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THE RonNrorN RAYS.
Edison's wondcrful Discovery While Ex'
permoning.

Edisons Wonderful Discovery WINE 'sh-
permoniing
Nav York. February T. Thomas A, I'D
,snn. the "Wiynrd of Monlo Park" has
lust made u dircnvory today IN connection
with hts experiments on the Roentgeh
rays of iight which promises TO turn ,hihKs
tolJey turyy IN the irciricnl woTlh IN
a word he has uuenfthcd some new rays
having the power 20 pass through M
forms OF matter nH II they were runs
parent substances n was today WINE
Investigating the f,orntgen rays that he
made the wonderful discovery The new
rays pass through steel ns readily nA lisht
does through glass. During the coutne OF
his experiments Edison found mat one OF
the Photographic plates was darkoned all
over its surface that was something he
could not understand at the time. Not
only I'D the lffht penetrate the substance
which u was desired to photograph but
II passed through steel lead. Zinc aud
everything olsc as well, I'VE thought AT
hrst," he said "thnt Ia come way the light
from the outside had penetrated 10 the
plate. and we tried II again. taking cnre
that no light got in from the outside. the
result was the same We tried II tlllri
time with the same vacuum and the
same current ana the result was M be-
fore Now | dunt understand ihnt. II
iH spmething new. and We are going TO
run II down Wen got II ana know some
thing about n. the boys and !. yon bet"
Mr. Edison intends 10 uso hydrogen gus
molecules In his experimental tubes, ns
he believes that he can get more ROent-
gen rays by 20 doing. He says that he
can photograph objects eight inches away
now, but he wants to be able to obtain
photographs as perfect ny these that come
from a camera. In order TO increase the
ytrfaca OF the cathode poles aud photo
graph big objects, he proposes TO use
aluminium plates an inch wide and four
inches long. instead OF circular dlaca. and
he wlll put number OF these side by
side and thus cover considerable area.
II can be readily seen that in this way
some tremendous possibilities are near at
| hand.
Edison IS preparing today for an ex-
pertinent of photographing the brain on
/ Monday next He win do II by having
/ one OF his "boys" rest his head on n
plate Above his head viii be placed iive
upto-dato' Crooke's tubes: Ave viii ba
used Ia order that the rays viii penetrate
every part OF the head, and there VIII be
no displacement. Edison Will not only
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succeeded IN entering tho town and burned
six houses before the column OF Capnclla
came TO the assistance OF the hard pressed
garrison. Several of the insurgent dead
were found IN the town church yard
The Insurgents have arrested prom
inent family on the plantation OF Santa
CrcoilA
Colonel cannolla has been the recipient
OF some not very gentle attentions from
The Sn-callcd Amayous, who are IN the
tieid with the insurgents. Recently he
raw ono Of these women warriors riding
on horseback. with her looscned hair
streaming behind her, aud she called upon
the men who were following her TO Are
upon the troops.
General Marin with the column OF Can
ncla arrived at Artrscmia and had an os-
cort of two squadrons from there 10 Guam
aiay.
General Echage has advised him that
the insurgents have burned the station
al Cciba Aqua
~ O'Clock this mornlns train rum
ming towards HAVANA was dcrailcd at the
station OF Govca. Several cars were de-
s-royed The accident was believed 10
| have been due TO the bad condition of
the temporary track.
In the engagement between Colonel
| Segura and tho Insurgents under Macoo
| AZ san Ctistuhal, a report OF which was
1 cabled to tho Associated Press last night.
the troops lost three officers killed and
three wounded. Among them was Cap
tain Gu de On who was distinguished FOR
{ his talent. Seven soldiers were killed
1 md forty wounded,
/ Al Rio Scco the Insurgents have hanged
dwo men. They have burned The Central
( plantation at i3speransn Cnrdenna with a
| lose Of 100000 At san Juan Martinez they
| hanged 1--we farm iaborers and Killed with
L ms nj
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puEL nErwnGN pnornERs

