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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31
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North Kansas Avenue. from Crane to First st.
Lot No 2 prin 81 %, int 4s total Al AZ.
% It of v 20 # and so It Of lot No 4, prin
% 81. int &C, total 80 IS.
S % It Of 9 80 it Of lot No G. prin 80. int 7sc,
total 10.
n 3 # Of W70 # Of lot No 4, prln 50, int SIC.
$50 1T Of 70 it of lot NO 6. prin 20 le, Int g..
total % 70.
# Of lot No G. prin 80, int 7sc, total
10.
Lot No S. prin % rs, int 8 10 total 33 81.
10 IT of lot No 10, prin II 81 int 2 o., total
Is It of lot No 10. prin Il Is. int 3 II, total
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

70 II OF IOI NO IaO PIN II %, M II, LoIlI
IA OF.
int 81. total 80 "a
S # of " s. fE Of lot No 176 and u 10 # of lot
No I7S prin 10 20 int 30. total Is IS.
Is IT Of W 371z # of lot No 178 and 375< # Of
lot No 180. prin 81 40. int %. total n 10.
l75z fl Of So fit of 10 &c of lot No IFS and
171z fI Of IS # Of lot No $50, prin II "A. inc
O6. total 10 90
Rear . # of Is # Of lot No 15C and rear % It
of ft of lot No IFS and rear 20 It Of 10 It Of
lot No $50. prin II CO. int TO- total 70 20.
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E 80 #. Of W 80 It Of lot No 13S, prln 81
int 1 GO. total 6 So
5oft Of " % # OF lot No 40. prin os. int o.
Z % # Of v 80 It of lot No 10. prin 4s. int
1 15 total S.
i % f of " 90 # Of lot No IA. prin z s5. int
L 90 It Of lot No 1ss. prin 81, int IS. total
s S.
i 60 # Of lot no 49, prin 81. int Al, total
9 o.
E CO it Of lot No 10. prin 2s, init 50, total
97C
+ eoft of lot No IA, prin 10 p. int 81. total
u OG.
Front 100 It Of lot No 100. prin p 81, int 2 81.
total Is d.
Front 100 # of lot No IL. prin Il o.. int ? II,
Front 100 IT Of lot No l1s. prin 70 o.. int ? II.
E p It Of W 50 # of lot No 100. prin As, int
&c, total So
sec. total > 81
" 5 It Of lot No 100. prin IS, int 44c. total
So
" Is # Of lot No III. prin 90, int sec. total
n . it Of lot No lis. prIn 90. int sec. total
? S.
Lot No 115. prin 16 Os. ms ? 50. total Is %.
= - III, prin 16 O5, int 50, total IS 81
% = 11s. prin 16 0ss int 50. total IS 81.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

