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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15
Republicans Do Not Pay Prompt.
Rv TalaUroph to State Chronicle


New YORK, Nov IA Deputy Sheriff
Young received an attachment to-day
for $19, 424 against the Brodix Publish
ing company of 40 and 81 Rose street
and of Washington, d. c., in favor of
Reuben Freeman & Bro, printers, for
work done and materials furnishnd.
The printing was done for the repub-
lican national campaign committee. The
Brodix company, which has been in
business in Washington for four years,
opened branch in this city in August
last to do the work of the republican
campaign committee. The company, it
is said, sub let the contract to Freeman
& Bro. for $25 900, and the latter firm
has received but $6, 900 on account of
the work done, aud has attached for the
rest.
The attachment was granted on the
ground that the Rrodix company is d
Virginia corporation. 1t was chartered
in May, 1888, with an authorized capital
of 5000, 600. Chas, BrOdix was presi
dent and Jno. II. McGowan secretary
and treasurer.
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BY virtue Of an action Of the superior court
ot Wake unity il special proceedings entitled
II l. Fowler. admir- of ". X Hunter Lii
liam Huuteraii others, / viii sell on Wedu,--
dsy sth dav of December. Iea2 az Ro c-Nillc.
Wske county, the follow ug described real
estate:
1T. IN acres known ~ solomon Freeman
lands, ADJOINING d. of + isA'cth Kelly. de-
ceased, }. J. Rains, ). r. Dunn and oiher=.
Tins mcludoz tie buildings ou the Freeman
tract
2d A onc-sffh un divided interest ~ the
Bai tract oi lzud 81 joiulnc Tie !and- oi q D.
Niggln- 4 E ~ q aud others aud -ail to
coutslu - scrc- y he iuterezt 10 be- sold boa
thl- tract B. 'Lat - a.. II B.iiy aud l- sub
ject 90 the li'c estate oi Martha Baily
reru II ralo cash. bal nee IN u months
w IA per interest, Time Of sale II o'clock
u-. VI. l.. FOAI.E..-
nuy6 ids Luw1nlsHioner.
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ClereIandto be the Guest.
By Telegraph TO the state Chronicle.

By IeItgIs'ph 10 tne Sue 'nfphi'It
New York, Nov i President
Elect Cleveland IS 20 be the quest of
honor at banquet given By the Reform
club at the Madison Square garden
assembly rooms Saturday evening Dec. 3.
Then the club members and :heir friends
propose to have a grand joliiiication over
the triumph achieved on Tuesday last.
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NO RELAXATION.
Immigration VIII still be Prevented
by the Government.


BY Telegraph to the State hro'icle.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA Secretary
Charles Foster this morning said that be
felt certain that Immigration Superin
tendent Weber at New York had been
misrepresented in being reported as say
log that immigration would now be re-
sumed. The same cause that lead to its
suspension still existed, though in les
ser degree, and until the cause ceases al
together, the provisions of the President s
proclamation thereto, would operate.
Cases of cholera were reported in various
portions of Europe and medical men
were of oae mind that it would reappe II
in perhaps as virulent form in the spring
as it had prevailed in Europe last fall
and summer The United States author
tiles, therefore, were bound, for the pro
per protection of their people, to use all
means at hand to prevent the introduc-
ton of cholera here and no regulations
! would be relaxed.
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BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

By Telegraph 10 the state ChIOnIcIe
JERSEY CITY, Nov. 14.-There was q
general Jail delivery in Hudson county
to day of prisoners held on charges Of
violating the election laws. The state
virtually admits that the men did not
personally register but their names were
given to the canvassers at their boarding
houses during the house to house canvass
required by the New Jersey law, The
men have employed counsel and propose
to bring suit for false imprisonment.
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1t Would Not Thrive.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
CANoNsBURG, Penn, Nov. 14.-The
iron and steel manufacturing company
which had been making arrangements to
start, in connection with their mill manu-
featuring, tin plate and had ordered the
machinery for the same, have abandoned
the project and countermanded the order
for the machinery, giving as reason
that the democratic administration hav-
ing declared its policy on the tariff they
fear that the infant tin plate industry
would not likely thrive under revenue
tariff.
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Attempt to Cause an Outbreak.