one OF Thorn Dying, Cut TO Pieces. tho
Other Fugitive,
rhtco,,o tfebrunrv a-rar, pnh,ke ma
''in'"h '"n'No' o'V" ""N'"b '"'hp '''"
lily. fought duel TO the death with knives
tonight In the rear Of 9OS Biaclshawls
-, ,h. ,,,,,.. os ,t,.tc .t,,or Afro vvu.
~ w
lah' h'uy' Ih"f' hau DIV" u '"''S gun
crlng for tho christening OF q babe, whei,
,he hrotbcra oi,ar,oIcd They adjourned
. al, n,,o.a
Wv ,, hn,,s
Su'nh NV s'u 1.i,t.,, ,,,a,,
ii.nn'ns ''' ao", ,.'''s ',,.,,,,.s ,n,.n
WYNN """9' Nv '0. nP'""s ~
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INSUFFICIENT AMAzoNs
Are Said to Have Given Canuellsl Much
Trouble.

Are Said to Have Given cannellsl Much
Trouble.
Havana, February Blast night tue M
surgents entered the village of cpltario
fifteen miles from Havana. and burned
the records there and captiTed two pc
llcemen. This morning they vent In tho
direction OF Coloro.
when General Marin arrived at Candle
iaria. after the attack Of Macco upon
that town had becn repuisod, he offered
his congratulations to the garrison aud TO
the people upon their heroic defense. He
offered title 20 She town and decorated
all It's defenders with the rel cross OF
military merit. and those among the gar
rison who had mcF' distinguished them
selves he decorated with the cross % san
Fernando. 1t IL nYw reported that mcni-
hers Of the garrison, which CONTESTED Of
70b volunteers. saw 1000 cavalry passing
Candelnria from church toward the
village
4 letter signed by Mneeo and Miro was
then written to the volunteers and prcsi-
dent, demanding tbs surrender OF the
village This was refused
II Is admitted that Notwithstanding the
defense offered several OF the Insurgents
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HAWAIIAN NEWS.
Chinese and japanese Merchants Are
Causing Trouble.

Chinese and japanese Merchants Are
Causing Trouble.
San Francisco. Ca, February 1.-The
steamer Australia arrived today from
Honolulu, bringing the following CORE
spondoncc to the Associated Press:
Honolulu. February 1.-The nth Of May
has been declared IL National holiday by
the republic, Invitations to take pat in
It's celebration were sent In the usual
way to the diplomatic and consular corps.
Favorable replies were received from all
hut the representatives Of the United
States, England, Japan aud France. OF
these representatives three stated in their
replies to this government II At as lhoir
governments had never recoLnlz Il the
provisional government and as the hohday
was given in celebration of tn" formation
Of that government they all not feel it
incumbent upon them In any way to
participate. Mr. Willis replied that he
would lay the matter before Secretary
Olncy.
Minister Cooper denies the statements
published In the San Francisco papers
regarding his recent visit to Hawaii Hi'
trip was simply In conformity of the
policy OF the government There was
nothing in tic rumors OF the secesslf II
Of tho people on the big island L. cal for
"A visit Of any member of the sovolti1cnt
to Hio.
Tho legislature viii meet IN tho lsth In
slant,
Under act 60 of the legislation the legls-
lature can not he in session more thah
ninety days except by special extension
by the president and then for rot mere
Than thirty days Many important q'lcs-
lions Will be considered, the Aslitlc Cpcs-
tlon being one Chinese and japanese
were originally brought here to work on
plantations, but at the expiration OF ,hri'
contracts many of them driftod into lion'
olulu and engaged in public pursuits ~.
rectlv IN competition with the "nl,'
merchants and mechanics THIS cofhle,l
lion is commencing to be felt very khehlS
Thc United States steamship Rostor
arrived on the 3oth ultimo. sixteen day
from san Francisco. She win remain
here ten days and then leave for Inc
China station.
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TILE PENALTY DEATH