Quincy street. North
Lot No 76. prin s. 80. int 10 o., total &C OF.
: % it Of lot No 70, prin Is IA, int SA, total
4 so it of lot No IS. prin 81 Il, int . g.. total
Lot no 50. prin Az p. int s 50. total - a.
N 30 It Of lot No 81, prin 81 AZ, int 67, total
Lot No sc. prin A q. int 50. total 50 Il.
50 it of lot No s., prin a 4S, int 4 20, total
\ 40 # of lot No IS, prin p %. int %. total
Lot No Is. prIn 81 50. int Il p. total n %.
4ot 40 z P Tn e y mt = t fosa y s9
5 4 of lot No 81, prin 3 Il, int 4 T. total
\ Il Of lot No 81, prin % II. int IL, total
Lot Lot SO s. s.. prn e So inf 81. total q g.
Lot No 81. prin 50 o. int Is. total 60 16.
Lot No 80. prin 81 O3. int 10. total 60 D.
S so IT Of lot No %, prin 30 e., int 81 total
n % it Of lot NO %, prin Is 81. int Is, total
< of lot No a. prin p sc int 4Is- total p %.
\ y Of lot No "a, prin y 80, int l3, total
Lot No 96. prin As %. int z. total 81 10.
Lot No 9S. prin - %. int =. total 81 10
Lot No 100, prin y os. Int -, total 50 p.
Lot No 50. Prln 20 20. int IL. total as 50.
: Is it Of lot No 81 prin Is 50, I'M ", total
c - it of lot No 81. prin Is &c. int n. total
\ . it Of lot No 81. prin Is Sc. int ". total
Lot No s., prin 46 Os. int 50. total q 80.
Lot 10 %. prin As q. mt 90, total Is 39-
Lot NO o.. prin ~ O9.inr 8 IS. total "a IS.
Lot No g. prn 80 20, int 1s, total 50 50.
Lots on Kansas avenue, paving Of Laurent
street
Il il front by s1k 1T rear of center 25 # lot No
81. prin y. int 49, total IS
n p fl lot No ST. prin Is 13 int Sc. total 70 fs
p f. lot No g. prin ~ "A, int So total Is a.
@ Is it lot n 50. prin d. int 80. total Is 81.
n 25 TT lot No IS. prln Is 81. Int 50. total IS "a.
. Il lot No s. prin Is 81, int So total IS "a.
G - # lot NO So prin 10 g. int = So. total IS 81.
Begin at the northeast corner Of lot 50. Kansas
ave- North Topeka thence westerly along north
line of said lot 30 feet, thence III ; + direction
l65s It 70 the center Of \ Is Of lot s.; thence
westerly along the center line of n aS To alley.
tn ence sOutherly along east line of alley 1913 f.;
thence eaSterly and parallel with nrst line 175
feet west line of Kansas avenue. thence
nOrthRriy along Kansas ave to beginning, prin
13 81 snT 90. total IL -.
Lot ST and begin the north line of lot IS.
Kansas avenue. 80 II westerly Of n + corner
thence in sou1heasly direction I51a A. 70 center
line Of n Is of lot S. thence westerly along
ter line OF n Is Of lot 50 20 alley Silence north
erlv along east line of alley 1zz II TO south line
Of lot 81; thence easterly 20 beginning. prin
50 81. int As. total 81 90.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

JACKSON Street.
Front 80 # Of lot NO l4s. prin 50. int 10, to-
tai AZ.
Front soft Of lot No 14s. prn d. int CSC. total
6 10.
Fronts ft of lot No 80. prin a. int csc. total
6 19-
Eos # Of front 75 It OF lot No 14e. prin Sc. int
42c total b.
3 4 Of fTont75 # Of lot No 14s. prin IS. int
35c total 3d.
. e Of front 70 IT of lot No $50. prin 90. int
35c. total 49,
p f Of 'front.' 1OOft Of lot No 49, prin SO. int
42c, total IS
3 # Of front 100 it ofIot No 14s. prin 50.
2 # Of front 100 ftOf lot No 49, prin %, int
Z 20 # Of lot No 14s. prin 7s. int o.. total
6 so
T 50 # Of lot No 14s. prin 50. int SEC. total
8 g.
E 50 # Of lot No $50. prin 50. int sec. total
6S
gftof 50 # of lot No 152. prin sse. int nc
total TO-
Front 100 # and 20 it Of e 50 # lot No l52,
nrin ID 0z. inf d total Ii %
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

First published July 81 1884. in the Topeka
State Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

total II As
Front 100 # of lot No 40, prin 10 d. int l IS,
total Z o.
Front 100 # of lot No ~, prin 10 "A, int So.
total L o.
Rear 50 it of lot No IS. prin 81. int Of. total
6
Rear so it of lot No p. prin 60. I'M SIC. total
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31

Lots on First ave-, E. Paving of Kansas avenue
from First to second streets.
n 90 it of lot NO 81. prin sc 81. int Ga, total
43 So
\ 80 # Of lot No 50. prin Sc 81, int Ga, total
43 30
5 % it of n 70 # of lot No 81, prin Il &c, int
3 IL. total 20 81.
s 25 Il Of n Is # of lot No 90. prin II %. int
5 . It Of Is it of lot No 1o1. prln II &c. int
3 II, total 20 81.
5 s. It Of lot No 81. prin IS 4s, int 6 &c, total
a 90.
50 it Of lot No 90. prin Sc 4s. int G sc. total
AZ 90
IS # Of lot No 1ol. prin se 4s. int &c. total
Lot No 1O3, priD 10 II. int 45. total % e2.
. =. 1O5, prin II "A, int 3 20, total 70 o.
- - 1Oz, prin 16 rs, int O3, total 10 81.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-07-31
Ordinance No. l72e.

