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Q plinenlaty Whenever she speaks;
IN. san Francisco Chronicle very
recently esid VI her tbst after nineteeu
consecutive sessions the sters Of the
Temple Emanuel were crowded with
an immense throng who had listened
10 her entire course OF lectures.
anxious to hear her farewell Id
dfe,s. Another notice says "sts 10 q
clever IOeioisn aud cilnches her ar.
gumeDis we'll. IL "a imposeible "
accuse her Z either rant OF tifadt, hsi
steeoh hiss fore, and deh niteness, yet
always touch OF humor that heeTs
even the ctnstlest au Hence on pleas.
ant terms with the speaker. sbs poe.
setses n rich q nualto voice that rings
iuil anu ~ cot In the largest auditorium
ava c0ntfiIuius much to the enjoy.
mont,f her hesfesn.
psgss Of Watering notices OF this
sort might 10 gwen but tho pebple ~
this city will have tue rare Opportunity
Of hearing her on Monday evening for
the mseivsp. A public reception Will
10 gwen ia tue elegant pstiors ei til p
rumpleton hotel on Monday, Nlveu =
ber y, from 70 y. m. Tue
public afs cordially invited T.
meet Nuis uhtlhkulhnte ctitnny %
that occasion. The ladies who Will
receive with Miss.shaw are Moidamea
W. \. Mechanics, illus ID. II. Young,
l., 4. Iaylgf, T.. IS. welIs. 7. y. Jen.
ning', h. J. McBi,kof. A. w. Grant,
a. W. Meyer.
The board Of directors Of the Fee
and the. Utah kindetsaftens sfo com
mlitce o IA reception tor this occasion.
This ladies viii arrive by tho u. T..
mornins train and will be met a. the
Jcpot with carriages. Mise shaw viii
be the guest OF Bisbop N. A. Empey
sui vile, aud Mt. Rachel Miller aud
DE- Ellis IL. shlp will entertain the
other iadiea " the party. Miss Lucy
II. Anthony, private SECRETARY " Miss
shaw, and Mi-s Emma Svte, sui,n
Il. Anthorv. private sectetAty. II =,
May q. Hay ald Harriet May Mile
afe also y, ins parry.
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TIE GpEEN BAG.


The board o, ,Iamipen hal,
ing this morning. meet
Ine Supreme oour, ba. d..,
iehtion Tor fshsafing Ia M ~. 70.
Jo,eph Dsi,ricks Hgainst thsS.,,1,s o.
cry railway company, LAKE
yullS H. Steiner IA, csmm,,.
auiion againet Bsfioy Enosd
uus"e, 10 isooyst Ga. $40 allss,t ~.
luo on "a pt0Liiss0fy nots $780,. -
0y MORTGAGE. 'oeutsi
rue Msssiy. Bacon aud Holland MIN
,. sss 90 Lee,dsy, Nov. 10, 10 NM
lem ~. ,"e lLuiellnenss brVugi ii asais,,
yesterday before Jud. . Street sasi
lhe fnm1fel reduction Of A..
10 10. J0inl building IL as yst ,. .i,e
tumOf. Nothing deubite h., Us
done, tui Monuay's m,,lins .sea
btins developments. nay
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DAILY WEATHER vANs.
Ob,sryalious Iak,n al Utah, Idaho.
nontsna, Oregon aud Wyoming
stations.

Weather reports showing ob.sfya.
ilona a. : AM. today;
salt Lake Ciiy--Baromei.t, 1854;
temperature, 20, minimum, 20; wind,
1luth. 2 miles per hour rain, trace;
clear.
Baker Clty-BATomcief, 80. rs; TEN.
terature ~; minimum, rs; VIVA, south
rast, = mil,s per hour clear.
Chsysane-BafomuteI, 5000; tenn,
refalute, ~; minimum, 10, wind,
wet, q miles per hour; clear.
Hslena- BAIometeT, 1854; tempera.
lure, ~; minimum, 10; wind, west,
miles Ief tsl, rain, traotj ear.
HAvfs -BA,ytnstrr, S0.as; tenlpsTa.
inie. ~; minimum, ~; clvar.
Miles City-Bafomeier, 1910; tenn.
pefatuTe, 10; minimum, IL. wind,
north, lighi; rAiu, .Ol iuchei; cloudy
Winnemuoca - Baromster sl,42;
Temperature, %; minimum, 10; wind,
osaii ~ milss yer hour; cloudy.
Idaho Falls-BsrometeT, 3O.6?; tenn,
fera,ufs, 10; minimum, 10; wind,
north west, hight; clear.
General and local forecasts for 81
hourt ending \ pm, Sunday;
For Utahi Fair tonight anu Sun.
day warmer.
Salt Lake City and vicinilyi FAN
tonight And Sunday; stationary ten,
psfA,urs.
J. II. FAITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
SALT LAKE CRY. Utah.
Today's temperature 10 shown iu In,
lac aimile Thermometer given below
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EXPERIMENTATION.
-. Former Anticipate. an E-.y
Nietory todss.


