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Perfect Organization.

nominees and platform Of said convention and
will use its best endeavOrs TO gain glorious
ana sweeping victory.
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LEFT A LARGE ESTATE.

Railroad King Who Had Nothing for
Charity.
MONTREAL. July 12.-Duncan McIntvre.
the Canadian railroad king who died three
weeks ago, leaves an estate of a million
ana nall. A month before his death he
gave his wife half million and each of
his sons, who were of age, 100000. His
three daughters received nothing and not
cent is given to charity.
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Good Shooting.

LONDON. July 12.-At a meeting of the
National Rifle Association to-day. with
Martini-Henry rifles. the ladies' prize.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

NE Dividend Notice - TIL Germ
Savings and Loan Society, 526 California
st.-For the haIf year ending June 80. 1894. q
dividend has been declared at the rate of five (5)
per cent per annum on term deposits and four and
one-sixth "a l-6) per cent per annum on ordinary
deposits, payable aud after MONDAY. July 2,
1884. lJe30 Evil GEO ToURNY. Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE COLLECTOR OF CUSTOMS
~ foft OF san francisco No Office Certain RoOdi
remaining unclaimed one year in bonded ware
houses VII be sold at public auction at the q.
appraiser store on MONDAY, July 90, 1894, .
az tue custom house on July lq, and also at the
Collector. iepq Pr at
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ANOTHER MISHAP.

f1ickok or the Yale Athletes Injuries
His Knee.
LONDON. July PA large crowd wit.
messed me practice work OF the Yale ath-
letes to-day. During the day Hickok hit
his kneecaD while throwing the hammer,
and was disabled from further practice for
the day. Much sympathy is expressed on
account of the repeated mishaps to men,
bers of the team.
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AN Able CONVICTED.

He Murdered Two People in Cold
Blood.
PARIS, July 12.-After four days. trial
Able Brunean was sentenced to death for
having murdered Able Fricot, at En-
trammes last January. Brunean was
proved also to have killed Nine. Betedaise,
a florist.
Brunean is cool and protests his nno-
cence. He admits that he once led loose
life, but reformed some time ago.
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STILL WRANGLING.

MIR. Pepper Is Given Some
Back Talk.
CLUNIE CATCHES A TARTAR.
Characteristic Meeting of the
PuriStS.
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the games will be the Maharajah of Clutch
Bahr. Consul-G General Collins, w. W. AS
tor. Lord Chief Justice Russell and George
]. Gould
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MALE HELP WANTED.


"a ANTED-DRILLMASTE FOR A SMALL
~ school; one who can instruct boys in gym
nastic exercises IN some useful industrious art
must be 4 strict dfSciplinarian and man Of
moral character: salary $50 a month, with room.
board and washing. Apply at w. ID. EVER u
CO.'S 626 Clay st.
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Knocked Down by a Car.

Bertrand Duperrau, an old Frenchman, was
crossing OFarrell street at Stockton yesterday
afternoon, when h. was struck by cabe.car
and knocked down. He was picked up uncOu-
sciOus and taken 10 the Receiving Hospital In
the patrol wagon, where it was found that he
had received an ugly scalp wound and slight
shock 10 his system.
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BOARDING WANTED.


BOARD AND ROOM WANTED FOR AN OLD
ID lady In a respectable Protestant family with.
out small children; German preferred; north OF
Market ST. and not too far Out state terms Ad-
dress NJ. c. box $50, Cali Branch ONCE.
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If you have not obtained picturesque
California now is a good time to do so. Get
all the back numbers and be sure of the COM
DIefe SET
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW

ATTOKNEYS-AT-LA
4 DNlCE FREE; DIVORCE LAWS A SPECIAL
- ~ corrections, damages, wills, deeds. etc ;lOW
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HELP wANrED-CoNT1NUED.

