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CAREER OF HAMILTON FISH.
Interesting Facts Suggested BY the States
mRn,s Death.

Interesting Facts SugRoated BY the States.
man,s Death.
Neg Yort DlpateA
The obituaries Of Hamilton Fish fail
70 record the interesting TACT that he
was the eldest ex-governor Of the state,
the oldest OK. United States senator from
New York and the Oldest exaeetelaty
Of state Of the United States. he served
as governor in 1s4S. Not one Of his
predecessors in that high Office is alive,
and Of his fourteen successors only four,
including Governor Flower, are alive.
Cornell, Cleveland and Hill are now the
only living ex.goyernors, and yet Cor
nell was elected fourteen years ago.
Fish served as United States senator
from 1851 TO 1857. There have been
fourteen governors since Fish, and, Gu
riously enough, there have also been
fourteen United States senators from
New York since Fish left the senate,
and of these only Plat, Miller, Eyarts.
Hiscock, Hill and Murphy are alive;
and Thomas O. Plat, the Republican
leader In New York, now ranks as the
oldest ex-senator from this state. Sew.
ard, King, Harris, Morgan, Fenton and
Conkling all served in the senate after
Fish left 1t, but they proceeded him to
che Silent minority"
Fish served as secretary Of state from
1850 to 1877. all his predecessors in
that office have passed into history, and
of his successors only Evarts, Bayard,
Foster and Gresham are alive, and
Eyarts, who has just celebrated his
golden wedding anniversary, and who
has gone into permanent retirement
from public life, now stands as the old
est ex.secretary. Fish served in the
administration OF President Grant, who
had during his two terms twenty-tour
cabinet officers, OF whom believe only
seven are now alive.
OF the citizens Of New York who have
served In Presidential cabinets, all ex-
cept Eyarts, James, Whitney, Fairchild,
Tracy, Lamont and Bissell are dead.
During Hamilton Fish's long life the
city in which he lived has grown from a
town Of 100000 inhabitants to metro
polls eighteen times that size. When
he was born the city did not extend
above Chambers street, and the present
city hall, which was then building, was
constructed Of brownstone in the back,
because it was supposed that like a
good soldier, its bacls would never be
seen, as nobody lived behindit
Col. Nicholas Fish, his father, lived
before his marriage at IS Wall street,
the home of Mrs. Daubeney. Walter
Barrett, in his "0ld Merchants of New
York." relates how Colonel Fish and
Mrs. Daubeney's daughter, Charlotte.
fell desperately in love with each other.
For some reason or other they did not
marry, and Colonel Fish afterward mar
ried Miss stuyvesant, daughter of Peter
Stuyvesant. Miss Daubeney commit
ted suicide by drowning herself in the
North river. This romance OF ninety
years ago is now recalled by the death
of Colonel Fish's distinguished son.
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Mission to Eli.
Duaeditsr Examiner
The English SPARROW has two mis-
sions, in fact. as far as heard from. One
is to eat up the beetle pests that are de-
stroying bywholesale the splendid,
pine, spruce andhemlock forests Of the
Allegheny mountains, particularly in
West Virginia and Maryland. It is
said that they have already saved many
thousand dollars worth OF pine timber.
IT'S well. We can spare amillion
English sparrows for the pine forest
region. Let them be boxed and sent to
the Alleghenies at once to begin war on
the pine beetle. People in other parts
of the country are so generous that
they would not even think Of charging
anything for their sparrows, but would
let the pine forest inhabitants have
them as gift and welcome. Then
there is tho other mission Of the
wretched little dirty-coated bird. Il Is
to be broiled and eaten on toast. A
government ornithologist reported
some time since that the English spar
row was really very palatable. The
flesh is especially tender and appetite
ing in the fall, after the creature has
eorged itself on the farmers grain crop.
A ride through the country when the
wheat Is in the shock showa sometimes
these birds attacking the fields in num-
befs like swarms of bees. They destroy
annually thousands of bushels of grain.
They are better when trapped or netted,
being SO small in size that shot skaters
them. In some parts Of the country they
have already commercial value in the
food market. a successful sparrow net
would undoubtedly in time be paying
invention.
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CHICAGO, Sept. Cattle receipts 1000 head;
shipments 1000 head: market staady: top native
steers. s. 00a5 IS; good 70 prime s. S0ai e5 me;
dlum 81 0On4 26 others, 8 26aS g; Texans So 6Oa
receipts 1900 head; shipments 1000 head; mar
ket active; mixed and packers IS e0a6 %; ruughs
S. 40a5 90; prime heavy S. IS; do light So 25a
go. Sheep, receipts II, 900 head; shipments
1000 head. market steady; natives So 90A3 %;
westerns g 75aS 50; lambs S 0a5 %,
EASE LEBERTY, Pa, Sept l2.-Cattle receipts
90 head; shipments 400 head; market slow at
yesterdays prices, hog receipts 1,e0 head;
shipments LOO head market fair; corn fed 50 90
head; Shipments !. 400 head; market sheep and
lamb market very dull 10 on from yesterdays
prices,
CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 12,-Hogs steady at s. Ooa
Is; receipts 900 head; shipments LOCO head, 4
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crNcrNSAT1, O., Sept. 9-The horse market has
been good, fair demand forall classes Of stock;
especially heavy draft horses and good, prompt
drivers. But the supply OF stock Il stu light
and ut times very scarce.
HorSes-Good draft horses S116a1S0, extra SlSoa
1855; good driving Sl16al40, extra sl40a17b; good
saddle S1l0al25, extra SlS0al60; good Southern
S8SallO, extra S110a125: streeteB s65al00.
MuleS-A 70 14l<< hands, good SS0a65, extra s6Qa
IS; 141<to Is hands, good. S70lS5, extra ss5alo0:
Is to 16K hands, gJod s95a1l6, extra s110al26
l51S TO 6handS, good S190aIS5 extra slS1al60; 70
to I61s hands, good Sl46al6o extra Sl65al&
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RreaastufEs asa PrevIslons.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept 12-Blg exports At the
Atlantic seSboafd With hints Of war and higher
prices across tho water doomed the prices OF
grain hore to-day.
WheAtat the opening was 5{aISc lower than
yesterday. but after some hnntunt ions advanced
* over tho lowest point and held firmly, clos
ing II about the top, The strength was
LdRe Express that the Russian government had
ordered the buying OF very llIge quantity OF
ne. and touched on the possibility Of an Euro
disposition 70 cover. There was more orslesl
selling on the various bulgeLi The market I'd.
yanced steadily through and the oiiettnss Of
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets.

