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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-06-24

GRANTED FURTHER TIME.-Thurs-
day, June %, was the day set by the
court for the completion of the sale of
the Oregon Pacific railroad by Zephin
Job in the. interests of tile bond holders
and for the paying over to the court
the balance of the ST 100000 purchase
money. The court met in special
session at 1:3O o'clock, Judge Finn of
Albany representing the purchaser, J.
R. Bryson, the Farmers Loan and
Trust company of New York. And
Mr.. Luthicum of the firm of Williams
& Wood, of Portland, who represent
about $2O5,00O of receivers certific tes
held by New York banks, were
present. Judge Finn in behalf of the
purchaser of the road and the bond
holders asking that the time for pay.
ing the balance of the purchase money
be extended. The petition alleges
that negotiations now pending with
European capitalist were necessarily
delayed on account of an injunction
recently tried in the United States
court, and for other reasons, and that
petitioners were confident that the
money would be forthcoming, and all
negotiations would be completed neces
sary tor the purchase of the road if
further time was granted. After hear
ing the argument of the attorneys
representing all the parties IN the case.
Judge Pipes rendered his decision
granting an extension Of time for the
balance of the purchase money to
September first 1892.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-06-24

BUSINESS CoNs0LIDATIoH.-Mes Chase
an Gardner. the photographers, have con
solidated their business and will i'll the fu-
ture conduct their business at the corner OF
Third and Monroe streets. Both these
gentlemen have i'll the past established rep.
utations for doing only the best of work
and it is their intention to sustain their rep
utation in the future. They propose to
make speciality of crayon, ink, pastel and
water color work, and are in position t"
guarantee the very best work at reasonable
rates. Whenever you wish any thing in
their line done do not fail to call ON them
foy II
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-06-24
- COUNCIL PRO EEDINGS.

Council met i'll adjourned Session WeInes-
day evening June %, Mayor Burnett and
all members present except d =. II Sc.
Resignation of D. G. Rose, alderman from
first ward, was read aud accepted.
c. FL. Lee Was placed in nomination to
fill the vacancy. Bling the only candidate,
he was elected by acclam.tion.
Street committee to whom petition for
opening certain streets in jobs addition
was rerred reported favorably, and recon-
mended the opening of said streets.
j. d. Hukill was elected city surveyor.
On motion the city surveyor was instructed
to survey streets mentioned in the report of
street committee anil report to the council
as provided by the city charter.
Street committee reported favorably on
petition of John Barnett, recommending
that he be allowed to build stairway in
the alley in the rear of the First National
INK subj ct to the further action of council
Several petitions were presented, pravln :
for the grading of cer1ain streets. were re.
ferred to sire It com nittee and the police
judga to ascertain if Que half OF the property
owners II property aljacent to said streets
had signed said petitions.
Ga milton. the city attorney WIS i'll
structetl to prepare contract for the street
committee to enter into with
Joseph G. Kelly for the survey, cross sec
tioning ETC. o; Sec,ni and part of Madison
streets.
Petition signel by volunteer firemsn ask
ing the council not t. lease room in new
city hall to the W. &. I. U. was referred to
city hall committee.
Ga motion, council adjourned until Mon.
day, June 81.
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Delicious.
DUMPLINGS.
POT PIES.
PUDDlNGS.
CAKES.
BISCUIT.
MUFFINS.
WAFFLES.
CORN BREAD.
GRlDDLE CAKES.

Can always be made with Dr.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder And while cakes and biscuit will retain their moist
ure they will found faky and extremely light and fine
grained and full of holes the biscuit made
from ammonia baking powder Prices Cream Baking Pow
der produces beyond comparison and costs
than the adulterated ammonia alum powders.
Dy. Prices stands for pure food and good health.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-06-24