PARIS, Nov. 14,-Much anxiety has
been caused by an exhibition of anarchy
in the army. While troops were waiting
at the Compelgne station private insult
ed and struck an officer, telling him to
the ground. and crying, Long live
anarchy" "Down with the army and its
officers" 1t is believed that his purpose
was to cause an outbreak in favor Of
anarchy. He will probably be Shot.
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British Grain Market.

LoSDoN, Nov. 14.-The Mark Lane
Express says that the threshings from the
English harvest have been below the
average. The farmers are resisting the
excessive cheapness of English wheat
more steadily than in 1886 and 1887
The prices of English wheat have fallen
5 pence quarter in London, on the
weeks average. The country markets
are steady, except in the southwest
Foreign wheat has declined 6 pence,
owing to the simultaneous large imports
and the increase of supplies afioat.
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Funeral of Editor ggonet-

DANvMLE, Va, Nov. 14.-The fun
eral this afternoon Of Rev ] II. MoiTett,
of North Denville, editor Of Auti-Liquor,
the prohibition organ. who was shot
Friday night by J T. Clark. aud who
died from the wound Yesterday morning,
was attended 10y an immense concourse
of people, including the members Of the
Baptist general association who attended
in a body. The funeral was preached
by Rev. Dr. Lsndrum of Richmond.
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United states supreme court
By Telegraph to the state Chronicle

By Telegraph % The state ChronlcIe
WASHINGTON, Nov. Il In the su-
preme court to day the chief justice ant
nounced the following order:
No. 206-George II. Walter, treasurer
etc, ct al. appellants, vs. The North
Eastern Railroad Company and ~.
1zO7-D E. keels e a. appellants, vs.
the Central Railroad Company Of South
Carolina Motion to advance granted
and Causes assigned for argument % the
second Monday (nintA) ~ January next
after cases already set down for that
daY
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Mrs. IVersOn Enters a Beniai.

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 14-Social cir
uses in Atlanta have been excited to day
by the receipt of kilograms from the
north stating that United States Senator
Hills days of bachelorhood are numbered
and that when he returns to Washington,
to resume his place in the senate, it is al
together probable he will have partner
with him. Some months ago similar
rumors were circulated and their revival
at this time connecting with the senator's
name one of Atlanta's most popular
and most beautiful women, led many
to believe that the statement was
well founded To ascertain the truth or
falsity Of the rumors, representative Of
the United Press to-day called upon Mrs.
Fannie Iverson, who is the lady men
toned in connection with the matter.
Although somewhat indisposed by con
slant nursing of one of her little boys,
Mrs Iverson granted the reporter an all
dience, and upon hearing the object of
his visit, assured him in the most en-
phatlc manner that there was absolutely
no ground for the association of her
name with that Of the New York senator.
"Why," said the lady, Il have
never met Senator Hill but once and
that was but for very brief
period at reception in this city, when
l, in common with many Georgia ladies,
was formally presented. l am sure l
| should not know Senator Hill if | should
meet him, and feel quite sure in assert
ing that he would not know me The
publicity these rumors have occasioned
is exceedingly embarrassing to me, and
suppose they are equa ly so to Senator
| Hill. | have been SO annoyed about the
matter that it has become a necessity for
me to decline to answer the telephone
I really cannot conceive how the story
was started and trust it may be speed
lily dropped When the rumors first
reached me some time ago, Mrs. Barrett
called on me in connection with the
matter and then, as now, with grea
surprise, pronounced them entirely un
founded"
Mrs. Iverson is justly regarded as on
of the most beautiful women in tn
south. In manner she resembles Mrs
Grover Cleveland and as her friends her
claim, she has certainly all the attribute
that GO toward making up an ideal south
i ern- CONAN. 1t has been stated tina
, Mrs. Iverson met Senator Hill in Ney
York during the winter and that he ha
there paid her marked attention. Thi
statement the lady pronounced erroneous
, reiteratlng her statement that she ha
met the senator but once and that was a
the reception given him III this city here
, tOfOre mentioned.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15
Bakery and Tobacco Factory Burned.

ST. JOINS, n. F., Nov. IA fire
visited Hoylcston yesterday, destroying
a large bakery, and the tobacco factory
of Harvey & Co. Loss on buildings
500, 600, and on stock $50, 900; fully
covered by insurance. one hundred
and fifty hands are thrown out Of en-
ployment.
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To Consider Appropriation Bills.

