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The "Dfv,ne" Neilson.

Colonel T. A. Brown says in the Clipper
OF Adelaide Nelson: Her right name was
Lizzie Jones, and she was born in a little
village Of Yorkshire, England. She did not
have Spanish or gypsy blood in her veins as
was claimed. but was the child Of a poor
basket-maker at y she cnaxed her uncle
to let her ride 10 the market-wagon that was
going 10 London. When the old gentlepan
had crossed London bridge Lizzie could
not be found, aud her parents heard nothing
more Of her for five years, when they dis
covered her to be Adelaide Nelson. Only
FIVE years had passed between the time that
the bare-fOoted country girl who spoke with
a strong Yorkshire accent had dropped from
the back of the cart and the time when she
appeared as Juliet"
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European Musical Items.

Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale OF Milan.
A grand concert was gwen at the Column
bus Exhibition in Genoa In honor of Queen
Margherita. After the concert the Queen
received the artists and composers who
took part.
"Gineyra de Monreale," an opera by
Bonavla, was given at the Manzoni Theater,
in Milan.
The traditional festival OF Piedigrotta in
Naples brought forth large number Of
songs. "a Rumanella," by Rotol obtained
an immense success, ana is destined to as
great popularity as Embellishments"
by Denza
mated cavalier Of The crown OF Italy by
King Humbert.
Masssnet and Saint Saens viii come to
Chicago to direct their works at The Column
bus Exhibition.
The "Drack," new opera by Lucian
Hilemacher, will be given at the Monnaie
IheateT in Brussels.
4 theater for German opera will be
opened in st. Peters burg.
During the coming season at the Imperial
O9era in Vienna there will be given - he
Rantzaus" by Mascagni. "Gringoire' by
Brull. Maestro Fortunate" by Schylte and
III Barbiere."
''The Vengeance OF jehovah" an oratnrio
by Won RunSbeck, will be given in Stuff
CART
Felix Mott, the well-knowD director OF
orchestra, is dangerously i'll at Carsrube.
Check TO the King" is new opera by |.
| Brull.
A cantata which is written on the fifth
canto OF "Purgatory' by Dante, by A. Fer
zero and u. Gabrielly, was given at ST.
| James Hall, London.
| Miss Pinkert, young American soprano,
| has met with success in Rome and Genoa.
Mascagni's Friend Fritz" directed by
| the composer, obtained an enthusiastic re-
| ception.
''Edelweiss." new opera by KomzaE,
| was successfully sung in Munich.
Victor Wilder, a composer and musical
! critic OF note, died recently in Paris.
! Sybil Sanders0n in "Manop," by Masse-
ct. and Marie Delnat in LES Troyens,"
| by BerioZ, alternately appear at the Opera
! COmlGue in Paris.
Maria Iayau, a violinist of great talent
and teacher of the first rank, died In Paris.
Joseph Barnby and George Cousins,
| musical composers, have been knighted by
| the Queen OF England.
! - Inc Clowns, a one act opera by Leon
Cavallo,has met with success also ia Vienna
A mass and mag ificat. by Durante, were
sung at the Dome of Milan.
] Master Manole." by Carmen sylvia. will
! De given at,the Court Theater in GoIha.
| Louis Becskal, young yiOlinist, aged II,
I ana a pupil OF the virtuoso, Eugene Hubay,
| obtained an immense success playing q
/ maZurka by Wieniawski and Czarda by
| HubaY at Budapest
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Rnston Ranndiates.

Boston has repudiated Mrs. James Brown
Potter and Kyrle Bellew. or rather. it has
rejected the play in which the notorious
WORTHLESS appeared. II is dramatizstion Of
Zola's "Therese Raqun," novel of par
ticularly gross and brutal realism. The
Potter. Bellew Interpretation is said to have
been so offensive as TO call forth O scathing
denunciation from the Boston press. Evil
IDENTIFY, neither Mrs. Potter nor MIR. Beilew
will stop short at anything which promises
to ma Ike money. Decency, apparently, nnds
little room in their proposed appearances.
4 dramatization Of Dumas "Demi-Monde"
is now being written for them.
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THE BAT" DISTRIBUTION.
Justice 40 DE. j. Il. Grismer.

It having been Photographed freely that
the Grismer- Greene play, The New South"
was indebted to Mr.. Richard Linthicnm, a
newspaper man in Denver. Colo, for its
principal dramatic ideas, Mr.. Grismer
wrote TO him on the subject and received a
reply. Of which the annexed is the nerve
center:
ton OF your play kindly sent me by YOU / am
prepared 10 say that l see no similarity between
your llay Of The New SOu,h' aud the manu-
script Of the play l submitted to you. You are
al liberty 10 use this letter in any way you may
deem best 10 correct any false impressions that
may have been created side from my admlra-
ton for you as an actor have, and always have
had, Implicit confidence IN your integrity and
high sense of honor. With kind regards for
yourself aud Mrs. Grismer, beg 10 subscribe
myself sincerely yours,
RICHARD IISTHICUM
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How 10 Dance Well.