Nashville Tenn, February S-The
criminal court jury today returned vcr-
die, of guilty in the case of Van Walker,
Walker was indicted on the charge Of
criminal assault and having carnal knowI-
edge Of female under 10 years of age.
The Victim IL Julia Jones, The daughter
of poor widow who lives In The six
toenth district. when the facts OF the
crime became known the citizens held a
mass meeting. raised money to employ
lawyers to aid m the prosecution Of walk
cr and n committee was empowered to
attend to ana carry out the Instructions
of the mass meeting. This committee has
been present during the entire trial The
effect OF this verdict Is a death sentence,
hut this was not passed by the Judge, a
motion for II new trial in arrest of iuds-
nent being entered The defendant was
rotuaudcd to jail
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REMARKABLE EXPERIMENTS.

New Haven February s.-Profcssor A.
j.. Wright OF Yale university has Just
completed Il most remarkable experiment
10 line with former experiments In photoG :
raphy by cathode rays. After the exposure
Professor Wright discovered on the plate
eevernl dark spots. These spots appeared
on the print His attention was also di-
rested TO the fact that In the cathode rays
these spots. absolutely invisible on the rab-
bit with which the experiment had been
msda. had been brought out. The animal
wus also dlssected, and. to the surprise Of
the oXperlmcutor, several small shot wefe
found IN the carcass Professor Wright
had received the rabbit not knowing how
It had been killed. and without the nlish'-
sm intlmation of the presence OF shot.
The result or this experiment indicates
that by cathode rays foreign substances In
the human body can be detected when
fhcir presence can't be ascertoined In
any other way
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PRESS CENSORSHIP.


Senates Belligerency Resolution sllrs Up
the Spanish Press.
! New York. February 9.-Tho Hcrald's
/ Havana special sayf;
/ American newspaper representatives
/ have been forbidden by the government
secretary and press ccnsorH TO wire from
IIavana for reproduction IN the United
states bitter attacks printed by the local
/ Spanish organs on the foreign relations
committee OF the senate and the Ameri-
| can people In general.
Kepgris Of barbarities committed ny
General Luguc'a troops In Paso hthi'
where The rebel hospitals were capiurcd,
are also suppressed General Iuque ms
been Officially congratulated from Madrid
promised decoration and promoter from
brigndier 10 major general.
Feeling In running high IN regard TO me
senate committees resolutions on bclii-
gerency. Tcl Commerce. and LA Union.
Spanish organs IN Havana OF The yolun-
tects and conservatives, printed stimuli
tanenusly yeat.fsay y leading EDITORIAL
identical IN both papers ! attempted TO
| cable portions OF II from Havana Inst
night The censor Refused e. pass the
message ana referred me - the secretary
Of the government The editorial, in re-
gard to the United States. says IN part.
! .''Fortunntely for us what that nation,
great hecauEc OF ~ large territory, can
not achieve II 10 turn It's expressed wish
| into potential effect II can not restrain
our liberty OF actinn' u can not be es-
| ieemed a nation worthy of respect 40 long
AZ II gives shelter 10 public societies OF In
cendiary procllvties, asEassns and thieves
organized for the purpose Of destroying
and dlshonoring the mDthor country. Let
/ the United States employ their doctrines
In discriminating the Indians, While they
preach generosity m a small. suekiing re-
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rrAnE IN conpeEs.

