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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

Nillican. Tex, June l6, ~
In response 70 cali BY acting ehals-
man, J. T. Eavcs, a fair representation
Of The cislsens Of prscinei No. nsalln.
blea for the purpose Of e'erlins deis'
gates 10 the county democratic confoG-
llon which meets in Bryan on lhe 1l1.
A. result The folloainr cililtnI e1Ia
elected a. delegates; ". n. eciln..hlfo.
]. W. Gallon, j F. Eayes. g. W. nna.
lap. G. W. McMichnel. P. n. AnIh3'
ton. VIM. Jersloo. J. J. LeFcbuIx. VIA
go instructed to vote a. iolIous For
the lree unlimited cosnage ef silver at
the ratio i6 to 1. the pFescn, slnle ii.
minis.ralion fully endorsed and -.
structed for 4. l.. Henry CIR con9re.s.
Msyfeld Cor railroad. commissioners.
raliaierfo, district indRe; r. A.. smith.
representative, Scoli, district aIlotnnF
/ ,. NJ. Eaves Was elected cha'Iman -
( The casulne $50 years.
G.. " AcslicukRL. sec'x.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

DrSvKR, May is-It now seems cor.
tain that tho Tabor Opera House ana
ths Tsbor block win soon BE- sold AZ Yah
lie auction, the state snpreme court hav-
ing alirmed the action Of thu Ayapahoe
cunnty district court, giving the North
western Mutual tife insuNnce com.
many authority - fortclose ils hrsl
mortgage of e5eo.ooo. ~ Laura D
smith. who hols . sncC - AortEage im
3aO0. .ood has al}e phlelts@ permission
from She court 4 ierecl,.ne
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

HAVANA. May IS --Tohacco leaf ex-
porters, having extensive orl..rs yct n.y.
6llcd. win suffer seFiovs embarrassment
by saturdays decroo stepping export.
They are prcpaFing a petition 10 Captain
General Wgyley ssking hiia 10 gran, an
extension Of time Of 10 mcso In which
to embark their stock on band. Il b
understood also that the Havana agents
of ihs French. Ausiro. Hungarian and
Colombian government tobacco monop
oliss. through their respective aonsuisl
viii fle prOlesis.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19
SERIOUS FlRe AT ATLANTA
Markham House nloek Destroyed Caus
ing a Los of e1oo.ooo.

ATLANTA. May lS.-The most serious
c.mflagIaiion here in 10 years broke ont
shJtly before II o clock last night in a
block In the ccntcE Of the city, bounded
by tho tracks Of the southern railway
and Pryor, DcN,ur aud Collias stroois.
The Markham House, adjoining the un-
ion depot, was totally destroyed, inyolv.
ing a loss Of abou, siss,o0O on baildings
and furniture, covered by an insurance
Of $4,000. Milan 4 Paitcrson's livery.
stable. in which the blaze originated,
Pattenon's undertaking establishment,
a row Of small rookorios ON Decatur
street aud n half dozen houses tn Col.
Inns street occupied by the dom monde
were completely consumed. Total loss
about R3OO. 600
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

ccn,ai General wnllaps Firm In mis-
Defense Of A1ssrieana.


