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ScriCc CT Publication UfTimc APP
pointed for Proving VIII. &C.

II the DIs r.ci CoIr; OF the stat" Of SsviIa,
Ia s@i iE tia CoUu'y q Eko.
l. Size N.iier q tie Ess-:e {! WILLIAM +.
EO,-. D-cn.el.
P~uf-ra.t :, ~ "rdrr q ssla Coa-t m.le or
I've 9; day & = L!asrg. =. b. LA. Uo:i-c Is
litGsty -ivrn that wr,iue.G.y 5. ~. 1874 cay Of
Iearu.sy, 4. Il. i ;. aiI,n u'olocE 4. u. O!
s IL day. anu the Courtroom % c u :. At
the tgWa Of = 80 IA lie -sti County o!LlEo.
hare b 'ru spprintsI, - tie time and place
for pTo.iag II. Will d! ,b!I y ilIiaiu r. i -,
deceascd, sri 70. r,sitg the ,sp ~licatlon Of
81. II. Mile LII T., / os n~I II. F. fra
deutha fDr iIs!EIaH TO them ui !. tiers
TIE t4mcatary wE.n ard where say prrs IL
iEicEe,ted ms apreIT a"d c1uic,s GLc same.
Z. T.. EILKEY,
CLERK.
Dated February }. lSJ5.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
sIxrEEsTH SESSION.
Tnpsn,b Day.


tkEsLL
Called % order a. IIAx, Prcsiient
Pobs5s prdag.
Roilcaned: al p-esen.
Prayer ~ the Chaplain, geE u.
Cisns.
J9uraal read ast approved.
Baaaiat rgp5- q. the Secretary o:
ssg41 receivst ani referred 10 the
judiciary Coami;,ee.
s. y 80 ~ ~ LaGrme-ProTiding
70. TIE srvefvassa oi the nzs Ok tie
ga,8t1o Z taEz State AID other matters
riatirg the-e:o, Agriculture
z s. Eg, ~ MeDypeIi-AEseda.cEy
ap5 s4yple-eat5ry 20 the AZ; con-
s1} d1,ius 1r:aiE county oEcss, 6E
fug.4hn@s, Ftc, 20 eoirect mistaEts
8. ;5afs sgy. Storey delegation.
BIl, b. Fgsbes-To prch,Jlt the
.sGrIgrui Intoxicating liquors in the
Stfe Capitol. Makes It a misde-
t.gaasr puEiRbabIe by fre OF 500 CT
JNiays impnsou Eent. Public Morals.
AnG,Ly Gtasg.g-GraLiDg lca=e
u a6s5ucs ir Jacob Eyer, Agsessor
II Els5 coaAty E.k0deieEation.
Is ~. Dy 5Iass@y-Ameudat0ry Of
IN Act rs@aJatiaz the Cottlcmeat 0
es2sles u decsase1 Fcr5ons. judiciary.
senate Concurrent reso!Bi!on 2, By
La1nss-aproinEment Of a joint
cgnmii,ce On .ats= rights. Adopted.
Senate A!at resolution {, b. Com
ips-Admcating tue construction Of
Nicaragua ceaa!. Passed.
t.ecgss.
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as,ho1zi.y the CHE, Csrk 70 s1Sess,