Here are directions to dancer. show 10
hold herself" given by Carlo Blasts, in 1928.
which will apply equally we'll at the pres
ent day:
The body should be maintained erect, except
In certain attitudes. and especially in the ara.
besques. Throw your chest OUT aud hold your
waist IN rs much as you can. In your pefOrm-
anee preserve continually gentle bend aud
much firmness about the loins. Let your shout
ders be low. your head high, your couDtenance
animated and expressive.
dancer who wishes 10 charm The beholder's
eye must show all he elegance that her fancy
can inspire ller with IN the Carriage OF her body
the easy display Of her limbs and lie graceful
ness OF every altitude into which she throws her
SELF
The elegance OF the upper part OF the body is
specially TO be attended 10 by dancer, as In
that one OF her principal merits consists. Garry
your bnst gracefully, iinpart 10 It's mo Ions and
opposltiOns certain abandon, and do not let IL
lose IN any way the beauty OF It's pose OF The put
lily OF its desigi.
Your head shoulders and bust ought TO be
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Professor wysham at Berkeley.

Professor ii. C. Wysham delightfully."- en-
tertained an audience Of several hundred of
Berkeley's best citizens recently at DR..
Sprague's seminary, PeralTa Hall. by a
lecture on Musical Echoes OF Home
Songs" The lecture was interspersed with
charming selections rendered by the profess
sor upon the flute. Miss TIbbey of San
Francisco gave, after the lecture iius.ra-
tons Of her remarkable skill in whistIing,
attained under the instruction of Professor
Wysham. The evening was one long to be
remembered for its instruction and pleasure
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The Wigwam.

Mr.. Charles Meyer, proprietor and mana
ger of the Wigwam, announces that he has
engaged the Burton Stanley Opera Comiqne
Company, the largest salaried company
now travelling. The list of people embraces
twenty-five soloists They will appear in
"The Bells Of Corneylle' tomorrow even
ing. Besides the operate there are other
attractions on the programme.
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A Strauss Opera.

The amusing and very tuneful opera.
''fhe Bat" or 'Die Fledermaus," will be
the programme at the Tivoli for the week
commencing October 10 and will be sue
ceeded on the nth by THE Mascot" On
the Goth current Mr.. Joe Holz. the treasurer
of this popular theater, viii take a benefit,
when programme of exceptional excellence
will be presented.
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supported aud encircled by your arms, and so
precisely follow their motions that they may pre-
sent altogether graceful ensemble, ana tns
legs must, of course, participate In The harmony
of these movements. Never allow the poiuts VI
Tie elbows TO appear
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Full of Interest,

Professor Hermann Brandt proposes to
give the lovers OF music a choice treat at
his next concert He and his colleagues
will offer Greig's string quartet in G minor,
opus IA piece very broad in expression
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Doing GOOD 20 The Poor.

be the vocalist. This richly promising con-
cert will take place on Thursday, October
81, at Irving Hall.
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and with lovely Scandinavian eolnring. like
the bOreal lights that illumine the armament
in the Arctic regions. Also Anton Dvorak's
piano and string quartet. opus 81 new, in
the Sclav character; the composition will be
rendered by Mr.. Otto Bendx, lale from
Boston, and who appears at these concerts
for the first time. Mr.. LOais Heine will
play cello solos, and Miss Eta Bayley, who
is credited with very beautiful organ, will
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Mr. ". J. Maffey's concert will take place
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The Misfake.

Marie Tempest is very fond of cats-most
women have this liking. Being in posses
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A TRIUMPH
CHRISTMAS GOODS

CHRISTMAS GOODS.
An immense invoice OF the newest and
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Johnny called on her 10 day.
He saw the cats. heard him say
To FAIR Marie, in an undertone.
zone OF Ia 81 eats ia like to own"
And Marie, IN her own pert way.
just said 20 him. What Will you pay?"
Then Johnny stared at her awhile
With that peculiar. vacant smile,
Which JohnnieS faces sometimes show
When tn feel sort OF don't you know"
'I'Il give you for that rat as pay,
One case OF Perr!er Jouet"
"Just take your choice" fair Marie said,
This Johnnie then chose Que called Ted"
OF course he did not know Its sex,
Nor did he mean Marie 10 yex,
When looking through his glass. said he,
HMay this kitten Bafne-Narle?'
Miss Tempest screamed aud laughed at that,
And said its not that kind Of cat"
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NOM
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qualities and beautiful cOlOrings ex.
plain the reason OF this departments
popularity. Prices always the lowest.
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formation Of no little value to persons
troubled with indigestion:
For, years the editor OF the Post has
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indigestion, that Frustrated him for
several hours aud untitled him for bus
mess for two or three days afterward,
About year ago We called on S, j.
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thing to ward of an attack that was al.
ready making life hideous. Mr.. Butcher
handed US bottle OF Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-07-25
Tho Wool Trade.
Eradatrenl,A