Defense Of Asfsrieana.
HAVANA. May is.--Thc action Of
Consul General wnlinbls In protesting
against The methods o. the trial Of tho
prisoners of the American schooner
compcilioi adopted by the Spanish au-
thmities Is wo.th more than a passing
mention.
Before the c0urtmartial closed, Con-
Ful Genera; Will'ains' letter Of protest
was read The representative q the
United States quoted the treaties ex-
isiinR between the United States and
Spain and denied ths right ai the latter
TO try American citizens and Others sail
ing under the American flag by other
than civil hands, addtng that even in
the latter Ease they iaust be Judged by
ordinary and not by drumhead military
and naval courts. and be permitted to
employ legal counsel and present wit
nescs In evidence
3 note BY tho judge. advocate general
which had also been indorsed by Ad-
/ miral Navarro. the highest naval officer
( q Spain in Cuba. ruling Consul Gonefhl
Williams as without good ground and
] ouf of osaer. was also read and noted.
Wnhin three hours after the courtmar-
tial closed is session H. members sent
Admiral NaSarr aosoaled verdict, which
was Immediately opened and approved
by the naval chief.
Tho sentences Of an eve prisoners 20
death. In accordance with the verdict,
were signed az once and preparations
were made tohavc the men shot.
Receiving no satisfactory response
from the admiral. nur even an invita-
ton 10 attend the proceedings. neither
Consul General Williams nor any At
inohc Of his oflloe was present at The
oburtmrtial, nor was he allowed 70 so
the prisoners untl sfyr the trial had
closed. =
III you shoos then" " said Mr.. vii
liams, "my government insiructs me .,
ciosc It's oohsulqtc here and demand m,
passports. a. we shall most oertalnl.
hold you apd your govornnent rgspond
bic should these prisoners be cxooutes
before our protest be given due oonsid
cntin."
When Consul General Williams bowos
himself ont q the Captain Gonerall
presence and drove back to his Office th'
! excitement that followed ai the palac
/ became almost indcsorihahle. The pres
idoni and judges Of the supreme civi
p tribunal Of the island, the chairman o
e the leading Conservative parties, an'
b the managing director Of the Spanisl
I bank wero called into consultation b,
Captain General Wcylor and Admira
Navarro. Tho majority Of these person
ages advised the authorities 20 suspenl
!. the execution pending higher instrue
tions frum Madrid. General Weyle
said no, that Il the men were not oxecu
ted he would rosign and he 10 tele
u graphed the Spanish ministry.
a In the meantime, Il appears. that th
Il United States was. through Ministe
y Taylor. bringing pressure 10 bear ais
!. at Madrid. Orders camc from spain .
i. suspend all rrpcrcdings and diroctin
,hc captain general and Admiral Navai
~ % transmit al documents IN the cas-
y Ia Madrid for consideration there by th
. supreme military aud naval council an
= cabinet. And thas Consul Scner
!, Williams won the transfer of the cas-
/, ~ Madrid. giving the prisoners It lea'
In d. .ttnnth or .ir yrtols' rnsnifo
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19
A DANGEROUS REMEDY.
Antidiphthsria serum Nes safe Rem.
edy For Kvsa Hsrlthy Psrssn-


edy For Kvsa Hsrlthy Person-
wAnnNd -, May ls.--A profound
sensation has been caused among medi-
tai men in Germany and France through
the fatal effects attending the admins
tration Of the famous antidiphtheric
serum In the case Of a child Of an emf
uent Berlin physician. A servant In
the physicians household showing signs
Of diphtheria. the doctor. to preseut his
child from contracting the diseap adj
ministsred an injection Of serum and the
child died In few minutes
United State Commercial Agent Moore
at Wcimar has made the incident the sub
iect cf a special report 70 the state de-
partment IN which, after telling Of the
! various theories put forth by the modi-
cal authorities 30 account for the fatal nc.
tion Of serum. he declared that the child
died from a nervous shock, although 4
has been concluded that the injection
Of serum into a healthy person for pro
vcntion Il a dangerous practice
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

sARNIA. May iS.-firc here dcsacyod
james Kings elevator, foM ami feed.
mill and warehouse. Before help hti
arrived from Port Huron flying brands
SET hrc 20 the hub and spokeworls oi
J. +. Iopghoad, two blocks away,
which wen also destroyed Tho King
business block bui1.sf with iis contents,
besides the presSyt1rian church and
ss..ac residences. The total loss is about
go, 900.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19
nor BY THE TREATY.
P,les Island l. Owned by Great britain.
hm should No rrele sam'A

CucAoo. Nay Is-Major Geaeral
Wesley Merritt, commander Of the de-
pariiaeui n the Missouri, and Rohcrs +
Liucair have returned fron. she Peleo
fishing club roSer,e oa Pelco island in
Lake Brio. General Schoaeld was also
a maml,a u the party Cenual Mg-
rl,i said
cone thing found cut rleri Peleo
ISLAND b. that Il is owned by Great Brit
ain ad that arcooiing to tl,s Claytm-
Iulwcr lcaty Of 1859 q should belong
70 tht United stslos. Tho treaty pro.
yiasd thA, y islands north Of tae chan.
ncl in the lake shoald belong to Greai
Brisia and an south Of the chaunel d
this country. Ths channel ,oursc wa,
nsi prrpcrly ls,d down az the time On
has changed Nncc, as Il is now n0rth oi
The island"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