a5tho1zics the CHE; Csrk 70 sSeisy
an s3dfihasl e7gJiuz ei-rE-
Z. PI.s-RfPoro o. the rre-ial con-
usit,ec DC 1.a;as q TIE CaSssItui;oaaI
AmsaJHg7ts r- report ASKED for
the alByzar=s al stDn lot the hire Q!
3 ai;orpy to assist the Attorney
GsrtrzI j. 5sgiy.ux = pa1 EE=reJy
the question .; tie P~aosiatacn Hi The
smsadae=l= brought D=1c:e
the Supfene Court.
All Tc;cI ia favor G the report e.
csp: ~,sUrrFUzs GTii5a Ead Fouiks-
Adjourned
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s. E. Quincy
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estntc OF Ursula Ostrcichcr, decreased:
Notice in hereby given by tho under.
signed, administrator Of tho estate OF
Ursula Ostrcichcr, deceased, to tho
creditors of, and to ali PERSONS having
cinlma ngaF'st tho sud deccrscd, to
exhibit them with tho necessary
vouchers, within three months after
tho lirst publication Of this notice, to
tho said undersigned administrator
Mt the eto:o ri tho Elko. TuscarDrn
Mercantile Company, IN tho town OF
EIko, ~ the county Of Elku the same
boinR his place for Tho %trphsaction OF
tho business OF said rslpfr.
W.T.. SMITH,
Administrator0f said estate.
Elko, Doe. 10, 1872. Nv
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O. or-sb!, PortA--
MsssaSs from Sna:s -i;hd-aEiry
CcosiiirtioraI ioecdoeats-
Mr. Pike explained that il va in
coatorni:: 10 the pi4n O: sei:irS the
the question: a. 10 their P7cr=. p1b!I-
cation b=io.e the Sgpreus Court.
That the Sscre:ar: Of State would &c
fc=s 20 re.1rn therein On the GTCsrds
;hat they rsre not properly published
aid the matter zogld De decided b!
ihs Supreme Court
4 recess Eas taken rutil1 O'Clock
EVENING sEs-ToT-
The Assembly NET las; eTerIrz 1t :
/ o'clock. taEiaG Up she Nicarssuscan-.
-e=7lu!ic1 Is i sp-cIzl ordsE-
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Tobacco Users smIIc Sometimes

When told that tobacco hurts them;
their Wircs nCrcr do, u, cnuRs shat.
tered nerves, "cak eyes, chronic ca.
tarrh md lost manhood, tells tho
story. hyour husbnnd urea ~toracco,
you wan; him To Quit, post yourself
about N0.to.dnc tho wrndrJJui,hW"r.
t"Ss, gndtdnfccd tObdcco h0bh cure
10y sending for our hLtlp book titled:
Don't Tobacco Spit aud Smoke Your
Lito Away mnilcd FREQ. Drug
stOrco gcueraily cell NO.to.Jac. THE
SrEi'LlNG REMEDY CO., Indiann
Mlnotal SprInEs, indinnn.
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AYTn.roox gEssroy.

F = 5. by Misunderstanding to Hyc
ccunly bunds. PsacsI.
SHI9, BY LaGTave-ITrigatIon bill.
Crmmittcs OF Agriculture.
s - -, BY McDonell-Conso!idai-
Ing county oiices. Storey county
delegation.
Sc ~, ny Forbes Relative 70 the
Baia Il Intoxicating liquors in the
Capitol. Education.
S.cute adjourned.
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ASSEMBLY.