EXCURSION TO THE FRONT.-On
last Sunday, as advertised, and ex
cursion was given over the 0. P. line
to the front. 1t was well attended
and all who went enjoyed them
selves thoroughly. A few were come
what nervous at the sight of some
clouds in the morning, but the weather
throughout the day could not have
been more nearly perfect if it had
been supplied to order. The Marine
band of this city accompanied the ex
cursion and discoursed an abundance
of excellent music throughout the day.
The scenery along the road IS grand
and in some places scenes Of wild
beauty appear to the eye which fairly
takes ones breath. To the fisherman
and sportsman the valley Of the San
tiam presents attractions which are
almost irresistible. However, scenery
and possibilities for sport are not the
only things one sees here. Immense
water power is absolutely going to waste,
very few attempts having been made
to take advantage of its possibilities.
The timber and mineral resources Of
this region are entirely undeveloped
and there is now standing a wealth Of
timber tl.at 1t is impossible to even es-
timate. When this road is built on
through to an eastern terminus thare e
will spring up demand for this lum
ber which will tax the capacity of all
the mills which will be built to supply
At present 1t is impossible to even
imagine the almost exhaustless wealth
now lying unclaimed, but the day is
not far distant when even the most
sanguine will be astoMished at its
magnitude.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-06-24
NOTHING LIKE TT.

There is nothing that will SO quickly sat-
isfy one of the value of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm for rheumatism personal trial.
Give it chance and see how quickly the
pain will subside. For sale by T. Graham,
druggist.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-06-24
==EuY YOUR Clothing for the Fourth at Nolan's<~
PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINED

PLEASANTLY ENTERTAINED
Thursday of Last week Mrs. G. a.
Waggoner gave "an afternoon with
Dickens, to her lady friends. The
time was spent in study of the life of
this author and his works. In the
rendition of "'rhe Death of Little
Nell" and ''Ivy Green," by Mrs.
Waggoner and Miss Jessie Wagsoner,
no ordinary talent was displayed.
Mrs. F. L. Waslburn read an excellent
and carefully prepared paper on the
characterization OF Dickens, which was
followed by a numerous selection from
Pickwick, by Mrs. Thos. Callahan.
Mrs Langdon, of Albany, contributed
to the pleasure of the OCCASION hy sing
Ing some choice selections. Mrs and
Mr.. Wsggoner also entertained their
young friends in the evening with a
''senses party" Some very pretty
prizes, the result of Miss Jessie's artls-
tic skill, were awarded. The frs,
prizes were awarded to Pete Callahan,
Erma Lawrence and Mrs. Huston; Dir.
Lester and Ralph Davisson came out
victorious with the boobies. Mrs.
Waggoner is charming hostess, and
both afternoon and evening were most
pleasantly passed. Among those pres
ent III the evening we're; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Callahan, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. O.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. III. Huston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Dawson, Mr.
and Mrs. E. l.. Irvine, of Albany, Miss
Hattie Friendly, MISS Matte Avery,
Miss Anna Allen, Miss Erma Law
renee, Miss Maud Hoffman, Miss
Ida McDaniels, Miss Carl Kitchens
Miss Ethel johnson, Messrs. B. w.
Johnson, DR.. B. Lester, Clarence w.
Avery, Frank Lily, E. d. Wilson, ].
HI. Wilson, L. A. Jones, G. w. Wag-
goner, O. G. Hopkins.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1892-06-24

SCHOOL REPoRT-The following is
a report of the school in district No.
81, for the month ending June II.
Total number of pupils enrolled, 20 !;
average attendance, 20. The follow
ing is a list of those who were neither
absent or tardy; Jennie Parks, Berthe
Miller, Leonard Miller, Frank Hartley,
Joseph Parks, Lizzie Hartley, Myrtle
Hartley, Chester Lewis, Hattie Parks,
Lizzie Van Orden, Willie Simpson and
Mary Parks. MIRANDA FRANKLIN,
Teache., Elk City, Ore
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ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT
ANNUAL ENTERTAINMENT
in aid Of the
In all OF the
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLvMS
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASILUhS
IN charge u the Sisters OF Charity,
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PRINCIPAL. EXPORTS IN OCTOBER.


