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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-11
HOGS.

Comparative receipts:
Total for today (esti1nated). ...........3 $500
week %esr a ago ds
Quotations: Mixed, $425Q4.50; heavy
packing, $410@4.35; prime light and choice
butchers, $4.50@D4.65; prime heavy, &.40@
4.50; rough, So. 90GD410; stays and boars
$l.50Q2. &C; pigs, So. 25@425
Hog receipts were heavy, running near
ly LOCO ahead Of the same day last year.
day, and this dragged the trading along
until late in the afternoon, with a few
punches still unsold. The demand was
good With prices that ranged RAM from weak
a strong &c lower on heavy stuff The
top for light hogs was .$4,65, with the bulk
at 81. 55@4 80. The mixed hogs sold ct
$4.350450, with the bulk around $40
Heavy hogs suffered the most decline
and We're in least demand selling at $415
@4.45. Pigs sold up to $4.25 Representa-
tive sales:
Mixed HOPS
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MONEY RELIEF SLIGHT
PAYMENT OF INTEREST IN ADJ
VANCE BY GOVERNMENT NOT OF
GREAT IMPORTANCE
IT WILL HELP BUT LITTLE

Comparative Figures Showing What
Was Done the Previous Year I'm
favorable to the Present Action
Quite II Large Sum Will, How
ury-EEect Shown on Exchange.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-11

The disposition of the days receipts up
to o'clock, each buyer purchasing the
number Of head indicated. was as fol-
lows:
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-11

No. l hard, car, 7O19c.
No. northern, SO cars, 6SAc.
No. l northern, cars, 6S12c.
Nc. i northern, z cars, 6914c.
No. northern, cars, 6S24C.
No. | northern "A cars, 6S@sc.
No. northern, l car, 691ac.
No. 2 northern, Il cars, 6614c.
No. northern, cars choice, SIC.
Nc. 2 northern, % cars, 66c.
No. northern, cars, 66Ac.
No. northern, / car 6634c.
No. northern, cars, 651sc.
STATE GRAIN INSPECTION.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad

Stations foot Of West 2srd, Cortlandt and Desbrosses
streets (Penna. II r. FerriesD
Thine West 2srd Street Other ngures Cortlandt or
only. Other trains daily.
.R.45. 100 a. NJ, Ioca; for EAsTON.
$50, $40 A. NJ. For BUFFALO, AGA
IL sai West, and principal local points. Parior
~II,29. 800 Soon; "sIAcSS o!AMohD
tied to Sc .tlng capacity. Due Buffalo e3 J: NJ; con.
Meeting with through sleeprrs to Detroit and Chicago.
.'nso :, no n A. ( FOR wILKES.BARRE.
1850 40 r. NJ. an and iH nIerHsdia! point"
T'4,5O, 5.15 p. N. Local for EASTOS.
t-4.5O, $40 2. VI. Local for MACCH CHCNK.
1870, $40 p. NJ. Local Express for EASTOS.
$50, $40 7. NJ. For buffalo and points West
Through Sleeping Cars to Chicago and Toronto:
$40, 500 P. N. Express for BUFFALO and
ToR0NTO., None but sleeping Cav passenger. carried
$50. O 80 7. N. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,
BpFFALo and West Sleeping cars to GhicaSo.
SOUTH PLAlSFIEID and BOUND BROOK locals,
daily except sunda, 400 1850 AN. $40, $50 $50,
Tickets and Pullman accommodation at i1s, 2G1. 400.
ssJ, 90. and s4 srosdway, Is Union Square West, 2s y
Columbus Ave, N. 4; $50 Fulton St. ! Court 81, "
B~roadwsy and Brooklyn Annex STATION. Brooklyn;
from hotel or residence through 10 destination.
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q sign OF relief when they got out safely,
saw the great obelisk that was brought from
Egypt e few years ago and set up in the Park.
oh papa. that's older than you or or even
Yes. my SON. said his father. and then no
1t that | won't repeat. because this is not a
story about ancient times. but about q boy
John walked up to the obelisk.
Hands of" said his father nervously, but
at any rate he put his hands on the great stone
'" "Mv an i Wish sfsR thi. was a big pyramid of ice
cream. I'm awful hungry,
70 In ~ an instant ut 81 course; tho ohelisk turned !,
bottom, chocolate IN the middle and straw
t S99ey Il at t t6s S5TEGtt G NSw' Lit If It had .1 d hsss winte r
in the winter: But it happened to be a warm
ish day in early srTrlng. and the p-riceless thing
was lust going to eat It when a Park police
man came running up and said:
the el t,rk aS aha . 9fGsT' i to ds sstaGs snyt sus thu IL
wasn't the worst OF it. The hieroelyphics were
beginning to run and were changing their
ks, Ets5 }p !, I Ia sS s'f T. 70 , IT, ;sea sS &! / Ssoss 81 s"' l 's s"nt ' az
wished With ali his n might that the %" ob;eiissf
would turn 10 stone again. ana by great GOOD
luck it did. Then he licked his fingers on the
sly and promised his father then and there
that he would never try to exercise his strange
Gift again.
The Rev. Mr.. Smith asked the policeman not
to say a word about the affair. and not a word
has been said until to-day. but I think 1t is too
good to keen.
And now when you hear learned men say
that the action OF our climate Is wearing away
the, stone that stood for ages In Egypt. you will
u ufpe fact. a c s" " so OF ba Tms.i in n ita " A naPG as u bis y
Aunt Penelope would have said. 1T was lickin'
good
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g As FOOD.
InterestinR Experiments Now Being Con-
Quoted in the German Army.