Assembly met 1T IL =. II, Speaker
Rel IL Chair.
Rob called, quorum present.
Fraser. By the Chaplain.
Reading and adoption Of uiiEutes.
Journal read bnd approved.
ildeIni;s leave OF abs,ncs granted
3Ir. Lanzan, who ia ~ With pnGu.
monia IN WirSiaig City.
By HnnlI--Pctition from citizcns
living along the Humboldt, asking
butter protection for front ia the
fi;srs and streams 81 the State.
~ pi:e-petjtion from Ir0 citizaLs
Of "alsBOf.h aszing a~change ia the
fish lav.
Report OF tho Committee on Ways
and Means reporting fGvorabiy 4 Il
No 2 and II. [fho two bills are exact.
IL tho Guns, repeating tho State
Board Of Assessors ard Equalization
hctI
Sicsaago from tho GrYcrnor pre-.
senting the report OF tho Secretary o!
Stats glgo approval Of 4 Il No II, TO
create a Legislative fund.
Report Of tho State Land Agent ut
WnShiGgton road aud referred TO the
Committee on Public Lands.
BY foster-!iesolnt.On memorable
ing Congress in relation TO the .lcc.
+ n OF United States Senator BY tho
people.
by McCarthy-liesolution memo.
rlalizing CougreEs 10 annex Hawaiian
Islands 20 tho UEitod States.
BY Foster-Noticc OF bill 10 amend
tho gamo law.
BY Wheelor--C Concurrent res, luti IN
relative 10 amending the Constitution
BY IIunilI, A Is No lG-An Ac.
amending tho fish law.
BY Harris, a Is No 17-.An Act
amending the revenue law.
BY Harris, A B No I8-An Act do.
lining tho duties OF certain county
officers.
by Allen, a No l0-An Act 70.
dncins and regulating tho colrpensa.
ton OF certain Staio onIcera.
by Iloppin, a b No 2O-An Act 10
proYont THO dissemination OF o
tngeous Diseases IN sheep, and Tor tho
appointment Of inspectors thereof.
by Massey, h'B No 2i-An Act Tor
tho relief Of Assessor Esgcra OF Elko
county fpr poll Tux receipts lost.
by Maaacy, a u No 22-An Act
concerning tho drawing Of Grand
Jhrics.
ny Massey, A Is no 23-An Act
amending tho civil practice Act.
by Massey, A Is No 2i-Prohibiting
County Commissioners from gong on
tho bonds OF any county officer.
by Nasncy, a u No % IAN Act, re-
qnirins corporations aud other asso.
Gihtiona doing businesa in tho Stuto
10 pay their employees onco every four
wceln NJ lenst IL demanded.
BY Pike, A u No 23-An Act regu.
hitting tho s~alarics Of certain State
oiiicerD.
By Pike, A b No 27-hn Act autb.
orlzipg tho issuance OF bonds by tho
townot Wadhworth for fro purponce.
by Pike -l,esolution TINT tho Az.
solnbly oloct n copying clerk.
Rocess takon till 2 o'clock.
AFTERNOON sEssioS.
Report Of tho comE.i..ee or N
grossmont
Third reading OF Assembly bill 10
2, rolntiyo TO repeating tho Act orcut-
ing tho Board OF Assessors and
Equalization massey moved to ccm.
init tho bill for amendment alleging
that as tho bill stands, Mi taxes that
nre now delinquent could not 30 col
lectod rill referred 10 tho Commit.
tveoD Ways and Means.
plBsuRo OF concurrent resolution
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81

Assembly met at IL \. NJ, Speaker
Bell in tho CHAR.
Roll called, quorum present.
Prayer By the Chnpia'n.
Reading and adoption u minutes.
Journal read, corrected and up
proved.
a Il No %, By GriHin-An Act
amending an Act defining the Guiics
o; the Board Of County Commissioners.
s No Sc, by Manning Leave Of
abEencG granted to Henry W Turner,
Auhrtofof Lincoln county.
The Senate resolution appointing q
joint committee on waters bills whs
passed. Thirs, Griffin, Lernhart and
Allen we're appointed.
tn. Senate resolution in regard TO
war claims Was referred TO tho Com.
mittec on Federal Relations.
a No l5-An Act defining certain
duties Of County Assessors, Commits.
a~ioncrs, Trcasurers and cx.oficio Tax
Receivers.
Made n special order for Thursday
nj 9 o'clock.
a No2l-An Act regulating the
granting OF certificates to lcachcrs in
tho public schools Of tho Stat" ~ No.
vadn, Mas reported in tho Assembly
yesterday by the Committee 0n Elu
GATOR, with tho following amend.
mnntg 10 section ., which as amenGe1
reaas ns tOllqHs:
"Section 2-No fist era 10 ccttii-
cato shalt TO granted exccp. 10 j,ef-
sons having had u ycnr's experience
in teaching in II public school IN tho
Statn Of Ncvndn. or two years oxpcr.
icnce in another State, excepting
Normnl School graduates OF this
State, who sbuli 10 granted II iirs:.
grade certificate on thor dip.JmGs.
All other perfona must pass u sntis-
f:ctory examination In tho studis
prescribed in this Act"
Tho section was chnmpi0nod by
Massey, Norcio.e II, Fouiks. McNaugh.
ton, Folsom. Bell mud others aud
fought by Pike, who defeated tho
amendments. Tne bill was then
tabled.
Recess taken until 3rA.
AFTERNOON giSSfoa.
Report OF Com nittco on Fcdora,
Relations on tue Nicaragua Canal
Resolution. A majority reporting
%!nyornbly, Maescy aud Griffin PIE.
sontci TN unfnyornblo minority 70.
report.
a - No 81. Relative 10 employing
help 10 copy and enroll hills. Png5ed
A d No q Relative 10 rcfundmG
certain funds 10 tho county trcnsury
OF Lyon. Passed..
Tho tiouge IN executive scnsion
ciec cd Miss Nellie Lyons, Of Storey,
Enrolling Clerk; ThoInas Dale. OF Eu.
reka, Committee Clerbi Geo Lewip,
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Sealed Proposals
CLEHK's OFflcr, J
COCSry or ELRO, :
STATE or NEVADA J

