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rermane sections.
Your especial attention. is called to the
fact that millions of dollars in credits suVh
us bonds, mortga notes, accounts caSn' ,
etc, ETC., now escape partially or Who''y
from their just share OF taxation. .c' US
have every dollar of taxable property III .ne
state Mt its true value in money upon the
tax hooks and the levy as now made can be
reduced by something like onc-ha'f.
Respectfully,
W. ii. ELLERBE,
Comptroller General.
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Broad River s. s. Union.

The next meeting of the Sunday School
Union of niddle section of Broad River
Association will c0n:Caa win Mt. Arrarat
church on Saturday before the 9th Sunday
in Dec, 1888.
PROGRAM.
l. 10 o'clock, u. IN, Devotional exercises.
, Eurollmcnt Of delegates. 3. Organiza-
ton.
Queries for discussion lst. Is it safe
for christiars to keep bad company Open
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r,,N" To show our subscribers what
Bonanza we have got il the TINES we give
the following rs average specimens OF the
losses we sustain by being indu!.,"nt &c $40
scr,b.rs who nave requested us to send on
thc papcr and ! will call M Soon rs | sell
cotton and pay up all arre'rasc', etc,
ii ono post Office i'll tbs County, we haa
nine subscribers until few months ago,
when we discontinued of them after we
found their aggregate Indebtedness amount
cl TO the snug amount Of S23.25.
At another otiica we had three good y
subscribers and two of them owe uS SOU
We sent bills 10 each one of them weeks
ago and only one has replied to our cal, and
he was colorcd man. who paid up.
Had we toll either OF them that he was
not good for the small sam Of one dollar
and fifty cents Il year. OF refused to sen the
papcr until paid for in advance, we would
| he SCI better oil this Christmas, and PER
| hors had eleven good friends tms cal OF that
! number abusing us and our paper because
we stopped sending it to them, when we
| found that they would not pay.
e.ay" The following notice Of reduce'
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List OF Letters.

List OF Letters.
Remaining in the Postofhce at Union, for
the week ending December 22d, 1898.
Mr. NJ f Baly Mr. H Sigmon
Mr. NJ Mcclellan Mr. W S Humphries
Mr. A Rice Mr. E d Hughes
Mr. Lott Kelley James p Short
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say ifadvertised, and will be required
to pay one cent for their dsliyReffs. Rfs.-p
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WHO WANTS A FoRTUNE?-A man named
Peter j. Bailey left either North Carolina or
South Carolina in 1886 and settled in
Texas. lie prosperci, died a bachelor and
left fortune for his collateral kin. If any
one is kin to him they can get the fortune
by addressing
Hon. ". II. BAILEY. Attorney,
1l1S4 Preston Avenue,
Houston, Texas.
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vi
,S- rev. W. " Ard Sunday 'N
n,ck poui ch"''" '.''nck
\ ~, II, $50, I. VI % 1.umba as the
| ~, rcur"
\ ED - Mn.'v. ,cm,mner that the
annual meeting of Union Lodge, No. 40,
will h, held this, Friday, evening. Election
of officers
,.s,. Married. ON the 10Th Dec. 1898, ut
a., .,;,,,r,, of the brides father, Mr..
WI,v Estes, Mr. J. &. Mitchell, OF lork
county, I" Miss Carrie h''eS' Vi '"''" ''"'
ly. Err. 1. l.. hnox "'''c'n''nR,
,.,s. rh, schedule ON the =. U. X {.
ro,I will Il, chauued Sunday, as follows:
Tr,;, rr,m Srortauburr TO arrive at Union
NJ IL A. NJ tho tram from Columbia to
n'riVc n u I. m
| ,hn. m,rrv Christmas to every body.
Nav ,hc ro,r have plenty, may the rich and
all wb, have any to spare, contribute TO the
comfort and Happiness of the needy, aud
may God bless and comfort all who arc in
sorrow ana "iS'''SS'
n-,," Mai T. l.. McK,ssick, the popular
mnn,ccr of Battery Park llulc', ut \shevil C.
is visiting his parents. Tho Maior lisa jolly
r,rr;,.utotiyc of the health of Ashcv,le ano
the high feeding ut the Battery Park.
,, .p,l n,,.uhcr i IN,
shortest ""y u wv ''", ,.,,
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Gle J0eeRlu AuiOn- gt#gs.
I. STOKES.
Editor
'tS. NJ. STOKES. Editor
Friday, December ~, 1893.
SUBSCRIPTION, 81 60 PER ANNUM
POST OFFICE DIRECTORY.