IA OMAN FOR HoUSEwORK ON VINE
W yard, Sonoma County, so per month ana
found MURRAY Il READY 634 Clay ST.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

Startling Discovery Of ii
Negro knocked 0ht

NtRNb Nhothtu VII .
Special Dispatch.
Ardmore. I, L. April IN
gentleman from Purcell ycW
pondent learns that probait /
and murder were commilisa Il
place Saturday morning Az
O'Clock in the morning a srii
occupied by sahm Hon Lex,
man as a laundry, was dlscgl
fire. The building burned ysr
and was soon a seethlng y
flames, on Friday night NAN
tom OF the celestial to wuk
all the night to have his cloths
for delivery Saturday. AZ daylnj
urday the charred remains cip'
naman We're discovered IN %
The physical conditions as vi
position Of the body bear eu'
his having been murdered IL
red skeleton was fifteen fesl
cot on which he was accuila
sleep as shown by the spring
cot.
sahm Hon Lee was O ven
man and had saved about ~
he always kept in his liu
part Of his wealth CONSISTED
$50 dollar gold pieces. A caNs
OF the premises failed to -reY'A
the melted coin. Foot trsen
traced from his house p ths Y
river and We're found again % y
lahoma side.
This with other informaslm
herds of the officers is being
used and the officers are mahn'
effort to ferret out the cline
A quiet wedding at the ~
church at Gainesville, Tex ~
united for life Mr.. Jack Dat
Miss Alice Morse both q ~
MIR. Darrell is the gentlemana
flcent bookkeeper OF the AVE-
ard Milling company, whl's
is the proprieress Of ne
Inn" Both have a host Of irl'..
They will make Ardmore 'ne'
home.
Bud Appllng OF stockton, ~
Sam King, colored, Of Wa,
were matched to fight q x.
contest last night at the WI
club room for purse Of 'le
co negro was to have the w
could stand with the caliioin,
rounds. About eighty local
present. In the second rosna
fornian got in a blow on ine \
jugular which dazed him q, 4
TO come to time at the emo :, n
seconds. the fight was deela'~
pllng.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23
AN AGITAron IlILLnp.
While Trying to Innugurate n strike
He Is Stabbed,

BY Associated Press,
New York, April GA special to
the World from Bluehelds, w. Va,
Gays: Patrick o'Brien who came here
with other agitetors from Ohio and
Pennsylvania to try and induce the
10000 miners OF the Flat Top region OF
West Virginia to join the great coal
miners strike was killed today at
Turkey Bridge O'Brlen had finished
an address to the miners, composed
mostly OF negroes and foreigners. I'm
which he urged them to throw down
their picks and demand better treat
ment and pay from the mine owners.
A foreigner OF the name Of Hanson.
sprang upon box and addressing his
countrymen said: This man would
deprive your families Of bread. when
there Is nothing to be gained by strlk-
ing' Hansons remarks were inter
preted to o'Brlen In Thomas Brides
saloon. O'Brien demonstrated with
Hanson for opposing the strike, and
Hanson retorted with; you are here
for the purpose of doing my people
harm" The lie was passed and Han
son, backed by an excited crowd OF
his couutrymen, drew a Ionu-bIadad
knife and plunged It into O'BrIen's
body repeatedly killing him almost in
stantly. The murderer then fled to the
mountains. The other strike agitators
have disappeared since the O'Brien in
cident More trouble Is feared as the
miners are steadfast in their purpose
not to strike,
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five shall elect twenty other per.
sons eminently distinguished in litera-
ture. arts, etc. The twenty-five
elect are to constitute CON
tinuous body. They are given
the power to establish a name
and to fln vacancies by electlng new
members 80 that the quota of twenty.
five shall be preserved. Section Of
the bill provides that the librarian o,
congress shall set aside n chamber
in the new congressional library fol
the use Of the body, with suitable at
PENDANTS. pages, light and the use of
all books and material in the posses
sion OF the library. Prof. Spofford's
bill also adds provision that the body
shall furnish reports to congress on
memorials concerning language or lit.
erature which may be submitted tc
congress from time to time The pur.
pose OF the bill is to create an organi.
cation in this country similar to the
Immortals Of France and the National
Academies Of Great Britain. Germany
and other countries,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23
AN EMBARRASSING POSITION.
National Fish Commission Cannot
Collect Data,

BY Associated Press.
Washington, April 22.-one of the I'M
forseen results OF the seal legislation
just perfected is the embarrassment Of
the national fish commission in its eff
fort to collect data necessary to the
scientific study OF the seals. For some
years past the commission has been
engaged in this work II has obtained
all desired information relative to the
seal that could be collected at the
rookeries and along the shore, and now
It is necessary to the completion OF the
investigation that seals be taken In the
open seas, just as is done by the Pel-
ogic sealers, in order to settle ques-
tions of Importance concerning their
breeding habits. The commission has
sought permission to kill about 100
seals in this way, and the same priv
ilege is sought by the Canadian fish
commission, which is pursuing sim
liar line OF investigation But the
laws adopted by the United States and
Great Britain are sweeping IN terms
there seems to be no authority COM
petent to grant the permits. and unless
1t is adjusted by negotiations the in
qulries into the condition OF seal life
in the open sea must be indefinitely
suspended.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

