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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23
ro.l.s. s,amp. Tor Porto RIeo.

Washington. Feb q. The postofiice
department has shipped 10 Porto Rico
AOO0OOO United States postage stamps
with the words Porto Rico over
printed on each. The shipment EN-
braoed l.00O.OO ones. 2.O00. 900 twos aud
800. 900 each Of 5. and iO-oent stamps.
Arrangements are being rapidly com
pleted Tor a distinctive set Of Cuban
Etamus
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23
Given a Royal welcome.

Santa Fe Feb - - Governor Otero,
staff and party who ntfrom this city
10 Alamo Gordo. the new county seat u
Otero county, \. NJ, were given a reoep-
tion there that could not have cost
less than s2jlO. and included a big ban
quet bali and street procession with orna-
mental hoat, display 81 fireworks and
the McGinty club band aud orchestra
from M pasu.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23
Knled Ind. Nc nna .nIeIded.

Carrolton. Ills. Feb % John Rath-
gcber q prominent farmer, residing near
this city. shot and killed his wife and
then put the revolver 90 his temple and
sent ball through his brain His wife
had hlcd bill for divorce alleging
drunkenness and cruelty This. with a
dispute over their large real estate in
teresis. led 90 the tragedy.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23

Washington. Feb % . Chairman
Jones II the Democratic national com
mittee has appointed an advisory com
mittee 10 the national campaign COM
mittee. the object being 10 advance the
interests 81 the Democratic committee
along the lines Of the national platform.
The committee 81 which Mr.. Jones him
self is a member includes Stephen NJ.
White II California. d. J. Campau Of
Michigan. Norman Mack Of New York,
John H. Altgcld Of Illinois, and @. Fred
Williams Of Massachusetts Headquar'
ters will BE- at Washington
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23

Cry Of Mexico Feb - A delega-
ton Of Kickapoo Indians from the
United States are IN the city. The
group. IN tribal costume. attended the
presidents reception Tuesday night
They are hero 10 solicit from the Mexi-
can government an allolmeut u lands
10 which the remnant ot tine tribe In the
Indian Territory desires 90 migrate.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23

Three Prisoner. Kaoaps a Tyler Ansr
BlsdlnE and caEEsnE an Inmafs.

Rt""A"A ~" '~aat"A ="
Tyler. Tey Feb. y There was a
Jail delivery here last night Jim MITE
Arkansa s Caldwell and man named
Taylor escaped They saved the steel
bars Ia the second story and jumped 10
the ground
+. = Roby. the member Of the Tyler
banking firm. was bound and gagged to
prevent his making an cutlery
Jim Mite. one Of the fugitives, was
charged with completely in the Long
view bank robbery in 1894 His case
was transferred 70 this county ON
change Of venue and last year he was
tried and given a life sentence. A new
trial was granted him and last week he
was brought back from Rusk, where he
was serving 7-years. term for theft of
cattle In Dewitt county.
Arkansas Caldwell was charged with
swindling in several cases
Taylor j. charged with theft Of cattle
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23
ra I.nnI.h .anlhern ,la.e..

Washington. Feb % The admins
tration ha. decided 10 push Crumpack.
er bin. instructing the census taker 10
find ont how many illiterates have been
disirauchi,el boy constitutional tests In
order 90 punish the southern states for
employing such tests.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23
Arrhm william. WI. Acquitted.

Houston. Feb % The case Of the
state against Arthur Williams. oolored,
charged with be- murderof another negro
named Toran was concluded boy YER
dict of not guilty He was acquitted ON
the ground OF -olf-deiense.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23
EHchange notel ArriyaIs.

