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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-14

| At the "Sprnt md Grldiron,N
Lindsay, entered the house, and, max.
ing their way to its principal room
found there, seated and drinking at
different tables, about twenty men OF
the very lowest stamp.
| Not one of them on whose brow thief
and ruttian were not very legibly writ.
| ten. @
About to step into that pandemo-
mum, Emmeline's courage, for the mo-
ment. failed her. and she shrank back
dismaved. and remained unobseryed
just without the door of the room.
AS Darlington entered every eve was
fixed upon him, half-fearlessly, half-in-
quiringly, and seemed to express:
lis it me you are looking fory
AS Darlington glanced from one to
the other OF those men in search 81 the
particular one he had expected to#find
there, the trepidation Of all became
more and more apparent, when Nicksey
suddenly started up from the further
end of the room, shouting out:
Its all right, gentlemen; don't be
uneasy; it's 4 pertickler friend of
nine"
Which speech appeared to convey
sembled company.
But for his unmistakable voice, Bar
rington had not again known Mr.. Mex
sey, so changed now was that gentle
mans outward appearance-so resplen-
dent was he now in a new and very
gaudy suit of clothes of many cOlors.
Excuse me-" said Nicksey, making
his way towards Darlington. and shall-
ing hands with him. 81 didn't see you
afore; 1 was busy conversing with that
gentleman in the white hat ana the
black eye'
At this point Emmeline crent tim
idly into the room, and towards Bar
rington.,
Nicksey, seeing her, thrust Eser55vio-
lenuy away, crying:
Now, young fellow, who are sou:
What do you want eh?"
With great effort Emmeline prespry-
ed herself from fainting.
Darlington, III a moment, placed Him
self between her and her assaillnt pre-
pared to defend the poor girl.
'"Touch him again at your peyii,"
Noel said, threateningly.
And on their feet were instantly
every member of that dclectabi, con-
pany which now crowded the ':.Spiat
and Gridiron," and thor hands were
on the weapons, which they were pre-
pared to WELD; that is to say, bottles,
jugs and glasses.
Undaunted by these threatening APP
pearances, Noel continued:
ITO BE CONTINUED s3a
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-14
Fast TeleEraDllinS.

In September of last year a Man.
chester. England, packing company
had occasion to telegraph to their man.
ager at Victoria, B. G. The message
was handed in at the office of the
cable company in Moult street, Nam
chester; trial of speed was attempted,
and the answer came back in ninety
seconds the total distance by the wires
being $4,000 miles. Equally sensation
al was the dispatch and receipt of Il
message over the New York and Lon
don wires in five seconds, feat per-
formed in October last.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-14
New Surgical Device.

At q recent meeting Of the Royal
Society Of London was exhibited an
appliance for keeping up the tempera-
ture of patient during an operation.
It is called thermogen, and is in the
form Of a quilted cushion, with fine
wires inside. It is designed to do away
with blankets and hot water bottles,
as the desired degree of heat is OBJ
tanned by means Of electricity.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-14
The Usual Difference.

Lady-I see you advertise good"
butter, fine" butter, extra" butter.
best butter and "gilt-edged". butter.
What is the difference?
New Boy mot very we'll trained-The
.gllt-edged' butter is fit to cat; the
rest fsnt.-Street Y Smithla Good,
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-14
She Knew.

Suitor-That's all right. may be
poor, but am certainly deserving.
Miss Observation-Disclosures why Won
are poor. It's the undescrving Who
get all there in this world.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-14
H0use.Huntinn

Newwed-That's perfect angel of a
cottage: Don't you think so?
Bfide-Well. it certainly has wings.
II that's what you refer to.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-14
Too Beautiful Ter Him.

Mrs. Brownstone-l think Mary's.
music professor has a beautiful touch.
Mr.. Brownstone-I should saw. he.
had! Seven dollars a lesson.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1895-03-14
Up to Date.

