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LEGAL NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
THE DISTRICT OF C0LUM B1A, Wash
ington, II. c., August 8, 1S9T.-Notice is
hereby given that the Commissioners of
the District OF Columbia intend TO make the
following improvements which is, in their
Judgment, necessary for the public health,
safety and comfort: Assessments for one
half of the cost OF the same VIII be made as
provided for in public act No III approved
August z 1894. Parties who are interested
IN the proposed work are hereby notified
that the Commissioners OF the District of
Columbia VIII give hearing at the Dis
tTlct Building on August %, 1897, at L
O'Clock a. IA, to any and all persons who
may desire To opJecG, 70 SAID improvements
being made: SETTING NEW GRANITE
CURBING on 9Th street northwest, be-
tween Kenesaw avenue and Park street;
JOHN B. WHHT, W. n BLACK. Com.
mlssoneTS, D. e. aus, 10, 20,2
ESTATE OF Peter keeian, deceased. No.
1906. Docket %. Bernard V. keeian,
administrator, has, with the approval OF
the supreme court of he District of Coum-
bia, holding special term for orphans
court business, appointed Friday, July 80,
1897, at o clock a. nl., as the time,
aud said court as the place, for making
payment and distribution under the courts
direction and control when and where
all creditors and persons entitled to dis
tribUtive Sh ares or legacies or q residue,
are notiiieu TO attend IN person OF by
agent or attorney duly authorized, with
their claims against the estate properly
vouched Provided, this order be published
once In each or thtee successive weeks
before said day In the Washington Law
Reporter and Washington Times. Signed
July 3, 1897. II A. Mccormick and Geo
IL. Lamar, ProCtorS.
J. NoTA McGlLI., Register OF Wills.
The time specified in the above notice
is extended to September 8, 1897
j. NOTA McG1LI, Register OF wills
au13 3,2o,27
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WANTED - 10 50 per day easily made
by good osnvasSeTs Call at 4l2 Sd
good men wanted; $l75 cash deposit re-
qulred aulS-3t
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CHEAPEST PRINTER.
4 I,U9o circulars or fiiIheaGs. T5c.
5tBU envelopes or notehea1s, 75c.
". Il. DAWSON, So7 9Th NV.
apl NV
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FOUND.

FOIND-A sOuvenir cane, eiaborateiy parv-
Jefferson Of Va, born April l s, 7s2; was
President u S. a 1901 TO 1909. wrote
Decaarstlea OF Independ denoe: founded the
JeffersanNs dying words Il resign ny srsirit
To God, my daughter 10 ny country This
cane Was cat near 3effcrsoa,s = z9snb - The
owner can recover the cane by caasng at
tpls office. aulz-2tcem1.
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For SALE-IOTS.

FOR SALE-Beautifal building lots and
villa sites in the village of Balls ton, ON the
electric rgads Males from Washin gton,
price OF lots $190 each; So down; balance
81 per Week, no taxes or interest until lot
is paid FOR; railroad fare 8 cents, also
large and small farms and Suburban places
for sale. JAMES E. CLEMENTS, 1921 F
st. NV. au1 S-fjt am
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BIcYCLIs,Ts.

BIC YCLiSTS-To all bicyclists. / viii
for 20 mites around Washington who viii
cali ror II, or send stamps for postage.
JAMES 4. CLEMENTS, 1871 ST. NV.
au -6t-ein
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WANTED-FARAfS.

NANTED-Io buy snail farm, lot more
tnan SIX miles from the District, in Md. !;
give particulars as To price, situation, size
and now to reach IL. Address r. NJ. this
orflce, aul8- 81
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

FOR RENT-In good eighberhood; D.
room and cellar brick; newly papeTea
and painted; rent, $13. Apply EOS
ST. NV. au20-3t
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FOR RENT-609 9th ST. ne; 2 lovely
rooms on I'd floor, fur. unfur, siIita-
ble FOR light housekeeping; bath room ON
same floor; private family, and terms
reasonable. au20St
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FpR RnNT-FLa1S.