Serious desiitution exists owing 70 ths
inability Of traders 70 prOcuro supplies
from St. Johns. navigation iIeing inn
possible.
The people II many places ere eating
their seed potatoes and st other places
shs inhabitants are making q general
division Of the stores Of -four and pro.
visions 30 make out an eKistence until
supplies are procurable.
The blockade Il having d damaging
effect upon the Ood fishery, the fisher'
men being enable 10 begin operations.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

PIERRE. s. d., May is.-white Buff
falo. captain Of Indian police Of the
Cheyenne reservation, has applied for q
pension on account Of injuries sustained
while a member Of the Third Unlted
states cavalry, and Examining Physic.
ian Hurley says the injuries ara sH-h a.
would give a white man q pension
White Buffalo IL a son Of sitting Bull
and has always been loyal 10 the whites
a. a policeman or soldier.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

ATLANTA. May iS.-rho soaich Of tho
ruins Oi the Markham House blook
which was swept by frc last night,
rcycalod the ehasrcd iemains oi a IN.
man body, which proved 70 he lhst o.
W 7, Zachary, negro haskdrivgr,
who wss asleep In carriaEg m Milan
a Paiicnson's hvorystable. So lar e.
known no other lives wero lost.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

OrELIKA, May ls.-Goorge Gray and
George W. Watson, two very prominent
citizens Of this county, became involved
In difficulty about n nogro tenant Sat
urday night Gray shot Watson twice
with a rife. who In return iirod lwo
loads Of shot into Gray. Watson Is dead
and Gray viii die.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

and mito arrived here from Sc. rcters-
bury. The Clinese envoy was received
IN most brilliant manner and after
wards presided AZ reception given az
the Chinese embassy. which was pro-
fussly decorated with flags.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

CLEVELAND, May iS.-Bishop Bow
man presided AZ today's session Of the
Methodist Episcopal conference. No
vote was taken for bishop ON account Of
ahsentces. Routine proceedings began
with continuation OF the consideration
of she report OF the committee ON iiin-
crary. A brief interruption was made
for the purpose Of lnlpducing DIR. g. J.
Morris and A. Z. Perkins. fraternal del
oqatcs from the Methodist Episcopal
church, south. Il was DIR. Morris. con-
corning was;n an uriortuhate complica'
ton arose AZ the time Of his dnt visit
and he returned IN order that sac con-
ference nav redeem itself. The gentle
mar was shown scant courtesy on az
ncradOn Of his previous appearance be
fore tae conference. Roth gentlemen
wepe received with applause
The ninth ballot for bishop rcsultet
Ia no choice.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19
NOT USED TO GAS.

Mr.. Anna ID. Devaney and . noy As-
.phyxiaisd at Omaha.
OMAHA. May is.-Mrs. Anna d. De-
vaney. 6s years old. Of Fort Dodge, Ia.,
and Elmer Atherton. years old. were
found dead IN bed in the house of the
boys father. Mrs. Devaney had been
on visit 10 her daughter since Tues
day She was unaccastomed to the use
Of the gas and previous to Saturday
night her daughter had always turned
Il on for her.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19
INSTRUCTED HoW To voTE.
manltoha ssheoI Qassiion Taken In
Hnnd BY the Catholic Church.

Manitoba aehool Qaesiiun Iaken IN
Hand By the Catholic Church.
MONTREAL, May is.-In all the Ro-
man Catholic churches In Quebec prov
ince a mandate signed by the archbish-
ops and bishops was read last night
dealing with the duties Of the faithful
a. the approaching general election.
The mandate concludes a. follows;
Therefore, all Catholics should only
and solemnly engage themselves 10 vote
in parliament In favor Of the legislation
giving 70 the Catholics Of Manitoba the
school laws which were recognized a.
due to them BY the privy council Of
England"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19
led alocKAps cAusA.a EAMNs.
People II oseen read Nssins sssa 70.
,usses e. Keep Alive.

