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ELAINE AND HARRISON.

There are conflicting rumOrs about tine
10 iiical relations Of Blaine and Harrison.
Tie Republican rumor Is that Blaine ana
Harrison lave friendly understanding
which looks to the promotion Of the inter
es;s Of the party rather than OF individuals.
Blaine will support Harrison in the conyen-
I! or Harrison Blaine according as enc or
the other may seem the stronger candidate
From Democratic source the Tumor comes
that Harrison's friends VIII demand that
3ir. Blaine declare his intentions in respect
u the Presidency The Democratic rumor
is improbable on IFS face. The President
would make himself ridiculous by demand
ing of Blaine that he either resign his place
in the Cabinet or announce his withdrawal
from the Presidential race. Such demand
would create a feeling between the friends
al tile two Presidential aSpirants that would
help neither in the campaign. Republicans
are not likely to forget that a Republican
nomination Is no longer equivalent tn an
election. A little more than one-thiTd OF
the electoral vote is considered certain for
the Democratic nominee, whoever he may
be. The Republicans have therefore 10
carry nearly all the remaining States, most
III winch are in the doubtful column. to Sc
cure tue election Of their ticket With such
odds TO contend against tie Republican
leaders cannot afford to waste any force over
a choice OF candidates. The one Will lie put
forward that seems 10 stand the best chance
of srarass
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NEW YORK POLITICS.

On Saturday last Governor Hill issued
proclamation calling the Supreme Court for
a special and extraordinary session. New
York politicians construe the call to mean
that review 10y the court in bank will be
made on the action of Judge Kennedy. who.
apparently, had taken some judicial steps to
compel the Board of Supervisors of Onon-
daga County to give a certificate of election
to David A. Munro, Republican, who WAS
returned as elected to the Assembly by
plurality of slxty-nine votes TIE CALL
referred some days ago TO three seats in the
Senate aud one or two in the Assembly TO
which Republicans were elected by the re-
turns, but VIII CHI the Democrats were con-
testing on charges Of irregularity. APP
pearances indicate that Governor Hill thinks
the Legislature must be made Democratic al
whatever cost. The Democrats have tied
the Senate by obtaining an opinion from
the Attorney General that Sherwood, a
Park Commissioner, was ineligible The
opinion is a curiosity in its way; it held
That as man holding a municipal Office
was not eligible as Park Commissioner,
Park Commissioner could not be eligible as
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WEATHER. FORECAST.
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE, }
WEATHER fUREAU. 7
Ep.~,.tsro peceuber l. 1891. }


weather Conditions md Geuert ii Forecasts
The storm trough continues over Washington and
Northern Greg on. but has diminished in intensity
The disturbance over Western Nevada this morn
ing has exleudsd aud now covers all OF Southern
y .vaia and Southeastern California.
An area OF high pressure Is coming in on the
California coast. and westerly winds and clearing
weather VIII prevail IN Northern California
Rains are falling in WASHINGTON, Western oregon,
extreme Northern California and ia Nevada this
evening. with threatening conditions in the south
era ptrtiou or Northern California and in Southern
California. The amount OF rain that fell to-day at
the several stations is as follows: Port Angeles
20. olympia -, spokane 81, Nalla Yalla OF,
Baker City .U2, Portland .56. Rossburg SO Eureka
o5 san francisco II. Fresno .06, Carson city .oI
aul salt Lake %
The yo-ai rainfall in this city in the past 80 hours
va, slightly less thal half an inch.
Forecast Unfn s Z. Il. Wednes day.
Fo- Nor,heru Notwithstanding rains. except
far in central AID vest central portions; westerly
Winds brisA en- coast: slightly warmer
For Southern Caifornia-fair; south 10 west
winds. stationary Temperatures.
For oregon and Washiugt0u-Thre tening, with
raias; scattering rains III Southern and fair in East
e-n oregon. slightly warmer in western portions;
cooler ia eastern portions: south 70 west winds.
For Utah-SclrlerinI rains, warmer.
ROBERT T. KFH!lAH, ChIet of Division.
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= BIT OF HISTORY.