AN ORDINANCE Ievying 2 special assessment
to redeem and pay One-ten tn Of the principal
the same being the eighth annual lnSCailInenb
thereof. and to pay the ghrh annual Install
ment of interest on the in Iernal improvement
bonds of the city of Topeka. issued for the
purpose OF paying the cost of paving and
curDlng the following named streets and ave-
nues IN said city. tO-IFlr. Jackson street. KAN
avenue. Quincy street. Gordon street
Laurent street. Second street. Third street,
Fourth street. Fifth street, Sixth avenue,
Seventh street, Eighth avenue and Nlntn
street, said principal and interest maturing IN
1895.
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Aoss ~ = = q -, pt's l.is " 80 1Soll -
:. rs. prin % 80. int 90 total q 50.
W % it Of lot No 70, prln 5 SO. int 1 %, total
So
I 20 # Of Lot No 70. prin II so. ints Is. total
" it of lot No 80. prin 4s. int soc. total
p rs ft of lot No 80, prin 10 ID. int A. total
% 81
" 3 Is ftof lot No 81. prin ? %. int 5sc. total
ls # of LOT NO 81. prin 20 81. int IS, total
a 81.
Lot No 81. prin "a 26, int s. total IS 62.
Jackson street.
Front 100 it of lot No 145. prin Is Is. int 81,
total Is 3d.
Front 100 it of lot No At. prin II II. int r.
total Is 81.
front 100 TT of lot No I4s, prin II n. int u,
total Is 3d.
w 50 It of lot No 145 prin , "a. int CSC.
total %.
NJ 30 it of lot No 147. prin So. int e4c.
total %.
total %.
lot 10 15l prin 16 As. int 90. total 10 IL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-24
GtabIirt lett 1851.
Henry Sehoellkopf.
CHICAGO, I'LL

Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 254 OFsRanoolpb=Str,
awiigen Sronflt1t= uno MartetsStr1B=
Gbtcagn SuS.
empfieblt fir @eibnodten unb g&euiabr:
2ted1te Ssiirnb. MISREPRESENTATION,
syetnc gtitrtb. speihe SebfmdJet,
SEeitte yei;rnb. WatiMe=&cbfudct,
3Wta rpnen>siino GltlcrsSe bftdDe tt,
1tebersuGerte Nisrnb. 9antpfnWNe,
JetmItc 8EautiGW. Spnia=Sebfmdem,
Bcriiher Sfaiteritein, @ct1sSebfndlett
9eutidDe @lrisz Sprin9 erie, RfcHcrntihe,
g )aumfonfeft, MnrSipatf,
IemtSG)e3 Sirtsett> poet &ttSelbtoo,
Wtobniarne cit, Minis, GarSartDnt,
0auiuobobnett, Scntid)es StpetldeahtuS,
9Gue Sprtcm frii d)er gtnne,
&ctbna d. tslid1ter, &tdbtetb0Itet,
Cobb tmD GiIbctidbatnt,
Sprit9 cEIco=S Sprnneit,
0cid1Glte btttere 1ito litbe WtnttOeIt,
GtGrnnat, Wprterans Ell d. alcn, Ncititen,
8etro6netc oemtldDe 8irneit, Yruneuen,
Scirlitc @d,tilla=GbncpIaoe, Gnfap,
9le dDtett Saoas tn0 Wtoffa=&aHee,
u d)tc &,cnu..S d)m. GcroeIattuurit
@cr6uG,erfe GSGiale brillte, 8dniefeuIen,
Ssettitc bon. 9sifd)ner S96rtngc,
Sitiee StSinara>Ssaringe,
Saf. 3aninr, 9lppetit=Silo, Sprottet,
SaIs<S 1roeuca, Jfou=$SGrtn9e,
WSariuirfe uuO cr6MGl crtc NiaIc,
GsIbzg3 ttnat9ctt, 8anSlebct<Xaltetett,
SSanlbttrscr 8iiGIitgc,
rs itpbdIiidbe S6infeu, =
seran5. 0tbfeft, Sbnntpt9tto1tS, &aperit,
atSts ariI ctt NOieit=SSaprifa, 9etro6ttcte NtISG
ne IN CT. Gtttf c1tJaIct sd nci5crfaI
Gp9nefprt=, HarrteIait=, Goanaer=R0Ie,
Seittitcll &itt err, &r6rtet=H6Ie,
@edbtea YArtier Sdnmpftabaf BON SnbbeG,
81 ben b~tIIi9ften 8reiien.
Henry ScBnOeiIkopE
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-24