IIItereAt1nR EXPERIMENT. NO" be1nk Com
Quoted in the German Army.
WASHINGTON. May 13.-In a report to the
Secretary Of Agriculture made by Specia!
Agent SAVIOR on the production Of domestic
sugar. attention is called to the question
OF including sugar as part Of the ration
for troops serving in the field. Mr.. Saylor says
he is watching with interest the Investigations
being made in this country and in Europe.
especially in Germany. with reference to the
value OF sugar as n muscular-strength giver.
A great many experiments have been made.
and all appear to show that sugar adj
ministered to workmen. soldiers and others
of whom great muscular endurance is required
greatly enhances their powers OF endurance.
Serious consideration is being given to the sub
ject with reference to its Introduction into the
German army. Mr.. Saylor quotes n recent
report made from Berlin to the Louisiana
Sugar Planters Association. In which it is said
that the experiments with respect to the addi-
ton Of sugar to soldiers fare are to be contin-
ued in the German army this year. and on a
large scale. A whole army corps viii. get sugar
during the next manpuvres. and it Is thought
1 resul ia f the general sness e inttroHmetionP of sugar eiG nio
the bill of fare of American soldiers will prob
ably be decided upon.
far as to say that all foods taken into the body.
such as starches. fats and a~lbumens. are trans
formed INTO sugar DtIOTe tne process OF as
similation in the body takes place or ia posi-
Bile, 1t Is well. established by experience that
once established for it through the extensive
experiments now being conducted. it will
readily be seen that on account OF the cheap
will at once become an important factor in the
army ration and in the food Of all others whose
activities OF life need this siren 9Th giving
power. Here" says Mr.. Saylor. would open
a field for an. increase in the demand OF this
commodity that can be measured by magma
tive conjecture only"
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3ailrpaas.
3aiirpAas.
Pennsylvania
RAITsRoAD.