The report by the Bureau OF Statistics OF the
exports in October of the principal products OF
the country, which included breadstuils cotton,
mineral oils and provisions with hive stock, al
fordcd a sufficient excuse FOR the recent strength
in the FORE IN exchanges. in comparison with the
previous month these exports were larger, Simply
becaus, shipments OF cotton were larger. but com
pared with the same month in two preceding years,
the aggregate exports weremuch smaller. because
in both years the outward movement OF cotton
WAS in natural volume The statement fully JUS
tilted the general impression that the cotton crop
was nearly month later than usual While The
exports of breadstufrs were larger by about ~,
SOC, 900 than they were in September, thc faliine
of from the same month last year fell little short
Of 50, 100000. The export2 of provisions and i've
stock compared favorably not only with the pre-
vious month"; but also with the corresponding
month last year The total value OF these exports
in October was S63,49l, $50 against S7s,5s7 Al :
In the same month last year and S74,s9',fN' IN
1890 For the four months OF the present FISCAL
year il was Slsl ,03l 944 against S2249l / 900 "a
wear ago. and Sle9,420,G26 in the same period in
the pSeceding year.
Tie following tables compare the valnc OF these
principal exports in October and IN the four
months Of the fiscal year for three years
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publir Notiee.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that tho
no CIV VI New York. by virtue Of The powers vested ~
them Viii offer for sale public auction by Eugene l..
Hushr Que sud Board. on Thursday the ewehy hint
day OF De- encr 1882 ~ IL o'clock noon N we p'unua
and benefit OF said cry right pry V and frc"ch'c
construct maintain AMI operate for term OF nine
hundrc and nin,i, min. ynrs from the dat- q sale %
much " ihr railway or railway. under bfoai"sy " ~
New. York lsd and determined by said Daru ~ e,
rcror, transmitted the Common Council q he NY On
New. ork on october 10Th 1891 described 1ener1y s
follows Commencing at point under h' wc'r'l! sg 9
line Of south street produced thence und'r WMeh,ii
Street HiteIy lnik. stat street. Broadway ana zoe
Bonc, ard ana under aud other streets ana private
pIOlrf,y % the CRY limits. . ,,, it, =,
or ncIr Fourteenth street thence running under Inoa
Suuaro Fourth Avenue. hrk Avenue, anu Pthstii
uropcrv 10 POINT a. north from the north line OF
foy.third street anl 1898 eet east from the centre
line 81 Madison Avenue. a., Co.. r,,,
Also . bop f,om Erorlway under Mail street City
Hal PARK I.rt Row end Chamber, STREET and asaln
connecting ,lta The DroadNoy line. 49, ,,.
Tie rorte % he pfopos"d rilway ana u,e 3.a IN
tens 81 sci; may De examined daily. SUNDAY aud legal
holidays excepted between The hours of 10 sd =
oclocS. tie oGce q said Cowmss'i"nes' NO "a
"' pnnd ycw.yorS' November i2tb 1892
Thr BsrI N H-pi, Transit Railroad Commissioners Tor
VIC way - WILLIAM sTEINwAY,
JOHN II. STAnN.
SAMrEI. SPENCER.
John II. IMAM.
EUGENE J.. r. SIZE
Done Fl, pur,uance q resolution Of the Board adopt
So' ouhrr fwolith. lN'l2. .
JOHN NJ. HOWEiiS, .NucHt;,.cur
Counsel. ItGbNE i' W Sill
- william 81. SECRETARY.
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cash on hand and deposits in banks mparcs
with the nsures of the last previous statement a.
follows
EoN. "a. Mo-. Differences.
Net gol on had9l2i sos g2l STA ISVS5 Inc. s295s9i
Nct rga. tcnders
Ola hand ---...... GAO 5f3 6GS4 .oS3 Inc. 1880
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TOMORROW. THURSDAY. Nov. H.
in the afternoon ct 2 O'Clock
10 the evening at Z no o'clsck
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financial elections.
nEElNE OT TllI

OFFICE or THE
THIRD AyENNUA hNLHQAy E9Mp pt;Nn,rs.
NEW YORK, Octoter %, 1872
rJO THE STOCKHOLDERS.
NotIr. I, bereby given to the stockholders OF this
,n,pt that the annual election OF Directors AID In
tsctors OF flectoa fer the ensuing .n VII b, ma az
Mi he op.n at ond clos. at y. III. 81 that DAY
fhe an,'-r o, he capital stock OF mo company
, ~ ,io.~d on saturdsy OtoDot ~ lcV!, az ococh
nj, and rrnisn closed un,ll Tha sG,i. Net"n.be
Ito1 A, 10 o,ok for tho putp'c a. aNc uanlh !
stoc khodcr. ent,d TO the noNt dy dent 20 W.
and fof the pun u tbs next election 0t Dl'c''"'s
~ 49, ALFRED LAZARUS Secretary
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for which following managers ana artsN navy vours
r,ted 70 furnish attractive entertainment VINCE
viii be given under the management OF
Mr. AUGCSTIN DAILY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