Prusse, ipie Goltaire bitter bemerfte, vfiir
bic 190nen Mugen bes 8reuBenfOnigs," Elm
Nusbrud, Der nod beute fpri9pOrtli4 tit;
su leiben aber batten unter benz @treite am
meiften 49, bic 9sutf9en am Mobatpf.
Gobalb bic Siirfen tpieber nit ben 3ufen gu
fGmpfen baben, perben Die Irmenier Die
3ede be3dDlen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-24

iugenbliben MDrber fraete, fpesbalb ie bic
unfeltge Sbat begangeu, erfpieberfen fe qana
glet9gitltig, fte bGtten aus Der &prreftions<
unb @r5ie6un9sanitalt fortgepont. Die
8Ofepi9te tpuroen ins@efdngniB abgefiibrt.
IS TT otes fett etpa Sabresfrift Der atpeite
in Der Mnftalt b0rgefaQene Worb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-30
Ar rur InrlNG pLAcE 1nElTRE.

The popularity Of the Irving Place Theatre was
shown again last evening, when even the orches-
ira had 10 be removed 10 provide places for spec
ta,ors THE Doubling Thomas farce In three
acts by Carl I.aufs and ". Jacoby. was presented
for the first time. The piece has been great favor
tie among the theatre-g oerS In Germany. ana IL
WAS received with many demonstrations OF appro-
val and delight by the large audience IN Mr.. CON
REDS theatre last evening The scene OF the play
f. laid in d large German city. The nrs, act opens
at the home OF Ignatz DOH. a retired wealthy iner-
chant whose wife. daughter and ward. greatly 10
his ANNOYANCE, have become believers In spirtua'-
ism In order to cure them OF their iniatnailon
and seeing a chance TO have some sport he con
sents 10 make a test OF the hypnotic power OF ms
wIfe's nephew He pretends to fall asleep ana
up0n awakening to have lost all Knowledge OF ms
former self In this assumed conditoh ne 80 ,
out on q tour OF amusement. much 10 ms Wiz y
chagrIn He amuscs himself capitaly. but a
young physician. TO whom he had refused 10 give
his daughter in marriage. threatens 10 expose me
old reprobate unless he changes his NINA r'garu,ns
bis daughter. Before the marriage he apparently
comes 10 himself and the family is reunited ne
play IL extremely amusing and the mro situa.ioIs
kept the people laughing heartily; Ine ld,ts vi
admirably presented by the members OF AIT, on
REDS excellent company. VINO were reWhit'u '"
vigorous and frequent applause. Among those Hr-
serving special mention Adolf LINK. VINO TOOK
Ter: Max Hanseer as johann Jacob Ailehlorl' anu
Max BRA as DR.. Paul Wagner the play was pre-
ca5ed nv Itch Heirathc Meme Tochter' as cur
tain raiser This evening there VIII be p9pu,ai =.
,rice performance Of Schiller's "Kabalc una icDe'
which will be repeated tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-30
DIED.