CITATIONS foot OF YVES TWENTY. THIRD STR EFT
AND N ~CoKTLANDT sTREErS.
f-Thel leaving time from Desbrosyea and C5rt.
landt streets 10 ten minutes later than that ~ ven ia.
low for Twenty third street station.
1850 A.. NJ. FAST MA~IL,-Limittd to two Buffet
Parlor Cara New York / PlttsDurg. Sleeping Oar
P,tt'bu,X to Gnicsgoa No coaches to pittsburg.
SiS1 \. NJ. FAST L~INE.-Pittsbu burg and Cleveland.
$3.50 A. NJ. PENNSYLVANIA l. MITED. Pullman
compartment sleeping, Dining. Smoking, and
Observation Cars. For Chicago Cleveland Toledo
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. Lonisyiiie. 81 LOUIS '"''
1;6O y. NJ. CHICAGO \ 81. Louis PRESS
For Nashville via Cincinnati. Indianapolis, Chi.
cago,, st. Louis.
$3.50 1. N. WESTERN EXPRESS. For Chicago.
For Toledo. except Saturday.
7;aO r. NJ. SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESSION
Pittshurg, Cleveland. Cincinnati, Louisville, In.
dianapolis. St. Louis.
TAO p. NJ. PACIFIC EXPRESS.-For Pittsburg and
Chicago. For Knoxville, daily, via Shenandosh
Valley Route. Connects for Cleveland. except
Saturday.
s;Ss p; VI. MAIL AND EXPRFss.-Pullmsn Buffet
sleeping Car New York IN Altoona, East Liberty,
Pittsburg and points West. daily, except Sunday
No coaches
WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
T:bo. $40, $40. $3.50 Dining Carr, 1880 Dining
Carr A. NJ, 1850, 1850, 2:bo IS 20 Compensatory
Lim.," all Parlor and Dining Cars, 40 DINING
Car. $3.50 Dining Carr, s:bo P. M, 1905 night
sunday. e:2O. e:2o. 1880 Dining Carr A. M, 1880,
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot OF ChAmbers
street. as follows. and Ave minutes earlier from West
O.nn A. M.-vestibule express daily for Bling.
JsUO hamton. wAyerly. Elmira. Buffalo. Bradford.
arrives Buffalo & P. NJ. Parlur Car to Buffalo.
900 =. NJ estibule l~imited-Fast mail daily:
L:UO Solid train for Chicago. arrives at Cleveland
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
700 r. M.-Buaalo and Cleveland Vesubuled
l:OU Express daily, arrives Buffalo I:05, A. NJ.
Bradford 7:2o 4. NJ; jamestown 100 4. NJ; ionngs,
Buffalo and CleN Gland. Cafe Library Car.
o. = r. M.-Daily solid train for Binghamton.
ne~llsville. Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND
es7 3 oadway, l27 Bowery. 15t Fat l25sh st. ana
ries, New York; 1873 and $50 Fulton ST., % Broad
way, Brooklyn; 1872 River St, Hoboken. and Jersey
City Station. New York Transfer Co. calls for and
checks baggage from hotel ana residence to destina-
tiNu
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BUSINESS
Duke. MacMaho on & Co. Assign with $780,
600 Liabilities.

Duke. MacMahon 4 Co.. importers OF hand
kerchiefs at n White street. who are also In
business at Belfast. Ireland. under the style OF
John H. Duke Il Co, made an assignment yes
terday to Thomas Young OF 10 White street
without preference. The partners are John
Henry Duke. BENJAMIN MacMahon. his son-in-
law. and John c.. f. Chambers. all OF whom
reside at Rutherford. n. j. Mr.. Duke has been
in this line OF business for about forty years.
both in this city and Belfast, Mr.. MacMahon
has been a partner for a long time ami Mr..
Chambers became a partner on Feb. Is. 1893.
at which time they had a capital OF S85 900.
Blumenstiei K Hirsch. their attorneys. said
yesterday that the assignment was caused
principally by losses through detention OF their
goods in the Custom House and depreciation
in value on that account. and also by general
depreciation in the value Of their stock. The
liabilities are about 100000. The assets are
nearly as much. consisting Of goods. outstand-
ing accounts and some cash. Mr.. Duke has
Justice Scott of the Supreme Court has APP
pointed Henry q. Schrenkeisen temporary re-
cejver Of the Arion Cabinet Company, manu-
~facturer of musical. cabinets at sol to 507 West
fiftieth street. with an office at % Union
ssccRh'racrnSkeiSseen, 'FPf + i TeR'tca and Joseph SCI ~f HUBER. q !.
director. on proceedings for a voluntary disso-
luton OF the company.
MAX FREEMAN BANKRUPT.
MAY freeman, stage manager and ACTOR. has
T Wss ! e Gs' mamaE IN S 81 Mds6sr Goose SGi Frs ss ths
Fourteenth Street Theatre, which closed down
a q few nights ago; His only assets are his
$3.50. du" to forty-eiGht. creditors for loans,
salaries. rent, UNCERTAINTIES. costumes. and
Latham. .Sa,oOo, loans and clothes Francis
Wilson. $500 Judgment: Fred solomon, 800
S%S .arGers ty.$ $50 s aHIseHy and Z jose .pSn Letter tez" oi
Chicago. 500 for railroad tickets.
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Mimic Acquitted OF Murder.