+ solomon, Chicago; J r Brit
tain, Houston; + d Allen, pales-
tine; W II NJ Reid, -. Louis W
n Herms, Dallas; d W Michaux,
Houston; / J Robert, Oak Cliff; ;
VI Redburn, New Orleans.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23

Reading Pa Feb - George L.
Baer president Of the Reading lroncom
pany, ordered a voluntary advance in
wages OF rs 2U0O employs, beginning
March T. She amount has not yet been
determined
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23

London Fob - The ocean tugboat
Warrer mas bcen sent from Newport 20
the Azores IN search for the Bulgaria
taking the direction In which the Bul-
gara probably driftcd
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23

Port said. Feb - The United States
gunboat Castine has arrived here ON her
way 10 Manila 30 reinforce Dewey,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23
Gin Burned In MN. County.

Goldthwaite, Tex. Feb 81. Eli Fair
mans gin. located rs miles southeast Of
this place. GA Simm creek. was burned
Cause Of tire unknown.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23

Talequah. l. r., Feb % The small
pox situation among the Indians OF the
Creek Nation Is becoming alarming.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23
LOCAL NEWS.

l.. ). williams was here from Bethel
hstsrday.
NJ. v. b. Hudson vent 70 Hearne
ssrday.
gaser Coulter was on the sick hst
|stsFday.
ii, c. Mcckins was here from MiIllean
tttrday.
10 johnson was here from MiIliean
e.ierday.
Az. A. b. Candy Of Rock prairie, was
q tpwn yesterday.
G.. Allen o. able 10 be out again
Iief an attack q pneumonia.
Millinery by Wholesale aai retail
eff cheap at Mrs. Proclor's. a
Ne. 4. =. Marriott and daughter,
'fiA Ella, we're IN the city yesterday.
Ms Josie Kendrick returned yester-
aifom pleasant visit TO Austin.
bmmlssioner Lee Edge aud nr
snmond were In the city yesterday
liter A. y. Buchanan was able t5b'
esisriey, after an attack Of th'
fIIIis & coleman will copy your fad
photos b permanent finish. Cos
I|Ie. 20
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23

Hooper Colo. Feb - Three miners
are dead and several others an, sick az
Blanca mining camp from drinking
wood alcohol.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23

New York. Feb % Thomas NJ Rob
in-on has been elected president OF the
New York cotton exchange
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1899-02-23
FROM BRITT.

one marriage.
no deaths.
Births too numerous TO mention
Since the cold weather has ceased
everybody seems cheerful and hap
py. All are at work preparing 70
spring planting
We had preaching last sunday
at Gum Springs by ou| pastor,
Rev. +. c. Keith. lie + good
man and good preacher There
was a nice congregation. We also
had singing In the afternoon.
Britt, Leon Co., Texas. f. J..
FOR RENT-My former residence IN
eastern part Of town. -Four rooms,
good water aud outhouses, Apply to
s. II. HIFgs.
Ring up central Cor shc correct time,
supplied from John VI. Caldweirs new
electric clock u
Lon Johnson has the cheapest aud
durst samples Of wall paper and room
moulding ever seen in Bryan. II
Ingram wall paper 10 cents per bolt
figured wall paper 5 cents mp per double
role. Apply 10 Lon johnson. def
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-12-19

without placing these islands under
perpetual subsection. Our position is
one of trusts, not Of ownership
such way az to maintain without
violation the traditional principles of
our government, and at the same time
secure to us the benefits OF commercial
expansion.
The Democracy will make great mis-
take il it deals only with the abstract
and theoretical side Of this subject. No
party can afford to ignore the commercial
instinct Of the country, and some practi-
cal method must be found to reconcile
our commercial interests with our theory
OF government.
Francis q. NRwLANDs,
House OF Representatives, Dec. 8 1899.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-12-19