BALz-At his residence No $40 Herkimer.s ProSR'
81 s,r wsnfi n he i SSys%'s Year of
nS in S Sunday morning. sav
Hse friends sdrs: Tg'epn aRd e.
G0 No SIS r. A. are respectfully invited to at
END.
n;an, 'anwher Of James W and Frances Colt
HARNED-on Thursday. November 70. Mrs. Julia II
Funeral services at late residence 30 Wls9nIs
Brooklyn. on Saturday December l. 1894 at O'CLOCK
HArcHrn swanton Vt. November 20 Eliza b Ade In:
stephen D. Hatch. Of New-York
JERoME-At her residence. Audubon Park mia Sny;
OF Addison Gardner jerome. in the se'eh''-se'e"' '
Of her age ., her late residence on Saturday De-
.n SsmSer l. at at w Z q a
s YEAR Marsare widow Albert Jessup and sister
Of the James w. stewart, Friday November 80. and
sTryGs at PS Sl Madsn orange County
1ss ns Of
barclay o anc Frday November 80 summit
st. at 23o ?. m. on arrival Of 1870 train d. l." q w.
LEAvITT-on Monday. November at his res'c S
Mention Caravan. France. James T. Leavitt' OF new
rnera, services viii be held the Church Of the Holy
Communion' 2oh-st corner Gth-aye.. Saturday morn
Please omit flowers. ,oo.
LvINGsToNon THURSDAY 2o q Hudson
Francis Armstrong Livingston. son OF me iar sos.
crime r Nissan Francis H. Livingston IN tue '"'"
r1neral services will be held ST. Philips Churen In
Tho Highlands Garrison Saturday. LIST OF Decemo
on arrival leaving Grand Central station al io""
O'clock -....1
MC,RTNEy-on the 9th inst. Letitia NJ NJ, vie OF
Rev David Mccartney aged "a years ana 10 uays.
The relatives and friends nved To attend the runsss
from her late residence. No. o22 iudsohs' q" f'os''
In,erment M Lee Mass Saturday.
REyNOIDs-On Thursday. November % Fanny stewsn:
wife OF Dr. NJ. Reynolds In the lniry-'t'h se"' "
Funeral at Plttsne:d Mass. Saturday. December !.
sANDFORD-On Wednesday. November ~ IN ner Ior'{'
sixth year Harriet Augusta Farrer. wire Oh f'e"'s -
Sanford. .n.o ,.,,s. 49,. nm Eria.v
her residence. 2o4c Maois"""'e' y" $1,000
November 80. at ] p. M
Int, rnnent at WoOdawn Cemetery
kindly omit flowers.
New Haven papers please copy
scuAsTI,Y-On November o. board 5. s. toe. en-
roue L, Bremen. George A. schastey aged "itS-"'s
services al his late residence. NO 33S west i"'V-
,bird-st This FRIDAY afternoon, az O'CLOCK. ,,
INCREMENT WoOdiawn the convenience OF e ia"'-
SMITH suddenly on Tuesday November r. 1894 James
w smith. aged 81 wears.
Funeral services residence 400 Bedioa-asss
brooklyn Friday evening, November 80 al eioeA'
Internent at Greenwood
Please omit flowers.
WILLIS Brooklyn, on November 20 Oh sppe"'''''
NJ Willis. ,.- ...-.s
ReatiVes and friends are invited attend the funeral
services al his residence. No ls9 Presdeht-sIs
Friday evening. both inst. at o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-30
CROWDS VIEW THE PORTRAITS