Washington, February Sowing to n
misunderstanding OF addresses on u lhrs"
box left at the Baltimore and ohio depot
jn this city 10 he forwarded by express,
the existence of II trade In corpseS Tor
dlascoting purposes has been unoarthed.
The employees forced the cover and one OF
them thrust in his hand aud caught hold
of "A human foot The box was then open
ed and was found to contain the bodies of
two women ~ first II appeared thht
murder had been committed, and that
tho bodies Of the victims were being ship
pod out of town The bodies were entire
~ nude aud one was that OF an old coiored
womnn, Tho other seemed to be the
corpga of n white woman - ycnrs or age,
After working all day the detectives came
TO the conclusion that the bodies hhh
been shipped by grave robbers. II has
boon learned tha' regular system for
the shipping OF bodies stolen from the
cemeteries about Washington exists, The
work Inns been carried on with astonlsh-
ing boldness, and dozena of bodies have
been sent out OF town recently,
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AnvncArrs A TUNNEL.

cleveland. Ohio, February 9--Goncrai
William $. Smith Of Chicago, In a letter
10 Harley u. Gouldcr, general counsel of
the Lake Carriers association, advocates
the building OF tunnel under the Detroit
river instead OF bridge across IT, lie
estimates the cost Of such tunnel at
20 ,it,ht Of way aud land damages. would
ra si0ypn. In conclusion. he Gays: Be
,ievinu as | do that tunnel IT. In every
Way preferable 70 Il bridge, can not con-
,oNie.. that furnish the means can have
Tor building an inferior structure when
IN. Better one VIII cost at least % per
VI, ie.s And if these COMPANIES fail TO
..acb me right conclusion, reasoning from
~ stendpoint Of their own Interests, has
NJ, the Nation AZ largo SONG voice Ia tue
matter when such Hf,at uiu i"-Teach'hs
i,,Iercsts are inVolvedf
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STORM IN THE EAST.

uaIifax. February "a terrible SOUTH
.asinrly gale, accompanied BY sieet'
n cling here tonight. !.
Rochester N. y, February ?-snow y
Wcstbound trains are about an hour 'hte'
New York, February iO.--The wind noa
beeu blowing hair y gale for many nnnts
rnd the bay ~ white,apped from nhor7 -
shore.
oasi SNOW storm has prevailed since
a, m. without cessation and ono foot q
crow has fallen.
susauchannah, Pa. February Dr. rlcse
was n heavy fall OF snow throushout kll4
section today between Susquahannah An4
Carbondale, along the Jefferson bsancN %
the erie railroad.
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A poprlrIEp PRINTING OFFICE.

Little Rock, Ark. February S-rhres
weeks ago Hon ". u. Moore. eS-secfe-
tary Of state. leased the Times. weekly
newspaper published In North Litte
Rock by ~ r. Monroe. The latter CON
c,tded today TO repossess himseit OF vac
ofneo at the point OF shotgun. Moore
rea,stod the efforts OF Monroe to take pos
rcsaiou of the paper. Later In the DAY.
while Moore was absent. Monroe placed
nm agen, in charge of the ofnce. ~.
night Moore had Monroes agent nrrcsteo
AMI, with several friends, barred inc aoors
and windows, and. having providen tnrip-
Yelycs with arms and aminuniuoh, Aie
low stationed within the ofocr nnu tya 49,.
Mn force OF arms to protect themselves
AGAINST all who dare dispute coloncl
Moores right to continue aa the editor
of the paper. Monroe claims thar sioors
has not lived up TO the terms OF MS con.
,rae, In his rental OF the paper.
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NEW MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
Object to Cultivate Il Spirit OF American
Ism 10 Enforce Monroe Doctrinc.

Object to Cultivate u Spirit OF American
ism 10 Enforce Monroe Doctrine.
Washingtom February "a new Ma
,lonai semi military organization has peen
formed here by General NJ. A. Dillon.
founder of the Union Veterans UNION
and thc Medal OF Honor Legion, Tho
orgnnIzatiou .s called the Oriental Order
of zouaves and It's principal objects are
10 cultivate among citizens OF all classes
and ages strong spirit Of Americnnirru
with n special view TO rigid embarrassment
OF tho Monroe doctrine. The uniform -
the order is very attractive n nesign.
combining the National coicrs, ~" c!uur
has an elaborate ritual and Installations
viii, hc conducted In public.
Tho relief OF members In disfrnsn snd
their widows and orphans, Is part OF tne
plan OF the organization.
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WEATHER. INFORMATION.

LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.
area or low pressure is moving in
me northwestern portion of the
ftEy. An area OF high pressure over
he West Gulf States.
\ weather is clear. except over the
|aeth portion Of tho country, where it
Fr'ly cloudy TO cloudy.
s'auon reports as much AS 10 OF an
Of Precipitation.
'ENENAL OBSERVATIONS.
sra ahs taken at all stations at s
Z. 9th meridian time:
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London. February lo,-The Berlin CORE
s,-ordsnt Of the Times says: Chancellor
, ty" 6isposes Of bimctaliIsm as far as the
'ah '.a,l,,,,rnt Is concerned. But II is hardly
I'LL, 'tnat the agitation viii suhside. II
yin be authorized further az meana OF
nropagnnda IN COMPANY WIN count hh-
nltz's rejected motion Tor gram mohop-
oily
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QUAY RESOLUTION IN THE SENATE.
Monroe Doctrine and Reorgauiaation
Viii Also Furnish Themes.
NEW MILITARY ORGANIZATION.
Object IL to Cul,ivste . Spirit OF AmsPi.
canism aud Rigid Enforcsmsst
Monroe Doctrlus.

Washington, February 9,--The first bus
iness of Importance before the senate on
Monday, probably viii he the vote Oh
Senator 'Quay's resolution for the recom-
mitmont of the revenue tariff bill to tho
committee on finance.
Senator Smith OF New Jersey is an.
nounccd to make speech on tho Monroe
doctrine Monday ana senator blanchard
ON tho same subject Tuesday.
Tho tlanshrough resolution IN regard
TO the distribution OF seed by thcsagricul-
turlu department VIII he taken up early
In the week and II h ,he purpose OF the
committee on appropriations TO get the
appropriation bills out OF the way as
soon as possible. -Four OF these bills have
already been reported ft-um tho commit
tee and others will follow az speedily
IA the committee can turn them out after
their passage by the house.
There VIII probably be an adjourn-
mont from Thursday 10 Monday TO en-
able the appropriations committee ia con-
,inuc It's hearings IT ~ probable that tho
better part Of the week Will b., given up
to tho appropriations committee. The
republicans expect TO get up the subject
OF senate reorganization the latter part
of the week and II they succeed this will
consume considerable time.
Tho interest In the Quay resolution In
enhanced by the knowledge that the vote
VIII lac very close. If the democrats and
populista succeed In defeating this rcsolu-
ton the result will be to place the silver
substitute for tho tariff bill before the
senate, hut II IL not expected that the
tariff bill will he disposed OF within lees
than u months time
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CUBAN


Marin says Cubans are not civilized
soldiers and is OF the opinion tina, they
VIII be quickly defeated
surgeon general of the Cuban army
says be Is in the United States on Sc
cret l. sssion OF Importance. Gave an ac-
count ,ina '4ile said TO be the bloodest
OF the v'ss cnN
American the SWpndents are not per-
mitted to sena ~ attacks on the United
States "
Barbarities OF the Spanish troops are
suppressed.
Amazon insurgents are said to be troub-
ling cannella. spanish,
Atrocities alleged TO have been com
mitted by insurgents.
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PROBABILITIES

ps'ohs FEBRUARY lO.--Tor Loula;-
MNansas and AIisslssipp.-Fair
I,, sou'hwestcrly winds.
Il" pakota-Fair In eastern, snow
40 III western portion; colder in cen
ap western portions; winds becoming
n, IeNas oklahoma ana Western
\. 'a" warmer; southwestern.
yom, ao-fair; variable winds.
|aoriherly "''''' 'e'0''
80 a-Falr in western. snow nurrles
\, !" portion; colder; nor.hwcstorly
|ad ras. w Conn. The discovery of
|ra'py' s 30 OF smallpox in am Italian
Inced s >y on Green street is an
|etrS Mn, Nine other Italians occupied The
kdga,,oap ar,ments and after a thorough
'" 'hey were locked in the hniid,
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Meeting of tho Housto IN District Medical
association TO be held tonight.
Departure OF the lumber manufacturers
for their homes.
Rev. c. =. Rankn's sermon on Ring
Rule in our Municipal Government"
The regular monthly meeting Of Dick
Bowling Camp to be held tomorrow night.
Several resi- lences burglarzcd and TIL
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DETROIT-The annual convention of tn,
Tin, Sheet Iron and Cornice Workers In
iornational association will be held here
today,
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TO-DAI'S FORECAST.