Mrs. Hicks-Harriet has got a, new
bicycle rig that is simply scandalous,
Hicks-Oh, we'll girls will be bows
you know.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-11-30

.chor de un semcjante suyo. Zero q
hombfe cruel y sanguinano es presa
de negros rcmordlmientos, 81 propia
concicncia lc acusa y Ia sangre irocent
te .derramada clama al cielo en- contra
suya por su iajustlcia y dureza dc CO..
ra1on. 81 aplausos pasageros acompa-
nan sus actos de seyeridad, no lc salts.
lacen, porque claramentc conoce que
Ia reproduction universal le persigue, j
que hasta los mismos que lc aplaudcn
ahrisan mtctiormente despcgo y deSa
probaci6n de sus hechos l'cll arucl
que deiindose eyar de los nnpuIso-
de un com1on san0 reconoce que en-
csta vida transitional Ia mayor iclecidad
consistc en- hlccr bien, ) que ni sapc-
uondad dc lnteigenc,a, nj anlipalla
dc raaa, nj los impulses de IN orgulIo
desmedido pueden dispensarIc de ac.
tos dc seyeridad en- los cualas dcbia
habcr dado enuada a la cIemencia, j
eI pueblo, que en- coniunto no Sc enga-
na iamas, ha eNhaItado Ia mcmona dc
9uuall1S hombrrS oua ge han becbr
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-11-30

POGO, lertH publlci.tas dr perltdicos es-
tan ul corr Cntc dc Ia lcy Iue rige toe G d sus-
cripc u1ra fnrd que no urctcXte iguofane q
suhfr ~ particular. in.er nmns q continuation la
dO7iUidI de- iH cnrtr de Jos Esnius tuidns
los Nncfiors cue nl dnu den exprcsa 4
To cuuttuu se cons de M como que qutercu re-.
upNar sus tuscliriuncs.
a D. sIscr'ous orlenau IN 4. scont nua-,
oidu de ~, perI0llrus rl puid ,ista puede cuutl
uuur rnti dulo hasia Que t0dus las sdesIdos es-
ten pAtHius
sttfs susrltlfcs nexiVon o rctsas saeaF
tuN peGol.ru- dc ia est-lcia que les van dirlIi.
dI- cl us sud frspuusabl hnsinquc ha an ARE.
giadO las cucutns ufdCua1o dcacnufnuu Ia.
N 'Os tu.cfit0res sc tra.ladan utru puntn
IN iui lpHr NJ pullic 'tay 81 peri0 iico ~ les
cny yn ia direction DC ant +, 81 IS on fespousa
blrs
s. Las cogtes han decll do one rehusa- sarar
los parot.y0s dc la taiota o irHsporinrso 4 utro
iugir drinr.os siu facar ~ Cytdeucia prilna
lurtc d. ifHude iulcuriunadu.
d ~i los rusrrl uffs UuEaa Adei#niato, esian
lhl'pudHH iinr uyisa vi iu de "a tiempu ~ Quic-
rem con iuuHr iOmnnd0l0, DO Oira mnuefa u pr
hl DlstH es,a Huiur1tdu ara cmhcnrlu II sus-
r.tut ~ rtspuusuh hasiu guC re 40 uoiicla cX.
] p.rsaBl puh.irislH iunamene con Il Iago do
I tol0s los aduudur.
. las utimus lcycs tostales son tale. que los
rnrli isia, de pui0dicos puclcn arrestur gda.
. z tvulem poe ffIu .r, que tn tl Tcfi0dirn re-
hup pugnr p1r H. halu esia ley IA ~ s0na
gu' pemliu tOutieunr ~ suscfiriOu p.r alWun
/ tumpo siu UugHrln lucgp uIdCut dc dcse0n
tmuHra o dlrIa nl esinleteFo dc marcuflQ "fe-
hUuin' y hHee gus te le euYle NJ puhllCisiH
uUu'uIrih purtul nn.ihtundula NJ eArouo q
sorurirsiudo muludl 10 mismO cue por robu
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-11-30