FOR RENT-s-room rlat. bath and range:
$50; rooTas and bath, I'd floor, ST. 5;
4 rooms, Sd floor, $40. Apply Z. Z, AL
IEMUS, / 40 Z st. NV. au2e-3S
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FJRNITUR RE moved; largest 2-hoTse load.
furniture packed and shipped; experienced
men only, storage. COLUMBIA TRANS
FER CO., 1928 4 12 st. NV. 'fnone $50
myY-H
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FOX SALE-Io tuIIdrrs-soo TT. or Hum
Tsclstown frownstnne. small pieces ready
for tiIe wall; very low price. Addr ess BAR
GAIN, this office. aulS-3t
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FOR SALE-Mason HalHlin organ, $40;
Heyward baby carriage, So; ladies'
Cbristy saddle, $2; new. Address Box
IS, this office. aulT-St-em
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Il. h FULT0NfS loan office, 1915 Pa. ave.
NV. money loanedOn watches, diansonds.
5ewelry, silgerware. etc. apl6-6m
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.

t0R RENT Brick house, $50 LIST st. me-;
mod. imp. Inquire at $50 1stst. ne.
aul S-3t-em
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LOANS MADE ON FURNITURE
HORSES. ETC.

Loans made on Furniture, Pianos, Horses.
Wagons, etc. at lowest rates and QB5otzest
possible tInle. Strictly confidential. Please
call before securing loans elsewhere.
WASHINGTON MORTGAGE LOAN Co
go 4 street northwest
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f'oR SALE-Onc roli-top desk; good
as new; one bedroom set. 3 pieces. tl49
4th st. NV. aAl . -3t
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waNr,.5- Nts.-1zLLAs EoUs.

WANTkD-Lace curtains TO laundry; no
lime used. satisfaction given: 80 cents
per pair- I'll 9th 81. NV. 1t
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FOR sALE-A good horse, cheap. .
and X sfs. Sc. II
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LOANS MADE ON APPROVED COLLAT-
eIai, such as life policies, stUclls, bonds,
nrioa5es, etc No delay YERkES &
EAhER, lao n st. Take elevator III
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LOST-1.asly' s breastpin soiii gold wreath.
with blue settings: on Capitai Traction
road, or Wash. and Great Falls Re
ward II returned 10 9e7 1ih S. Sc 1t
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FOX SA LII VIII seH cheap Sever:il tIfoi
sioCkrnJheciUy l22O Sth st NV. all 9-S'
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FOR NT-M1sCELLANEoUs.
FOX RENT Brick stable In rear OF 23o
1st st. ne. au1S- Stem
FOR RENT-CoFner store and dwelling IN
NV; 8 rooms, bath and stove; rent re
GRAHAM & CAMPBELL. 6I7 4th st.
aul5-3t-em
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FOR SALE Young's best butter, 25 cents,
or pounds for 81, and the quality can
not be excelled. r. h YOUNG, 76 and II
. Street Market and 80 Riggs Market: pos
tai orders promptly filed aul Stem
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FOR SALE-Gent's ,95 Raait,ler bicycle;
bell, lamp, kit and foot pump, all iii good
condition; $25. Apply SO / st. ne.
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WANTED-Ladles' dresses made S3 up;
perfect ftt; Baaghmen's S dress@c1t ter, S5.
MIME. II HYAtTT, 9oS y. I. ave. jy24-lmo
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tpR SALE Buggy; good as new; finely
made, stylish and handsome; cost 81 Sh.
VIII sell reasonable lois I'd st ne.
au1 b 31
FOR SALE-2 wagons, oUgeaes, 2 sur.
ries, i trap, 8 sleighs; also 2 cheap horses.
these goods are left TO be sold, nothing in
reason refused 9s7 ST., next Merchants'
Parcel Delivery Co jy29-tf.em
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FOR SALE-Owner has two-story bay
window BRICK house in ne N ear Columbia
car line, worth 81, 0o0; no reasonable offer
refused. Address HOUSE, this office.
aul S-3tem
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