The z. o. will be opened for business
from A. M. to COOP M.
The Money Order Department will be
SRsRsd SISN M lSE r. BUSINESS fISm A.-MiQ4e.-M.
Any inattention or irregularities should
re reported promptly to the T.. NJ.
X. W. HARRIS. L. M.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

R.F. Service to Carroll and Carl enter.
DY virtue Of authority given in mortgage
ID deed executed to us by Il. +. S'rvice'
on the 9TH day Of April, 1892, saii MOI "
@aoe recorded in the office of r NJ. G.
onion County, State of South Carolina On
the 10Th day of April 1892, in Book NJ.
II, page 2l2 we will sell Mt pubic sale, to
the hi chest bidder, at Il. F. Services home
place lnear Dray tonvillc, uni"n County,
5. CD on Friday, the 18th day of January
next, 1894, be- cen the hours of o clock,
A. NJ aud O'clock, p. NJ, all 'hnt tract
or parcel of land lying in Draytonville
Township, Union County, State aforesaid.
bounded OH the North by estate lards of X.
F!Seryice. ON !hc SomtI hy LoHis of WM:
JeHcd ~ r. 'erson
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that prrfos


The Executive Com mittee Of the Baptist
Association of Union County, are hereby
notified and requested to meet at DR.. Mea-
doris office at QUO clock p. m, on the 2sth
inst. All churches desiring aid from the
State Mission Board will please make sppli-
cation through this committee. Send appli-
cations to REV. ]. N. BooTH, Union.
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the treasury has been exi. -.Sed.
Contrary to all expectation the Tariff bill
mas not yet como TO the House. / an in
formed that several important changes have
been made Ia the bill.
think this will be very lengthy session,
as much important legislation has been
mapped out which will require time and
long debate before il is consummated.
A..
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Kew Advertisements.

Guardians Fiuai Discharge John ID. JEFF
ferries.
Valuable Property for Sale.-J. A. FAINT.
For Sule.-W. Il. Beatty.
Noicc.-C. L. Long.
\. II. Foster IL Co.
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LEr's HAVE TIoxEsT ELECTIoNs.-With
this system in vogue, there is at once an
end to the abominab'c practice of fixing
up'' Iickcis for voters, anl the services OF
the "hce!er' is no longer needed. Then
too, there is no longer any room for bribery,
because the would-bc purchaser Of v''e
has no means of knowing whether or not lie
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Cotton Market.

Low grades 81 rc g..
MiddmnB cation ~ CD 81.
Good middling Il.
Sales for the week, $40 Lalcs.
Cotton Seed 10 cents per bushcl.
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SPECIAL NOTICES, TO BE STUDIED

You may hang the ocean out on grape
vine to dry, or you may build worm fence
around winter supply of summer weather,
but you can't find man that will save you
rs much money on Furniture as A. ID.
COOPER & CO., Hill g. Co.'S old stand.
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See our CUT PRICES on Cassimeres and
other Winter goods, to clean out before stock
taking. which begins next week. We have
put the knife right into them. Come quick
before they are all gone.
A. II. FOSTER & co.
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The fDllowing d6ys are special bargain
days at the new store Of MCLA UGHLIN g
BROWN: Mondays, Tuesdays. Wednesdays,
thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
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Make every cent in dollar count by
| spending it with MCLAUGHLIN s. BROWN,
| ut the Cotton old stand.
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The big rush in trade still continues at
GRAHAM SPARKS, because prices con-
tinuo to get lower.
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Go tot. T.. BAIIEf.s before you close
your trade for anything in his line.
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bargain hunters gave oil found out ina
GRAHAM s. SPAkRs IS the place TO ou'
goods cheap.
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= Only min. dsy, befoI The tax DO