A strong popular attraction yesterday was the
nortraits OF women exhibition at the Academy OF
Design There especially large attendance
IN the morning. and In the afternoon ana evening
the galleries were crowded with brilliant assem-
hlapos The tearoom the occasion OF the last OF
tho THURSDAY teas which have been dehsh"u
features OF the exhibition, presented an animated
scene Flowers music and charming hostesse'
contributed to the pleasure Of the day. Io-moir""
will be the last day OF the exhibition when u ne'
for the benefit OF 81. Johns Guild ana the or'ho
pacdc Hospital ,. 81, ,,rs II
w GRAY Mrs John A. Lowery and Mrs Charles
de Rham jr. Of the Ladies Committee, asslslsl ~
Miss Oliver, Miss Marion Carey. Miss kernocnair,
Miss Fair Miss Gray Miss Aimee Lawrence Miss
Margaret Law rehce ana Miss Adehne ftoyt INi1ns
the visitors yesterday were senator ana ~
Henry Cabot Lodge, Theodore RooseveH;; , 1uuse
ingraham Mrs. Archibald Murray. Miss tTeIing
huvsen Mrs. r. dOremeulx, Mrs. J.. West f f~
welt Edward II. Kendall, Mrs. Frederic *. '" ms
Miss Ieatrix Jones. Mrs. Gaspar GrswoIu., i M,sn
Euretta Whitney. Mrs. Pnchot Mrs ilnaruii o JON,
p Haines o. Egerton Schmidt, Mrs; ho p, !
sturges Mr. and Mrs James a Burden Mr s pa,
Ter Harding Or. and Mrs watson OF l'os WI
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Winans OF Baitimorea' s sirs
Uoyt Miss Clementina Furniss MI ana MI VT,
cass Garfield, Miss Roosevelt MISS de Io'e ~,
Nrs F. NJ. Lathrop. Mr.. and Mrs. tiarenctc. ~ y,
Eoyen Miss Agnes Lawrence, H. lnti,Lop vi 90
NJ and Mrs W. +. Hayemeyer. James IL. Ii% ~
Valentine A. Blacque. A. Murray young ana "'''
r u Prince.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-30
POLICEMEN rs MORiL CENSORS.
SENT TO FIND OUT If THERE IS IMFRoPRiErf
IN LIVING PICTURES.

SENT TO FIND OFT If THERE Is lMFRofh'Hi
IN LIVING PICTURES
As a result of the efforts OF the Womans 'hris-
tan Temperance Union against the living pictures
nocen,en visited the various theatres last evening
where the pictures exposed. They were 'here
BY the order OF Superintendent Byrnes. The women
II appears appealed the Superintendent 70 sup
press the pictures on the ground OF morahty' ne
said that he would look into the matter anu give
them his decision at a later period.
Last night Captain Schmttberger, OF the le"-
der.oin Precinct received order from the super
intendent directing that he send a man 10 eacn OF
the theatres where the pictures were SHOWN Inc
poceman was directed to look upon the pictures
carefully and then report to the Captain MS opih-
ion as to whether they were moral or immoral
Pursuant t. this order policeman visited the in'
perlal Music Hail. Roster q Balls the uarueh
Theatre and Proctor's. The policemen detailed ior
this duty declined to say last night what .hey
thought of the exhibition from moral pom. ~,
view They will make their reports 10 Saptd,,n
Schmittb.rger to-day and the latter WIN mar, imanc
known the result of the observations TO the super
intendent II the report is favorable the living
pictures will continue 10 live. Otherwise they Will
die s,a oas no,
The women say that II the Superintendent does not
act they will II the police cannot prevent the III
moral exhibition they will appeal to the courts n
theatre managers bitter in their denuhclatiooh
of Lady Henry Somerset who, they say ~ a' '"S
bottom OF the whole affair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-30
DEpETYri0y or "CARMEN."

7, IA likely that the second performance Tor ne
season OF Carmen" which occurred at the 'le'''
nolitan Opcra House last nigh. was more ehJo'e'
~. N. audience than b, the management \ good
many ncople heard the performance and applauded
II but the crowd settled a good deal toward the
ION OF the house The orchestra floor ana me boxes
we're rather sparsey populated Aside from '"s.
the occasion was 4 thoroughly agreeable one ana
was worthy OF the holiday The principal singers
were the sane az on Monday night Miss '-e"e oe
IMssan appearing as Carmen Nine 'eio' 's
Ntich,e,o Edouard de Reszke az Escamllio ana
49,, ia paazke as Don Jose. The efforts OF these
,o,r mo, with the same deserved favor as before.
The east was completed 10y Mae Bauerme'sSSs,r ST., as
irraeoul,a Nine Van Cautern as Merceues. Sls,lo'
cromzesN az Morales Signor Carbone as Danearo,,
Sgnnr Rinaldnl a. Remendado and Signor VIVIAN
s/,,,tsyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-30
rrn IT rYr MARYyrR.s TEMPLE