The Features of the Money and Stock
Markets.
NEW York, Sept 12-Money on call easy at 80
per cont; last loan 8 por cent closing Of.
iered at 8 per cent Primo mercantile paper sal2
Dor cent Sterling exchange weak at s214a4 sS1S'
Silver certificates 76c, Total sales Of stocks to.
day were ai2,soe shares
In the speculation On the stock exchange to-
day the bearsIheld the mastery and there were
several factors which helped them to depress
prices, not any one (which were specially sig.
nifcant, and which altogether could not perhaps
seriously affect the dealings upon day OIL &C"
tive trading with pugnAcious bull element In
support Of the MARKET But there was not
very decided buying movement inauguIated az
any time to-day. Among the local influences
were q report subsequently, verified tnat mere
would be no increase In the Manhattan railway
dividend, an announcement OF the proposed or.
RanlEatlon OF an opposition company IN chicago,
tho expectation that the Western Union quarter.
ly report would show serious decrease IN net
earnings, aud near the clos0 OF tho DAY the re-
ceipts Of advices from Philadelphia that the Lee
high Valley Railroad Company directors had de.
cided 10 pass the quarterly dividend, which has
been paid without a break for the past thirty
yean Tho last piece OF news was the most
effective IN depressing the market, and was
taken advantage Of by the bears 70 hammer
down prices IN the late dealings Ana thus me me
exchange, which held prices down 70 or near
the lowest figureo tho day. AT times the mar.
ket was feYeriSh In tone, Rallies were frequent
but the declines were greater than tne recover.
les aud a lower range oil prices was enee!ed and
maintained, the decline compared with last
Railroad bonds quite active.
Government and state bonds dull
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DIR. B. M. WoolIEY, Atlanta, Ga, is
meeting With phenomenal success in the
treatment Of Opium and Whisky habits.
Patients need not leave home or bust
ness while under treatment. If inter
ested, write to DR.. Woolley, for his
valuable book. Tu&s
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MISCELLANEOUS,