ST. JoaSs n. F.. May is.- -.rhe Ing.
nsh ssaamcf Nnnroi Aas returned fium
Org h pcat, ehcre she WAS iainmel in
theice bcskade ie days She reports
that the vhola r.asi is blockaaea with
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

BRsIoL. Tenn. May iS.-.Seyoral no.
RrOcs engaged In a iigh, yesterday after
noon near Washington college. result
ing IN two being shot. one cut with an
~ and one being wounded on the head,
from which he viii die.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19
SEPARATE COACH law GOES
suprcms Court Decides the Iau n
I.aal.Iana 4. csn.lIlulIanal.

Louisiana Il CONSTITUTIONAL.
WASHINGTON, May is-The supreme
court decided today in what Is known
a. the Jim Crow car case Of Plessy
". Ferguson. that the statute Of the
state Of Louisiana requiring railroad
companies To supply separate ooaches
for white and oolorod persons is uncon-
stitutional. affirming the decision of the
court below. Juztioc Brown delivered
his opinion. Justice Harlan dissentod
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

CucA0o, May is,-rhe schooner
Mary d. Aver. was sunk In a collision
with the Steamer Onoko, IN Lake Michi.
gan, OF Grosse Point Yesterday morning
and five members Of her crew Of soven
......-. l.-----..I
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19
FATAL 'FloHT BETWEEN FARMERs
They Engaer In q Duel 90 the Death
win KNIVES While Drunk.

win Knivs. While Drunk.
LEAvEswoRIH. Kan. May iS.-Two
farmers from Piati county. No. en-
gagged In a duel 20 death with rocket
knives In a saloon here. John Horn
buckle was No badly slashod and stabbed
that he died within a few mindtos
Stone steward was frightfuliy wounded.
He b in a hospital. and viii probably
die. The men had been friends and
came 20 town together. bat became In
toxicated aud qaarrclcd and fought over
a atraInaction II a ycaI aeo. when Stew
ard was arrested for shooting a man
Hornbuokle went his bond, from which
he subsequently Withdrew.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

BHRilS. Nd, May ls.-rwcnty.tlve
dwellings wcrc Destroyed ly iro yosicr,
day Al franklin City, vs.. sS Iailcs
from hSsc.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-05-19

PMS % not cnfe ConsllQaiiNa. Tlo4
only aesfasaie harris Clover Rooi
ica gives pcffeft fcSnlqf|Iy oI the
howg's. Sold hy ali dracRsls
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-28

r.r rauI InIIy Injured by h.HU.
.I.uuf o. giant car. aut who UHs IU,f
under tut uatu uf Dr. Middleton .H..
tine arruout, ia reported as doing UI...
|y. Tue baud VIII, % Couup, Do. UHil
du'oImef, Hut The doctor sa5F Phi. HI
navu fsIr usu Of ii......LHst Monday
Cap. 10. Parry, who mas Icon no work
ON tue iaap of Tire monument iH On.
mem ~ of Uncle John Middleton,
completed the work aud 10 wac rfrg.u|
In tile cemetery. Tho mUnumUu. Iu B.|
stands ton feet nigh, anu b. comp srI Q
live pieces exclusive 1i The uHsr. wee
uurrhasuI from the stone yard of I.HH
Morris OF Salt LaEo CITY ami lNH
ORIGINAL pficc was 5000. ltIse m.... u
H' marble granite 20. very uoHN.iu. N.s
urnfuucH. Tue m1uumuYt De- lNH ..uHi
ln the south and tea httiug tl.a.a Il
The memory ni one su ut7urs.us Hs
was ITO utuvgfud......L Last Saturday
night tho FhuufgfH VITO bnI been at
work on thu sheep company u uHs
g mplulOI thgIf work aud returned
nome. The U0mpauJ's clip amounted
tu 1000 puuu1F-au average No offs
pguudr nuI four ounces YET head. THE
sheen have WiutrfuI rather poorly, .u
total Docs amounting 20 l,70i heul, uuu
they ate now iu rather p1ur condition.
Tho shcnrsra received cents rUr head
Tor sbcaflug, which 10 Toe HiEuuUl
price offered the Ifrauut bCaHHr. Toe
weather during tueatiug VuH some.
what un'avyfauIo OWNS O.. cold url
high winds.
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STATE NEWS.