Fog sAI.E-A good horse, cheap. Sd
FOX SALE VIII sell cheap several pnor-
oEgftsred se,ter BuebeItoa puppies best
siockln thecity. lIeo / Sth st NV. aal e-3l
FOX SALE E-Cotapfete-lS volumes we'll
bound copies OF U. ). Patents. COMPRISING
valuable discoveries for making aftiflcsAt
paving and building stone, marble and tlies,
complete record fro the beginning OF TIE
l. $ patent system 10 j uiy / 1897 com
piled at cost Oh s400i VIII sell for Sloe,
party seaying tive city. woIth many tifaes
the cost for patent attorneys, paving ana
building contractors. EASTERDAY *
HALDEMAS, 1424 n, ave. NV. aus 81
FOR SALE Youngs best butter, 25 cents,
or pounds for 81, and the quality can
not be eXcelled R. r. YOUNG, 76 and II
. Street Market and SO Riggs Market: pos
tai orders promptly filled. aul S-7t-em
p PKIHTtRS-lea ca BREWER: sell any amount
stitching machine, ETC., cheap la Y
AM Sgt
f'OR sALE-Io tuloers-soo TT or Hum
Enelsfoxn frownsfene: small pieces ready
for the waa, very low price. Addr ess BAR
GAIN this oiEice. aul s-3t
f'oR sALE-onc roli-top desk; good
as new. one bedroom set, 3 pieces. l49
4ih 50. NV. aalo-ot
FOR sALR-S2. SO for a $500 6-foot solid
oak extension table; over-srocked. call at
once. 3l3 7Gh ss. NV, REDMoND'S
aUlS-3t
FOR SALE Cheap; l large platform scale;
i ten-foot counter. Inquire 1903 9th
st. NV. aul 1-3t,em
FOR SALE-As / am very much in need
of money / viii sell all the furniture in
an S-Toom house; no reasonable offer VIII
be refused; goedchance- Address NEED,
this office. aul 7-3t-em
FOR SA LE- Indian figure cigar sign; also
milk shake machine. Address INDIAN,
this office. au1 7-3t-em
PRIVATE SALE-On and after August Is,
furniture of an S-room house, including
knabe piano In excellent condition, at
NO. oS / ST. ne; house for sale or rent.
au1T-3t-em
FOR SALE-Alason Halalin organ, $40;
fieyward baby carriage, So, ladies'
Cbrsty saddle, $2; new. Address Box
IS, this office. aulT-St-em
FOR SALE-A patent cork sealer for bot
Ting beer, cost = 40; good as new; price,
$50. Apply So Sth st.sw. au1S-3t-em
FOR SALE-TwO FIRST-CLASS WHIT.
tier boilers, 1uU horsepower each, IN eX-
cement Condition. with 100 horse
r." r removed re- S soon' s Apply to T sTILsoN sedS
HUTCHINS, Hutchfns Building, W here boil.
ers and engine can be seen Jy2-tf
FOR SALE-Haadsolne oak mirror fold
ing bed, $50; cost S15; cherry folding
bed, $40; large oak bedroom suite, 81 4;
l oak bedroom suite, So, bedroom suite,
SO; extension table, oak, S3; portable
oak wardrobe, SO; large W alter filterer,
AZ; oak sidelsoard, 81 8; cost $50, luantel
folding bed, S3; leather chairs, Zoe, large
showcase and counter, marbie-top tables,
handsome, odd-shaped center tables, rugs,
dishes. tools clocks, bird cages, mattresses,
White iron beds, odd bureaus and wash
stands, what-Tot, Kitchen table, and a
choice lot or housefqrnishings; the above
Is out or the White House; rare chance
1or fine goods. 1721 Pa. ave. my.
aulS-6tem
I,nr L - Il -.
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HELP wASTED-MALE AND
FEMALE.
SITUATIONS ,vANrED-MA1E.

KANTED-Bv competent Young white
man, Iosiil0n TO take care OF horses, tsT
diving grocery wagon. address II Is,
bl2 = sth -. Sw- Sa1S-8t
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WANTED Graduate OF Business Hirh
sCnoOl desires position as Stenograpber
and txpeN riber. sIaall salary. address
blS MESS, this ofnce- anl9-6t
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FOR SALE Young Cuban and Mexican PAT
rots, monkeys, gold fishes, dogs, pigeons,
canaries, 1ncubators, spratts and Austtn's
dog bread, send for catalogue. SCHMID'S
BIRD STORE, 7l2 18th st. aw. audit
FOR SALE--St. Bernard pup; 8 months
old. We'll trained; carries heavy baskets,
cheap at once. 1871 Pa. ave. NV.
au1 g. 3t ,em
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MIME. THEO.

Medium and card reader; Washington s
Gacst famous cIalrvoyant and palmisJ, con
suit her ON business, love, and family af-
fairs; reunites the separated, removes spells,
causes speedy marriages, and gives good
luck; open daily; German spoken, 25c. and
sec; 929 II st. NV. aul0-14t
A POINTER for You men that appreciate
the value or a collar We now offer Tor
sale the finest cusloin-nade suits 'Just
x'orn little" at prices that VIII make
you call again JUSTH'S OLD STAND.
6ls ID st. NV au17-7t
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PERSONALS.