IoitsIdPH % OIIo ''OftVO GIT OIfIOIO'
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Charman
Holman, OF the committee on appropria-
tons, of tie house of representatives, to
day issued call for the committee to
meet in Washington, November 20, to
prepare the appropriation bills as fast as
possible with view to securing early
consideration by congress 1t is the de-
sire of Chairman Holman to present and
pass several of the more unimportant
bills before the holiday adjournment in
December
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Democracy hurst a Cannon
y Telegraph to the state Chronicle.

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
CINcINxATI, Ohio, Nov. II -Intelli
gence reached here yesterday that during
a democratic Publication last night at
Bakersvilie, sixteen miles from there. by
the bursting of a cannon, a man had one
leg torn of and piece of the cannon
struck woman who was looking out Of
window, and took her head off.
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SIuduuneut Against Davenport.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
New YORK, Nov. 14,-Judgment was
entered to dey against John L. Oaven-
port for the rent of his former apartments
on Fifth avenue. Execution was issued
to the sheriff and he will try and find
property to satisfy the judgment, which
is for 1908 At.
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oitcc OF sale.
.tHpLlEA, WAKE County

.tGoLEA, WAKE County
" A.1g.lt " Jno. d.
r'1e - an execution issued
t'I action by JAo. w. W.Thon p
sNeuJr court for the county of
'i'le 0i levy made under
t VIII ECU at public outcry, ON
3aE u December, 1892, at IL
Nc court house door Of said
&. a.. the right, title and inter-
H0ant above named in two
~ PANTHER Branch township
rth Carol ma, and bounded
N"ntdns 60 acres more or less
ou The north by the lands of
jesse Reavcs, on the east
aliued below described, the
aud- % Ienry Bonds and Ga
a3 Ola the west by the lands of
tAel OBTAINS - acres more or
aahled 81 the north by the lands
Yves ~ the south by the lands Of
aHl others, and the east by tho
heayes, and on the west by
'iah Var ISSUED upon q iudpr en-
l. an action and attachment rro
H ht pl iutItf above nan ed agains
above named and dnlv docE
clerk. oilice. ''A
ag NJ. W. PA +,
6hcnff of Wake County.
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Maryland, WY Maryland.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. IA Maryland
will celebrate Cleveland's election next
Tuesday with monster mass meeting
A committee was to day instructed to in
vite ex Secretary Thos. F. Bayard, Con-
gressmen William L. Wilson, Bourke
Cochran, Senator German, and other
eminent gentlemen, including the entire
Maryland delegation in congress, to be
present and take part. 1t is expected
that every county in the state will be rep
resented at the meeting.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15
Duke of NarI6or.s- Funeral.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE remains OF the
late Duke of Marlborough was buried
to day. There was large attendance of
gentry and tenantry from tie surrounding
country, and they testified by their evi-
dent grief to the popularity of the late
Duke amnnn his nei9hbnTs
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15
Locomotive Boiler Explosion.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
READING, Penn, Nov. IA fright
full boiler explosion occurred on the
Reading road a short distance above
Schuylkill Haven, about midnight last
night. Five men were killed and seve-
raj injured The locomotive is a com
plete wreck.
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Sunk by a steamer.
to State Chronicle.

By Telegraph to state Chronicle.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 14.-The Bugeye,
Pinafore. was ruu down and sunk In the
Patapsco river last night by the steamer
Tired Avon. One of the crew was drown
ed The captain and remainder of the
crew. six men in all, were rescued.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15
american Securities to Boom

LONDON, Nov. IA The Financial
News says it thinks that the long expec-
ted boom in American railway securities
may come now at any hour. The Amcri-
can spectators, it declares, have not yet
grasped the potential source of traffic ex
pansion that will be afforded by the Chi
cago Worlds Fair There is nothing ex
travagant in the estimate that $3.50, 600,
00O of foreign money will be left in
America as the harvest of the exhibition
Americans will be literally burdened
with money seeking investment
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15
R!aze in Furniture House.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, Nov. 1.-THE
large furniture warehouse Of K p. Howe
& Co., Fulton street and Bedford avenue,
was burned this afternoon. Loss
$50, 600
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SIaZe at Railroad NI,Ops.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. II The Rich.
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail
road shop took fire about 3 O'Clock this
morning Ten freight cars, three Of
which were loaded, were consumed. The
loss is estimated at $50, 900
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For the Advancement of W omen.
o.. m Tho Ctoto

FOT TIC AUVHICtT1tUt Us W UHTttI.
By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 14-Delegates
to the national association for the ad
vancement of women are arriving here to
attend a convention Mrs Julia Ward
Howe, the national president, will arrive
this evening. The visitors will be ten
dered reception to night by the ladies
Of the Nineteenth Century club. The
iirst session will be held to morrow, when
Mrs. Howe will deliver the annual ad-
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Will Stick 30 Him.

