn,
is in town,
Mrs. Charles O. Foster has had la grippe
and a fall down stairs.
The Home Missionary society have shipped
a barrel of articles to Alaska
Amanda I. Newcomb and Mrs Z, y.
Seaver are at Detroit on the W X. c.
Charles H. Shipnan and family have gone
to Boston.
Leighton z. Slack is in Cavendish and
will teach this winter at Marshtleld.
Clarence Whittier and family have gon e
to Cabot
The Nom Partisan w c. T. L. met Wed
nesday with Mrs. X. r. Bunnell.
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BEIHEL.

The matter of investment In Bethel now,
since the close VI the tanuory, is that of the
establis hment OF a shoe factory. which seems
TO ne settled fact. At a meeting Of citizens
last week, addressed by W. q. Cramor of south
Berwick, Me, a committee of five ap-
pointed to raise the amount OF stock necessary
"a carry on such an enterprise as would en-
ploy the labor of loo men. The amount requir-
ed was estimated 10 be s?jG0n. Mr. Crauer is
a practical shoe manufacturer ana expressed
his Willingness TO come here in the interest of
the company.
Mr.. Charles VI. Gay. proprietor OF Little's
Living Age is visiting his mother.
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MONTGOMER

J.. w. James returned to New York Monday
II. w; Fraser accompanied him as far "a Albany
!. l.. smith left saturday on a business trip
70 Providence, II. l-C +. Rawson and Miss
Ruby Gates will attend the summer school at
Barton, august DIE. Miss Clara Whcc' er
went 10 Royalton Monday Lewis rouchette's
child Is sick with dIphthe ria.-Gilbert Wilcox
Is laid up, having cut his foot. II J Daiglc is
on business trip to Chicago Bat Douny
while saving tub hoops at Daigle'- min. had a
through his hand
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07
GEORGIA..

Mrs. Frank Thomas and L. A. Thomas OF
West Haudolpl are in town.-Rev. Aaron Col
ton, - years Of age preached in the Congre-
sauonM church last sunday. Tile town au-
thorlties have begun repairs on tho town all
Myron Hadley Is doing the shiuglins.-So of
the clustering is done on tho inside Of the new
school house.-Our village scales have taken a
new lease of life in much needed repairs being
done Rev. Alva Howard of Cleveland, Ohio,
preac he'd Ia the Baptist church at the Plains
lat sunday g. {. Bliss and bride are EXPECT
el IN town this week.-Mi-s Matte Abel who
was hurt last Thursday evening by being COP
kllrd ia a carriage, Is improving very nicely.
l. l. hoped no permanent injury Is sustained -
some OF the farmers about town pect to lin
ISL haying til : month.
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We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for
taking HALLS CRtarrh Cure
~ CHENEY d Co. Props, Toledo O.
Cheuey for the last - years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
lions, and financially able 10 carry cut any
oblixa tom made by their firm
West q TruaX. Wholesale druggists. Toledo
Ohio.
Waidng, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Drug
gi7ts Toledo. O.
HILLS Cattarrh Cure Is taken internally. act
ing directly upon the blood ana mlICous mr.
faces OF the system. Price 55c. per no, tia
Sold by all Druggists.
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BENSON

were married at tho home OF the bride sun
day, Rev. \. :. Clark oficiating-Judson
stickney and wife of Port Henry are here
party Of 70 young people lave gone into
camp at Sunset AXE -Rev.A :. ark left town
Monday for Il carriage drive through Saratoga
county. :. y here will be no preaching In
the Method 81 church sunday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07

Mr. and Mrs Arthur Randall and daughter
on springfield, Mass, are visiting their tuer,
James randall A tramp calling himself
ueorge SHERMAN, WAS a res ed near East Rich
ford by Deputy sheriff Phillips for ,tealIns a
revolver from Erauk McFotcre.-A hearing
was had before Justice tHIkIus o. krAtYrd.
and he was given 49, days in the Wurkhou-o
ne sheriff took him to Hutau1 SATURDAY.
nlght. lie Is reported IA Aayin- served 400
Gays TWO years agO.-Nlrs Hermann Prior and
at Z. W. Poweus
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PLAlNfIELD.

Rev Mr.. Morrow aad wife visited Mrs. q
d. Kidder last Fridey.-E. II. Gldden OF Barre
spent SUNDAY with his brother, Orville Gid
tage OF the excursion to the granite quarries
ut Barrie last Saturday. Miss Maud Morrison
Of Barre Is visiting her classmate, Miss Blanche
SIX nuer.-The MarshHeld base ball club failed
90 keep their engagement with the Planhelds
last saturday. Mr.. W. s. Martin, ir, goes to
,Weirs n H., to Illustrate the lecture entitled
LAWS ~
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RARRE.