AFTERNOON PROGRAMME
ITO begin at 2 Doors open A. 1o
I. Overture by orchestra. HENRY wipMEU. con-
.. EDWARD HARRIGAN and bis ecmTaoy. Including
JOHN WILD aud Mrs. YEAMANs. Ia "sqaAtscs
.. MaLvILGE & sTErsoN in a dnes. b, consent Of
4. DoHNEIL} { GiRARD in selections from Natural
8. Mr. KELLY in of his popular acts BY consent
c. Tie celebrated troupe Of LTLIPurIAN CoMEDL.
ANS. BY consent VI Carl ana Iheoaoe fTscitsteb
e,o, In an act from CANDY" A..
: The famous TRFwEY his marvellous facisl scs. "
- consent n Mr.. Harry Mney
S. song Nv Miss KITTY ., a., ;ronv p,s.o,
70 III t fbIAfY,S COMPANY 10 one act q "D0LLAhS
" AND sen Sc" introducing Misc Rehan ME-. OH
bert Mr. Lewis Mr.. Clarke, etc.
EVENING PROGRAMME.
ITO begin at 80 Doors open at ~
1 Overture By the Orchestra.
. MIR DAYS. COMPANY In the KuS COMEDY
FAINT HEART NEVER w9E :, EAIH rn m1p pn.,.
4 nrl nv the Cadets OF the Orphan Asyum:
g. HENRY T.. DIXEY will entertain the audience Tor
MSu"TtSeSs q PPnhsToR IN. pcrennt.i in hn annual
w. budget OF songs and sayings;
T. Miss JENNIE YEAMANs In her very popular soass
r ana e0a fps% scrooL FOR SCANDAL IN co.sups
Iy Nj DaubIyny and the members of Mr. paly's
0 The so" sollnIu, Mons sTKgrTi, by consent Of ~
HARRY MINER. =, ,- 49,. =. -.
TO- M. DAI.Y's COMPANY In the amusing fsfcs q -
GOOD FOR NOTHING
se,ts and boxes NAV had from Mr. j. J. o Donohus.
,s. o ss%.n No loo Fan k p row St'" or .a1
mcrs.fs Of IN. Hoard Of Msnss.rs Also .. Ae doo.s
the Music Hall day and night OF the performances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-11-16

Actual crsh IN the
Treasury
Over W. SANDING
certificates -t3t Ig4 OpO lib
Deposits IN Lan6. -. las ii i3O.G74 Inc 1850
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siNer certs s4s s''s si's ST. siN say coo
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PROPOSED PERMANENT INVESTMENT
FfNNPEAN FINANCIAL Markets.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London. Nov. -. D. m.-Consols. % $40 for
mone; ard % - for tho account New York, Penn
syvana and Oh o first mortgage bonds. 80. Canadian
Iacinc 81. Erie % II Mexican ordinary, % !. =
Pennsylvanla, 80 IL: Reading. p IL.
The amount If bullion gone into the Bank Of Eng
lnnd on balance today l. $4,000.
Money, per cent.
The rate 81 discount In tic open market for boti
short aud three months bills t. = -Sa per cent
Paris aiviccs quot" 3 per cent rcnts OF 90 franc
: centimcS for the account.
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SlLI'f.!,

Total shares for the dav..
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Dipioen0 Hotirfe.