III Lines IS 4 las de Ia lardc Ia
iunta vino dc uucyo al orden
III ST. wesi4cnte declare que csta-
ba en- 6rden que los deIcgados dielan
su iniormc scgun oricbado.
Sobrc mocion dc Don Juan Segura
IA comisI6n di6 su uiormey dijo que
en- Ia jantl 4 Ia cual cIJos habiau sldo
mandados iCprCscu,ar 81 prcclnto No
"a habia slIo nomhlado como name
iaIor dc Ia mcrccd dc San Miguel del
Balo Don .ugeaio Romero en- ayuda
dc Ia cumisldn central dc dlcha mer-
ced.
Los schores Nestor Scna y Manuel
Tafoya dlcron al mismo tempo algu
mas cxpUcaciones sobre 10 mismo al
mismo tempo cndosando cl inlormc
&c Ia deloglci6n y reco1ociendo conc
favorable q los senumcnlo, de ngU,lro
pueblo
~ sr prcsiicntc d1o que 81 cua
era cl placer de aquelIa jun,a sobre &
rcportc DC los delcgados.
Subrc mocion de Don Pedro A
MARTINEZ y cnmendada por Don Mar
COS 1afoya el iniorme iut rcabido )
adoptadoy Ia comi,i6n dcscaygada
Sobrc mo,j6n hcoha y adoptada fu.
propues,o de- que los procchmicnto
dc estas iunlas luepn publIcados Ct
| H. lNpFrENpIfSrb dc Las Vegas.
MANUEL IAroYA, prcsidcnte.
ROMAN GALLGGOs, Sccfetafio.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-11-30
JINTA PjnLICA

SAN tNS " ~. NOV. y ie lN}
Edltor de ELl Is ErENplENrs
Una junta pdbica tut tenida este
dia con el fin de transar negocios per
tenecientes / la merccd de San Miguel.
Fue nombrado presidente Manuel
raloya, vice -presidente Marcos Talo-
va y secretario Roman Gallegos.
El ST. Nestor Scna eNpic6 el objcto
dc la junta y djo que habiendose de-
terminado por Ia Conision Genital dc
la merced de San Miguel del Bado que
una iunta general teadria que darse eI
dia l5 dc Noyiembre 1895, con q fin
de tranzar negocios concernientes d Ia
merced, Ia comision central habia or
dcnado dc que tres delcgados debian
repressnlar cada pIeClnto segun u1a
regla establecIda y que por 10 tanto es-
te preclnto estaba lntlluIlao a escoler
tres delegados para que repesentcn
dicho precinlo en- Ia dicba iunta en- Ia
plaza dc san Miguel eI dia ! dc No.
yembre SOS las 10 dc Ia ma1ana.
El ST. presldcne iniorm6 que esla-
la en- orden ci nomblamicnto dc tre,
delegldos y por consentimiento unini.
me lueron nombrados como dclegado.
los schores Ignacio Gallegos, Benltc
Buslamaute y Miguel A. Duran
Sobre moeion hecha y adoptada Sc
les fue dado todo poler 4 los dclega.
dos asi nombrados para dclibear so.
bre cualesquicr asuuto que Sc lc,
prcseutara y de dar el rcporte para e
dia ss de Noycmbrc de 1906 4 las
de Ia tarde Ia junta Sc prorIog6 hast.
csc dia 4 Ia hora schahda
MANUEL TAto}A, presidcn,c.
ROMAN GAIlEGo9, SeclUtano.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-11-30
LA CLEMENCIA.