CLENELAND--The Cleveland Architect
Iral club Will open II siirst annual eXhi
hilOn TODAY.
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unIraE EoREcART.

The general debate on the free coinage
substitute for the bond bill. which was
discussed day and night for four days In
the house last week, will close tomorrow.
II ia the general expectation that q vote
will be reached some time on TUESDAY.
AZ to tho result there In no sort OF doubt.
Mr.. Dingley's motion to non-concur and
inFlAt on the house bill VIII carry by
vast majority. probably exceeding 100, II
there Ia fun house, a
4, In not believed that Mr.. Crisps fDc-
lion to concur In the free coinage rubsti-
tuto will mustar over 100 votes.
If an opportunity Is given 10 concur
In the last three secti'xis OF tho blu 10
redeem greenbacks In golH or silver at the
option OF the government 10 coin the
salgulorage and to retire National hank
notes OF let's denomination than slp,
the vote may he close hut II 10 Thought
that parliamentary manipulation viii pre-
vents votes except on tho main PROPOSE
tionn.
The resolution to consurc Mr.. bayard
can be presented at my time during the
week. but |, may he withheld until the
pending appropriation bills. the asricul-
ulrai, army and District OF Columbia
bills are out OF the way.
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TO-DAT'S FEATURES.
Probsbiiitics-Fsir; warmer, sou'hwcs
er1y winds.


FOREIGN.
Sultan is SAID to have promised speedy
settlement Of the Heitoun trouble.
President krcugcr of the Transyaai will
accept Chambeiltin's invitation TO 20 to
London.
cecii Rhodes has plan to build up his
South African possessions
Berlin corrcspondoit says the German
government has dropped the bimctallic
ference plan.
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icrnational association will be held here
today,
NEW YORK. Chevalier Vcrbcck. who Is
announced rs THE famed French Mys-
teri9rch.' will begin n series of high-class
matinee entertainments ut the Casino to-
day.
NEW YORk-'rhe Atlantic Yacht club
VIII hold its annual meeting today Mt the
Waldorf The ticket for the next years
officers includes George Gould for commo-
doro, who VIII not be opposed.
MOTrvILLr. Mich.-rhe trial of Allen
Thompson, charged with attempting 20
lsiIl John Swee,land in this city by throw
= . n dynamite bomb into his office tw1
months ago, takes place today.
NEW Y0RK--At the meeting of the
council Of the Yacht Racing union, to be
held at the Scawanhaita Yacht club rooms
this evening. the racing dates of the sew
cral organizations Will be- talked over and
generally arranged.
CH1CAGO-Thc Western Canned Goods
and Machinery association Will holl it's
annual meeting here i've days. beginning
today. The delegates win discuss HE re-
gtrictive tariff laws of other countries and
;he injurious effect they have on the
American prices.
NEW ORLEANS Tho city Is all aGog
over tho ncar approach of Mardi Grds.
With its array of festivities. Tho first big
went VIII be the ball of the knights Of
Menus on Thursday. The arrival OF Rex
and his court takes place ON the l7th.
Among the distinguished guests of the city
during the carnival VIII be Archbishop
i'orrigan Of New York. 10 whom AN ciauo-
rate reception VIII b. rendered.
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NEW YORK. elevator Verbcck who Is
announced rs the famed French Aiys-
teri9rch." will begin series of high-class
matinee entertainments ut the Casino to-