Tho most noticeable feature Is the advance In
hogs caused by tho cool weather and consequent
active demand.
Tho cattle market Is practically unchanged
since last week. Common stock In sheep and
lambs unstable.
Cdtle-Extra, 1000 to 100 lbs 216as1lc: good,
900 10 900 lbs. Sable; good, 500 10 900 lbs ia
So: fair, 100 TO 500 lbs 215a2Ifc; common, GOO TO
200 lbs. 2a2J4c; bulls, 2a214c: cows 11Sa21Sc.
H0gS-Extra, 5.s5aBC; good, $780,. Sc; common,
'I shsp-Extra, 2y<aSct good. 2a21Eci common,
no Sales. Lambs, SaiC.
FTstk coips- S20a25; calves, Sa5c.
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on CrrY, Pa. Sept Deepening 6I,tc; highest
6I9sc: lowest 6I1fc: closing 6i1Sc: sales 5000
barrels; clearanoeS Is 900 barrels; shipments ST.
COL barrels; runs % ,4l2 barrels
NEW York. Sept I2-There was no trading
in pipe line certificates this morning, Tho price
broke 10 anc sold at $40.
PrrrsBuRoH, Pa, Sept l2-opened and Lowest
exc; closed CSC; highest exc,
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goods market continues fairly good. GInghams
and woven fabrics are In moderate demand, and
print fabrics continue TO sell rather freely.
Wooden cloths quiet The iobbing trade Il In q
moderately good condition.
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ON SHOW IN THE SHOPS.
.na of tinted ranra and lace.

Fans of tinted gauze and lace. ..
Table linens in teardrop patterns.
Turkish slippers for bed room wear.
Small tartan plaids for girls frocks.
Silk handkerchief with lace edgtngs.
White broadcloth for vests and capes.
Black silks in satin and bengaline
weayes.
Table sets of bobinet and handmade
lace.
Brown. navy, slate and russes-hued
hosiery.
Hose having ribbon tied through like
a garter.
Evening designs in satin striped jap
anese silks.
Bayadere striped goods in silk :and
wooden fabrics.
New patterns in silk, mohair, alpaca,
etc, petticoats.
silk embroidered handkerchief with
openwork border.
Black MORE Franchise for trimming
colored WOODEN gowns.
Velvet ribbons in Nos. s, 81, 9 and u
for trimming costumes.
Black hose for the universal wear Of
men, women and children.
Comfortable nightdresses among the
sanitary wooden underwear.
Magenta colored gowns and trimmings
for brides trouIseau dresses.
Tght-fitting jackets having the much
talked Of umbrella plat backs.
Dressy odd waists for ccordion.plated
silk muslin over taffeta silk.
serpentine and fancy mohair and
worsted braids to trim autumn gowns.
--DrN Goods Economic
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Wheelinu & Elm Grove Railroad.

On and aftsr Saturday. October 1, lsqa tralRI
win run q follow city tme:
LEAYE WHEELLH0-'6.00 q. M, 900 a. N. 500
q m, 900 4 m. 1000 4 m. 1t;O0 q m, 100 m,
100 D. m. 3;0O p m. 500 p N, 500 p m, $50
p m, e;0op m, 100 p. m, $500 p m, $3.50 p
m, II 90 p. m
Lave ELM uRoYI-a6:00 q m, 100 4 M, 500
q M. GOA m. 1000 a NJ LOO & N. 1900 m,
100 p m, 100 D m, 500 p. m. 800 p m, 5.J1
,. M, 800 p N, 1901 m, 500 p N, s;loR
M, f6.i0p.m.
Gladly except Sunday.
suNpAY-ChuFuh trains leave Elm Grove q
e:tS 4 n. and wheeling q l2.d pm.
H 3 WEIsGERRkR,
ocI General 4ahAgeE
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WOOL.