pno,.. h;.to,;,l,1,.,, ,,.,.,,.,....
crodos 60 ho, e>,,,es,3o 3o.n ,,dos ,.,,
noe y adodes q, u scrti5, n,,s I,rd,
,o,io rasne,,o oct, y;,,ua ,no comm
ollos &c mn do los o,r,n,on,os mac
! Ihr;ran,es del corazon humane :,
s;arr;c;o nono da ,o,;f.s,, Il oou.
rosid,d esnirnn ,onnas,vo da ,,pal
ona ,nniendo ncder g. an;,d, A.
1 lbs aasgr,r;,dos : lee hare .,,,i, a.
81 nerd6n Ia histori, nos presenta
,asgos admirable, de rlcmenri, 4lc,a
dos coho NOR mon9reas = boo,h,es
iinstres = osi misno nos sebalo MN
I chos que han sido inr,pace, de genr.
rosidad en- actos crueles han rucsto
de manifesto su ialta de magnarjlad.
| Jose, el israeita perdon6 4 suS hernia
nos la TRACTION y Ia crucldad con que
10 habian tratado teuendoos en- su
| poder no solamente divide las iriuras
sino que los coIm5 de bcnefcios In
contraposici6n a esJo, Sc halla Il con-
ducta de los conquisladores Gtnghis
Khan, Atila y lamertano que en- Sus
eXtensas conquistas inmolarcn mIlonts
de victimas y jamis usaron dc clemeu-
cia para con nlnguno, porque Ia cruel
dad y el deuomamiento dc sansre cran
las Gnlcas cosas que satIstaciah sus
lnstlnlos sangulnarlos, y sus pechos
eran inacccsibles todo sentimienlo
de humanidad y compassion. En- la
historic moderna Gguran en- primcras
| linea Robcsplerre, Muat y Danton,
! proconsules del terror durante la reyo-
lucidn trancesa, y monstruos dc cruel
dad que en- nombre de la llbertad y de
| Ia humanldad lnm3laIon a mlllares dc
sus palsanos y tueron mas birbaros {
inhumanos que los dtspotas mas SAN
! guinarios que conoce la historic del
mundo. Sin embargo, la humanidad
Sc ha vengado de los hombres erueles
y opresores que han horecido en- todos
tiempos, guardando memoda de sus
malos hechos y hacienda constar en-
! Ia historic que lueron taltos dc genero
sIdad y dc elemental y solo SC distu.
gueron como tlranos sangunarlos hen
chidos dc soberbia Y yanidad que 10
respetaban Ia vida humana 3 Sc consl-
deraban superiores d sus scmejanles
En- los actuales tiempos de ciyIliza-
ci6n propreso. la clemencia es consi.
dcrada como una yirtud tan natural y
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-11-30
j. ii. STEARNS.
lbarroJcS de Consume y de LuiO,

In la csquina de la Gale Sexta y
Ayenida Douglass, Plaza Nueva, as
Negas. Y. NJ.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1895-11-30
De Luis Martin
j. BIEIIL,
FulSTaTIO ] EDbaIsaHad0T

su despacho cga auaio en- Ia Avcn'da nou-
Ella 81 p aza Nnsya. Ia, Vegas N N. Tieoe un
suriilu complete &c atnudcs, clca mHgniGeo
O. ru iluehrc. nuducid funcralcs precios
moicradus. r. a'tnderau ordenes tauto de dia
c0modc n0che
Neude Monumenlos Y Tumbas para
los scpulcrOS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
ROANOKE RAPIDLY RISING.
Unprecedented Flood With Great Destruc-
finn If Observation-Disclosures Mt Large.


BOYDTON. VA, January 12.-(Special)
II has been raining here incessantly since
last Tuesday, causing great freshets In
the smaller streams. and intelligence
has lust been received 70 the effect that
the Roanoke river has spread ITS waters
from hill to hill ana is SIN rapidly rising.
The river men say that all indications
point TO the largest frcshet ever known
In this stream. even passing the high
water mark OF 1871 This unprecedented
food is causing great destruction to pro-
perry along It's course.
The report which has been published 10
the effect that a suit VIII be instituted
in court here 10 restrain the Board or
Supervisors from paying for printing OF
tickets. booths. etc. used in the last
election Is without foundation, rs all eX-
penses Of the recent election held in this
county have been paid. Your correspond
ent, however. has been reliably Informed
that there is a suit OF this kind progress
ing in the court of Brunswick county.
Hon. Daniel Thew Wright and Judges
Rogers Wright and James Ermston. or
Cincinnati, o., are stopping at the Boyd
ton Hotel The main purpose or the So
journ OF these distinguished gentlemen Is
feld-sport recreation, which can be had
here in great abundance.
MIR. Bedford Gem. OF Oxford. y. c..
has recently removed 10 this town and
viii engage IN the leaf-tobacco business
here.
The four prisoners who escaped from
the county jail here during the recent
HOLIDAYS have not yet been heard from.
The Mecklenbur6 News, a weekly paper
published here, proposes a. no distant
day to issue a daily edition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
THE MOSBY REUNION.
Troopers VIII Greet Their Gallant Com
mander Next Wednesday.