By Associated Press.
Louisville, April gi.-- cleveland won
today's game. through IIemmings
wildness and a foolish throw by Earle
Score
Louisville ...........O oi 90 0 o 0 OIL
Cleveland ......3n 900 IS
Hits-Louisville. s.; Cleveland G.
Errors-Louisyiile g; Cleveland. 2.
Ba;tcrlcs--Iiemming and Earle' Cup
py and thinner.
Brooklyn. New York, April a.
Brooklyn. 0; Boston, g.
AZ Baltimore Baltimore, 4; New
York O.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1o;
Washington, p
AZ New orleans-New Orleans, %;
Memphis, 3.
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, s; Chi
cago. o.
BY Associated Press.
New Orleans. La, April 22.-New Or
leans, .; Memphis. g.
Louisville, Ky, April 22,--Louisville,
2; Cleveland, Q.
Cincinnati, Ohio. April 22.-Cinein-
natl. 5: Chicago. &.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ?, CLEVELAND
AT cinclnnatl-chieago 4. Cincinnati
AZ New orleuas-Nemphis New or.
leans o.
AZ ST. Joe. Mo.-Mlnneepolls 4. St
Joe o,
At st, Louis-MIlwaukee l. st. Lou.
At Nashville 10. Mobile 12.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23
HE sauAxpnnnp mLLIoxs.
Was Left n Colossal Fortune and
spent II An Lnyishiy.


BY Associated Press.
London. Aprl PA Paris dispatch
TO the Daily News Gays that Max Lee
baudy. who. It Is stated. caused th5
arrest Of Count de Tailyrand Perlgorda
was LEFT sl5.OOoOo0 lie borrowed large
y from Insurers. owing to the fact that
he was unable 20 live In the style he
liked on a few hundred year allowed
him by his mother who dreaded the
corruptlng Influences Of money upon
her SON on coming Ut age he declared
that he had sown his wild oats ana
paid on many Of his debts and en-
gagged a lawyer 10 effect a compromise
bn fair terms with the usurers who held
bis paper
Last March Lebaudy advertised that
certain bills bearing hts forged sigma
ture were In circulation and would not
be plid. Count Dc TMlyrand Pcrlgordn
thought that the advertisement con-
-erned him and be publicly protested
against Lebhuiys announcement The
;ount said that Lehaudy had given him
sight bills of $1,000 each, payable in
iIay. I.ebaudy's principal charge
raiHst che prisoner Us that he gave
aim bills 20 the amount of $4,000 20
ave discounted for him, The bills
we're not discounted and I-ebaudy asked
nat they be returned 20 him. lie de-
hares that Instead VI the original bills
Dc received forged duplicates which he
ore Up. thinking at the Time they We're
me originals. BE recently was cons
,rgnted with the original bills, where
1pon he Informed the police and the
.rrnlt follnHal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

BY Associated Prose.
Chicago. April 2i-The city council
on licenses, agreed today to recommend
for passage an order declaring It to be
The sense OF the council that the mayor
shall refuse 70 grant license for rae
ing in the Washington Park Jockey
club. To clinch the matter the com
mittee also passed an order declaring
that no license for racing shall be Is
sued until after application has been
made 20 the city council and the coun-
Gil has approved Of the same.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

BY Associated Press.
Memphis. Tenn. April 21.-Before the
Pastime athletic club tonight Danny
Needahm knocked out Mike Ryan In
the second round Of finish fight. II
was Needham's first appearance in the
ring since he Injured his wrist about
two years ago. The men weighed 100
pounds each, Ryan is a wicked rusher.
but he was no match FOR Necdham In
point OF science. Jimmie Casey and
Johnnie Collins viii fight before the
club next Tuesday night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

By Associated Press.
Riomond, Ind. April 22.-George
Royce Of this city. light weight cham
pion Of Indiana. and Charles slusher
Of Louisville lightweight champion OF
Kentucky have been matched to fight
In May for purse OF $1,000 at 1873
pounds. slusher is the man who whip
ped Vokcs in Kentucky recently. HIS
hackers think him a world beater
Boyee also has good record. The
fight win be near Cincinnati
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23
LANn orrIon DECISION.
About 1900 Acres in mississippi Ar
fected by the Ruling.