Washington will mine 100000 Of
coal this year.
Portland, Or. thinks it needs dry
dock and smelter.
Honolulu is importing hewed cedar
ties from Washington.
Rossland, B. O., expects to get $780,
600 government building in 1900.
A motor stagecoach Is being built at
Vancouver, B. O.. to be operated on the
Ashcroft -Cariboo road.
r. f. Moody of Portland, Or. has
bought the Grants Pass, Or, Water
company's plant. and will spend si0.-
600 in betterments.
Dora Cole, young woman. pleaded
guilty, at ROseburg, Or, to horse steal
ing and was sentenced to one year in
the penitentiary. William Perkins, her
companion, was sentenced to two years
for the same offense.
A. H. Meyers, . pioneer resident and
propertyowner Of Santa Barbara. died
recently. Meyers at one time owned
many thousands OF acres Of land In the
vicinity Of Santa Barbara.
Laura Gillian has been arraigned in
the superior court on charge Of hav-
ing murdered John Flood in Vallejo.
The woman pleaded not guilty and her
trial will take place next january.
Joseph Turner, a pioneer in Placer
III. = Y DO II r.,
had resided in the lower part of Placer
county continuously since 1850.
Judge Frasier has decided that w. A.
Storey was legally elected mayor of
Portland by the city council.
Heavy north winds did a great deal
Of damage to oranges in San Bernardino
county last week.
The entire valley Of the Stuck river
Is flooded and thousands Of acres Of the
most productive land is being destroyed.
Many fine dwellings are threatened.
Nathan Keith, rs years old. living in
Columbia county, WASH. has just been
reunited with his wife and daughter
after separation Of 90 years. Keith
went to search for gold In California in
l849, and was lost track Of until few
days ago, when his daughter saw his
name in paper. His wife and daughter
lived In Washington also.
Az Butte, Mont. during the excite
ment attending q controversy over re-
hgion between ]. 8. Charlebois, divine
healer, and Malachy Dwyer. a we'll
known old resident Of Butte, Dwyer at
tempted to strike the healer and dropped
dead before he could do 80. Charlebois
says he appealed to heaven for protec-
tion against his assailant. and believes
Dwyer's death was the act Of Provi-
dence. Physicians state that Dwyer
died Of heart failure.
james r. Reed, the famous checker
player, formerly champion Of the world,
died in hospital at Pittsburg, Pa. He
was 40 years of age. His death removes
one Of the most prominent figures in
American sporting circles.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-12-19
News Of the World.
happenings OF the. Past Few
Days from all Quarters.

Mckinley Plans to Settle the Sam pson-
schley Controversy-Peculia Dosth ot
a Butte Man--wsges Going Up In the
East,
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-12-19
TH.RTy-Two MINERS KILLED

Terrible Expleston In . Wsshingten
Coal Misc.
OARBoNADo. WASH. December The
greatest accident In the history Of GOAL
mining in this state occurred about II
o'clock this morning, when q terrible
explosion shook mine No z. from the
water level 10 the surface, nearly 1000
feet above. Nearly 100 miners were
working below at the time. OF these
" are known to have been killed.
Some Of the others were badly in
injured, while between 20 and so others
escaped unhurt. The latter were chiefly
Firms. who working In the upper levels.
Most Of these were knocked ssnseless.
but succeeded In escaping through the
timber chutes to the surface above.
They had terrible stru9Gles to sccom-
plish this, being met on every hand by
cave-ins and fallen tiinbers. After their
escape about ten more stunned miners
were pulled out through this chute with
ropes.
The explosion apparently occurred at
the bottom Of the mine near the water
level or tunnel. which runs into VIM
gate Hill, nearly mile and half from
the tunnel entrance. Its exact location
has not been ascertained, for every man
In that part Of the mine was killed, as
as far rs known. Some Of the men who
escaped from the upper working immed-
lately started down again as soon as
they had been revived by the surface
air. They reached the lower levels only
to be overcome by after-damp, which
killed many of them.
Superintendent Davis and his force
Of men could do very little all the after
noon but wait for the mine to be cleared
OF smoke and after-damp by the big air
fan at the tunnel entrance. 1t was not
until eight o'clock tonight that the
water level was sufficiently cleared to
allow the timber gang to enter. They
have started to clear away the debris,
and a. speedily as possible will conn.,
mence the recovery Of the bodies. Sew
eral bodies have already been taken out,
but it Is impossible to identify them.
Gardnerville record. (Gardnerville, Nev.) 1898-1902, 1899-12-19
Pacific Coast News.
items OF Interest Picked from
the Weeks Dispatches.