Congressman Mills was reported a day
or two after the recent elections as follows ::
ItIskes such 4 Stale rs MassGcbuse,ts 10 teach
the Republican leaders wholesome lesson.
There Tie flower OF The younger generation are
coming over o Us, because, arrayed for balIle as
d l. now, the Democratic party stands for al
Idea. aud the Republican party offers In ex-
Change only lit Of history.
The idea the Democratic party stands for
Is free trade, and the bit Of history the Re
publican party represents IS the war for
TIE Union. 4 great many reasons can be
given why Nr. Mils dee. n1t attach much
importance 70 Ia ~ II history. The his-
tory tt7t VS. l-e.s Fl5- tss Republican
par,y vas Il erlrze Il ~ Government was
not precisely s4s aad q 6.s;5tg NJ. MIls
wound Ike 3 Ike. E1l-zs i1rned tle
wrong way. TIE Ezoa szs y-eserTed and
one Oi ne rssl.-f Cas 2 protective tariff
which started ius county on { period Of
unexampled property. According to Mr..
Mis-, the country mas been going wrong the
last thirty years. He proposes now to set
things right just as he would have done
Thirty years ago Il the people Of the North
would have let him. But MIR. Mills is not
necessarily wrong in 1890 because he was in
1850. He happens, however. to be hammer
ing on The idea that was dominant in the
section of country lie represents before the
Republican bit OF history was made. His
idea IS no better now than it was when
John {. Calhoun proposed to nullify an act
Of Congress in its behalf. 1t has been par
tally tried at various times and always with
disastrous results. The free-irade period ha;
never been Of long duration. In 1860 we
bad had free trade for fourteen years and
the country had been drained OF money to
pay for foreign goods which under prOtec-
ton we would have made at home. Mr.
Mills has often been described as well
meaning man with great capacity to blum
der. His lack of tact is apparent in the
remark quoted. Massacbu cts will not be
lured into the Democratic party by slurs
upon tie bit OF history Of which she is
justly proud.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The iLifty-second Speaker OF the House OF
Representatives is 10 DO selected OH Saturday
There have been fity-one Congresses, but only
thiIiy-one Speakers. because such men rs James
g. Blaine, Schuyler CoIfax. Samuel j. Randall
John G. Carlisle Nathaniel Macon ana Henry
Clay were repeatedly elected. the latter having
secured The piiZe six times ana The others thrice.
Tie thirteenth Speaker, James X. Polk, was the
only one who ever reached the Presidency, his
political opponent having been Henry Clay, an-
ntn er
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STUBBORN CHILE.

Tie NV York HeraLPS Valparaiso cor
respondent represents the Chilean Govern
ment rs determined to make no repara-
ton for the massacre OF American sailors
in tie streets Of that city. 1t is said that
an official holding high place in the pres
ent Government declares that the Govern
msnt has no intention of modifying the re-
ply already given to the American demand
Tor PREPARATION. This story is good until ar
other appears. Probably there are men
connected with the Chilean Government
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afiNIIIEND NtIEIGrs

ECSS Dividend Notice Office OF tho
-. Racine Coast Borax Company, San Fran
cisco. November 30. 1S9i.-At q meeting OF the
Board OF Directors OF the aboyenaned company
he'd this day. a dividend (No. 40 OF one dollar
lSi) per share was declared. payable THUKSDAY
December 10. 1891. at the office of the companv
no. 23O Montsoinery ST., Rooms / aud ~ Trans
z NJ del tdl ALTON II. CLoUGH. Secretary
~ q flee of the Eureka Cous,Iji.tvd
Mlhing company a meeting of the Beard
OF directors held this day at the office OF the com
pahy, lOi SanSone street, san Francisco n diyi-
dehd No Sg OF twenty-five (z5) cents per share
was declared upon ttu capiti stock of the abuye
company, payable THURSDAY. December T. 1891
I I books VIII close Saturday. November IS
Note.Divideids on stoc6 issued in New York
since May l, 1854, payable at the Office OF G. Nc
LAlDLAW, L. " all street, New York noIS I'd
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s.-ySCRIPTlOy RATES

DAILY CALL (ucudHg sundays. So per year b,
nail postpaid: 10 cents per week, IS cents per
calender month. through carriers. DAILY CALL,
five copies, three mouths So 20. SUNDAY CALL
isizteen pages, 81 SO per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALI, s. SO per year, post
paid WEEKLY CALL eight pages), 81 IS PEI year.
postpaid. CLUES CT ten sent 10 one address,, $40.
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SIS Montgomery s:roet. near Clay, open until II
o'clock p. -. BRANCH OFFICES: ITO Market
street near KcsrHy open until u O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes sire +. open uutil $3.50 O'Clock 500
Iar2n street open until 80 O'Clock 20 Mission
s,rcet. open matt; o'clock p. N; ana ZIG Ninth
straet opsu until Q 30 r n
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who would refuse reparation wha ever may
be the result Of the Investigation now being
made by the authorities of Valparaiso, but
it is aot conceivable that the Chilean Gov
eminent will persist in such course.
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Bnsiness Hnuses CInse.