CHICAGO & ALTON T. T. CoMPANI, 1900
~ OTICE.-A quarterly dividend OF Two dol
lars per shhr. has MS day cen dee ar: on the ptrtrrtl
and common stock ~ this Company. payable on the hrs.
day Of Decemtcf The St,rkhoi's OF record az
tho close O bu.incss hour o the tot'h !nst -, =,
The dividend slafcs resi-t"Icd h New, YORK WI. I"
Iai al the olte II he lorpinys agents. M's.' Ct l.
IEn MORGAN 4 60. No. u Pinot. New.Yort aud
tbr dividend sharr. rrGs'cr-d IN Chicago VIII be PAID
the Office Of tie Treasurer q n. .% 9ni9 o.
Mrrrfs Ifi &d, Tr WE .6s fRo63E Ext iNGE
'' Nov. 9th, 1892.
DlVIDEND No. 1.-The Board OF Directors
~ have This day debated Quarterly DlNdnd OF IVY
.r cent on Preferred Stock Of the
Milling Company payob- nrccnbcr lar to .iorktgld OF
,rcord NJ closing Of the transfer books Transic BOOKS
vii be closed az p. Nov l1th and opcaed at ." H.
pe' ~ Tnos. \. McrNTyHE.'Tro suier.
OFFICE Of sECREI NEr.
ALABAMA AND NlCKSnrRG R.ILWNl -,
IIHciNNAlI NNNt MbfM !? ~ ~
~ OTICE is hereby given that DIVIDEND o,
tAtee 90 per he rapl,a stock Of tht Ma a"
aud V,cksburs I..irny Conrcny has hccn dec.r'u bn
ALL The Office of The Trcnsnt.r Of The omiah' a.
cinnat Ohio November IL 1899 10 shareholders o r"'
November = 100.
." II. H. TATEM secretary.
fIIIi.ApFI.rIilA November ]. 80"
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS has this daJ
/ declared = srrni.annus dividend % Tltl:EE ftt
CENT unon tho Capial stock o. the Comp,aa{5 ',e"
ax Jsyeble and an %oter,'t ~ ~ 90 ,a .nr
AZ . p. "a. Octeter 81, lSs2. ,a. ,x,, l.. r,,, ~
rIeA,y, November ~. di'iisndS WIFI D. pm "
women only. , -, .,,,r, ,,o.v,,or
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with the figures of the last previous statement as
follows
~ s 2H IS os s r.. .oi .5ss%s
\s, s.i,r on ma t.I7s,4si s,7i2.ssl Dec. 4cosoS
Oh Nand ....... c4c75 ,s scs4.oos Inc. 1880
"a l1ca.S sss' IN Ha5 ine
cVfr GU sanding
p cs;1.''T n ,,,s 9 500 s2'lsoo3o, S'-M
Ne, cash 'ai..&l,G,so2 o4o 7o3 Inc 224O;7
ne foreign exchanges were strong and higher.
The demand for remittance was rot urgent bat
tie offerings Of commercial bills werc swallowed
with aF.Gity oy banker, WHO had drawn against
iut1rr exports Following are rcvi'ct quotation.
lor nctnal hnsincs. "anhcrs' bills :4sl 4. and
81 - 5-l ior long ard shor' sterling respectively;
frcncn 'ranc., 3l' "a aad ;.lG -: rclchmark'
IN Lordon british corsos advanced Is TO
- i-l6 Tor moh-y and l.l6 30 - 80 for the
account. III" lNnl' 81 inyand eai~-d c4d.ooO
bullion on balance In thc open market mrrcy
was steady NJ l-Ha2 Ia per cent. :or discounts
and Ia IL per cent. for daily balances l'ai
sir furtl"r ''cc!inr liz 20 }N I'D Al ounce
wi,h tho hone market bat the CLOSING IT
some rccovoIi"s. ~ Paris FFcrch 3 PER cents
were % confines lower ~ 1905. sight exchange.
IN onioa rcn-ining al 23.l5 franc. to IN" 9
>,crllna.
y W Harris & Co offer TO Investor. n limited
amount Of City Of Milwaukee IS dated July /.
1890? havirc an avcr,-c ~ ten year. - run.
81 r." Trrul'r weekly sal" Of stocks and bon a'
ryccutrs and Tru.trr's Sal,
IN lots - suit pir 'has~rsl.
80 .hares Leather Manufacturers National Iank 500
2l5 ,hars Chicago. burlington and Quincy Railrp,d
Com, anv 500 o'ch 100 shares. l0.', * shares 1921
~, .ha'c. .hicogp Milwaukee aad Paul Railrold
Co,nNnv prc''red. 800 Zach. 100 shnrcs. 1895; 80
"a .harc, Ch,ea-, Milwaukee ord 81, PAM Railroad
COMPANY common, 500 each. 300 shares. sO'. o"
i9j -h,rc, rrr, Iloue and indianapolis Railroad Cora
pan, 80 T;;icaro rnrllngton and Quincy Railroad
Company convertible PER cent debcntrre bonds. duc
n6on /. ris,inc and Nashville E,lr,-d Company
eercral mortgage per cent gold bonds due June J..
500 Cty . Muscane. Iowa. per cent bonds ttwo Of
20 south Car,llr, Railway Company I'd MORTGAGE
/ con .cii!,.od ~. cent bond. due 1891 tcmpoiary
cS,iaca,c. Of Nc.No and Trust Company %.
pcr cent bonds duo 1891 temporary crt:nfs.es of New
! Io.s security and Trust Company. l@,.
Ey order of Henry A. R'hia.I Assignee Of Clement NJ.
| 80 Cumming
- .rar, Albany and SusQuehanna Railroad Company.
! 500 zach, l"'
! For account q whom II
! 20 share, Nj hanic>' National Bank. scj each. 49,
"a snare. IMcit, third "tcrt haiINo' Company. 900
S.r. n,.ckvcs Durham Tolocco Company s25. II.
Sn-, RIM ln receipt VI The Wyoming Pacins lnprOt 81"
mont COMPANY subscription on 5000 N"b'ask, aud
n s,cfn hallway Company let uoItg gr Pc ccnt gold
| ' a. Mac. Chatham National Bank 80 each. 4lj.
1900 Cltv II Wat"rtown per cent tO-year bond'.
clio TIC LOT -, .-.. A., c-. s,oo
''' ~ zoo Nev.Yuk Chicago aud Lon. per cent
touG-. due 1851. 9oN
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-23
CAUGHT THE PUBLIC.
JEANNE Winston Company Quite
the Rage in the City.