THE .3 DAYS. CURE ror menb leads
all remedies IL this city; prompt and
permanent cure or no charge, consultat ION
Tree. DIR. McKEEE.AN, 7I6 9th Sc. q W.
Au4-lmo
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MR.. BRACKEN,

or Providence, X. l.. Is q genuine spir-
iggaI medium OF the best class; can be
seen on al business of every description;
all In trouble or doubt should see him
at once; gives fun names and perfect
spirit tests; sttings daily at 5S ii st.
NV, from 10 a. m. to . p. m; terms
moderate; refers you TO National A ssticisi-
tE3n OF Spiritualists. a119-7t
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FOR SALE OR ExCHANGE.

FOR SALE-LiGht side-1oor milk wagon;
QthegnXa aRop6u q e LII Isl, p1R.-au20<St
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pcsroFFIcE NOTICE.

shoaid be read daily, as changes may
occurr at any Time
FOREiGN MAILS for the week ending
AUGUST "a, 1897, close promptly at this
Office az follows:
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vANrEp-HousEs.


WANTED--S or S-roeu house, q m l.;
vicinity upper 14th st,, Soa5Rof BoGnuaT y,
about st, geo; all cash; prefer to deal With
owner; foil description, with street and
number, or no attention. Address No
THlfLERS, this Office. aulS-6t-en
WANTED-To buy small house, ne. or
se.; state price and exact location. Adj
dress MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, this
office. au1I-3t,em
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NAATED-By white fSeaie,) woman, sit
UatsOa aS COCK ana do nOaseKoIE. good
home; wages moderate. Address r. A. B.,
TINS office. a1lI S-3t
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HELP wANrEn-MALE.

NANIED-gwe oolored errand boys: must
have bicycles. Apply SCHROT BIOS,
is 4 IL st. NV. 1T
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rrss RENr-RooMs-

FOR RENT-Three rooms, furnished fer
house keepiac-- sli abe fer married couple.
Apply sos ith st. NV, au2e-3t
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THE latest fad out; heys overalis; ages 3
to ., &c, the price, wit h suspcndeSs at
tacilea. Headquarters for plate printers
ageralls, all sizes. price, soc. J. W. Sell
BY'S, 1908 Pa. ave. NV. au1 S-6t,em
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FOR EXCHANGE.

wANTED-To exchange young horse,
weight .000 lbs. for one weighing 200
or more: suitable for farm work. Address
EARMER, this office. au1H-3t
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FOR SALE-As / am very much in need
of money i viii sell all the furniture in
an S-Toom house; no reasonable offer Will
De refused; a good Address \ EED,
this office. au1 1-3t-em
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YOU'D better see Is about any Interior
Decorating you want done. We do The
very finest work. Charge extremely small
syices. Rooms papeIed with rich, stylish
% per only 81 Hp. +. Il. N0LTE, $40 9Th
Sc. No branch. au1 S-tf
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PRIVATE SALE-On and after August 1S,
furniture OF an S-room house, including
knabe piano in excellent condition, at
NO. oS ! ST. ne; house for sale or rent
au17 stem
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&ANTED-A respectable, capable c0Iored
woman win good references, wants fam
hy washing To do, either out or at home:
viii tIy 10 please. Address LOUISA l.,
this oIflce. 2u1 S-.IG
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WANTED-Bv colored glrl, a place as
nurse or To 90 llcslt holsEc work. MARY
Z. LEWIS, 5I5 Goth st. NV II
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nars1SEss CHANCES.

WANTED Partner with Sl75 TO Join ex-
penenced party with equal amount to
open dairy lunch; references exehanged
au2D-3t
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SITUATIONS wANrRD-FEaaALE.


NAAIE81-SataattOB as general house
worker by q Competent and thoroughly
reliable c0iored woman; good refs. AL
q ST. 1T
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FOR SALE Cheap; large platform scale;
i ten-foot counter. Inquire 1903 5th
st. NV. au1 7-3t ,em
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III AOU HAVE done business with as yeu
know US. Why not know us better?
Ladies, misses and child's oxford ties,
sold for Sl-oo, 81 20 and 81 80, now ste.
meHs SHOES fIom CSC. up. AT 1908 Pa.
ave. NV, j. W. SELBYfS. aa17-6t
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FOR SALE-S2. SO for $500 6-foot solid
oak extension table; over-srocked. call at
once. 3l3 7th Sc. NV, REDMoND'S
aulS-Jt
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FOR SA LE-Indan figure cigar sign; also
this office. au1 7-3t-em
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Iakt. Nifa nler 81. i