In respect to the memory of Calvin Z.
Whitney of the firm of c. E. Whitney &
Go. the merchants of this city have agreed
"a. close th-ir respective places OF business
during the hours of the funeral, namely,
between 10 A. NJ. and II N. to-day.
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Woodward's Gardens, Losses.

Judge Wailaceha been petitoned by the
attorneys for the heirs TO close Woodward's
Gardens. because the receipts are 500 per
month less than The expenditures.
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Judge Lawler yesterday divorced Samuel
from Rosa Lando on account OF her deser-
tim; Dora from Henry Farnsworth on nc.
count of failure 70 provide and A. Levy
from his wife Sarah on account Of her de-
seition.
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pains i'll the back, lassitude and general weakness
readily cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla the
great regulating medicine. Sold By all druggists
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-02

An ARTICLE. or TRUE MERIT. EJo,cH's Bron-
chfnt 1foches" are everywhere popular cure for
Throat Diseases and Coughs, and this popularity is
based upon real merit Soid only IN borcs.
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HOLIDAY H1NT.-Dewing Bros Pianos chosen
by Stanford University. Special low price for
Christmas at DewiBg's, Flood Building
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Took A FALIsE.-J. I. Schwartz was held by
Judge Rix yesterday under $1,000 bonds for
burglary. lie Is the man who a few DAYS ago
attempted to make away with a valise from lie
New Atlantic Hotel.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-12-02

LIBRARY TRUsTEEs.-The Mechanics Lii
braiy Trustees met last evening and adjourned
for two weeks, 10 quorum being present
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SIX hundred and fifty different styles lamps TO
select from at Nathan. Dohrmann & Co.'S 1872
10 LIZ SulIer slrerf. lnlnM KA my = /.
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DirnrcesGr anted.

JF.CUTTER'sOLD BoURBoN.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale BY all nrst-class druggists aud
gfoeeis. Trade mark-Siar within shield.
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CALIFORNIA giace fruiI, soc Ii. In Japan Das
kets. Iownsend's 627 NIarket street.
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ADVERTISING.

IF YOU WISH To ADVERTISE ANYTHING
L anywhere at any time write to GEO. Z. EOWELL
& CO., 10 Spruce ST. New York RUi9 ly
livery ONE IN NkED OF INFORMATION o.
Il the subject of advertising will do well to o1ttil
a copy OF Book for Advertisers" S6s pages prics
81; mailed, postage paid. receipt OF price; CON
tains a careful compilation from the American
Newspaper Directory OF alt the best pagers and
class Journals gives the circulation rating OF every
one and good deal OF Information Rbout rates aad
other matters pertaining to the business OF aIysc-
Using Address ROW ELLIS ADNER EISING BU-
REAU. 10 Spruce ST. New York aul9 ly
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DoS'T miss tie great book and picture sale at
DswiDs's, Flood Building.
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The MORNING CALL
PunIICATION oEFICE :

E2as a larger circulation than any other
,svsoaper published III San Francisco.
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txrpA n.llce pies. swAIN's 2ls Suffer street.
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-Four famous American women, Margaret Deland
Sarah Grne Jewett Mary Mapes Dodge. Lucy Lar
com, TO write for The Youths Companion series
of sketches on the scenes and occupations OF their
youth. Personal "reminiscences by these selfmade
women Will be of absorbing interest 1t is not gem
orally known that Lucy Larcom began life as fac
tory girl In Lowell; her first literary work was in
the celebrated factory magazine, The Lowell
Offering"
Mrs. Winsiow's soothing Syrunv
Has been used over fifty years by millions OF moth
for their children while leething with perfect
II sUothes the child, softens gums al
lays pain, wind oolic regulates the bowels and
Is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
from teethng other causes For sale by drug :
eists in every part OF tho world. BE sure and ask
Tor Mrs. Winslow'S Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five
ctrtSa hottie
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.