CAMnmDdE, Mass, Nov. 1.-THE
Princeton dslegAiion OF $50 VINO az.
nvtd Ia Hoston Last night sre In high
tAtnef tod.y over the prospective ut.
feat OF the Harvard eleven this alter.
Don. Perfect weather gu ufrs an at
tendance OF $1,000. The Harvard
teams weakbssa l. chiefly In the
tackles anu tho ugsrs have q great
advantage. Several untried substi.
iutss viii be put Ia by the homo team
who scarcely have learned 10 play To-.
gethef. IL IL not even tufe that Cap.
tain Wfightlngton will play, but
probably hs will be found left hall back
at isas, In part Of the game. Harvard
will endeavof 10 play . sharp putting
game, with Brows aud Dunlap lead.
lug anu tho Interference II expected 10
chow u marked improvement. Bet
ing s NJ 2 to ! anu s TO 1 Ia favor Of
Princeton.
The Princeton men sfe nearly all IN
perfect condition ana the team has
plenty OF reliable Substitutes. The
officials will bet Umrife, Paul Dash.
tel. I..higb; frioi.e. W. o. Hickook.
Yal.; liuesman, n. 4. wyekon, Ger.
lell.
CAMnmDdK, ssh y. m.-Harvstd's
hali on IS yarn ilne; Princeton Loot ON
Gowns tor the third time.
Both issm- rlayed superb football.
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IN HARD LUCK.
A. u. hoaz a Target Tor Dnuc, steer.
ers and burglars.

tbs soloufn VI A. II. BosE Ia Bali
lake seems TO be rather rocky ops.
BosE Ia tho m.u who several weeks
ago arrived In this city from Georgia
and underwent an sIpvrienci with
Charles Chapman, the bine i.steefer
Al that time no lost $50 aud had tbs
sorrow Of sssiug Chapman set ifee
because OF an inability 10 eonyie,
him.
Since then Bag has been living at
the West Tenn 10 street cottage ths
soone OF DOugissa's plundeFings the
other night anu At that time the burr.
lat who was sat upon by tue proprl'
tors hal Boaz's sh0eg In his possession.
The latter 10 now deprived Of the una
Of thom,aa tho pa ont isathers are being
ntld In evidence against tue burglar
when no appears before tue distrio
court.
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COUNTY TEACHERS MEET.
Professor stewart ALI. ou the Practi,
cal Teaching u Ariitm trial
umb r.,

Tho regular meeting Of tue Salt
Lake County Teachers - ocisuon
was hali at the u University today, aud
was Addressed by Pro-. stewart Of the
University.
PfoL Stewart address illusllsted
In a practical way The traching Of
arithmetic rs based upon the psyonol.
ogy OF numhrs by Prot Dewey
Cnloago Univsrs,iy. Confusion IN
the minss OIL teachers and pupils con -
ftan,ly arises from the mistake Of
Identifying numerical values with Ab.
-nlutu magnituIe. Tbs fHllacy OF the
fixed unit method wss clearly illu :
tfatrj by problems gwen the isnoner..
There are two general methods of
number teaching In our iohools, the
one callsl by symbols; tho Olber the
method OF tnings They are boln OK.
tTsmes; the Met 10 merely q lugEling
with figuIes, tne other 10 10 lowii lhu
mlatAken idea that tho ma ipu al lon
Of physical objects, nefuIts, ~.
stfaet numbering. 10 otTo ct thee
mistAkon IDEAS In The school,
careful attention must he iti To-
Tho various scales OF melslfemel,
By practical experience. Puplls must
be- led 10 unurrslsnd ih I tue multi.
plier and quolient are always alta racl,
aud that tho divlsor, DIV denl, aud
multiplioAnd are qpautltieY 10 DO made
definite through Humteins ~ IN ,aa
uring. Addition and sul hlTictitn az,
converge processes, AMI hriug simnl
thau multiplication and dlyi,lon
should preoede ths lal,sf.
Partition and division were shown
10 DO phases OF oue meniaIs nntivi y
neither OF which 10 unueh,t cd " IN.
out tho other. Confusion Nays
arises from any attempt 10 obl,oiveIy
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MINOR MENTION.