The new village directory published by
w. Z. Shaw of Haverhll, n. H., docs not
give satisfaction, and was copied, mistakes
and all, from the directory of two years
ago.
The Clan Gordon annual picnic will bo on
Saturday next, at the trotting park, begin
ming at II a. IN. There will be Is events
The Universalist pulpit is to be filed Sun
day by Rev. J.. Warren
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EAST ROXBURY.

Mrs. Nellie blanchard steele and duuc'.ier
from Worcester. Mass, are at +. Ilaucnurd-
Harley Bruce caught VIII. mu'l-r In the
field that is quite curiosity. Mr.. and Nr..
Fred Lincoln u stowe are at Raymond Halls.
Most Of the farmers have I'm sh Il nayiuG
and are cutting their Crau.-Nrs. t.. ".
blanchard /. quite in, Enic Bates tell down
stairs and bruised her arm and shoulder quite
badly.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07
NORTH POMERET-

Mrs. A. y, Clifford ia visiting relatives in
Massachusetts. Elmer Kenyon has returned
u lf.tOu, y. H., 10 Resume his work in tie eye
glass shop Mrs. II Putnam is visiting her
daughter in It. Alban-. Penn Strong and
Lewis Of New Hampshire is VISITING his unc g.
Adm Buzb,e-R F, Higgins Of Cambridge.
port. Mass, spent last sunday here with his
family. Henry Harding of Bidietord, Me, is
hero with lis parents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07

MoNTrELIER, Aug. 5.-The annual meet
ing of trustees of Vermont Mutual Fire in
surance company was held thi, afternoon
and VIM 7. Dewey who was a short time
ago elected treasurer to fiji the unexpired
term of II. y. Tapin, WAS reelected treas
urer for the ensuing year. The annual re
port of the company is nearly ready for tue
printer.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07

Edwin Allen was in Boston last week.-E L.
Dana visited his brother DIR. Dana in ROYAL
ton the first OF the week. several young peu-
PIE have gone to New Hampshire lakes for a
hshIng excursion this week. Edwin Ware and
vile have started on their homewHrd trip
! he creamery wagon has new governing
Henry Harding lost his horse last week
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NEW HAVEN MILLS.

Mrs, Morrison has sold her farm to Patrick
H9lpln for soon. As Nora Jones. aged a. was
one Of the traces unfasteued, the whifIletrcr
truck the horse aud lie rnu, pulling her over
the dasL board. The young Indy escaped win a
rev severe bruises, tut the horse wa- quite
badly Gu on 'ne OF his hind legs C!iffrrl
Bouvltr six year. old, fell from the fence sun
day strlAinI ON u Tx ami breaking both bones
OF one arm just above the wrist
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STOWE

Stowe Cornet band gave an open air concert
Friday evening. The Methodist and Cons re-
gational sunday schools viii have "A union
picnic on Cady's hill August Ill. A. Pike
has rooms in the Jouney house.-Dr. Nc
sweeney and wife ana Vi. d. McMahon and
wife Of Burlington are at G. y. McMahou's.-A
4rFe party of oxcursionists visited Mount,
Mansfield Monday.-C. II, Chapn lost a fine
colt receutlV
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SOUTH HERO

Rev, W. c. Clark has returned Mrs Tru
nan nm OF Lowell il at home. Mr. Charles
Kinney Miss Ella Wadsworth and Mas Etta
and WIFE OF Rutland are at Mr.. Ii. {. Ferriss
MISS essle Chase has returned to Burling.
on.--Ihs remains Of Mr.. Timothy Phelps we're
Mr.. and Mrs, yud Gale have another son.
MIS- Estella Kinney is visiting in Conn ecticut.
Isle give an entertainment next Friday even,
In
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Rev. c. :. Sergeant is in town this week 49,
Miss Alice Ilinmun and Miss Lucie Hathorne
rson S VISITING her sister, Mrs James Wi
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps have Il
pound baby, a son.-We are to nave sunday
school picnic soon, probably next week or the
Meek after.
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WARREN.

Mrs. J. Matthews from North Adams, Mass,
a series Of meetings held at the village church
commencing Wednesday afterpoon and will
continue until saturday. Refs Hall from
Berlin and Hazen and Howard from Nori H.
field will be present.-Alaster Hassle <icAO.s
from Northfield il visiting his grandpareuts
Alfred Lamb, who was seriously hurt uy he.
ing kicked by his horse few week. ago, re
reived friendly aid from friends md nciChbo
m mounting his hAN Inst Mcnk.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. j.-The
millers Of this place have formed a league
to purchase wheat from tLe West. They
say this is done in seIf-detence against the
farmer' of middle tennessee, who, backed
by the alliance, are holding their wheat for
higher prices,
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WEST ADDISON.