IA ANTED-COUNTRY; GERMAN FIRST AND
w second hotel cooks, $40 and $50; waitress same
house, $50: working housekeeper, 500; cham ber-
maid. assist waiting. $50; laundress. private family
$50 Apply G. X. HANSEN a Co, lilo tieary. 1t
IA ANTED-CITY. EXPERIENCED HEAD PAN
W try girl, $50: Scandinavian cook, $40: German
Scandinavian second and nurse gir same family
$40 and y 10: cook, small clearinghouse, S25; Ger
cook $50: second girl. references. $40: also
100 hoisework girls, city and country. SIS $40 and
SIS. Apply G. X. HANSEN &=Co.. 10 6eary,9 IL
TIOUSEkEEPEB. $50, SEE PARTY HERE THIS
IL morning: chasnbermaid that speaks TROUGH
ego: cook on ranch, $ 8: waitress. restaurant $50
and room: waitress, country hotel 500 and girls for
houseworS. h. 7. WARD & CO., elU Clay ST. 1t
u ANTED-OoDK FOR PRIVATE ROARDING-
" house. So week; mattresses, city and country
$50 and $25: laundresS for institution, 8 %;
ranch cook $25; Protestant cook private family
S55; and large number of girls for cooking and
honsework. j. +. CRoSETT a CO., 3l2 Suffer. 1t
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Ps''1 oNNtl"t4 u pAiiCsptl psaCe OF business.
san francisco. California; location of WORKS. Go;d
Hill. Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of tins
Board NJ Directors. h5Id on the I'd day OF NOveni-
Der, 1891, an assessment tNO. 32) OF five per
share was levied upon the capital of the cor
poraton. payable immediately In United States
gold coin to the Secretary at the ONCE OF com
paHy, No. S3l Plae ST., Room j San Francisco Cali
fUruia.
ANY stock upon which this assessment SHAH re-
main unpaid on the Sth day OF December. 1891
will be delinddent and advertised for sale publ
Auetion and, unless pas ment is made before VIII b.
sod on TUESDAY, tina 29th day OF December, 1891
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising aud expenses OF sale BY ordsr
of tho BOARD OF Directors.
c. L MCCOY, Secretary.
Ohce-SSl Pine ST., Room ), San Francisco. Gill
fornia. roSed
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CAVAGE MINING GENERALIZATION CT
- principal place OF business. San Francisco Cal !.
location OF wcrks, Virginia Mining District Storey
County. State of Hevadl. Notice is hereby gwen
that Getting Of the Board OF Trustees hold on IN
9th day OF November, 1891, an assessment mo. ~
of so cents per share levied upon the capIti
stock of the corporation, payable imn ed!ateiy IA
United States gold coin to the Secretary at the az.
nee OF the company, Room 4, Nevada Block No.
S09 Montgomery st. San Francisco Cal.
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ofice-33 Nevada Block. 500 Montgomery ST. san
Francisco, Cal. or at the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, Nos. 20 and % William St, New York
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PERSONALS.

ZINES ROYAL, GERMETSEK * r, a. F0R
IA blood and nerves; sold by druggists generally;
price s. per bottle concentrated, equals garOn
diluted; sent 10y mail 5 IS; cali at Office and ex-
anime book OF 1000 testimonials; circular of full
Information sent on application; inclose stamp.
Address Royal GeTnetner Company, lSB Polk St,
san EranclSCO. de- Il
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a T 1926 KEARNY, ROOM Q, you CAN BORROW
n money at low rates; private rooms for ladies';
pledges for sale; take elevator. mrl q
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MAN IN SODA WATER WORKS, WHO UNDER
lsl stands bottiing thoroughly. 1913 Francisco
Cir 81
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Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day of DecemJer S9t,
Will be delinquent and advertised for pu5i
anctlon and, unless payment Is made before, III be
sold on TUESDAY. the 5th day OK January. 1892,
to pay the delinquent assessment. together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale BY order
M hn AL E = alan
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DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
- specially: marriages annuiled QUICK. quiet;
suits commenced in any county: collections claims
damages, liens, attachments etc, enforced: legal
documents prepared: suits OF every description de-
Tended or prosecuted vigorously; terms son able;
no charge unless successful: 3 criminal aud civil
lawyers practicing in all the established 10
years; references, banks aaJ business houses. Il.
w. HOWE Il co, attorneys and eounseiors-at-law
$50 Market st. corner StOcktOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-08
~ HAD TO POST PONE HIS TRIP.