ERw YoRK, Sept. I2-Pig iron quiet; American
So 2Sal4 80 Copper quiet; Lake 50 62IS. Tin
strong; straits so 10.
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tSs srtSs eyId si selling lie saect d me
taIn IN Illinois and Indiana,
Oats active and higher
Trading In proytGio1s were OF 2 scanb eca1'eEeo
character.
wIEAr- Cab No. 4, e9S1<se. 10. 8 e2I(a7oci No.
red ssaest4e; septenbef s7aeol 9'tei peeern-
coESs-cds6 "a 4 l2j4c; september ~
l23[e; octobeF ii5Saig 3Sli2JSc; December ll9Sa
lS1Saisc; May ga $af633fo
9 94!So 6ssSSo No s ssg'pp eosSst ~
% 4a2sst4c; May 81 s5EaS271se
RYE-No.& nc.
FLAxEEED-Sl 0l.S
MIS- PoRK-caih and September SIS 10; 0e-
tober slb oOai5 s6al5 %; January us 76a1a iOa
I1RD-cash 8 eoas %: September 8 ooas s5Ita
60; October 3 sI1Eas 621SaS 4Oi January " '=ls4
s sISSR. IRsf SS,cash 30 sS September $40 o2
October o 5oaS 7Sastt5i January 81 225'SSaI %
Others unchanged.
NV York, Sept I'll Flour, receipts %, 90 bar
relS; exports 5000 barrels; sales 81 goo barrels
exports mao bushels; sales sS55 900 bushei, Of
futures aud MOO bushels Of spot; spot MARKET
| active: unyraded red e9a7ic; options strons
and higher; No ? red September !SaI!aI4ei
October T3IIfl7I1Sa75o; November Ioe4aIIaIIe;
| December 76La1S5fR7S1fG Corn. receipts Hyy'
| buAheis; exports 10000 bnSheilt sales l9ssI;
| 900 buIhels Of futures and 5000 buShels q
| spot; market strong aud higher; october 4ySff1
61a50c: November 10 pecefnbe wv
a5l 1a6l5Sc Oats, receipts l2feo0 bushels; e. e.
poftS 76tO0 bushels; sales $4,000 bushels Of tu'
lures and ~ 900 buAheis Of spot; market nEt Wy
and higher; No. 2 white sc; No. Chicago SIC;
| September t35Ec; October HGSq1SaS21Esc. Iat u
/ firm; western steam 50 12H; October y -,
November % 10; September Is q5 PORK nrlni
new mess ST. O6aI7 90 Butter quiet; western
dairy 1oSSNloc; do creamery 1Sa2le. G G1SSs.
arm Egg steady western 5sh s:sv Riss
firm. MolaSes nominal C6nee hrm At Poly ~
points higher: September 70, 2Qc; OCTOBER ley "
| iB,S0c; November Is, 90al6 l0ci December lbIoa
| 1850; January 16.70Gl5ss5o; March lhbOci may
l6.2Oa16.25c. Sugar firm.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Sept. 12-Flour active
| Wheat hrm: No. 2 red western, cash, lgHalci
September 70&R71o; October 114c; December
| 76c. Corn hrm at $40; western strong; cash BIC;
| September 60a60xci October 4eat9Hc. Oatt
firm; No. 2mlxed S6he. Hay fairly acttYei iali
70 choice S1S 60a16 ooI Rye dull; No ?, b2c. no.
Arm; fancy creamery 27a2Sc: choice 2la26c
CINCINNATI, O., Sept 12.-Flonr 1rmer, Wheat
higher; No. Q red Bic; receipts 1000 buGhelAj
45c. Oats easier; No. 2 mixed 2Skc' RyS
quiet; No. 2, G0c. Pork quiet at SO 80. Lard
firm at S 2o Bulk neats firm ut SO q. BACON
| firm at Sl2 Is. Whisky quiet Of 81 L Bnttel
firm: fancy Rlgln 2ac Cheese l1alSc. sugar
steady. Eggs arm.
PHILApELPHIA, Sept l2.-Flour firm. Wheat
fru1er: No. 2 red spot 70R701tc December 1oa
| 75I5c. Corn higher: December 4gNc Oats firm;
spot S51c; December Sas6c.
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/" pennsylvania Stations
[y.gllsg!val!aIIlg
TreIns Run BY Central Time

rrcKR4 OFFICES AT pExNsYfvAx1A STATION o
AT MoIUlK HOuGK, MHRELINa, AND At mrs
PENNSYLVANIA STATION, BEmdEFoRT.
eourHwEsF sYsFEN-rPAN HANppE RouTB."
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Cotton.