Miss Kettle StillHill, W o has been the Guest
OF Mr.. +. W. Fisher for the past week. re-
turned to her home in PlAttsburgh, \. y, Tues
day.-Mr. Noss Hayward Il Wcybridgr IS visit
llg IN town. Mr. Edwin Fisher ~ Sciota. \.
!. was in town the latter part of last Seek -
Miss Lizzie toodale is at home Phelps smith
died Thursday night Funeral wa he'd sum
day afternoon, Rev Mr. Bacon officiating. I'm.
teTment at Town Line
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ROCHESTER,.

Mrs. G. q, Hubbard is in Brandon to assist
in caring for Darwin Kidder's wife. who,is Sc
riously sick,--ted l.. Greeley and wife spent
last sunday in Bethel. Harley i. Know ton
% Hartford. Conn, is with friend, in town
few days.-Mrs. Emma Huntington from Ieb-
anon y. H., is with II, Ii. ChaiIee's famil FOR
"A few days.-Iohn !. Tower lost II young morse
lately worth about g. .. The horse rcate aud
threw himself and broke his neck. Mrs. q. IL.
Blodgett, who has been West several months
returned last Saturday.-AlisS Eta Ejcunrd-
son and friend, Winnie Lamy of Gardner.
Mass. are here for Il fow dRyS.-t. T.. klddor
OF Brandon aud son, VIII. who is pructic.ug
dentistry in Lynn, Mass spent sunday ia
town.. O. Robinson was in Massachusetts
ON business last ek.--Ged w. Berry and
wife of Bethel were here day lately l.. +.
Wiley and wife have been i'm West Randolph
few days latcly.-James :. StOCkwrl and
wife were in Waitstc few days !. 81 week.
s. d. shepard of Rutland has been here in
the interest of life in9urauce.-Fre Burke AID
wfc were here last week. &C. 4. Moshcr of
Sharon was here on business last week T..
W. McWain and daughter were in West Ran
doph day last week.-Rulla Carter of West
Berlin, Mass has boon with L. {. 1inkham a
few days.-G. +. Burgess and wife from West
hartford We're with bis brother, Charles a
few days last week. y. l.. Cooper is home
from New York city. Horace Lamb aud wife
Of West Randolph have been visiting friends
in town. Rev. W. \. futile of Winchestcr
~ H., and Miss Alice Uhaffee were married
August by lfcvs. G.. :. Guernsey and Rev. +.
j. ChafTee of Galesburc Ill.,
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The body Of MARY Chandler was brought
here for interment, Funeral services Were
held sunday, Rev. Mr. Fuller ofllciating
their horse ran puftly demo lshing tie buggy
an injur ny hem both, Mrs. 70 lau-by yrry
badly he harness breaking frightened the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07

Don scott and daughter Of Burlington, KAN
Mrs 6 +. Armstrong and daughter Of Bonds
Haven. Conn, aud Ross Kin,ley Of Lowell are
in town.. f. Mulligan Of boston came last
week and placed the tower clock in runniny
condition. Clark Page has moved TO the Fay
" you have been poisoned with ivy don't
take on and make yourself and family mser-
able. LADl POOltH OINTMENT will cheer
you up and cure yod.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07
WATERRuRY.

\ pleasant social event was the marriage Of
Miss Jessie, only daughter of DR.. +. G.. Hook
er. to Bert, son OF Frank Atherton, Tuesday
afternoon Many relatives and friends were
present. The pdrlors were trimmed tasteful. Y
with plants, evergreens and choice cut flowers.
The happy couple left ON the p. N. train.
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ROYAlTON.

O. n Stoughton is sick DIR. w. II. Gerrish
Of tins place has opened bra nch office at East
Bethel. Mr.. William RiX i sick with fever.
Mrs Martin OF gainesville, o., is whiting at
u. {. DenisOn'S.- c. Bean is clapbuardlug
and painting the barns on the farm uc recr MT
ly bought Of Charles Day.-D. G. Stedrns of
the "Cascadnac' has several summer board
gr
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EAST MlDOLEBURY.

Mrs. a. Marsh OF Dennis, Ohio, is here -
William Allen and wife OF Granville are at
field will preach a. the Union church An"st
at I0:@4.-Nr-. A. j. Mehber is in Er-lnnr1
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Brattleboro Evening Times "Bu>ted. -

BRATTLEBoRo, Aug. 4--The Evening
Times suspended publication tonight after
issuing 81 numbers with an editorial obitu-
airy headed Busted. " The proprictors give
as reason for suspension Il lack OF aIyer-
Using patronage.
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WATERBURY CENTRE.