ALEXANDRIA,. VA. January l2,-(Spe-
cial)-Mosbys buglers will blow their old
rally" In front OF the Odd-Fellows Hall,
on Columbus street, in this city, on next
Wednesday morning. the 10th instant.
Then will gather to its sound the REM
nants OF that gallant partisan band that
defended Virginia by threatening Wash
ingion for the four years OF the Con-
federate war OF independence. 1t is ex-
pected that from seventy to eighty or the
survivors win gather on the occasion from
all sections OF the country, and greet
again their gallant commander, Colonel
John s. Mosby, while Weber's Band rem
ders In succession, Aud Lang Sync."
way Down South In Dixie" and MARY
land. My Maryland" The morning will be
spent In all the felicitlex OF reunion: COM
rade VIII meet comrade. who. perhaps,
have never met since the command sepa-
rated In Fauquier on the 2lst OF April.
1855. In the evening. the command. with
number OF invited guests. including
Senators Hunton and Daniel Generals
Corse. Davis. and Gordon, and many
other Confederates and invited guests
will gather around the most superb ban
quet that has ever been spread In Alex
andria. and pass the evening In the en-
Joyment OF the creature comforts and
social pleasantries. The occasion Will be
IN historic one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
LEXINGTON WINTER WEATHER.
Heavy Snow and Eainfall-sIeet and Ice
Wires Down-Probable Hood.

LEXINGTON. VA. January l2.-CSpe-
cial.)-Lexngton and Rockbridge county
are / ssing through such spell of win
ter weather that the Oldest inhabitant
vii have 10 pat on his thinking cap
ia order to recall parallel TO 1t. Early
Tuesday morning rain began TO fall. and
az that time there was from two 10 three
inches Of snow on the ground. Ii rained
without intermissioB until O'Clock, when
q heavy gale OF snow and sleet succeeded
and finally turned into a first-class snow
storm, which fell until after dark on
wednesday evening, and then a sleet-
storm set in with occasional gusts OF
rain. which was kept up during the entire
night, the rain freezing as II fell ana
coated everything with ice to a thickness
OF over a half an inch. Thursday morn
Ing WAS ushcred IN by the heaviest down
pour OF rain seen here for many days.
which continued all day and, during the
night. The rain gauge showed on Thurs.
day that 100 inches had been precip!tated.
OF this about .7S inches was snow water.
During the storm period the snow fell
20 a depth OF Sl-2 inches The streets OF
the town presented quite beautiful APP
perrance In the morning. and during
Thursday the pedestrian walked with
much difficulty. The rubber dealers did
= thriving business In boots. etc.
The fruit trees. willows. NAPLES, and
other soft woods lost many OF their
branches; much damage especially was
done 10 the fruit trees. Telephone tele-
graph. ard electric-light wires were down
The telegraph lines To the outside world
were useless all day. And at night the
town war In darkness. the elcctric.iight
plant being unable TO run. The travel
II The co0ptrx u ysyy much i'onsdsd-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
KAPPA ALPHA GERMAN.
Spencer Hall in the Colonial Capital
Backed with a Fashionable Crowd.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA. January IL
Special THE beautiful new hall known
as Spencer Hal, over the large store
house Of Spencer Brothers. on Main
street, was used for the first time night
before last. The occasion was a grand
german given by the Kappa Alpha Fra
ternity of the College of William and
Mary. The floor. though new, under the
experienced supervision OF Mr.. John Il.
Spencer. was brought 10 almost mirror
Ike surface. The walls were aTtistically
decorated with the college colors--orang,
and yellow. The music was furnished b.
Persons Orchestra. the band being sta
toned on stand at the northern end
of the hall, and around the three sides
Of this stand were banked flowers. palms,
and ferns, so as 10 produce very pleas
ing effect The dance was led by mir.
John Spencer, and was continued unit,
supper was announced. The guests then
repaired TO the banquet hail, where
bountiful supper was spread. After sup
Per dancing was resumed and continued
until a late hour. The chaperOneS were
Mrs -. d. Peachy. Mrs. John Il. Spencer,
and Mrs. Lane, Jr. Among the dancers
were Miss Cora Lane. white organdIe
and violets: Miss Louise Henley. white
null and ribbons; Miss Virginia ARMS
tead. yellow silk; Miss Emily Christian,
pink NULL Miss Mary Stuart Wall, of
Durham. n. c.. white organdie and rib
bons; Miss Kate c. Bidgood. OF Rich
mond. figured organde. with yellow rib
bons; Miss Fannie Booth. llght-blue
crepe: Miss Bessie Wight. OF Richmond.
yellow silk; Miss Julia Armistead. pink
silk.
There is considerable rivalry among
the secret societies OF the college and
the Kappa Sigma. not to be outdone,
gave last night brilliant german at
Cameron Han This beautiful hall was
nicely decorated and brilliantly illumi-
mated, and by 9 o'clock gay throng was
present. The music was good. and
dancing was enjoyed TIL the wee sma'
hours. The chaperones were Mrs. DR..
Moncure, Mrs. Cole. Mrs. J. u. Spencer,
and Mrs. Lane, Jr. The lady dancers
were the same. with a few exceptions
as those who attended on the previous
night at Spencer's. The gentlemen were
Messrs. Stubs. Oglesby, Taliaferro
Hardy. Robinson. Holston. Wright
Tucker. Profit. Kemper, o. Lane, Chris
tian, Norvell Henley, Spencer Henley,
Lash, Lay, and Leigh. and Mr.. Spencer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
THE RISE IN THE JAMES RIVER.
Gone Down Two Feet at scottsville-Travel
Well.Nigh Suspended.