jury in the County Court in Brooklyn has
acquitted Frank Mimic. a Sicilian. who was tried
for murder in the first degree for the killing OF
Thomas CheveIetto in Sackett street on Jan.
%. The accused had been convicted Of coun-
terfeiting. and sometime after his release from
a Ave years term in Sing Sing was employed
by Chief Hazen Of the Secret Service to get in
formation against a gang Of counterfeitcrs To
which Cheveletto. as alleged. belonged. Chief
Hazen testified in his behalf and the Jury be-
lieved that he had acted In self-d0fence when
he shot and killed Cheveletto.
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!ncois Millet 10 the hero Of

exsndria. jean Francois Millet 10 the hero Of
the work which Is known as. The Angelus."
makes the painter constantly more morose.
and the society, OF his friends and the models
fails to make him happier. Just as. he has
about lost all confidence in himself. the spirit
o., genius, appears. leads him to her temple;
by all the arts. He takes courage after this
and paints his famous picture. THE Angelus."
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new YORK CENTRAL,
DIVISION.

HARLEM DIVISION.
OBS A. NJ. and 3:55 p. NJ. Daily, except Sunday. to
Pittsheld: sundays only at p:2O A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket offices at ll3. 261, Alb and 1915 Broadway.
as Union So. W.. 235 Columbus av.. ~ West l25th
st., Grand Central Station. l25th st. Station and
1asth St. Station. New York; 1913 and T2d Fulton ST..
and 100 Broadway, f.. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone. "219o Thirty eighth street" for New
York Central cab Service. Baggage checked from
hotel or residence by Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE +. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent,
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Cupartuership alutirfs.