Fivc hundred children were seated for their THINKS
giving dinner at the Mariners Temple. In o'Vcr
and Henry sits. yesterday This was an increase ~
oco over las, year Valentine O. Hall ana many oi Ms
friends were present 1t WAS n rare treat 10 81"
the children with their happy faces marching III
IIehrcws Italians Russians. Poles. Spaniards
,,.o,ci, Irish Africans and English fair repre-
eenta,lon OF lower Ncw-York. II was through 'he
kindness Of Mrs William d. Sloane and her daugn,
Ter Miss Emily V. Sloane that the dinner ha',
80 nr,vlIcd The latter brought number or
her enthusiastic friends assist her In serving me
children \ gentleman brought 100 maHnihcethl
hhrwean,her1uns 10 give 10 the girls. but when ne
saw; the large number present he remarked; wen,
ouess I am not in it. When You do things at me
Mariners Temple you do them on grand scale
sne Dinner closed with few words OF thanks
70 tho helpers by James Waterson. ana songs ny
10 chlidren The children OF the Band or hope
entertained a large audience In the evening with
sneeches and songs.
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1rolcr mil, ~ H. week ending December viii close
Orompy IN oil sassS al h's s oS 1880 A. M,
for Colon ami Panama per Advance ue,.els
directed per Advanee2 at 9:so M ,sapp .s
Ra and south Pacific ports per ,.c SoiGmI n C cs
ombaD: IL m. for Santiago Cuba per an
Getters Tor Ne.ezuea and Soomoa mus a o S,aI per
Ene Tower; at % p M for Buehe'ds' per o''s'e'
from NewOreans
sATuRDA AT a. M. Tor Europe per scotland
dIrect per $ Furnessia via Glasgow 1etters
mus, be directed per Furnessa: at m Tor Senos:
per = = Kaiser Wilhelm III uetters must be directed YET
Kaiser Wilhelm III at a. M for Brazli ana "a p,s
Janero and Santos for North Brazil must De az
reced per Coeridgo): at $3.50 a. M rupplsnen'TW,y
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make this one OF the most successful government
on the face OF the earth. BY its liberal acts nun
dreds of millions have been invested IN The sn North
and from the East to the West. thereby anoru sl;
to the farmers and traders cheap and rape srs acts
to all pars 1f this country. BY It's liperai e., CO.
the great blessing OF public schooling mas oe So
encouraged until there Is longer any excuse ior
illiteracy among the people. - -. az
For these and such other meritorious acts az
the Republican party has heretofore ,g train
ing or faith hvcked to its support at the rece ,
state and municipal elections. South ana 9th tSe
North and West resulting in browning II WIN W.
greatest and most respondent laures that IL ever
before achieved. .,-,
Your advice and labor during this last campaign
have been inestmable. and II the voters OF ne ne
whole country Will hereafter be governed by tne
tenor Of your article under the foregoing heao'hs'
they will never have cause for regret roN
M o., Rroadw,v New-York Nov. q. 1891.
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THE RIGHTS OF" cHARLErsArNT" RESPECTED

The unauthorized use OF plays Is one OF 'he ''''A,
common ennoyances OF authors and Manager anu
o.. thai, iast at present is attracting gooh zeal o.
e,;An,,or . few days ago the manager or the
Academy OF Music in Akron. ONO. announcer 'a'
he would give "Charley's Aunt on IhahhSsN','s
afternoon and evening. Charles froh"a" w.
owns tie right TO the play for this country, sf, ma,
warning M, n do IT, He then sent Alfred nay
man to see tina, the warning was needed Mr. nay
rar on Wednesday go; temporary in)uhc'on
against the production OF the play MT rio'''''a ,,
received a dispatch from Mr.. Hayman yesterday 'e'
ing how his mission had ended. The Judge opened
eour, yesterday morning purpose to hear 'he case
before the matinee and granted permanent h']u''c,
ton i, he's been the previous custom i" ''e. so.
this kind when the defendant was solvent 70
the Injunction and let the plaintiff find his remedy
IN a suit for damages after the performance was
given -, -
A German company which gives Weeky pr, pr.
Torrance In Cincinnati announced "Cnariey s nJn
for next Sunday night but dispatch was recel'es
last night from Henry Rainforth. the mahasse,, Az, ~,
Fixes Opera House. saying that ne hao '''
lhe performance.