II going to hell to-night was the postscript 70
letter farewell young Thomas B. Brown had JUST
written to his father Colonel T. Allston Brown, the
agent Monday night when Detectives smith
and Taylor entered Browns at No. 3sS Eghthav
prevented the proposed trip by arrestng Brown on
suspicion OF robbery and locked him In the West Ihv
seventh ST. station house.
On Sunday night Luther's butcher store In Eghhaye.
was focibiy entered and small amount OF money ana
an stolen. Suspicion pointed 10 Brown ana
had just finished writing letter when the detectives
arrested him. The asked the father to adopt the
wife, Nellie Sever Of No 247 West onehundred anu
twenty -fourth-st.
After locking Brown up in the stationhouse the
detectives returned his and found sectional
Jimmy" nine pawn tickets for ewelry. and NUMBER
OF checks for small amounts the German Exchange
National Bank bearing the forged
signature Of John c. Dsoway, lumber dealer at Wess
Charlton s and also the forged signatures OF John u
Ryan, Thomas S. Cortland and James >. Sparks Brown
has been employment for time. and on Monday
he passed worthless check for $40 Ross Blumenthal
a lquordealer at No. 1872 Seyenth-aye
Brown remsnded at Jefferson Market Court yests-
day. on charges Of burglary, forgery and arcesss
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OWNERS OF A NEWSPAPER MAKE MERRY.

Good fellowship regned so absolutely at the dinner Of
the Cristoforo Colombo Italian Publishing Company at
Coars Hotel Ffty-ninth-st and Nnth-aye. last night.
that the unpeasantness" between the United States
and Italy, and everything else that savored OF dscod
and Misunderstanding were banished ON memory The
"Crstoforo Colombo Italian newspaper, bought
by stock company year ago, and venture has been
so prosperous in the twelyemonh that the forty stock
holders celebrated their good fortune with a dinner.
Among the decorations OF the massive repre-
s-otaton in sugar Columbus discovering America A.
Podesta secretary the company, chairman Of the
Committee Arrangements and much OF the jolity that
abounded was due to his good management and to his
efforts to promote enjoyment The dinner Of especial
attractiyeness and numbered among its such
Characteristic Italian dishes fo nusto and 'Iavboli
a Ia Genoese"
Among those present v. Podori, A. Dughl.
A. Cuneo, Mr.. and Mrs. q. Sardl, Mr.. and Mrs 4.
Podesta, G.. Lordi, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Arata DR.. D.
salsdino S. Piana ard c. Lusln
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CONDITION OF THE STATE BANKS.

Albany. April 7.-superintendcnt Preston. Of the
state Banking Department has issued summary
showing the aggregate OF resources ana liabilities OF inc
h,nts NJ the state Oh March 81 exhibited by their
,enorts 10 the Department The resources are shown
to be s23s 2Os 973, in part as follows, Loans and
discounts less due from directors s154 2s4 ss2 due
from trust companies, State National and private
banks, and brokers, sl7'6oa,767; SPECIE SILL
7ea Os1: United States legaltender notes
ora circnlatne notes Of National banks.
81 Ola a2s cash items s23,oo0,5so The liabilities
are. In part Capital, s2o,61o,7oo; surplus fund.
an .6le due dcpositors demand Si62 $685. 4s
due to trust companies. state, National and private
banks and bankers, s1o,551,2ls.
The liabilities Of the New-York City banks are
s15I 967 45o In part follows: Capital, Sl7os2,1oo'
surplus fund, S7.7Is,27o undivided profits. 1860
700. dine dcpostors demand, S105, $50 76l due to
rst compaIies state, National and private banks, ana
brokers si4 356,s7s. The resources are In par, as
follows Loans and discounts less due from directors
sJO.esO.0 56 cash Items. $22.0o4.6l4.
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TILE TESTIMONIAL TO O1ERO.

testimonial performance given at inc Eden
Musee last night to senorta de otero the spanish
who ends her engagement there this week io"E a'o
extremely interesting programme was arreneea. o'Iv
s Sranisb songs and got all the flowers she
could carry every time she came on the stage Inc
.aso,mn,cot bscan with music by the Hungarian Or
chesra and went on with songs, recations'
music onologues and sketches IN rapd succession o'
- rarI,,nietra Marshall r. Wilder, Bessie and II. G.
nteohIer, Harry Pepper Miss Jennie O'Neil Potter,
Miss Alice Potter Echo ouinette Keeskes samu and
Iohn w Ransone The Imperial japanese Troupe gave
its interesting performance. which Is seen eaeh nsns AZ
the Musee The ugglery acrobac feats and eontorons
were much admired and the japanese children sang Little
Annie Rooney and other japanese songs TO the delight
~ the audience. The whole entertainment was much
enoyed by all present, and will doubtless give senorta
oero another pleasant memory Of her American visit