By Associated Press.
Washington, April 2.-Commissioner
LamoreauS OF the general land ONCE
has rendered decision denying the
right Of the Gulf and Ship Island rail-
way in Mississippi to make selections
Of land under the act OF June %. 1874.
The commissioner bases his decision on
the ground that the company by ac-
cepting the conditions OF the forfeiture
act OF 1890 relinquished any claim It
might have made under Its original
grant to land which had been disposed
Of by the United States subsequent 10
the attachment OF the company's right.
Such lands, It is held, should be treat.
ed as excepted from the grant and
forming no basis for selection under
the action Of ls74. The decision affects
about 1900 acres OF land in the southern
part OF the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23
the DEATH ROLL.


By Associated Press
San Antonio, Tex, Aprn 22.--Gideon
Lac, wealthy real estate owner Of
New York City and well known In bus
mess circles Of that city. dropped dead
at a boarding house here this evening,
heart failure being the cause OF his
sudden demise. Deceased was 10 years
OF age and came 70 San Antonio a few
weeks ago to look after extensive prop
erty interests in this part Of Texas. lie
leaves wife and three children. His
remains viii be shipped to New York
tomorrow.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

Three Nsgroc- Taken out OF JAN
aud Hanged.

BY Associated Preas.
Sheffield. Ala April 22.-Three ne
Ero men who were In the county Jail
At ruscumbla Ala. In default OF
bonds FOR $500 charged with burning
the barn Of o. c. King. near leighton.
Ala. seven miles east Of Tuscumbia,
about a year ago. We're taken from the
jail about T. o'clock last night by
about sixty musked men and hanged
to a covered bridge over Spring crock.
in Tuacumbla, Each body had about
nifty bullet holes In It when cut down.
The sherin aud deputies were attend
irg Masonic banquet at the time. and
left the shcrin's son In charge. The
lynehers broke into the jail ana Sc
cured the prisoners before the young
man In charge could raise an alarm
Of resist them
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

BY Associated Press.
Iron Mountain, Mich April PA
prize fight took place Mt Pembine. near
here. last night between billy Mosi
Of Holmes Camp and Ia Chspelle Of
Menominec. La Campelle claimed
foul in the eleventh round and was
awarded the fight, Moss had his jaw
broken In two places in the seeosc
round. but made a plueky fight not
withdrawing.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23
THE FIRR RECORD.


Special Dispatch.
Denlson, Tex, April 22--A portion OF
the Muller block, located on Main
street, was partially destroyed by fire
about o'clock this morning. The
origin is unknown but supposed to have
been the work Of incendiary. The
building was occupied by S swartz-
berg dry goods ana j. A. Hogue. mill
linery. both stocks being total loss
which viii foot up in the neighborhood
OF $4,000. while the insurance will not
go beyond $4,000 Damage to building,
5000. fully covered by insurance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

The Estimated Expenditures for tho
Year beginning July, 1898.

BY Associated Press.
City OF Mexico. April 22-rhe com
mittee on the budget has made tho
following estimates Of the expenditure
OF the government beginning July
1895: Legislative. power. si.005.622; ex.
scuuve. ,5o.s77s0; Judiciary. s47s,0Ss9o
department Of foreign affairs. s51ess5
interior, s2.55e Os5: Justice, sl54o,s27
promotion. 'sOS. oss.7e; communications
fi4sf.7s61o; treasury. t2i.5os, s2i.io; war
and marine, slo.8sl. ss7f2; total. tis,i2s.
Ieo.i0i estimates Of Secretary Llman
tour. si4.2i5.siO.52; increase. ti9ie.
1881.
The increase IS due TO the govern.
ment difference Of nearly two millionf
IN It's payment Of customs on the for
clgn debt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

By Associated Press.
Los Cerrlnos, N. NJ. April 22.-The
james Flynn-Herman Fraser fight for
the weller weight championship OF the
Southwest, resulted In a victory for
Flynn. Fraser was knocked out in the
eighteenth round. He was badly
punched. Besides purse OF $500 at
least $1,000 changed hands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