n Only min: days befoj the tax books
Ill, - closed, and 'hundredbf tax payers
A.. behind. And don't Fget that one
suna and one legal holidk viii come in
,h., u me, leaving only seve business days
- -, Jch to pay taxes. Th{Treasurer says
:. ~,h be impossible to writ the receipts Of
H.. Urge number Of those 4w behind, con-
:. ,uent1y a large majority Of those who
postpone paying to the last w days will be
"Ieft out in the cold'' and have to pay the
penalty. 1t spY.>hls- -lha legislature will
adjouro to skroeAs lonbI qons -
sa 6SIRpd aIg 70 ,aui Ia fo'
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Get prices on Flour from McLAu"iiLl.
Il BROWN before buying. 1t Will be none
in your pocket.
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A big bargain in la Nies hats for the next
10 days ut GRAHAMt& SPARKS.
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lr .hc County auditors do their
full duty under the Instructions OF the
C,mptrolicr General, which we publish in
another column we may hope for n reduc-
t;on in our taxes in 1880. ProrHied the
disrensary law il sclf sustaining.
We say "proviLcd,' "c., for wc fear the
very stringent and, in some respects, very
re,ulsiyc features of the amended law, are
b,ttcr circulate to irivc friends from il than
to enlist the corporation of new recruits to
assist in enforcing il. We have neither
seen or heard any reason for changing our
| opinion Ms to the morality or the results oil
The law. We honestly bcNcvcit Will entail as
| great II curse uruu the State, as selling
| wh;skey always has upon individuals. II
| individuals are willing Il risk their repu
| totious here and their dcs mics hereafter
by engaging in the whiskcy iraiiic, That
| ,heir own lookout. They alone are rcsponsi
h,c for their conduct to God and man
.wc are not our brothers keeper blu
we enter our most solemn protest agains
being made, directly "r indirectly, ra'
iicipont i'm the traffic ~ Sharcr in the none
made from it by the Sta'c. We are poor
but prefer paying our prcportiona'c snare
| the State debt AMI the expenses ri the STAT
government. in II straigh, forward lcgitimat
way.
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The spot cashahas brought many bargain:
in every lino;to our store and we are giving
them to cur customers.
MCLAUGHLIN s. BROWN.
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$1,000 Cloaks for ladies now selling for
$3.50 Mt GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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FSpsoH 'sasrb }

You may la an Avalanche you may
hive the stars q nail keg. or yc;; may
rinoc n vlu.sap~le orator Of an active Vol
sano, ID put Jot find n man that will sell
you Ed eahuS,per than ). ID. COOPER
4 CO. 81.
Get you nae supplicd at the COTTON
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Guardians Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given that by Permis-
N sion of Hon. Jas. NJ. Gee, Probate
Judge for Union County, l will, on the o0th
day of January, 1894. make my final dis
charge and apply for Letters Dismlssory' a'
Guardian of Salie G. Camp.
All persons having claims against the sa,1 ave,
Sallic q. Camp, during her minority VIII
present them to me, properly attestc'' OF OF
before that dny.
JOHN d. JEFFERtES.
Guardian S. G. Camp.
| Dec. 22-5l-4t.
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Don't fink that goods are getting scarce
Mt Il. T.. .I}AILEY'S because you see such
loads loaving there every day for every train
brings mething new and novel.
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Any manlYho won, buy his wife oqe of
eSrst tassS nd's aS Be W. y. 1 1 EIs ns as
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weighed 3sd lbs x(f s5ly ass
:. good fat fellows fsssAes soon IS sh:
3 her will perpit.
fen wager plate Of ssSge that Mr..
sory's hogs did not cost % 4 cents .
hnd. snd they will ssvshan. ac"s--
pas ,sSx p .as .o-calied money ord cotton.
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Through mistake we are overs'oaKed II
Nuts and Raisius. Will sell cheap.
Ii. +. SCAIFE s. SON.
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l,trnoses in