Condition of San Francisco Savings
Banks-Harry Winters Exected at
Folsom-Big Price Paid for Oregon
Mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
NrW-ROCHELLE.

Tho Republican Town Convention was helo III
Iambden's Hall on Monday night NiiieIn 'o""-
sen was chairman and Herman kalienoeft se0
re,arv The convention was harmonious ana INC
ticket nominated is regarded one Of the srohsS'
the Republicans have put forth in sev eraI
Candidates are Supervisor, II. y fheipS, IL
Clerk Henry Srherp; Receiver OF ISXtse IA u
Hobart Morgan: Just+ces. henry A M",,tt - ~, -
NcKiniey Power; Assessors. Wiiham J. ~ 81, =.
a cole ard Peter Berger Auditors Ite9IEo ,Son.
a, - sale A MAYNARD and George h l1arIly -
Co"rge = 'Ieviness John Green and Wllnaih " ~
NJ Thelrs was the only candidate lance ,nco,eIy ~
cuner>.lsor and he nominated uhd'..,,lo"Ni NJ,
fha principal contest was for IoWn cI,LA' - &c
scberp defeated Joseph Frank by = vote VI 80
The Trustees had 3 specal meeting on Mo 3oct
,,isbt 10 consider tho StrCet-nghtiiE Co'i ~, -
witch expircs next month The contudCs. - -
Laid nv The larchmont Electric Lleh ~, 49,
"a u amounts 70 about 5000 year ~ 20 go >
mont COMPANY has renewed ITS Dlo OF - q $50
o. arc and S25 for incIudcsCenJ hghls' CO..
thester Electric Company ouers aS I@ann6 ne
100 wear and incandcscents Tor ~. altrI,e-St a
k-,hacb company makes bid 70 supply easIllli >
ior SE A wear each. The D.ds nave peeh '''''
H. Csono,,i,tee on Street Lighting. $500, .o,a
lT,. ToU-r Board on Monday night he''ru io
,rnTsets Of a number Of citizens VINO i've 0u,si
r. vNlaee and are opposed 10 the ,rt ~, a
.bor1a as contained IN tho CITY cIld. ~
49, ar,uooted Justice Of the Peace Nhlla1H 80
lace 10 20 TO Albany and protest. ne ~ 49,
- decided TO submit proposition 70 " ~ y :,
~ The next election 10 pension scnool te.Ciie'' wy
sevs +aught for twenty-five years or more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
ZOE so1n1ERS AND sAfLORs, FANI1IEs

A special meeting Of the committee Of the
Affiliated Societies Of trc Soldiers and Sailors
Families Protective Association having IN charge
The benefit concert 10 be given Saturday evening
Fl the Waldorf Astoria was held yesterday after
noon. At the nome OF the treasurer. Emerson Nc
Milin No. 175 West Fifty-o'rhth-st Mrs. Henry
Clarke Coe chairman OF the Committee or Music
announced that she had completed her programme
The concert will open with reycillo tho bUrie by
the youngest veteran 81 me war Il sixte.n-voar-
old boy who served with the Ncw-York Naval
Volunteers. he VIII sound taps at tho clo-e
Martial music Will he supplied by the Navy Yard
band. which Will attend by permission Of Rear
Admiral Philip. Emil Paur will give several solos
on the piano. including q composition csperia .ly
written for the occasion Nahau Frauko VII %. ace
cOfnpanied the cello hy Carl SCHULTZ There
viii also be a performance by the Franko-Schultz
quartet. Henry Albers and Earle GuLch, tho boy
soprano viii sing. Nine Cieneutiuc he We're ha :
also volunteered her services. Miss Josephine SUN
viii give number Of selections on the Irish
harp Miss Mario Collins viii give dramatic eei-.-
tons and Mrs Henry GielOw will give Tho Time
That Honey Got Lost"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
TARRYTOWN.