quite number " cattle died In
Provo valley duTiuR tho late storm.
Blunlliul Clipper Some one stole
m1lAsses mill bel nsing 20 Ephfaim
Briggs on Wednesday afternoon, Iron
Z thures are suspected.
Ed. Parry, city marshsl Of Cedar
Guy, has resigned, lie says ho cAu-
not serve Tor less than $500 por yusr,
but as the euIlto city tax is uuly $500,
the city could not ray the salary asked.
PAyson Globe! Jos. Douglas reports
tho evaporation Of one u his hay stAcks
over In his Hold southeast OF town
ir m htteeu tons down 90 about three.
A wagon track leading from tue stack
eXI hius tue probable cause.
Iron County Record. Word 20.
cely6d from Leeds IL 10 tue 6iitc, that
prospects tor frult aud other crops arc
the y I0test that tho people thOr0 have
ever known, nuI farmers aud stock,
men are feeling very blue over the
outlook. Tho uult crop has been
destroyed by tbs frost aud the lack Of
moisture destroys oil prospects for
other crops,
As we 70 TO press We learn OF tue
death VI John Atmstr0ng-br0lhet to
Joe. Armstrong Of Eu0ch-wbU died
at Beaver yesterday morning, says the
CeuH CITY Record OF April "a. MI
Armstrong was alling few days since
and by mistake his vito administered
d dose OF morphine which ultimately
caused HE death,
Hober City Wave. Young men. ar d
older oues TOO, nave formed the nault
while out cunning 10 shoot almus
everything that crosses their paths,
ana the large species VI the hawk espuc.
ially nllsa victim Ot their uuerfiug
aim. This IL altogether wrong. The
hawk IA killed generally with the idea
that another enemy " chickens iu put
out VI thu way, ami while such nm
Idea II correct b some eElout sim the
harm those birds d. 10 poultry 10 prac.
tcally nothing compared 90 the great
amount Of good thsy no 70 the lar usr
by destroying the troublesome field
mice, gtounl squirrel, gopher Rnu
other grain pests. The larger hawke
live almost entirely on such inhabi
lnnts VI the earth ami they should be
protected from becoming the mark ior
ever hunter to try mis- gun on.
Cedar cry Record: Edie Frst.
sall, who had the misfortune 10 have
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-04-28

VuFiuE any complications with spain,
iNEnH / understand 90, these shipments
would bs perfectly logai.
vi have been compelled, by oifCuu.
siaucrsi 90 resort 90 extreme measures.
General Weyler in hi- desire OF gain.
lug glory nud boz 0usiruCiing the feCos-
milton Ot our delinquency, went iu bic
proclamation no FAR 90 10 promise the
planters that tboy would be able l0
gfind their sugar cane, while 90 the
government be gave the uWufancr
That the elections could be- pruceuu.y
hold, uud 90 the cluutfv at largo be-
declared that piuar del Rio and some
other provinces would be- no pnCintd.
some OF the planters, showing them.
selves willing 90 believe that the gen.
ufnl would Keep his promise, began TO
get ready iorguuding the Gene. Under
the clfcumslauCus 1 made up my mind
90 Invade PlnAr del RIO again ln order
20 show thht VIZ are capable 60 compel
Obedience ~ tue orders OF our govern.
menf.
81 am perfectly Satisfied with the
success which has attended all my
operations during this second Invasion,
which shall last ne long o. there iusuy-
thing 90 destroy, 30 spain may not de-.
rive any revenue. AZ you Will ser,
ths itcre1it which the ptoolamail0ns
% Wcyler wcru intended 20 throw on
our revolution has, through what We
nave done fallen on Spain, wlUtu boz.
capacity 20 control our movements eau
be agaiu plainly shown"
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Notes