Prominsnt local Democrats will
meet at the Kuutsford parlots on Mon.
DAY niaht ~ arrange tor a big osle.
bfsiion OF Jsckson's Day.
No more delightful music was ever
made on the phone lraph tnan tue
Gel CAPTAIN" music by tho famous
bousa's banu now being dispensed nj
the phonogrsph parlors In this city.
Mt. upper has the "a qutsti0n OF keep.
ing abreast Of tbs times In the matter
Of the latest songs and band pieces
andlihe selections above mentioned src
iully ny to the standard.
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illustrate partition except through
division. In short, u u far better to
consider them but one process that Of
diviti0n. Teachers should constantly
present 10 their pupils In all grsdes
problems which demand compsrison
or ratio. All msthemsticsl thinking
oampels the constant reference Of one
quality In terms OF another taken M q
standard. The very esd OF arithmetic
Il TO secure facility In this Kind OF
thinking.
He then illustrated with objects ana
measures the real Junction OF ratio In
teaching arithmetic.
Tue association ~ill hereafter meet
In sections, In addition 10 meetings Of
a general character, which will mere.
alter be held monthly. The principals
will meet on Saturday,, Nov. II, aud
the grammar and primary sections viii
follow In regular order.
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Dir. SnAw'S COMING.
She win ~ al In III, Tab rna l, IN
Monday irehing-A Brillait
Mtmau.

The coming Of de-. Shaw T. speak In
the large rahefuaele l. nm event Of
considerable impof'alc,i she Ia REALLY
the most distinguished woman speaker
gu tho platform. Tnis year she has
been WORKING vigorously Tor the
suiiftge ameu dmsnt In the state oil
gaiiflfnia aud naturally II haf
gwen her w0nuefful exper-
fence of life IN tne Wet Au1
the condition Of women on the Pacific
coast ~ well ~ throughout toe entire
lnietmOuntsin feiion.
DR.. shawl populWily on the plat
form cannot he quesi0ned; her VII
anu bfilliaucy afu uubouuiel, aud she
holds her HudiuGoH spuli.bDund; sby
hasa charming personality aud com.
Inanding presence with q winning anu
gTaoious manneL
Preu notices Of Miss shaw are very
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judge Richie granted n divorce 10
Louisa ID Jwies In the equity court to.
Jay. Toe decree was entered Ia de-.
fsult 81 the defendant, Charlie Dowi,s,
kitiie Cuip and II. X. Edwards giving
isstimouy.
bsrsh A. ID. whslon vs. John H..
Whalon; tenil orary a. junction ordered
an case continued.
North American Savings snd Build.
Ing association W John n. ssnlg' u.
81 otJer Tor commissioner 10 take
iopcsltiou.
Am klfoy OF al W Carrie Keylins /;
case On thai and testimony Oeins
tAkeD.
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Returned Elder.

Elder II, L.. MCMILLAN OF Heber
uiiy. wsHaleh county. who arrived
yesterday, Nov. o, iIom misslon
called at tho NEWS onies today. Hs
lsit lol his fielJ VI labor Oh Sspio nber
10, lsS4 znd has been travelling ih
Nebraskr, lows AMI Maine. 10 tue
lat named state he went TO sse rula.
tiv,a He stales he hiss spJoyed
his mission and met with TAR success,
although al times his health has no
tosn good.
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STILL IN JAIL.