BERLIN, Nov. IA 1t is stated here Oh
reliable authority that the Emperor has
assured Caprivi that he will not per
sonally separate from him in the event Of
the defeat of the military bill.
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Justtce Lamar Has Recovered.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA Justice La
mar, entirely recovered from his slight
indisposition of Saturday, was on the
bench of the supreme court to day, The
court handed down number of opln
ions, but none in the Chicago Lake front
case, as has been looked for.
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Larne Fire aITokio.

YokoHAMA, Nov. 14-Six hundred
houses have been destroyed by fire in the
city of Tokio. They were OF the native
variety, and the loss of property will not
be great.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15

By Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 14.-There was con-
siderable gossip on the stock exchange
and in the brokers' offices to day about
the future of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. The return from Europe of Robert
Garrett, just at this time, creates new
rumors as to how the stock holdings of
the Garrett family will be voted at the
stock holders meeting next Monday.
Some prominent financiers suggested
that Mr.. Garrett favors a deal which
would practically mean perpetual solid
ifcation of business interests. Another
rumor was to the effect that new presi-
dent may be elected to succeed Mr.. Chas.
F. Mayor. Mr. James Sloan has been
mentioned in connection with the
position.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15

s2I. The Tyler Deck Co., of ~ Ions
Mo-, have jUst thrown on the MARIE
eieg.n. Standard -ny'que Oak, hts
y IA Curtain De =, complete in
tail 4 o y 81 louis, Tor 81
same style and finish for -
c4su. See their card I'm this
your order street or send for s1a-sezxaf
lar. Bank counters and COVER
specially send In your H.
designs and prices
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Will Not be n Repu blicaE.

BY Telegraph 10 the state CnrOnlcle
EMPORIA, Kan. Nov. 14.-Officlal re
turns show conclusively that the next
United Senator from Kansas will not be
republican.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15
E>-pre,identHoey Dead.

BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle,
New YORK. Nov. 14-John Hoey, ex-
president Of the Adm4s Express com
pany, died to night at 1910 in his rooms
at Delmonico's.
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rs AND LOTS
uant to a judg-
.1urt of " AXE 20
october term, 1899,
'i0g aud euti; led
hers AGAINST Thomas
viii ol
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15
NEG IsOLUt.GC Al.

Amos stinIsIe. Ehe CoNin.ton PhiIan-
thropist. PASSES Away.
BY Telegraph 10 the Stale Chronicle.
CINCINNATI, o., Nov. II Amos
Shinkle, the Coyington philanthropist,
died last night at the family mansion in
COviBgton.
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Campbell. of Ohio. to go to New York.
n fl,a TO |, cl

Campbell, of Ohio. to 90 to New YORK.
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Worlds
special from Columbus, Ohio, says:
Elk Governor James f. Campbell will
remove, with his family, to New York
December /. He has taken house on
seventy ninth street. The ex governor
says that the arrangement is only for six
months. He will maintain his citizen
ship in Ohio and vote in Butler county
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Counterfeiting Enterprise Unearthed.
BY Telegraph to the State Chronicle.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The police OF
this city have unearthed conspiracy to
flood South America and Cuba with
counterfeit money. Some arrests have
been made and the ''enterprise" will be
! crushed
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TEPEWREI ER{f