TIE co~PARTNERsHIP AGREEMENT between
h. Georse 4. Benweil and John D. Everitt, doing
cuisines at 1t Wall st. under the firm name Of
consent,
Al contracts and Obligations are assumed by John
Above address.
' New York. May 18th. 1890.
GEORGE A. BENWEIL.
John D.. VEhITT.
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Councils Committee to welcome Dewey.
President GuGgenheimer has appointed the
following committee Of Councilman to co-
operate with a similar committee Of Aldermen
In arranging the welcome of Admiral Dewey
on his return home: Oakley. Goodwin. Hot
tenroth. McGarry. LEIGH. Bodlns aSd Cassidy.
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MATTEL Gc.-German steamers sailing
on Tuesdays take printed matter. &c, for Ger
many, and specially addressed printed matter,
&c. for other parts of Euro e.. American and
White star steamers on Wednesdays. German
steamers on Thursdays and Cunard. French and
German steamers on saturdays take printed
matter, &C., for all countries for which they are
advertised to carry mail.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transat-
lantic Mails named above. additional plemen
mails are opened on the piers OF the American. Eng
lieh, French and German steamers. and remain open
until within Ten Minutes Of the hour OF sailing OF
steamer,
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IL. 1899.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave Now York, South Ferry Whitehall Terminal.
and foot Of Liberty street. Time shown 10 from
south Ferry. Leave Liberty street 8 minutes later.
sDaily. Except Sunday. eSundays
HICAdo. 1880 A. u. Liberty street only 'l'2b
f'PTTTTsBURG. $50 A. NJ. Liberty street only.
90 % p. NJ, ~l2:IO night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 'e:6b A. NJ, sh:ho T. NJ
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. t7:55. +S;eo Diner,
Cpiner,, -::b5 cRoyai Limited exclusively Pull,
man Train. Diner, - 55 Diner. -6i52 r NJ IDiner
All trains are illuminated with Plntsch Light: os
ohises: I1a, I72s; ~; ~; is a. F RrIaaW st', so 80
Graham av., Brooklyn: Whitehall Terminal and Lib.
erty st. baggage checked from hotel or residehoo
TO destination.
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Public NGtirfs.
O OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
Should be read DAILY by all interested. ss changes
may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending May 20. 1899,
will close PR ,MPTLY in all cases at the General
Post Office as follows: PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier than closing time shown below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUESDAY.-At I A.. NJ. tor EUROPE, per steamship
Iahn%, via Cherbourg. southampton and Ere
men letters for Ireland must be directed per
Lahn"}.
wEDNEsDAY.-At I A.. NJ. Complementary o A. M
for EUROPE, per steamship 81. PAUL.. via South.
ampton letters for ireland must be directed
per st. Paul.; at 8 A. NJ. Complimentary 1890
A. NJ for EUROPE. per steamship Teutonic*. via
Queenstown: 1890 A. NJ: for direct.
per steamship Southwark. viz Antwerp Qetters
must be directed per sonthn srk%r: su,rpn
SATURDAY.-At 7 A. NJ. for FRANCE, SMITZER-
AND ITALY. SPAIN. PORTUGAL. TURKEY.
EGYPT and BRITISH. INDIA: per steamship La
BretagncS. via Havre letters for other parts OF
Europe, must be directed per La Rrotagne =
at x A. NJ. for NETHERLANDS direct. per steam.
ship Statendain via Rotterdam 0etters must be
directed per Statendam ~: at 8 A. NJ. for Italy.
per steamship Saale, via Naples letters must be
directed per Saale"l; at NJ. complementary
1880 A. M for EUROPE, per steamship Cam
pania*, via Queenstown.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Teutonic May II. noon Majestic -. May 81. noon
Cymrio. May -. 8 P. N. Britannia, June !, noon
For passage. freight and general APP
ply to WHITE STAR LIN Il,
Pier AZ. North River. Once. . Broadway. New York.
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OLD DOMINION LINE

For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk, Newport News.
Portsmouth, Primers Point and Richmond. Va. con.
nocting for Petersburg, Richmond. Virdnia Beach.
Washington, d. c.. and entire South and West.
Freight and Passenger Steamers sail from Pier 26.
North River. foot of Beach at. every week day ex-
cent Sat. at 8 p. NJ, and Sat. at 4 p. NJ.
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DELAWARE, IACKAWANNA < WESTERN.

stations in New York, foot Barclay and Christie
pher SITS. Leave, arrive.
BinRhamton Mail ,....,..,.... 800 am S:So pm
Buffalo. Ithaca. OsWego, Utica
Express. 49,. '',''''''l o'O .o0Opp -
Chicago X Buffalo Express: -. Zoo pm "e"o pm
Scranton, WilkesbArre & Plym-
outh Express. ...,,,.",... Hoo 80 -
Chicago l. Buffalo Lin: Express -I;0o pm ley am
Buffalo EG. carr. Buffalo X ann, ~s'oo pm "e'oo q"
Syracuse. Ithaca. oswego, Utica ,sou .,.aoo,
Tickets and Pullman recommendation .
and $50 Broadway and IA Park place;
Westcott's Express Company Will naur
baggage TO drstination. Hatt!
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New York and Boston All Rail.