SCOTTSVILLE, VA, January l2.-(Spe-
cial)-The highest point the rise In the
river attained here was eighteen feet
above low-water mark. II began to re-
cede at s o'clock a. NJ. to-day. and at this
writing II has gone down about two feet,
with the prospect that it Will continue TO
receje. Our citizens. or such Of them as
had anything subject TO overflow, were
much excited about u. NJ. yesterday.
and went TO work with q Will 10 secure
their property, consequently nothing here
was damaged.
A negro boy named Tom Harris was
arrested here two or three days ago.
charged with being the one who some
weeks ago broke into the store OF Messrs.
Beal e Osborne. and took a lot OF mer-
chandise. He. however, succeeded in get
ting OFF. though the proof was very
strong against him. as he was found with
a pocket-knifc, wnich was fully identified
by Mr.. Osborne, ard he could not ac-
count for having it In his possession.
Mrs. II. =. Powers and her daughter,
Miss Lucie. are still in Richmond visit
ing her two sons there.
our iownsman, Mr.. Robert Harrison.
had a fine heifcr thrown from the track
by the up mail train yesterday. about
half 4 mile below town. She was so
badly injured that she had 70 be killed
by Captain Hurt, our section-master.
Travel In this part OF the country IS
almost entirely suspended on account Of
the bad condition OF the roads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-13
THE VISIT OF MRS. POTTER.
Her Appearance at tho Academy This
week-Iill's NOveIties--NOtes.

Her Appearance at tho Academy This
Week-Iiiil's Novelties--NOtes
It has been five years since those dis
tinguished artists. Mrs. Potter and Mr..
Bellew. last visited the southern coun-
try. Their return is announced for this
week. when they will open their tour at
the Academy in this city. On Monday
night they will present Montesquison' $
charlotte Corday." an original play In
four acts. founded on an incident In the
life of Charlotte Corday. On Tuesday
night the bill will be "Fraucillon." a
comedy In three acts. from the French
of Mons. Alexandra Dumas, fills; the
latest success OF the Theatre Fran
caise. Dumas's play. Camille" in five
acts. will be given at the Wednesday
matinee, and the engagement will be
brought TO close on the same day
with Oliver Goldsmith's admirable comedy
In four acts. "She Stops to Conquer"
The stars will be supported by the fol-
lowing: Messrs. Werner Charges. Henry
Chanfrau. Mason Mitchell. Arthur Baw-
tree, John Ward. Hartley. Stuart. Finn.
George Barnes. w. q. Warren. Arthur
Holder. Post Youngman. Guy. Money.