CLEEN's OFflcr,
COcSry or ELRo,}
STATE or NEvApAJ
Sealed p%ropoHnln nro hereby invited
by the Board OF County Commiss!or
orc to bury NIL Iudigcn;s who may dio
in the County Hospital in tho town
o! Elko, for tho enaaing two years,
Snid propognlG To 10 flci with tho
Clerk on or before February q, 1892.
Too Board reserves tho rightto 70.
jcct any aud ull bidG.
T.. Il. RLKEY,
Clork Of Board.
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Sixteenth Day.


sEEsTE-
C=llrd n oE5zr az II = u, President
Paa!tts PRECEDING.
ED!i called: al pragsat.
pssysr b. the ClaY-aia, Rev Mr
CsGs.
J5uFasi o7rrec,ei ard approved.
SIR Egiy apparel 10 hr seat: Goa
.aIeceat f:gz ala prolonged IiasEs.
L2&S-e, Kaz5=r and Folsom wefe
anH1z-ce-i az nenJsB Of the !9iut
c1anii;=s On lE= 1gs Of the go tess Of
Ihiy Sta
G2asi5-'aD.s dIEsussi7a relative 20
the sspYF: o, ths committee r-gariiag
HotTsaig.cs ht aaasHImea'5 10 Tho
5:als CJIgt .-als0s =as iHduIg-i 10,
aaI the e4pioyms=t o: counsel al
:iJJ Has recommended " assist tie
Atcornsy Geaoral. Rcpor. aIJpu-j.
: q 40 Is, By Gi=GogE-Amelda
tory Of "a Ac; % prevent trs-pa-s ou
real estlts by HTs s,D:.:, fixing daa.-
ages thereby. etc. Agriculture.
S u 81 &c, b. Patchea-TO ascer-
tan aad EXPRESS tho ailI "E the psopis
Of Nevada r-SIrIGnG the manner Of
o!ect az UAL.l Site: S=ua:2rs.
E~e.liJ5s.
81 Foley, Senate joint reIola,ioq
so 2-To lEe CJa25.ss u tho United
States relative to pay iHI 10. old Il:
Ds.lioa War claims o. tn. STATE OF ~
ra5a, nGicE aEoua:, u SAH-DJJ.
C9asids5ei ensross-J aad passed
uaaHiGoTE!y
i: I2.2J recess Tecess taken Until =
o'clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION..
4 3 80 g, by Masscy-GrnntiaG
!eayo o. absence to JacDb Eyer, As
s:asor UI E..o county. Passed.
. No-l1, by NcDyuoil Amenia-
tory q al Ac; consolidating STATE
aud county Offices. l:eierTed 10 the
Sto-ey delegation.
a. 2.4O Senate adjourned.
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Dated February J. lsJ3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
p.pr AMERICANA BRING GOOD PRICES.