Y, y. \. H. 4 II. Z. X. and connect0hH'
From Grand Central station.
Iaaye BY way OF Due
400 AM. Springfield and Worcester. $3.50 + ~.
lO:Uu h.M.,ttSew London and Providence. ZOO a
G1o:0a AM, &New London and Providence, 4:25 Pm.
1900 NJ. Springfield and Worcester, $40 Pm.
II 900 M. Air Line, via Willimantic, 300 P.M.
y 40 NJ New London and Providence, 100 2 ".
400 p Nj +New London and Providence 300 PM.
100 = N. %Sprinvfeld and Worcester, 1000 7. ".
$500 p NJ, %Sew London and Proyidencel1 100 = N
siI.OO Pm sSpringheld and Worcester, 6:l6 An.
Sia.0o p N. %Sew London and Providence :25 AM.
%Runs daily, including sunday.
ttBav state Limited. all parlor cars; fare ~. in
GLIDING parlor car seat Dab
srrtIare station. boston. Return service same hour
and by same route. SWIM stop at 126th st;
Through parlnr and sleeping cars by each train.
n T. HAMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Die Walknre" was recently sung at the
Costanzi in Rome for the first time. Most Of
the singers were Italians. although Ada Adiny.
who appeared as Brunnhilde, is an American.
The conductor was Ferrari. and the result Is
said to have been much better than anybody
anticipated. 1t was proposed to give Tristan
und Isolde" there under Mascheroni's direns
ton. but the ordeal proved too much for the
powers Of the company. The Italian season Of
opera practically ends with March. and the
singers fortunate enough to be engaged then
go to South America. Comma Bellincioni
is to sing there this summer It is
said that only one new work like
ly to endure has been heard during
the past season. This was Giordano's "Fe-
dora" Mascagni's Iris" is already rs good
as forgotten, La Scala In Milan found success
only with Die Mcistcrsinger" and VerdI's
"Falstatf." The other works produced en-
loved but one or. two representations The
Lizzie da,Tx Theatre r in N Milan an gave W What was Praeti .
sSs aEyze a dl nFRiE sarS. IN It th sa tGF mot Of b MGSf heard f iS
Milan since 1925, and is unknown in the other
Italian cities. The opera was so badly sung
by the performers that.a second representation
at the Argentina came to an end be-
fRsS% iSrti fSs I MoasIste r Mss qhS0i and 70 fail Ras
alternated at the theatre until the production
cess, The opera was announcedfo for a second
hearing. At the last moment the artists, or
cheStra ana chOfuS demanded, thelT. pack
salaries. which amounted to about S.. 900
more than the unfortunate impresario could
raise. 80 the season abruptly came to an end
In the. principal opera house Of Rome. La
Scala is likely 70 have. another misfortune 4
wins her suit for $4,000 damages because the
management declined to give the performance
on the ground that, il was unworthy OF, the
discouragements to his art MascaGni is busy
on a new work. 1t Is to be a. ballet. written IN
The Marionettes." A curious new ballet,
written by three Greeks. will be given in Rome
At the beginning OF the next season. 1t has
been the success OF the Italian Theatre in AL
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FRENCH LINE.
,0MpkGNlE GENERALE TRkMSATlAMTI0UE,

DIRECT LINE TO HAVHE-PARIS FKANCE.
Sailing every Saturday at 10 A. M.
From Pier No. AZ, North River, foot Morton at.
La Bretagne ..,...M May 20 La Champagne. June 10
La Touraine. .... May 81 La Bretagne. 80. Juno II
La GAscognc. ...... June 3 La Touraine 10. June "a
First.class passage to Havre. Sb5 and upward.
Gent AGENCY for us. and Can. 3 Unwilling Nreen. N. y.
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STEAMBOATS,.
TROY BOATS.

s,rANE LOWER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
intther saratoga or City OF Troy leaves west
inst pier daily, except saturday. at y L. NJ; con
ttC.th0 With Delaware and Hudson and FitchbmrR
sNus, SUNDAY STEAMERS TOUCH AT albany.
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Wftxu &ttamtrs.
AMERICAN LINE.
CUNARp LINE YyHIA1 93yyEEEESSsST59PwN

From Pier 40, N. r., foot Clarkson st.
Campania. May 20. noon. Umbria May 81. y A. NJ.
3eryia -, May IS, 2 p. NJ. Lucania June 8, IL A. NJ.
u. bROMN 4 co. Gen. ACTS. = BowlngGreen