Both parties held their village 29,,a,a
- ,,.sr,re the Republicans IN the Mliaio
p,rd'oe and the Democrats in the Town clerk
ONCE INC ticket nominated by the Republicans IS
as follows Village president C RIiar 1JoS5 Gde
iese a nis,ric1 q LinsOn Wood. ana Third DIS
,Tict george J. Mnton tax e8eolE0Tc on
naV as Endorsed the Republican nominees
Win TWO exeePons cornelius 3 Joh aSs i igsce
collector and John +. Hector LOT k H. Wood are
candidates for reelection g.. . aio,,-,,,,e n =
,rte Sola,e having confirmed before ADJOURN a.
~ ennoinrme-.t Of Captain James NJ RtqlA 20 90
postmaster az this place Mr. ReQu,t essui ReC,io
,cceeds his brother. Isaac kelia, VINO l%sIS . y.
:" accept the presidency OF he NestcneS'eT Gun
he Office having been first appointed u"oeF I4eS'7
dent Harrison. 49, .. 1900, W. r. :, Russell
.~r.srsd bsfore the Westchester County ,llalu
Jury al White Plains yesterSey 10 ei.e 'eS''''V'
conceruipr the murder Of John LedWllh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
SING SING.

IN. annual meeting OF the Sing Sing Hacn' C,uo
700 held on Monday evening. and the ioi ,s
omc.,s were elected: Commodore. haIph ~ .
ro+,. ,,ce-conmodore Colonel Francis l-"rh'' ), -
r.sr-comnodors. Gilbert NJ. Todd; secretary NV,
.rt r Dennis; treasurer Joseph IHomPso'' 1 me-
w. 90 snrer NiiliIm NJ. Carpenter. On tne rn11ei
nrenine ne Ossining Yacht Cuo hel1 10 lVs ~ r,e~e
cfNa.,oS At which the following ONCE "o,n-
$780, Comm odore George =. jenkins p ohert
NSora lanes II Moran; rear-coInHiouoi s,,~sr
- pannis, secretary Timothy F. WASH, tIarF
5-aa.srd y Travis and measurer irNI!s SS,caliert
9Th organizations are reported 10 Dc III
financial condition; -. ~. village Republican
c<omnottres Yesterday morning mace iIst "
Ssfors Police Justice Milton G. PaineI atoI,i 81
"a Graham charging him with lllesHIS ,rUu5aSS ~
,be yillaee Republican primary, heH OF ~, 't
las+ week IL is charged that Grahhh .5,,h GoIlnt
,.s CORPORATION limits and voted tHe srtJ.,t US
~ The urinary in question. ne csPpaH b,, the
,na6n IN nursuance OF a resolution euoRSSu 2S,.6cr
,i,Hsge Republican Committee W, W. 8. ~ CON
chatrmsn ON being arraigned yesteI oaS 80 not
bsfnra the Police Justice Grahaih pledu0U NO.
Unity and was held in $500 bail .,h vonk
Tbs Rev f. A. Lyon, Of Christ ChurS ,h.,I N
ors nreached in St Pauls Episcopal 1 nuI'T w ~
thIs ttiIlaga last evening The Rev SieP (t Iii
x5aDsseleer OF Grace Church, New oik 49,
,raaCh in Trinity Episcopal Church lnis intnrs ~
caU has been issued for the ahhudt "a ~ .hs
49, village Fire Department 70 De A 49, a., i1
WslIer-aVe enRine-house on the iirsl usS"t3a
ApriI when a chief engineer and TWO
VI be elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
4 CASHIER DISAPPEARS.
TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS OF HIS
EMPLOYEES MONEY SAID TO BE
VNACCOCNTED FOR.