md fIoffous purposes ~
6ead disease, consumption, eio
~ StaF grasp upon bin few year, aso
and ever Afterwards kept him constantly |
reminded that 10 il he must yield. Last
veek he made his will and disposed OF his
worldly goods, for he and his loved ones
knew the. a.z.L "a. nigh. He was u
member of the Methodist church at Foster .
ChaeeI, n which place he will be ourieu
tomorrow. beside his Father and Mother.
He bad, beyond oil earthly doubt, maae
bis peace with God, for be knew the son OF
man was near. ;
I attended the meeting Of the Masonic
Grand Lodge in Charleston last MecA'
where there was large gathering OF repre-.
sentative men from all over the state, ana
while our country is in q political sc'sm
and disccrd is prevalent all over the lanu,
7 am glad that | eau say that peace anu
harmony prevails in our ancient anu hon.
orable order and that moral virtues cemeh'
| us as q band OF brothers, aud 1t misht DC
| we'll for some OF the red-hsaded politicians
| TO observe show good and how pleasant i.
! = - xsihxsR q aSsli ieSsthsr IN nn,.y.
feeling among its members.
returned with the "grip" which was
prevalent in Charleston, and am still in
its gripp, scarcely abls to write this com
| munication.
Prudence Lodge, No. 1879. A.. F.. NJ.
Of 8. c., elected and appointed officers las
Saturday night for the ensuing Masonic
year, as follows w. ii. S. Harris, w. Nj
w. ii. Ii. Bevill, S. W.. DR.. W. o. South
ard, j. W.; J. w. Scott, Treas; j. w
Bates, Secty; L. X. Aycock, s. D.; F. L.
OShieds, j. d.. ii. W. Gossett, Tier. In.
stallation Oh die 9th.
Mr. John }. Lit'lrjuhn will move &c
Jonesville tomorrow. lie aud MIR. Lafayette
Littlejohn will open general merchandise
store here in January. We welcome this
young family and these young merchants to
our Town.
Rev. ID. Tiller, If the Jonesvilc circuit
has been transferred by the late s G. Con
ference to Prosperity circuit, in Newberry
| County. Rev. James S. Porter, has been
assigned TO our circuit. While nrr
sorry to part viii: :!;S vue we welcome the
| other.
Your correspondent VoX said some very
sensible things in his communication last
week. Hope he win keep talking along the
| same line as the spirit moves him. And
then you, Mr. Elitor, came square down on
| the nail in your editorial, "Let the people
pause and think" Too many measures are
carried these times by blind enlhusiam and
without sober, careful thought.
| The weather is cold, but it never was finer
at this time of the year. The roads ore dry
and good.
Christmas is al the door, ard cur people
are about ready for it, SO far rs their work is
concerued, but they lack horn full of
being ready like an old gentleman use to
know, who always sold all his cotton, paid
all bis debts, killed his hogs, get him jug
| of "dram" by Christmas eve. have heard
| him say he never allowed Christmas to find
him owing n dollar. What n great example
this man set, but how few follow it?
Yes, friend Telephone, that's 80; and how
few hare been able to follow |; since the lien
'aw went into operation ?-EDIToR.
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N,s supplicd at the COTTON

Mems and lboys hats at your own price at
GRAHAM ASPARKS.
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M" The following notice Of reduced
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ns,y" The schedule On the =. U. y y.
road will he changed Sunday, as follows :
Train from Spartanburg to arrive at Union
II, ii a. NJ, tho tram from Columbia ~
n,livc ~ "a 4. IN.
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N-E" \ merry Christmas to crJhouy'
May the poor have plenty, may the r'ch ana
all who have any TO spare, contribute 10 'he
CON fort and Happiness OF the needy, ana
,,,v ,;,l blrss and comfort all who arc in
snrrnM and niSIrNSs.
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LAUSON " FULLER TALKS.

HE PRAISES THE MANHATTAN COMPANY AND
sCOLDs THE RAPID TRANSIT COMMISSIONERS. D
4 special and extraordinary meeting OF The Man
haitian Campaign Committee, OF which Lawson ~
Fuller is the leading spirit held last evening IN
the Athenaeum In West One-hundred and fifty -nftn-
st near amsterdam ave. The meeting was called
for the express purpose OF popularzing the plea VI
the Manhattan Railway Company for valuable priv
ilegcs About 800 people attended the meeunG
IL had been announced that Alderman ROBERT ID
saul would preside. Mr.. Fuller evinccd some sur
prise and displcasure when he read letter from
Alderman saul saying that 1t wouid DO impoSsioie
io' him 10 attend the meeting.
J. Baldwin Hands appointed Chairman a
long letter from Orlando b. Potter was read IN which
he repeated his timc-worn arguments In FAVOR oi
giving freely and without stint 10 the Manhattan
company Congressman John X. Fellows, who had
been advertised rs Of the speakers OF the cVei
Ing wrote rcgrettng his inability TO attend the
meeting The letters Of Alderman saul and MI
Fellows led Mr.. Fuller 10 remark to Tribune re-
porter that Tammany had called them ON
Ex.Judgc james X. Angel and Michael J. Fenton
made short speeches containing all the familiar Man
haitian arguments. They followed by Mr. Full
lcr who was In happy MOOD, ana loSt 10 u"'e
I'm getting nj his subject. The good qualities OF heart
and mind Of the Manhattan directory were extoeo
IN forcefu language Speaking Of the Kappa iIahsi'
Commission Mr.. Fuller u,ed some strous
Here are some OF the things lie said The counsel
for the commission Is like Barnums 'Wlatlslt' lie
/, Of no earthly use except to draw his pay Inc
greatest farce Of the ccnuy-the underground Schee
died on December 30. 1899. on that day the iran
chse WAS offered for sale. The bells were 'ohins
the hour OF L.. I was at tho funeral In the Ci'y
Hail. but not as mourner. Amory was inc uhuer-
takcr and Bushe was the preacher-and SUCH
preacher.
What business had the Commissioners to keep hold
ing meetings In .-teinway's house when steinway
had the lnrammalory rh"umatisni They kept II
M until they gave the Whole business imam
matory rheumatism $780, ,..,,,o, for bis
MIR S,arin came In for a bitter denunciaton ior nus
'Grmnrss lie is said Mr. Fuller. the ny III lle
n",hoc,ry,o nIntmeuIH II they Uhe Commits
,Ionrrs) had only died Ihs before they wer" appon
they would Lave had their reputation clear. lh'y
ar. fin, laughing stock Of the Whole world todiiy
The resignation Of spencer won't help matters any.
The Manhattan Company have the upper hand now
and are making the Commissioners bite the eartn.
Stcnographcrs employed by the Manhattan Company
,ou - I'm rcport of the meeting "Wc'l hold an
other meeting in a few days. said Mr. Fuller.
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Mr. DAYTOy'S PLANS FOR TIE PoSrOFFICE.