4 akt. S5ea uler ri. Hyatt
Every Sunday EsoIning, $50. from Grace
and Potomac Sis, Georgetown, for Glen
Ectso, Cabin John. Great ais; delightful
sail, beaHtlf gl scenery cool breezes. Char
,ac sI,,t.s n1sly sH re-. pr Gas y
ave. 6u15-3t
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-24
STUDErT OF WAGNER
FRAU HEITZMAN: WHO HAS SPENT
FIVE YEARS STUDYING IN
GERMAN,
IS HOME FOR A FEW MONTHS.
TALKS TECHNICALLY BUT ENTER
TAININGLY ABOUT THE GREAT
MASTER,
SHE LOVES AND SINGS HIS MUSIC.
ST. Paul May Soon Roast of Heing
the Home of Singer of World
RenoNvn.
IS HOME FOR A FEW MONTHS.
SHE LOVES AND SINGS HIS MUSIC.

With all the interest manifested In
musical affairs and with all the energy
expended upon concert projects, how
many of the st. Paul people are aware
that there has been in their midst for
more than a month woman whose
marvellous voice has proved equal to
the tremendous demands for power, ,cui-
ture and sustained endurance of Wag-
ner's "Brunhilde?"
Quietly resting at the buckingham,
where she will remain until March. be
fore returning to Europe to take the
mart of Brunhilde in the Royal opera
house of Cassel is Frau Amanda Re
gina Heitznan. When she was called
upon the other day, however,
she took no umbrage at the
prosaic American form of ad-
dress. Mrs Heitzman," but smil-
ed with evident pleasure when the title
was changed to Frau" Mrs. HeItz-
man is a large woman, but carries her
self with ease and pleasing confidence;
has a cordial manner, and her large,
dark eyes glow with a warm light as
she talks of her art. Being of German
nationality and having spent the last
five years in Germany, Mrs HeitZman
finds ready and apt expression for her
earnest thoughts in the German Ian
guage even to a greater extent than In
the English, though she has happy
mode of expression in either language.
A representative of the G b spent a
pleasant social hour with Mrs. Heitz-
man one afternoon this week
Frau Heitzman, you have spent
many months in study abroad. have
you not?" was asked of the Wagne-
rian singer, of whom great things are
predicted.
"Yes, five years I spent in Europe. 1
came back in September and 1 go over
again in March
And all that time you have been
working on Wagner's music?'
mo, at first 1 studied just method
with Fraulein Anderson, the Norwe-
gian teacher; then 1 studied with Roth
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-24
AROUND THE HOTELS.
Juneau Business Man in Town
Register Personals.


Register Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Adsit, of Juneau,
Alaska, are registered at the Mer-
chants, having just come down from
that chilly land. Mr. Adsit is the resi-
dent manager in Juneau of the Pow
ers Dry Goods company, of this city,
and has been up there three years 1t
seems improbable but is nevertheless
true, that the company does big
business in Alaska, Juneau being the
distributing point for Sitka and the
other cities. The dry goods sold in
cludes heavy cloth mostly, but great
many high priced articles and fine
garments are disposed of.
W. A Foote and E. G. Hil.iard, of Dulu. h,
are at the Merchants
D. w. Cowan of Sandstone is a Merchants
guest.
Sam Grant, of Faribault, is registered at
the Merchants
Mrs. E. c. Kennedy and Miss Kennedy, CT
West Superior.
The autograph of ]. N. Sear.es. of Still
water appeared on the Windsor register.
Windsor arrival yesterday was A. B.
Moffatt, of Mankato.
H. S. Judson and R. E. Shepherd of Austin
are at the Windsor.
F. P Hamm, of Mankato is registered at
the Ryan.
Ryan guest yesterday was Max Dick, of
st. Peter.
DR.. and Mrs. Riddell, of Crystal Lake, are
at the Ryan.
]. sellwood. OF Duluth, is at the Ryan.
F. B. Johnson, of Brainerd is guest Of the
Clarendon.
A Clarendon arrival yesterday was Charles
B. Hill, of Moorhead.
A. D. Ga-usha, of Decorah, To-, is stopping
at the Clarendon.
L. Franck, of Louisville, KY, is at the
Metropolitan.
H. S. Bosworth and ]. B. Fitzpatrick, of
Chicago. are at the Metropolitan.
Hugo Heyse. OF Milwaukee, is registered al
the Metropolitan.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-24