Herbert W smith formerly cashier for f. j.
c,ni,.. 6 Co wholesale coffee dealers at No A1
18,sabinstor Is missing and with his disappear
.,ce 4, has been discovered that about SzoVD was
u,accounted for For two weeks search has been
,ro6e fc- him but yesterday 50 far as could ~
Leaned no trace Of him had been obtained smith
g. described as a quiet young man. and the last
nsr.on in the world that his employers would sus-
meet Of any WronR1oing. he was married ana
Ived IN Mount Vernon with his wife his siN-year-
OLD child and his wife's mother Some time ago.
socordine 20 report he purchased n house II
Mount Vernon FOR $1,000 and said ne had inherited
the money with which TO pay for It,
II is said that smiths downfall dates back two
wears lie Is az enthusiastic wheelmAn and be
ionged TO a cycle club. TWO years ago at Bong
branch while a a cycle meet. no met woman
and II is said that he had been with her a great
deal ever since and spent much money on her He
WAS always quietly dressed, never spent much
money downtown. and his employers believed him
a model cashier. He under bond 70 the com
pany. but his alleged peculauons are credited 10
Ingenious tampcring with the books Of the com
pany The members Of the Hrm have been trying
70 keep the fact Of Smiths disappearance quiet. as
they hoped TO get him but far as known
yesterday they have had no success. Mr. Gillios
said his home No % West Fifty -frst-st last
night: Smith disappeared about February Is, and
his books snort about $25. 900 He guaran-
teed by a surety company, and this company. un-
dertand ~ looking for him"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-03-08
MTrROPoLITAN OPERA h iLoS Sc
GRAND OPERA SEASON. lsss-ss.
Y-,.su. - Sirsc,ion o, SIR. Maurice GraA

rrrder the direction Ok hr. haurice "
IT, >,,.h, =, sRsy,yai ~ lie PRoPHETA ul
1ebmann Rr,ma. Jean ani "a. De Reszke and FS r.,
Fri. Evg. 10. al e-krs t,0H $50. ~.
O, Mancineil"s opera, ERO LHANDHO' Lam" -
MsntelM Pringle ard Plancon , nan. rogyy.
GRIN Nordica and Brema. Jean and n o. '''
Muhmann and Bispham. =. D.. p-,e.s-ysrr,
sat Eyg March Il, at AZ pop 100. RATA
opera RIGOLETTO sembrch Bale r .s "a csz-
and Mantei; salisnac H. DeVr'eS D1'i'~"'
sun Evg.. March II s:lo-i5th sqntsy cy g.ci
soIoists. Mines suzanne Adams and schunaana,'s
Nm Saleza. Ahers. and Plancoo. 1onT -r,vy =
REPERTOIRE FOR NEXT WEEh., ,s. 4
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Rrema Enge Peyny. Meissliugsr ana SInu NUM- prrgs
NM. Van Dyck DippeL B,sphalI; , a. schak
Mon EN'g Mch. l3. az s-oounod ope'SS .l..Tsrr.
Mines Emma Eame- Bauermeister and M s.s."s
MN lean aud Ed De Reszke. Meux and CanIe1s s = rg
Tues Att Mch. IA. NJ preg.sey l,e' T1e. IL
Lehman. Schumaun Henk. Mantelh. \. ssnt yGs
Bauermeister Della. Molka-k loSg, 4..lueNp &c
Brema: NM Van Dyck. Pringle and Van h''''
ductor. Schalk ,s. oosrs ~
HUGrENOTS. Mines. Norica, ManteIi; DA ~ sss.
Roudez and Semhrich: NM Jean and ~ Va -
Aihers Bars Dufrtche, MeuN. PrtnSe. PiroA' W"
Plancon. A. 49,. -, .,rs.s
Thurs Aft Mch 49, a. ! precisely. INV, NV ~
Ring des Nibelungen. slEGFklED Mit0s n,,s. Bs-
mann Marie Engie, Schumann iiehN' VI ,,s,r sssl
ham Prinsle Mefrcrt and Van kooy '"na'Vrr Slr ~
Der Ring der N5eungen. Coz Iris' ,s'1s. XsasI
Mines LIN lehman Pevny. Messlinger N'.s Reaks
and schumann- Heiuk. NM Jean AMI IA ~
Muhmann and Bisphan. ., "a, Ras u
Ni'''""sg snTEiNTAY & SONS PIANOS USED