BY Associated Press.
Cripple Creek, Col. April 2e,--John
Iomax, a Splinter from Coal Creek,
defeated Billy Trumbull In iOo-yard
race today. The crowd. which num-
bered at least 1000 people, Witnessed
the race, and over $500 changed hands.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

stratfcrd. where he was taken into
custody at o'clock this morning. A
quantity Of anarchistir literature and
many important documents were found
IN his rooms i'errara was taken 10
the Bow street police station IA a cab
nnd locked np. lie viii be arraisned,
probably tomorrow to answer a charge
OF being In unlawful possession Of ex-
plosiyes
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

0pNNTNI ITaTHNNU.
Cooper, Tex April 22-The resi-
dence Of VIM, NJ Grammar
on his farm, two miles east OF here.
was burned at Il o'clock Thursday. The
family was away from home and every.
thing was burned,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

Special Dispatch
Troy Tex, april 22--Mr. Dan VIII
hnins, a farmer, living two ana one
half miles south OF Troy AZ about half
past O'clock this evening AZ W. II.
Hardy's, while playing a game OF
marbles. fell dead from heart disease,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

Special Dispatch.
Washington, Aprn 22.--A. W. Ter,
reil, minister OF the United states to
Turkey reached Washington tonight
on his way home for a short vacation.
While his experiences abroad have
been most pleasant and interesting. he
refuses TO speak for the press as unbe-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

BY Associated Press.
charieaton. W. Na e. ~
best information obtains Il. y
coal operators indicates s, )
any, OF the Kanawha
out.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

ny Associated Press.
Appleton. wis, April 22.--Joseph Brett
Schneider, a well known and prosper
aus furniture dealer Of this city. com
mittcd suicide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

points In Illinois show that the miners.
with few isolnted efiicepiioLa. obeyed
the order from Columbus to strike. and
nearly all OF the mines In the great IL
iinols coal fields are now idle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

Honey Grove, Tex, April ss,.-Honey
Grove and Ladoma played game OF
ball at Ladonia yesterday. The score
stood "a to %, in Ladonia'a favor.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

The heavy white and ecru laees now
N favor and embroidcries in open de-
signs, imitating lace. viii be used for
mer.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

Celeste. Tex, April 22-some time
last night an empty car on the Mia
souri,. Kansas and Texas switch burned
Supposed - have been set on fire.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

Special Dispatch,
Houston, Tex, April 22--Galveston
won the game Of ball today by score
OF II to 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23

coming in n government o.
will remain here several daysr
go direct to Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-04-23
Impure Bid
opens the Way for II.
Hoods sarsaparIlla Mi.
Blood and Cures NJ

f~ 06NCu I|n'I..
1t is with pleasure that We ~
the testimonial OF Mr.. a. NJ. "a Z
known in Florida, and to Tie ,r,,,
having for years been a rallro.1 ~.
duetor aud later, ticket sgentot n,
&C. !. Hood 8 Co., Lowell, Mad,
Some three or four years asof =.
in reference to the good my Il, I.
from tile use OF Hoods safs,e.','
allow me to say that the salua Il
mother became
Frustrated With MsI,4'
and Hoods sarsaparilla has ans Il
with satisfactory results, / Do N n
can flnd much better looking AL
eight years, than our boy For N u
health his mother and also myseia.l
tho use Of that most valuable ns,1
Sarsaparllla. His trouble beia-
medicine was an afIlictlon with bs1 y
eral breaking out all over his bods N
from such suffering the child bees,
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-16
Pauline Hall Coming.

At Chic Opera House, on Friday
evening, the 10 instant, the Honey
moOners will bring forth the talents
and charms of Pauline Hall aud the
buffo Richard Golden.
c. M. S. Mcclellan (the editor or the
Town Topics) the librettist and VIM.
Furst (the composer of the Isle of
Champagne) have wrought together
in giving The Honeymooners to the
public this season. They have sue
ceeded in the creation Of three hours
of mirth and melody worthy of their
regulations, while Miss Hall has sec
onded their efforts by giving the opera
brilliant setting and surrounding
horself with a company of admirable
artists.
Mr.. Richard Golden is the comedian
at fabulous salary
Miss Caroline Hamilton is the late
prima-donna of the Bostonisns.
Among the other principals are John
W. Ramon. r. Duke Taxson, Eva
Davenport, and others.
The chorous is the living sy mposium
of beauty and song.
Among its clever numbers are Miss
Halls "rake it Home and Give it to
the Baby" Richard Golden's "The
Ghost That Never Walked" snd their
duet "The Dainty Little Morning
Glory"
Altogether mn effort more inditfer-
ent to cost and more wisely cast has
not been made in the field of comic
opera for many seasons.