.le,t4u8r-e for The world; al
iOu't psN rtaurfacturer's evo(
prices; We ship anywhere. giving t.,orU..
a.auin alton before accepting. absolutely
fr-tcl.-s condition guarant ed, pos itiKely
all makes at about or Jess than half price.
rAchaH Lilg Z speciality; instruments rent
two entire floors devoted exclusively 70
typswriter-. see commercial rating for our
responsibility. illustrated catalogues and
specimen free
TN PENRITEH HEADOi-A RTERS.
81 RroadWay New York, ls8 Monror st,
Che E8. ap3
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p,ur Ind writes:
'.a VAS q volnS Plr',
tg, " ich greatly
.ih gnd I4sdo her
A. .lp sprlog the wns
aud c Md scarcely
Garage -hc took three
}u, snd now she
Ga., writes: zone
Hlule raiiro ding
bal Y affected wi h
Inst irTared my
NpsIl Sever i Of
ny cg, and moth
nsaeui reli I until |
b Which cured me en-
Iyrk, Ark writes:
ti- Onl, with great
hing used s"veral
E6m. and can now
u- Tonu,, writes:
afll c ed with ruu-
ment If the h ne
thiug | h ara of
cft unit Bltanic
ended To no After
healed, aud lam
ul h.vo ever been.
oheitf d, because /
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15
EIA9TON-SALEM,
md securing Works,
LEN, y. a..

garments of every de
-coured, dyed and re-
Us ~ fancy colors Of ladies'
garments. window cur
6ld gloves, Qentlemen's
&c, colored and dyed
He steam making them ap-
u new. Garments by ex-
iH pt attention. All work
.'r.ces as low MS consistant
/" II. BOGER, Prop'r.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-11-15

w addral "A GOOD second hand ale
'''leSs r o. Box $50, city. "'
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SIS AND LOTS
uant to judg-
Jurt of Wake 20,
october term, 1892,
i0g aud euti: led
hers AGAINST Thomas
viii ol
.a8 .ember ,, 1892.
tu the highest bidder
.ses and lots in Raj
county, n. c., as
l st the intersection
audcdl and he Smith
the lands Of Ben
gnd others, and
lB.gins at y p int on
feet north of the
Uus thence south with
NOOre's line thence
NpOre's line. thence
N4rtiu street extended, +,
street extended to be-
OF an acre more
o- IS a four room
au..tiOu and also well
5yiled one half interest
FIJI tae intersection of l4e-
streets and bounded as
THE nor. beast corner of
-HI streets, rms thence
at inc Of Leaoir streets
Gght by Or r. b Hay
aasl~a ard al right angles
f.I t8.F 10 no SON n . a : Z
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SALE OF REAL ESTAE.

Nov r
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19
state oratoricnl Contesl.

A grand oratorical and evolutionary CON,
test will be held in Austin in June next, the
proceeds to increase the Worlds fair fund.
The event will be under the supervision OF
Mrs. W. II. Tobin, and under the direction
OF Professor Gillespie, teacher of elo cutiou
and oratory in the state university. Circu-
lar letters setting forth the particulars and
conditions of the contest will be sent to all
the educational institutes in the state, each
OF them being allowed two representatives,
a lady and gentleman.
Four magnificent medals set with dia-
monds viii be awarded. The Judges are to
be selected with great care from all parts of
the state. The description of the medals
and further particulars will be published in
these columns when arrangements have
been perfected. The winners OF the medals
will be entitled to rank as the best orators
and elocutionists in the state. Thousands
of spectators will witness the contest dur
ing the three nights Of same
The project is deserving of the highest
praise, for not only does it augment the
fund to have our state properly represented
at Chicago, but also to cultivate and bring
forth the talent of our LoDe Star state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-19

which took the audience BY storm was the
horse race in the last act. where ssCold
Molasses," Miss Abigail Prue's bay
colt, wins the 5000 stakes. The repre-
sentation is very lifelike, and is effected by
the horses being placed upon a treadmllI-
like continuance.
A matinee viii be given this afternoon,
and the same play viii be presented to-
night.
DIVIDE MUsIN.-Seats are now on sale at
the box Office for the Musin concert COM
pany, which appears at the opera house
next Tuesday evening in one of their grand
concerts. An excellent programme has
been selected for the occasion and lovers Of
line music should not miss the opportunity
OF hearing this performance.
The Louisville Courier-Journal saws.
IN Musin received an ovation at every ap-
pearance. He is a masterfuI performer.
more brilliant and vigorous than Sarasats'
His execution is perfect He gave as his
opening number Variations on Haydn's
Theme which brought forth a storm of
applause. The Noise Prayer and Bra
voura Variations produced on a single
string, was an exquisite rendering that was
also enthusiastically recognized. -