The 5lst anniversary of the Waterbury River
church Will be observed August q The day
VIII be devoted to the children and a col o.
unn VIII be taken for the unday-school IL
brarV. -
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07

Miss Aidie +. Ayres is in Rochester.-Paul
Chapman, while at work on the Strcetcr house
tel about / feet, breaking his collar bone
w. Is. Worthing shot crane measuring j
feet 10 inches from tip to tip. There is a new
engine at the granite quarry. Rev. w. T..
Worthing OBLIGATED last sunday at the funeral
Of the infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Ryan.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07
IN TIE LEAD.
THE LARGEST INDUSTRY OF TIE
KIND IN THE WORLD.

VIII olesale Way OF Making Buttcr-lptcr-
esting Description OF the Franklin
county Cre,n,ry Association The
Dairymaid SuppIanted by " hitp-Jnclt-
cted IuttcrmRkcrS.
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FAIRFAX.

A. J. Perham, wife and daughter have re-
turned to \antasket, Mass. Mrs. Merritt
ShepphardsOn la in BurlinGton.-F w
tsncher is at the White Mountains. Ralph
Buck has gone to Nantd,kct Mass, to work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-08-07

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ShOREhAN1-

Y. are at l.. II. lottngham'-. Miss A.ne.
Buwker will drIll class IN sGuing pr-pnra-
tory 10 ~ concert later. Mrs. Fred Reed and
hi.dren Of II. Loui- are a. DIR. latt's.- Mrs.
Norton gave a. interesting talk Oh Mission
AIRY work in Berlin Mics Riua Norton ls NJ
home. Miss Martha Waite is at home from
stowe.
The morning call., 1891-12-20
The schmidt-Herbert ouarts,.

This new musical organization, recently
formed in New York, gave concert on the
9th inst at Hardman Hall in that city, which
seems to have astonished the critics and the
dilettanti BY its completeness. The leading
dailies devoted more than ordinary space to
the affair, and all agree in favorable
opinions: The Sun says of it: 1.-THE en-
trance OF new organization upon a field al
ready crowded with similar ones of mature
and sturdy growth is an interesting spec
tacle, containing much of that excitement
always pertaining to a hazardous expert
ment. Though the names of the four ar
lists who make up the Schmidt Herbert
Quartet are favOrablv enough known to as
sure the public that good work might be
looked for at their hands, yet such brilliant
ana intelligent playing as they actually pre-
scented to their patrons was something in the
nature of a revelation" The most remarka-
bic execution by the Quartet was that of
Schumann in A, opus AZ" in which the
breadth and sorority of tone were simply
remarkable, as well as the brisk energy, the
intellectual clearness that stamped every
phrase with n judicious and right meaning
Inc principals in this quartet are Mr.. Cliff
ford Schmidt, son of Mr.. Louis Schmidt of
this city, and Mr.. Victor Herbert
The morning call., 1891-12-20
The Carleton Orera.

1t has been over eight months since the
Baldwin gave its patrons a season of light
opera, and therefore, they, as well as the
public generally, will be glad to learn that
William L. Carleton's excellent company of
singers will open at that theater one week
from tomorrow night. Mr.. Carleton is, no
doubt, the most popular operatic manager
on the professional visiting list of San Fran
CISCO he has won the respect and esteem
Of our citizens as well by his own personal
bearing as by the character of the company
with which he always surrounds himself,
and the finished manner in which all his
pieces are produced. His list of singers
this visit will show many new faces, while
several old ones have been retained, whose
absence would have been disappointment
San Francisco's public is somewhat pecu-
liar Ill this respect. Old fayOrites, who
have left good impression behind them,
are not easily forgotten. We are slow
IN getting off with an old love before
we get on with new; and therefore,
as Mr.. Carleton and his people have,
by their deserving, made themselves quite at
home IN this city every time they were here
there can be no fear but that they will be
warmly welcomed on their periodical visit
next week. The feature of the present en-
Sagemfnt VIII be new opera by Strauss
called Queen indigo" a bright and catchy
piece OF work that has made place for it
self in New Ork and elsewh here in the East
OF course il Is full of waltz music. Strauss
and the waltz are synonymous. 1t is capa-
bic OF brilliant production, and we under
stand Mr.. Carleton has made such arrange
ments that its demands will, in all respects,
be most amply met, Among other names
An the roster OF the company we notice those
OF MI }. X. Murray, Clara Lane, Alice
Vincent, Clara Wisdom, Messrs. Huntley
and Bigelow, with others. The air will be
nlied with music"