Jeannie Winston Company Quite
the Rage in the City.
The summer opera season at the
Metropolitan has opened up very au-
spiciously. Miss JEANNE Winston and
the excellent company. numbering forty
people, that are now appearing at this
theater have made decided hit with
the public. The company gave mag
nifcent performances of Won Suppe's
"Boccaccio" last week, and this week
they are giving better performances, if
possible. of Auber'S tuneful work, FRA
Diavolo." This opera is very old
one, ana has been presented a great
many times in st. Paul, but the
fact OF a woman playing the role
of Fra DiavolO" makes it an absolute
novelty. Miss JEANNE Winston upper
sonates the role of Fra Diavolo in
thoroughly artistic manner, and shows
evidence of having given the character
a great deal of study. She is, in the
part of Fra Diayolo, a revelation, demon
strating the fact that lady can play
male roles if she has singing and acting
powers. Miss Winston possesses a great
fund of both. Sue introduces the beau
tiful song entitled Good Night, Sweet
Dreams" in the second act, and beau
tiful Italian solo in the last act. Miss
Alice Johnson is an ideal Zerlina, and
sings the difficult role with perfect
ease. Charles Renwick, as the brave
Lorenzo, is the poSSesSor of a we'll
cultivated tenor voice. Arthur Bell, as
DOrd Allcash. and Miss Helen Harring-
ton, as Lady Allcash, sing and act their
roles in an affected manner. Harry Rat
tenbury as GiacomO. and Charles TYrreIl
asBeppe. furnish the comedy of the opera,
and furnish it in an artistic manner;
their burlesque imitation OF Zerlina's
song in the last act receives five and
six encores at each performance. The
chorus is large, numbering thirty peo-
pie. and is well drilled. The concerted
and chorus numbers in FRA Diavolo''
are rendered excellently, and the opera
has never been done so we'll OH the ST.
Paul stage, with the exception of the
performance of The Boston Ideals. The
performances given by the JEANNE
Winston company are. without doubt,
the best presentation of opera ever
given in this city for the prices, and the
company deserves liberal patronage
throughout the entire season. FRA
DiavolO" will run the week, including a
matinee Saturday. "Prince Methusa-
lem," by Strauss, the waltz king, is the
ODera announced fer next week
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until that time in the hopes of securing
q bigger turnout OF citizens.
George Dempsey wanted the resolu-
lions to take up the Cleveland school,
but the meeting decided to act only for
the First ward.
w. f. MyrOn said he found dissatis-
faction at the removal of Miss Bolton,
and he thought cit dirty peace of
business clear through"
The committee appointed to draft the
resolutions consists of Aid. Copeland,
w. f. MyroD, Rev. j. B. Freeman, G..
K. Scharood and Lawrence Fahey.
After the meeting it was learned that
politics was largely responsible for the
move and the different men were at
variance as to the grievances complained
of. One or two have personal axes to
grind, and Rev. Freeman said that the
real cause of the change in the school was
because of the fact that the principal
had made it unpleasant for some four
or five Catholic teachers in the school.
He did not want to state that fact in the
meeting, however, as there were several
Catholics in the house. and he did not
think it well to tell the Catholics that
there was trouble on account of some of
their number.