bFuuNTuC q
There is a good business doing in
wool. The mills are busy, and large
amounts are going into consumption.
The markets are well stocked, and the
daily arrivals from the west are heavy.
The receipts from Montana are steadily
increasing. These woods, and IN fact
nearly all the western woods, are show
ing up much better than was expected.
Prices are steady, and while the tend
ency is upward no change in quotations
can be made. Manufacturers are Civ
ing their attention almost exclusively
to domestic woods, a comparatively
light trade being reported in foreign
grades. Fleeces show considerable
activity, as in fact all woods from Ohio
and Michigan. The heavy rains
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was going on injured TO some extent a
large part of these woods. Large sales
Of Texas woods continue TO be reported.
Territories are being looked over very
carefully, and large amounts have been
taken in by the manufacturers. Pulled
woods arc rather quiet. II is said that
2l,000 bales were taken at the London
salos for this country. This amount
was much larger than dealers expected.
1t ia much in excess OF that taken at the
preceding sales. Only about 1000 bales
will come on the market. The remain
der will 20 direct to manufacturers.
Buyers say that the wool was poor in
quality, and will be difficult for dealers
to sell at profit Little has been done
IN carpet woods.
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NEW YoRK, July 23.-The petroleum market
opened steady at b21Sc for August options, then
became dull and remained so throughout the
day closing barely steady at 621ssc. .PennSyl-
vnnia oil, August option. opened q 62114o; high
est 691Ec; lowest SCI "a closing OF 52ke; Pennsyl.
vania oil, spot opening and highest S25Sc; low.
est and closing 6211Sc. SAFES 1890 barrels.
OIL Cry, Pa. July 2a-opened at 627Sc;
highest 5S1fc; lowest 62o; closed at 621fc; sales
1900 batrels: cleRranCes 5000 barrels.
Prr1sBuRGH, Pa, July 2S.-opened at 621sc;
highest CSC; lowest and closing bGSsc,
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CHICAGO July N,-Tfade was again restricted
SonsioS On account II the anticipation bill. Tht
eSFly cahlagrans were disseminating, reporting
dullness and lower markets abroad. Receipts
| hero were 27O cars, OF which 1lS were new wheat
caused sailing here.
Corn was yery slow.
Oats were inactive and very steady.
Provisions In fair dcmand.
Flour duh and unchanged.
WHEITNCash No. 2 spring s7l+c: No; 8
sprinn Tso. M. red 7sJSc: July 49,
August 77Ia7s3 sa77JSc; September 7774a7s1%a
7TJSc.
CoRS-cash No. O. 4Vs4c; July s1ei. August
soIiasOlISSJ,1c: september 80ISaS01iaS0<c
RSyEZEo 8 6si,
BGRIHY|6Sc.
FL1xsEED- q OK
TIuoTHY-si SSa1 50; a. w.. 81, oo,>.
12 CoGi2 %; September SO 0l3 Sal2 ioGl2 10: :.
LARD-Cash 81 2oa7 rs: July ~ lI1Ea1 SOaf ~;
September 81 2lSaal Sa7 ~. .o. vi. ,a Can.
SHORT RlBs-Cash 81 6oaT W; July anu pop
others unchanged.
Erw Yong JuIv 29-Fiour. receipts 81, 900 bar.
rels: exports 10000 barrels; market very dull
sales ii 60o barrels. Wheat, receipts 1000 BUSH
eiS: arnorts 1900 bushels; sales 1900 bush.
eiS OF futures and 800 bushels Of spot; spot
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es OF sBet; un SH r,SISS yssfsEn
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Time Table No. 4. to tako effect 1901 q. m,
June 10, 1892.

Time Table No. 4. to tGko effect 1901 a m,
June 10, 1892.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, t7:SO, $50. "9:4S, 1000,
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CHICAGO, July 2S.-Cattle. receipts 1900 head;
market dull and prices steady ut yesterday?
close; scarcely sufficient number OF natives sold
shipments 5000 head market steady; mixed
and packers IS 60R5 75; prime heavy s. 9Ca6 90;
light IS 90a6 95. Sheep, receipts, 100 head;
shipments 1000 head: market steady, no change
from yesterday quotations.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July 2S.-cattle, receipts
ali through. Hogs, receipts 400 head; ship
Inents 800 head; market fair: corn fed IS 9Oa
6 10; graSsors and pigs S. 50a5 S.. Sheep, re-
ceIptS 300 head: shipments 100 head; nothing
doing, all through constituents.
ClScrHSATI. o., July 23.-Hogs strong; com
mon and light s. 50a5 rs; packing and butchers
IS 6Oa6 %; receipts 200; 6hipments l,2OO.