NEW YoRK, Sept. l2.-Wool steady: domestic
fleece 2Ol2sc; pulled 1sa25c: Texas l0alTc,
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wheeling Bridge & Terminal RY.

Time Table No, Q, TO tAto effcct 1901 q, m,
Sunday, July 0, 1S92
Leave wheeling toto. 1880, $500, aS:t5tio;oo
4. m, TAGS, o2:i0, AN. 1900 p. N.
Leave Peninsula tS:08 1905, 10 81, tl0s06
q m, t2:3l, Sl:38, ei:sG, 1900. p. N.
Leave Terminal Junction -, 1900, tl0:i7 &
m, III 80, 02:s0. 1914, i5;lL tS.25 jS:5ip, IA.
Iaayo Martins FeFry-f7:96, 1851, eiD;SS 8. N,
II 40, h9:SS, 1913, t5!lp. tS:82 f9.69 p m.
Leave Peninsula iGL l9;lt, s10:69 q m, tl:i9,
t2:48, t5sgS. lS:25, 1913, il0:06 p. m.
Arrive Wheellng-tIIo lo:29 e11;O5 q. m,
tI:65, S2.52, 1881, t5:sl, tS:tb, ti1:l1ip m.
eDlilY. fDaily except Sunday, l9undGya only.
An trains will run on Eagtetn Time
W. al Z RndC, L a w. trains viii not stop
between Martins Ferry and wheeling
lie TAUssIG, Superintendent
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LEGAL NoTIcEs
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Unon request Of r. q. Cochran. administrator
Of the estate Of D. u. Carey, deceased. and In
pursuance Of the Law in sueh csc made and
provided, have appolnted THURSDAY, the
18th day Of September. is91 commanding q 10
1901 ohapline ltTeet In the city OF Wheeling, IN
Ohio county, West Vit8inta, % the place for re-
catytng proof OF debts or demands against the
Said b 81. Carey Or hil estate:
Allper1onl having tlaims OF demands against
the said p. N. Carer or his estate afe hereby
notified 70 mako proof Of the same before the
undersigned q the time and place above Gp-
oiyen under my hand this 18th day Of August,
1888 % GEO. 3. z aILGHRI3E
Commissioner Of accounts d County Court Of
Ohio county WA aulSru
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To those who travel, or those who re-
main at home during the summer.
never be without sttmulant." Its
timely use saves the system from many
a shock, and as preventative OF dis
ease pipe whisky has always been
recommended. Max Klein, Of ALE.
cheney, is reliable dealer, who only
Keeps the psnesl liquors in stock. His
Silver Age, at 81 80; Dnquesne, as 81 %,
and Bear Greek, at 81 90 per full quart
each, cannot be equaled. Send for cata-
logue and price list (iuailed treel 70
Max Klein, SO Federal street. Allie
gheny, Pa, K.
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cncRsAu, O.. Sept lection higher; mid.
ding Sc
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vorR a10K IoHEs,

OF you are Ill worn out, really good tof nom
Ing 9 6 general debility: ~
twin cnf0 YOU. cleanse your hyeF, and give
Q GOOD appetite.
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THR ENan1sn sPARRow.