Charles W. DAYTON President Clevclands choice iof
re sn aser NewYork returned yesterday 70 this Guy
from Washington where he to file his bond and 70
confer with Bissel He said that b9
had been nisuotl the published statement attributed
to him which he had been made to say that pfesoes
Cleveland had appointed him to keep Republicans IN
Office He had said that President Cleveland had not APP
poin,cd him to put Republicans in office. MI Dayton
said that he would any person u give some
one else the place, but would appoint Democrats 10 va
c,nces because believed that the service would Do
more erc,nt II Postmasters assistants were his pot
zeal friends interested In making good record for the
Administration.
Mr.. Dayton thought that there might be a number Of
removals for cause He said that he intended TO mako
thorough cation OF all departments and make what
ever changes seemed 10 be necessary IN increase pe
efficiency OF the department. PostmasterGcneral Biseeh
would bo here In days and look over the ground
on the whole Mr.. Daytons correction OF his FORMER
statement as published considered in connection with MS
proposed "nvcsgaton' and removals 'for cause VIII
probaby discourage the faithful hunger and thirst
after Offices.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

The new version Of "Panjandrum' will be given by
De Wolf Hopper hi, company a the Bfoa1way lhH'e
this evening Mr.. Hopper viii be heard In sevein new
songs The Fart OF Rotonoeo, played by SAMUEL keed,
h. ecn revised and instead OF the fierce Bonese he VIII
no seen IA A Ncw.Englandsr. who. by peculiar chain
~ circumstances made the irand Vier OF the
kingdom.
Miss Marie Jansen will star next season In peee
,uod "Delm,nco', 40 Sin" She Will begin IN the West
and viii app,ar at the Biiou Theatre In November.
Charles H. IIoyt's "a Temperance Town" viii be
,avcd for the first In this city ut the Madison Square
Theatre on September 49,
v Gottschalk hitherto assistant business manager OF
Oh. Madon Square Garden has boon appointed business
aoog.r I'm naco Of j. w. Morrlsscy, who has resigned
,ho n,cc Frank W. Sanger il 10 succeed Mr.. Wharton
as general manager and MIR. Gottschaks former place
viii he left vacant for the present.
T. il reported that Miss Camille DAryillc is to leave
tina Rostonlans when their season ends NJ the Gaiden
,h..r, on Saturday night She is said tn have received
offers for next season from j. NJ Hil ana from tho
,son. who still insist they going produce
.srhe Rain Makers OF Syria" This Is n work which
has hoen pronised almost since the beginning OF rccorccd
comic opera history
An alarming report has sr,yet from Paris that Nicofien
has refused to sarah Bcrnhard have the play
,h,ch no il writing. IL is said b. somewhat Lac
.Ia Tosra, and have It's scene In Spain There Is
also some complication In regard tho American rights
10 this play.
The natinecs at the Manhattan Opera House Will be
omitted until further notice.