AT the second days sale Of the George H. Moore
library. now In progress at the aucton'rooms OF
Bangs g. Co., $50 Broadway there was large AT
tendance yesterday Good prices were reaiizeo ior
80 =, tho rare old Americana offered and genealo-
,,s,s and antiouarians are making many purchases
from the large collection made by Mr.. Moore Two
ouarto pamphlets by George Bshope New England
Judged relating to the persecution OF the Quaker
London, 1o61-67. bought for $o2; a bundle
Of small pamphlets relating 10 church government,
dated 1894, sold for $26 1.-THE Bioudy lehen,
By John Cotton. London l'47' was solo lot goo =
..onv NJ Jonathan Edwards's famous Enfield sermon.
.S,nners In the Hands OF Angry GOd.' preached
July g. 1741 sold for rs, and the small folio, Inc
Atlantic Neptune the statement OF Lieutenant
Colonel Desbarres on his surveys in American harDors
IN I75s-h6 /, rare document on American history,
WAS run up to 800 and secured by buyer salu "
represent The Lenox Library. The sale Will Dc con-
tnued to-day.
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BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS ENROLL.

\ NUMBER RECORDED LARGELY IN EXCESS or
WARD oRGANIZiTIoN MEMBERSHIP
The Republicans OF Brooklyn took the first step tn
the proposed reorganization Of the party last evening
by election district enrolment. In GO3 ont Of the 64r
election districts in the city there places opened
'ur Republican 10 have their names rIcc.
IN the Eighteenth Ward the men In control 81 the
ward association declined to have anything 10 do With
The new system. and no committees were appointed
81. enrolling places provided. The organization IN th,
ward will be- perfected later. few isolated districts
u other wards failed to have the cement, made,
!or enrolment. In the forty districts Of the Twenty
bird Ward there enrolment OF the Rcpub-
cans who have opposed thu cOnirol exercised by In
c.nal Revenue Collector Nathan. but he and his fol
lowers would have nothing 10 do vi h H." matter.
md 81 far ~ their influence eXcrsd they dis
coiragcd the enrolment.
there much interest taken IN the enrolling. and
great many names were recorded. II VA, estimated
iha, fully one third Of the Republicans who voted lara
fail recorded their namcsn number largely In rNcch,
" the membership OF the ward associations under the
old stem.
In some OF the residence quarters Of the city IL
found impoS ,ble 10 Sccur, places og enrolment
In IN. several election districts, and II became
sary to have the committees sit ut the place
for several districts. In other parts 81 the city In
trrcstcd members threw open tier houses for their
fellow Republicans to meet In and register their
names.
election district for the election Of officers Of the cleo
ton distct associations, and the choice Of delegates
10 ward committees, OH the basis Of the Republican
vote. The ward committees In turn Will elect dele
gates to the General Committee. which will con
,ls Of 1903 members II all the wards aud towns ar.
represented.
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MORE EXCITEMENT THAN FIN ANp LOTS -
FXPESSF