1t BIAS a Useful as Well as Satisfying
Mission to ELL.
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eDaIly tDaily except Sunday,
j.. E TERRY. Gen. Freight Pass Agent
JOHN BAILIE. 100 Market Street
I. P. DUNBAR, Union Depot jy6
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
On and after Monday, June 10. Passenger
Trains will run q follow: 'DaIS. tDaily II.
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Philadelphia Live stock Market.
PmLADELPluA, Saturday. Sept s.-The receipts
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Grain-NeW wheat, SaSOc per bushel Corn.
per bushel, ear from store, Sc Oats, out Of
store, western crop, 40alSc per bulhel; new oats,
50a85c
Rotg-Fancy roller mill winter wheat, wood
at s. 20 per barrel; paper g Is per Darrell spring
wheat MlnnehRhaA 70 in sack, q 80 per barrel
Old wheat, Famous s. 10 In sack, s. . In wood
Galaxy, = 50 10 suck, a 30 per barrel.
Fted-BInn StsAi9 per t0iiS n! diingS Stea2oper
ton. Hay, bAled. Sl6 00al700 per toni getllli
loose, new hay, $40 0Oai7 % per ton. D t.,'
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BuHer-Couutry choice, per h., Isa2Oc; coun-
try good 12A14o; creamery, 25aScc.
E6lS-Fresh In case, 12Gl3o per dozen.
P0ilIlr1J-Prlce per pound: Old ROSTERS, Sa4c;
chickens, spring, Sc; chickens, hen, Ease; ducks,
Sos gnFfnR ducks Dc
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrival and departure OF trains on and after
August q. 1874 EXPLANATION oP REEEnlNGE
MARKgt sDAilY; tSpnday oxOoptedi MONDAY
excepted Saturday excepted; Sunday only;
Saturday only. Eastern Standard Time
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THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Miss Nellie McIIenry who Is one Of the nerrlest
performers of the day. appeared last night at the Grand
Opera House In the iarcca play called 4" A Night at
the Circus and evoked the laughter OF large audi
cncc
Mr. Jefferson will appear on January l6 at the
Harlem Opera House.
The Manola- Mason Company, at Herrmann's Theatre,
last night effected a well-meant revival OF I. w.
Robertsons excellent comedy OF Caste"
Mr.. f. j. Henley. a good and welcome actor. APP
peared at the Union Square Theatre last night IN
play called "Captnin Herne, U. s A. and pleased
a considerable audience.
Nine Ecanora Duse-sad TO be an Italian actress
and also sdd TO be famous-vi emerge at the fHti
Avenue Theatre on January %, and VIII present that
startling and odorifcrous novelty, Camille The
anorous consumptive OF Mr.. Dumas's play has not
been seen Tor several months, and doubt her ardent
spirit her cough and her little bottle Of ood-iver oil
will elicit the usual response OF tributary tear; after
which she WILL perhaps. 70 10 Colorado. The climat"
Of New York IS somewhat severe for pulmonary lovers
Mr. Ptou's company headed by Mr.. Chauncey Oh
cott appeared at the Harlem Opera House last night
and gave pleasant performance In the play Of Ma
vourneen.'
Mr.. Han.mcrs,en. at MS Columbus Theatre, last
night presented thr popular and successful play Of
"The Lost Paradise II received with much
favor Ncxt week be Will offer the drama Of =" tn"
English Rose
Ada Rehan at Days Theatre. will be- seen As Lady
Teazle January l., when Mr.. DAILY VIII revive
1.-The school for scandal In the meantime she 1,
acting. very brilliantly. as Leti,ia HARDY In The
Bellies Stratagcm." No lover cf old comedy should
omit 10 hear Nil, Keban sing the milkmaid song.
Tennyson's pastoral 81 The FOrcstcr, l. underlined
for revival Oh the 24th
Attention Is again directed 10 til" performance that
will be given In palmer's Theatre to-day, for The
benefit of the widow OF the late Charlie, l.. Davis.
Those who attend Will do good deco and VIII ENJOY
doing IT,
Richard Mansii Id, who IS acting IA" South I'll
circuit, appeared last night at Charleston. >. {.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-10

se""emahs manoeuvres were 50 extraordinary that
Mr. heeley laid his cards ON tie table and looking
over al his partner said In his peculiarly dry way,
Deg your pardon, sir, but did you ever play whist
oeiore'" Tnbleau. Not many briefs for the scarcely
hedged barrister from that attorneys Office
THE HOWE MAY NEVER BE FIoATEp.
IL seems that there is chance of the Howe
being hoated this month. and confess that never
was sahgune that there was my taking into account
The vast amount Of blasting which has to be done under
such particularly unfavorable conditions. Far worse
IMAM ls however, is the that the naval officers
on the spot who may be supposed to be I'm the best
position for forming an opinion. beginning to
donbt whether She Will ever be foated at all II Is
stated that the rOncad Is settling down on the rocks
as from her enormous dead weight Is only natural
and that more extensive blasting Will be necessary
before she be freed sufficiently 10 attempt any
hoatng operations. In any the contracting
company Is not at all likely TO make anything
approaching the handsome profits which were at one
dino foretold. EDMUND YATES