About noon to1sy q telephone mes.
sage from Brigham Cay Informed the
Salt Like officers that n few evenings
ago q burslary had been commiite IT
that pll oe, IN which = quantity o.
pndsrolotbing, she - aud otuet afiicle'
had been siolsu. / he Informant tug-
ge.tsd the holding OF Mc,sts. Hayss,
Murphy, Hughes ami HaJes, until an
officer should arrive here on TIL. even
ing's train. These fellows aro supposed
TO he the parties 10 the burglary.
Added 10 the four bobos arrested by
the police yesterday Afternoon In James
Gray, whom Detective Sheet. ran
onto shortly alter the capture Of the
others. The men wsfe Invested Of
their clothing when n was learned
that all we've outntted sxsoily alike.
each OF them being robeu In suits OF
new underolothing, now socks aud the
like. Ine fellows arc stiil In all
awaiting clue 10 faatsn onto
them burglary which they
nave undsuotodiy been connected with.
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Judge Ritcnir MAJ. ~
otdsrs IN the probate Il, vis,s 'ohoulnx
hsiAss oi solemon Jaosh,an, '9laJi
ued 10 Dec. 8. s" conuh.
co, as,s s,',' Of Jane. Maplnpl; Anal
, ,,on appioved aud decree o. d . &c
a.. E a, OF alllep Atwood; h..,,
o. nnsl account and olsttiin,,,..e aiins
tlnued 10 Nov, %, uhon COO.
tinued 10 Nov. II. "ei' con.
E,'a'e " W. q. YOU'VE, NJ,
Young app,iutod almIni.,, mathis
bonds of 500. "A'of, 10
Estate o. hobert smith; ua,
sppointsd administrator. IN low =, Low
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sood govern uent aud the ih,et,sis Of
ihs people under any aud all oifcum'
stances. A..
"Tbere'ors the Peoples party 10
1900 will be the nucleus around when
the patriotic hosts muss ana VIII
gather 10 redeem the betrayed isepuu-
lie and restore pfospefiiy 10 the OF
messed and outraged 10 pie.
(BIgneJl "MARioN BUTLER
uCbairman OF the Peoples parry
national committee"
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John Ryan was irisi Ia tbs police
court today for violating tho license
ordinance In selling fruit without The
necessary permit. This prosecution
tried hard 10 tend him 10 jail, hut
Ryan told euoh q smooth story tina
sentence was suspended In his behalf.
Ryan was before Ju.lios Harvey y day
" two ago charged with burglary, but
at that ums he played In luck and was
ncq uitteu,
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George w. Edwards.

MTS. Emm. +. sAnbOIn OF l7s Court
street. Laconia, New HAmpshirs
writes 10 Chief Pratt making Inquiry
A. to tho whereabouts OF George w 4.
Edwards. lie served 10 Company A
oblh regiment, Illinois volunteers in
u. '6s war and was In BAIT Lake In
1885.
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THE SECOND REPORT
OF RscsiYtb gior and Jacobs oi ID,
Bank Of Salt Lake.
rnEnEcfrrrs ANN DISBURSEMENTS
or the Bank II,rt aai the On In Met'
eur ~ shown by These
Ulcers.

Mossrs. Knox and Jsoobs, receivers
Of the Bank Of Bait Lake, died their
sfcond report In the rbirj district court
this morninv AMI IL "a iuil a. folloss;
To the Honorable John A. street, prosld.
ing Judge OF Department No. 2, OF
the District Codrt VI the Third judi
oiai District Of the Sisio OF Utah, In
and ior Salt Lake county;
The undersigned, heretofore appointed
receivers In the suit OF the Ucysor Min
ing company ct nj, plaiutiii-. VI Tho
bank Of Salt Lake o. al, dolendaats, aud
NJ. y. Mulyoy Of al, inietsenors, hereby
make the following ropori, showing tho
receipts and disbursements by the 70.
ceiyers since tho dale OF their appoints
mont and qualification, aud requesting a
partial allowance ~ compensation Tor
the receivers and their attorneys.
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ut. Newspaper. tvs. usr Release o."
msdiesi Grounds.