,,- o,,,or TcoI has lust returned from 'hlca,'
filed with spirit Of missionary cnd"avor lie pm
ton day, I'm the Worlds Fair city, ana me ZIP '' "
.,on Mr. Tcall refused 10 cc"p' any " VIZ ''''
,es which various cOlniniterN on'r'u NM ~ 10y
md vi.tcd the Fair as an ordinary mortal Ii' N'"'"
through the mud with III" cro"dN' III" ""' "''
o ,ho, shattered from the carriages o' passing per
~ =, wealth lie YIELDED TO tho cxtortionnt" "'-
md. ~ restaurant keepers, and was bniheh ~
por,.rs hackmcn and guards. All III All 1T s''"'
n have had hard time Of II. and now u" says "'~
+, no can prevent II. no other Ncwfork man OF
woman shall go through a like experience
Mr. Teal issued a bief statement OF the la'u' u"
The case Yesterday. In 1t he saia ::
81 preferred TO see the Fair rs stranger w'"d i"
,ucod IN din see 1t. and 1t cost me about -FOUR
,,,cc. a. much nonoy and ten times ~ much fatigue
and ANNOYANCE u should have done. Just ipi
lowed the crowd G1Ound. and Hike all VI" r's' VI "'
crowd | was muddy, hungry. cold ana mnd' WIS
+, Chicago ten days. and fcrl that own several
h,cts and # food was like coal, paid for eno"sh
10 last me fer year. All thcs' dlih'ntN ""u'
h,vo been ohviatcd If had only found some one VIII"
had had time 10 tell me what not 10 do. Every one
WAS so busy looking out Tor themselves N'" "
h,,uts and the pukc. that We poor devils, VINO "'r'
no, well posted, had 10 spend three iour'h' "i o'
,me In enalng out what TO do with the other fourth
Nevertheless. Mr.. Teiil wa, impressed 10y what TN
coco people like 10 peak Of ~ the white CITY. lie
,oupa the Fair Of today IAN immense promise ana
rrcdictcd that by June II II would b. magnificent
rauzatlOn.7 lie added:
After contributing several suburban lots To the
mon who sell ham sandwiches and let chairs In when
70 wheel around, made NJ my mind that wint Il
v.s Yorker most needed during the Fair was guide
Now the business end of Mr.. Teall's plan comes
I'm lie f., Interested IN the KcnfO,t Cul. for which
fine blr hotel the Rcnfost, Is building AT Fifty second
ST. and Cottage Grove-avc., overlooking Washington
Park Primarily the object OF the hotel enterprise Is
IN Guarantee suitable accommodations 10 the member,
81 The club, with open doors for others WHO appy
after the members taken ear" a. Under the
simulus Of his ten days sentence Mr.. Tcal has de
,crmncd that the club should provide compcir
bureau OF Information for its members To take
charge OF ths department. he says he has secured HE
services Of a Chicago man who Is "a combination OF
sam Ward and I,acdeckcr. and has adopted the motto
.. 30 highway robbcr ncch apply"
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MUSICAL PROGRAMMES OF TIE DAY.

Chicago, May o.--The musical programmes ,',,
for the entertainment OF the "oriu L" run
visitors have been curtacd until the weather '
become warmer. The concerts beghh"S "
o n. M hnvc been abandoned for the present "''r %
open air entertainments, by the bands VIII pesi" N''
after nj II o'clock Til" morning concert wa ."
TO day IN tho pavilion in the Administrator pa" "
Conductor rrand and his Cincinnati band. Inc iS''h
,rs npplauded the performance Of the Priests Mt'h
from "AthalIa- the overture to william Ieh' ''"
to,is On Faust, and waldteufel waltz.
Music Hall was crowded at IL O'Clock wheh ineo'
aore Thomas wearing his ovtrcoat as pr''ee''',
against the chill OF the building waved Ms ba'oh ana
started the Exposition crcheStrn of ia mehioe.s oil
;hc first number The programme was: Ch'rai af'
fugno Zach: overture, "Obcron,' "eDcr' "c"dhs
march ana variations from Rusilc "eouihs gym.
phony. Goldmark symphonic poem " Danse Macabre'
6aint- sacus Ave Maria" schubert 1ccch rhapsoiy'
" Burns,r Mucunzie; scenes Napoli'ane'' Mas
Senct.
The afternoon open air CONCERT began at ociocA'
and hal "A larger attendance than that OF the morning.
The Chicago band under tho direction OF Adolph Lcr'c
gang gave n programme Of popular music. ehprdciis
strauss waltz selection from |afne" u"" " Ia"
Ia lie Nerdls Ernani."
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NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