A number ut Provo men sent cut
pTOHpeClOfs about two months ago o.
make locations iu luu northern part OF
Auzlus. Ouu OF them has returned,
bringing with him several nuuuTtu
pounds VI Rich looking copper ore, on
which a mil test VIII Uu made. He
reports the discovery lf vein about
three miles long, auu Iu some places
thlftY foet Wlau on tho surface. The
place where tiu mineral Do found DO
au ut 90 milus southeast ui 81. 90 rgr,
near tue Colorado river, aud while %
ls doubtful about she uIu belug rich
enough 10 puy Tor tue long wagon haul
TO tue railroad, there ls FuCu an TN.
meuse quantity OF % that 10 would
seem 10 DO a paying proposition 10 lut
up smulluf on Sue ground,
The following marriage llconsu,
were Issued yesterday uy County CluIk
JUuss; Irving l.. Pratt aged 20, of
Provo and Florence 40, Adams, aged
IS, VI Provo Beuchi David ID. Sutton,
aged %, anu Maud L.. Carter, aged lg.
10th Of Provo; Daniel HILBERT aged
go, VI Mesa Guy Ann and Mary
Laws, Hgol "a, Ol Provo.
Judge Wilson, who hasl Oesn In Cali.
iorula Tor several weeks Iu the hope Of
benetiltiug his health, returned 90 Salt
LAKE cry last evening, where ho it
now under the care of n pnyslclau,
Judge MoCsF,y Will go o. Hober on
Thursday aud bod yuur, there Friday
anu Saturday, returning 90 tuih city ~
hold court Monday,
Fleinn sud Davis, the men who
were injured by q powder explosion la
Death canyon lhsl lhuuday, are Ia d
lair way ~ recover
An interesting o5ucrrt was given lu
the Second ward meeting huu.e los.
evening by tue Mutual Improvement
associations,
Don Cotton OF Nerua, 10 visiting
relatives here; no leaves On a mission
Tor Great Buuiu IN a fvw uaye,
R.Masser Of Beaver 10 visiting Provo;
II Is saiI he intenIs ~ start an iude.
pendent paper hero,
A. W. FBlt representing NJ. ID,
Wslls q Co., Chicago, IL ~ Iue olIy.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


GRAND.
Despite The miserable nigh. good
audicrcr witnessed the reproduction
st the Grand OF Que OF the frast fuc.
cossts rruirysI lnst season, Iur r.U.
tufO anu Tho Three Hats, Too Uur.
ini raiser, lHH Picture, la r. Charming
thing aud boo 90 Mics Tuaz, STE De.
w1rIs and Mr King uU tHr u.Uufs,
Misc ImaA ss Alice WllUughny haI n
chance Go Urrsy her ability Iu the
Dramatic line AMI she INSIDE 10 10 o.
sweet wIu6Umu character Nls Il.
wards as MuIDf John Strong aH.oI with
Dos. usual yIgUE Ms * us mtHu 90 DIE
boo Tue Iau uf ID. uauItHu H. New
York at the UriE|aHl .i.uuCN.r Urrf,
Huu uo upheld ular reputation aHi even.
Ius,
The Three Hats lea very iuuuy farce
comedy, auu aru, tuuh.u.u Ia IuNfa H'
I0ugh.ua Nr CLARK Oiiurvuuua iu uis
pafl of 500 ImUfuIuHt husband, ami
NaiFs Core Cooke ~ hls W. u.WsauII
t.ut CHuIU uu expected. Me Blake.
more us B.sUl buturu, tuu Whiting
maagrr dressed auI uclol Cue par 90
perfection,
lIIEAIEH.
Tho H.lo 1i seats i1r the prmrHf0 g.
West minstrel performance lHuualy
aud Friday vyrHiugs, opened o.. Sue
box flee lnIs morning.
lhurIgy ma ruling tho sole 1' seats
viii commence ut the luuatrr box
office iUr tbr afternoon nru evening
Iuri0fmgucrH 0t The Strange Aavnu.
Iulus gf MHa Bfuwl ou Saturday, Nay
BOD.
Tonight the concert Tor tur buurn ui
Tho w. G.. IT, u. viii us .iyUu 90 Ihu zee.
iIyucf of Sic blIl -, r.yl1r, corn uI
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