LONDON, Nov. THE wsslmins1'
ct 0aEstte anu other afternoon paper,
IN this city urge the release on meuloai
grounds Of Mr.. Walter NJ Csslle, SEN
fenced yesterday TO thIte month"; im'
prisopment ior phop.liillng'
The Globe says u strongly believes
in MAJ mess abd declares the sentence
constitutes q violation OF common luz
tice, Though, I" the article says, ~ u
cerisin the Judge only dosifed to DO
what was Just"
The III. James Gazette, while agtee'
ing that tlsa case TOT olemency, IN
view Of tue pfi,oasr's health, sayti
at Mrs. Castle II released, II ought
10 be clearly understood tho evidence
Of kleptomania came 10 nothing. II
Der counsel relied ON that dsienst,
tbey would not have advissd her 10
plead guilty. The TObbefits were iro'
quent, systematic and nflfal."
At tar HOME oTFicK.
Ofiiolal. OF the home ofiice have not
yet replied 10 the letter o. Ambassadof
BsyafJ, urging clsmency tot Mn.
Castle, on toe rfouDd VI her physical
condition. lis Understood, however,
The letter was marked I'M, fneisl snd
not sent ~ being from thu United
States ambassador. Bayari wfote The
home secretary, Sir Matthew White
Ridley, again today. MI Castle
wfots 10 Bsyard thanking the Unilei
Blatse embassy Tor past engfts and
ufging tho ambassador TO iake every
step possible 10 secure the release VI
Mrs. Castle.
The home mice declines 10 give any
Information On the subject 10 tno preis.
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r,,.,.aoyy .soea. store.

IrDIAEAroLi,.N Nov. : Al 8 o'clock
this mOfniug fife ufuke cut III a ioui'
story buiidibg, 20 And 70 west, Wasi .
ingion street, occupied ~ Robson q
Lswfis, cry goods The eptif. buil1'
log anu stock, valued shout fblVOV,
were Destroyed.
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Dor Al. it,a. t.,....,.- .....si ,.ies .
June aud July, a. per above statement,
was In accordance win lease there ofofo
made by tho owner Of the building with
tho assguof. Jane. n. Bacon. The rent
tor June anh Jaly had become due aud
pay Able under tho term. OF the lease
before the receivers got possession Of tho
premises: subsequently, they were on
sbled 10 make arrangements by which
they are permit Cd to occupy sho prem
ises afofesaid, At will, upon tno pap men
of $50 por month rental.
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PuiLADELrniA. Nov. 7-rhefe
were more thau i5,OOO spec atofe IA
FTAukln neli this afternoon TO see
the oo.bail rams betweeb tue Univer.
lily u Pennsylvania and Carlisle
football team.
$3.50 p. in.--Gllbefi, Of Penny.
vapis, blocked kick. Hedges fell on
bail beck Of lndians touchdown result
ing In Pennsylvania, u, indiana, o.
sturdy plunges through the lice ~
Wharton sud Flfrat AID quafttruack
kicE TO Morios scored second touch.
down At $3.50. Minds Kicked tho hall
cut 10 Wharton sud Woodruff kicked
goal. scSrt-Pennrylvsnis. IL; In.
diana, o.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Ori,rs In Three Di,isious Made
Today.

The following business was done In
three divisions Of the Third district
couft today
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Tho receivers have already institu cd
suits In equity to subject thu alleged
property Of tho asslgnur, James H.
Bacon, and Of tho two banks mentioned.
10 tho claim. OF tho cfo iitors, which
suits are now pending Ia this court 10
recover the indebtedno. due 10 the two
bank, they have beeu obliged TO bring
humorous suits At law, which arc now
pending.
Very generally, all claims, wholher
appearing a. overdrafts or bills Tecelya-
BILE, In favor OF said banks, arc denied
aud contested, and In order 10 collect the
same We viii bo obliged 10 bring a large
number OF &C ions.
owing To the obscure and uncertain
methods Of bookkeeping by which the
business Of tho two banks before mon
toned, and particularly tho Bank OF Salt
Lake, was conducted, very great dim
oultloN have been encounted by tho 70.
ceiyers In arriving At a true understand
Ing Of the condition Of the banks, and
their personal attention has bcen 70.
quifed and given every day since their
appointment and qualification.
Your receivers respectfully show that
they aud their attorneys have given
much labor aud time herein, aud pray
tho court tor reasonable allo NAnce- Tor
their services and those Of their attor.
neys.
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LAaHtur In this city, November !. % mar
asmus, Charles W, sou Of James q. And Mary
LamhcrL asod u months And - days,
Funeral service At 80 aouth lirst NEST -,
Al y ma tomorrow frundayl Friends invited
W attend.
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CLOAK ROOM ATTRACTIONS.