Mmc. Louise Hatsii. al American rT.ma donna, who
has not been heard in this city FOR sVe'l ) ar, VIII
appear at the Grand Opera House nest week with tho
inch ops IA company, opening Niolta IN la Tra'.
ata." which she is T. sing In Italian. Mme. Natili has
Just rtGrnd from an engagement in L.sb'n where -hs
sang IN 'Kgo,tto," I'll Trova'oFe.' La Tra',l,l."
"Narthl.' Faust" ard D:her op ras
novelty In the form rreny dance" has been
Introduced az the I'd Mgsee, AMI Is performed by Mss
Abeiono Barr NJ Dclpradc, tn French lusionit b.
PRODUCES for hrst tine this country d,Sapp airing
act
John Malore. o memb'r OF the c,,forrii bar and 0
graduate OF california college, will give lecture a.
the yceum Theatre Wednesday AFTERNOON May II, on
IN Real shalc spare"
At kot'r Bal, tails week sevcrI changes are rade
in the Programme. The arr, al fom Tie Al ahn O.
Iars Madamo,cl!e Juanta Barbour. present, Fren
Another teIturc is the prostitution Of stephens
ond solomons nautical comic oicn "BIllce Tlylor" at
ranged by Frederic solomon. Tn baa1re OF tn pse
crinme includes M1dtmoscllc PiqTeretto. the Braas
Brothers. acrobat, and head balanc the serpentins
dance. with electric light eic - by Mis- Dor ~
Dcnnng; Miss M,rsueri:c Fish NJ. AMI Nine. Dcfogyile
Nancy. the Partisan Guetsts ard dancers and ii. b.
IA MES oleretta Tho Rehearsal" viii VIII b
followed on Monday cycTnC by new vaudeville by j. X
Ilanck. entitled "PauI- Dilemma On TIE anie even
Ing the acrotats ana conor,onist the Brothers Boran
known she ID sappearng Demons" will make tei
temperance.
The eay ana evening at the Cry,, Maze Yesterday weS
devoted u society reception" fo- wh,h special In
,ltions Issued. TIE place w,ll III ed AMI IN,
visitors enjoyed Their coafI>oa and perIeN,y 70 ne
usual gratifying extent.
The American lh,atsc Will BE- opposed Monday
evening a, has been Cd The star-ases viii LOT
lie ready The opening will ta<o Place soon As Io,'
,ble peiha;s some time In the course Of next week
Mi, Mar.ar.t Rcii who Won favor by D., lngns
with the ltrcy 4 orau oprl Company at the Me.rooci.
tan ODca House last sea.on. arrived here flIm .I.oe
on Nond1y. She ma, been singing In London md
Paris and elsewhere She is 70 sing a, festival IN
I.didna, ola, May &C.
The Dun Opera Company will appear Within few
wer,s at the Academy OF Music, IL /, reported. instead
Il al the STANDARD Theatre. was announced soma
dave
Admiral Hopkins. Of the Blake, entertainer """a
Ia and his leading woman. Miss Maude Jctr1c', d.
a dinner party Oh toari MS hip ybt' r.ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-10
POLITICAL ODDS AND ENDS.
GERMAN DEMOCRATS IN REVOLT.
ORGANIZING 4 MOVEMENT TO SEND OTTO KEMP
NER TO THE SENATE.

ORGANIZING 4 MOVEMENT TO SEND OTTO KEMP
NER TO THE SENATE.
There will be meeting on May 81 al Beethoven
all which may cause the Tamnany Hall leI dcis CON
iferable ANNOYANCE. II viii tc the outccm" Of a
Meeting that wa. held Of the German Am rcan ticN"-
land clubroons. NO 90 Third St. on Monday night.
VI thi, meeting the arrangements for the meeting 81
vnv - were settled upon. TIL" meeting wa, tlIn-
POSED Of the leading German Democrats Of that POI
lon of the city row represented In the state scnat"
by G-oryr F. Rocsch men who have bec1m' disguised
,l,h IN. manner In which the Tammnny Hall leader,
lave been running thing, both IN the Legislature" ana
IN this city. otto kempner, the member OF the A.
cmbly who made 4 brave fight against the Tammany
nothcts In the Legislature; John tennel, ex,Aldeimcn
;egenh.imer Felix hchwarzchlld and j.. j. kl'fnbuh
cr. appointed n committee to make arrai gem, ns Tor
tie meeting.
NJ. kcmpner Will have some Interesting things ID
ay ~ the meeting lie will tell those present just
now Tammany Hall mn the Legislature how jn,t =
nj common dccency were thrown TO the winds ana
Ia" most vlci0u, sort Of legislation was damned
hioush under the losses orders lhis 1, III: begin
ling of a movement that probably will scnd Mr.. kclnp
arr 10 the senate and Mr.. firgeuh liner 10 the A'sen
bly, for the German Democrats have BEEN" tiei 81
ICING represented by men Of senator Roesch's stamp