muehl, and of late I have been singing
in the Nibelung Ring operas.
Did not Wagner change and adapt
the Nibelung legends as fearlessly as ne
did the Flying Dutchman myth?'
The query touched the spring OF Frau
Heitzman's enthusiasm.
He bcautifed them she exclaimed
With an impulsive gesture instead OF
having S.egfried willingly desert Brun-
hide for GutTune, he saves his char-
acter by giving him to drink OF the cup
of forgetfulness. OH she SAID. walk
ing briskly across the room, naNe nav
this morning received letter lroIil
Herr Fritz Schwabe, of Berlln' WIZ
writes me critique on the perloi p II
ance of the Nibelung ring, gwen ~
Berlin as it was in Bayreuth. You
know 7 sang with hin in the Ring last
winter" Then she began to reau tue
critioue. such as one seldom reads IN
the best of musical papers. AS I lau
Beitzman read Herr Schwabe's com
ments on the performance OF Dde
Rheingold'' her eager, earnest tohes
lent an added charm to the simple pu'
sparkling sentences OF her Geriilah coi
respondent. Now ana asain
quaint criticism evoked from nel
hearty laugh, and no woman Gould nave
read letter full of gossip with more
evident enjoyment than Frau Hellz-
man read that mastery cr1tque- III
fact if made one, if not already IN
love with Wagnerian music, want 10
love it. One could almost see III thS
clear current of the letter, lllunllneu
now and then by the timely comments
of the reader the beautiful Rhine
daughters. who guarded the glowing
treasure ard the magic ring from
which the famous operas take thelf
name. Frau Heitzman seemed TO Ehdr1
the enthusiasm of Herr Schwabe over
the ideal Interpretation given TO tls
greed and meanness OF the Nloe.uns
Alberich. who stole the treasure from
the careless nynlphs. WIN the sam ilS
SIMPLICITY and Vivifying touch ne
draws the picture OF Wotan, pointing
ont both the power and the WEAKNESS
of the artist who took the p rt. Wh
the criticism on "Das Rhaingold was
finished another part of the letter was
selected.
IN what part Of the Ring did you
appear, Frau Heitzman?' was asked
during the pause,
"In this" she answered pointing ~
tba critioue on the "Wakyrie In
this Herr Fritz schws be and I sang to-
gether you know And the FRAU
Sncher he speaks of in this letier was
nv dramatic teacher" Over one SEN
tence Frau Heitzman read so rapidly
that repetition was requested ana
this proved to be the meaning OF the
sentence In speaking OF the way III
which the artist took the War-cry OF
the Walkyrie, "Yo-ho-to-ho!' Herr
Schwabe said, Il should have apprre-
ciated it had I not heard it otherwise
flom you Q'rau Heitzman)." IN the
same lively manner the Frau read the
criticism on the four oneras OF the
Ring, the comments on the "Siegf'ied"
and on the Dusk of the Gods" ing
as detailed, vigorous and interesting
as those on the 'Rheingold' and the
'Walkyrie." In passi g ore might rotee
the fact that if such fearless. direct
and untechnical criticisms might pre-
vail in this country, III lack of appre-
cation for, and in many cases the will
ful ignorance of Wagnerian music
would not long exist. 1t was this
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thought that prompted the next ques-
ticn.
Frau Heitzman, why is Wagners
music not widely appreciated?"
Because his harmony is a deeper and
wider harmony than that taught in
the musical institutions of today.
People will not understand Wagner
so long as the professors keep on
teaching their present principles.
Wagner believed that the truest music
must give expression to all the emo
tions grief and joy, pain and pleas
ure, love and hate, terror and reck-
lessness; he will not bring in waltz
to express passionate grief. hatred or
the frenzy of terror. These are dis
cords in the human heart and the only
faithful tonal expression is what ap-
pears to be discord in music. See, !"
she exclaimed, as she brushed the
papers from the table preparatory to
Ger graphic description, when Wag-
ner wrote his music he took big
white sheet of paper and wrote on it
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-24
DEARTH SAYS NOT.
VIII Not Indorse massachusetts
Ruling on Underwriters Policies.

Insurance Commissioner Dearth, yes
terday, received an inquiry from the
Hartford Fire company asking whether
he would indorse the ruling of the Mas
sachusetts commissioner as to the use
of underwriters policies. The answer
was in the negative, as Mr.. Cutting
idea is that in any case the solvency OF
the company should be considered In
the enforcement of the law, which is
the same in both states. Mr.. Dearth
idea is that the letter of the law should
be enforced regardless of the reputa-
ton of the company.