Here are Tow liens Of special interest
TO great value seekers.
Splendid Beaver Cloth double
Capes, full winter weight,
rows OF stitching all around
IF .: e" s. :s''s$ g.: :; s::t $3.50
Full Sweep Curly Bouele
Cloth Clpes all Satin lined
aud edged In Thibet, worth
;:' s.s s;?:Y be-: !: ' a: Ne: S: S7.95
Ladies'Black Cheyiot Jackets
Boucle effect velvet collar
and turned back cufis,good
: :. iG'l $'5t $ :::s :; a.. 4 $3.50
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LONDON, Nov. 7.-At toe Baltic to-
day wu.at was very nfm, generally
~. higher and In very moderate de-
mand.
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sEw foHK. nov 5.--hesefye, dssts,,..
tl,G3l.sli, iohns, decrease. itQilitl! fre1's
lnertase. ph,,loi leFHi teniart. deefsal,
t,s3a.iol, depoaits, ulcreass 80 s.ns. In.
cuiAtlon. increase, is.hsg. The bants uss
hold A,ip,qtQ in excess % rtqulfemssl.
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fsnian, to be permitted IN A..
complaint. y" ''eal 10 u.
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DRESS GOODS.

20 inch All Wool Dress Goods
In splendid New Fall Mixtures. 0r
winter weight. made to retail INp
at soc, this weeks Bargain. SoO
As inch Fancy Dress Goods, m
worth soc this weeks Bar Illp
gam '''''.'','........ ".....,, wv
so inch heavy Navy Blue and An
Black Storm Serge, splendid 4ill'
value at Coo, a Bargain at...... iVu
IS inch All Wool Novelty Check 10
Boucle Suting CSC goods, an n ~
Attractive Bargain for........ ioU
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'hirsus uarset.
v...x.x -n. lhiassn nov !.
uuru- N0y., . bee. as.
OAts-NoY., ia tee, TO-
tura- Uy. And De 81 ~
lafd-No - luf bee ,fLil
hiba-NoV. and Dec, tlli.
1--we u
barley 'laN.
iiax -ftt.
1imothy-tg.tl.
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NNNef. beei
Lsad-iaso
rilyuf-dlh.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-01-12

soprano for which there has been no parallel within the last decade.
 Miss Mabel Crawford, contralto, it is said, bears a closer resemblance to the great Sealchi, in both voice and appearance, than any one on the American stage today.
 "Mr. Derrick has bass voice of wonderful power and smoothness, giving an ideal Mephisto in voice and makeup.
 "Mr. Hannah's progress since go- ing to Chicago is phenominal. He is under training with the same master who acted as critic to such great artists as Melba and the de Reszkes. History does not record a single in stance where young man only N years of age. within one year of in- struction, assumed successfully one of the most difficult roles in Grand Opera. This MT. Hannah accom- plished.
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sherwood Concert Company.

The next attraction at the Opera house will be the engagement of the Sherwood Concert Company, which takes place next Saturday night, the 18th inst. Of this company the Musical Courier says:
 "Mr. Sherwood's performances need no praise, as he is ackhowl- edged to be the greatest Concert Pianist in America. Of the quar- tette great results are predicted from th:s tour. They have been drilled on this program since September 15 by two of the worlds greatest in- structors, and those who have heard them say their work is of very high order.
 Miss Jennie Osborn, soprano, be- came famous as a concert singer at the Worlds Fair. Mdme. Melba, during her recent engagement in Chicago, requested Miss Osborn to sing the soprano roles in Faust for her. The result of which was q flat tering offer from Mdme Melba to in- duce Mise Osborn to become her understudy in Grand Opera. This is compliment to an American
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A Dance at Tucker.
TUCKER, ARK, Jan. 9

TICKER, ARK, Jan. 9, 1896.
 The hospitable home of Mrs. Wat son, at Tucker, presented picture of loveliness The decorations consisted of evergreens, being most beauti- fully arranged. The popular hostess, Mis- Kate W atson, assisted by Miss Sallie Vaugine, entertained their guests most royalty and contributed much to the enjoyment of allpresent.
 A supper, which was never sur passed in Tucker, was served at mid night after which all repaired to the dancing hall where they ripped 1he fantastic until the wee small hours of morning. Those present were: Misses Johnnie Williams, Essie McCrary. Nora Burton, Edna Tucker Beulah Harper, Lida Brooks, Georgia