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TRANS.rACIF!C MAILS.


Mails for Hawai- japan and China. via San Fran
SEQ. r'lac here l1'lr ~ i:7n p VI up 10 Dac. ".
inclusive. for despatch per. .te,mship coptc-
Mai, to. Hawai- va -Gt francisco. close here
daily NJ = 10 p VI r"t Dc. ~ inclusive for
despatch per steamship Australia. Mails for
which goes Va r. -npe, and New Zealand. which
goes via San Franc scn,, Hawaii aud FIT Island.
via Vancouver c'nsr hoe ialv AZ $40 y. ".
after Sow. sl5 AID upt Dec 81 inclusive. for do
Snatch per steamship wnrrimoo. Malls FOR Oh ma.
Jhpsn and Hawaii. via IAN Francisco. close here
daily A. ':3o p v. nm n Dec s'G inclusive. for
despatch per ste nm. hip America Marn. Mals'or
Australia f.I'rpt West Arstra'ia New Zealand.
Hawai-. Fiji and sNnoir Islands via San Fran
cisco. cn0e nor" lAl = H'9 p, NJ after De
eomb"r So and M - December '23. inclusive. -
on DAY q arrival ofste ship C,mpania. Cue as
New York Deremler ~. frr despatch rer at am
thip Mtr.posa. Malls fu~ Society Islands. via
San Francisco clos here daily NJ ":9O r. VI. m
a. December scH. inclusive. for despatch b. shin
Tropic Bril-. Nails FOR China and IIran. v'A
Vancouver close here hailv ~ $40 p. NJ. MP to
pe,emhe" tiH ir"lrs We. for despatch per steam
thip Empress Of India
Trans pCi - mails ar forwarded To pot OF sailing
daily an Tho hodnle ~ closing IL arranged on
tn pirsuuut'po o. 'lsir uninterrupted over-
land transit. sR'r!Ntered mail closes at q P. Il
CORSrLyrs VAN CoTT, Postmaster.
Post ofnce New York y. Y. December l, 1899.
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INnnAntfrn L,Lnnh. nnrth ~ fintk

t.m to Mary ThI.ry 1870. .':,.N;.i.''-' $40,
1l1th Il, n q. 126 Ia, l2SxlOo.1l; also
iITth st n 4, 1859 III Av. 16K1cO.1l: New
York Condensed Milk Co 10 Bordenr Don.
densed MIX Go ........: ................
13Bd ~, g. $50 10th Nv. 1261pp.li:
Rachael Justcr to James Murray and hro. 90.
Clsreuont ay. vs., 1917 Highbridyo o.,
2bIIi4; L ,uisa y, chilean to Hugo W and
Anna NJ. Clhs'cn .s.........ss.. ..sts.. l,ot
Lawrence st, >, 2oI irrrg. VIM Mickey nolds
to Christian ID Unelmann. correction deed
Clarsmunt AV, cor Rad st. lOOIloO:
Matilda We'll TO James and William Brad.
Lots AZ. ~ ~. 40 and 10. map land OF
Philip Millcdoler. 18th ward Cornelius
Brett to Theresa Blnfen, Z. ..".,..,...
d Nicholas ~, ss I24.1l 1t5th at, 7O.t1
II Iiyinr.ton - ao.7s
la6th al, as. 25o.S LenoI av, 17.3Spp.il;
Jordan J Rollins. referee. to Sophia
Beach o.O(
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miscellaneous.

DrSrAPPLr at. 81. Height. nssr Bridge-Pie,ssnt
L rooms. large and small every convenience;
sanitary plumbing: references
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74th al, Q, bp.s " Park av, 2oxio2:2; Gus
tavus c Weber and ano TO Jacob bern.
hetm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 's.s..''''
7ll Al. ta4 r. 2Jxlo22i Earl "sllsch to
1881 At, 1BtE. 2TxloO.li: Charles Lasssll
To Dora Haymln. ....................s..
ppth at. W a, On W Park av. 7hIlOO.11; Isaac
NJ Berinsteiu to Samuel Ruth and Ano...
Park Nv, tw cor SSth At. 2b.lxS3.B James
King TO George Maroach and sno. ...,...,.
seth at 49, as, 1899 Park nv. 8i.l1x
1U2. q: Theu y Willis to George A 81 John.
bath ct, ms. 22i 2d av, runs Ne.Nxw
1sl or a w pto oath at L 20. ltne i8.sx
so ~. 4 to 34th vt 4 ti.s; New York Con
teDsed MIX Co to Bordens CONDENSED
MIN Go. ..,,,,.... ,.'.....',..,...
George " Styers to Charles r Lansing.
same property! Charles r. Lansing to Emma
A Alycrs ..................... ..........
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(yRAMFRCY PARK. !. corner cIst-La-ve con.
VI meeting rooms; ample closets; pArlor door d n
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
ANorBrR RoaBERy.


burglars Break u window and steal
RevoIvers From Donshoe.
When the employees at the Donahoe
Hardware company came down to the
store this morning, they found that one
OF the front plate glass widows had
been broken during the night. On the
sidewalk in front OF the window lay the
stone, a fairly large boulder, which had
been the instrument used in doing the
damage. Investigation inside revealed
that three revolyers, one q 3S Smith X
Nesson and two Colt reyolvers. 3S and
10 calibre respectively. which were lying
IN the show window, had been stolen
Several other revOlvers and dirk In q
case, lying within arm reach of the
break in the window and which could
easily have been secured, were left be-
hind by the robber for some reason
known only TO himself.
IL Is thought possible though not prob
able that some one may have broken the
window unintentionally and that
another party afterward seeing the
opening In the window stole the revoly-
ers Ii is argued that a burglar with
deliberate intention to rob. would
scarcely be 80 rash a. to break the win.
dow by throwing q stone and thus neces-
sarily make a great deal of noise.
The DOnahoe Hardware company's
less is about $35, but the loss to the
owners OF the property from the break
ing OF the plate glass window Is con-
siderably more
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31

In the district 10 day In the case Of
Jacob A. Weinman Va. T. s. Hubbell,
sheriff, plaintiff waived jury.
10 the case OF Gru1sield Bros ID. II.
Brownell ct al. demurrer was oyerruled
and the defense excepted.
In the case OF I. 5. Hubbell. sheriff, Va
W. +. Bledsoe et al. demurrer Of plaintiff
pleas OF nil debit Of defendants Lowen-
thai q Meyers sustained: also demurrer
on pleas OF nil debit Of Bledsoe sustained
and defendants given twenty days to an.
swer.
The case OF Frederick W Hamm w l..
B. PGtney for $4,000 damsges, set for
trial on Tuesday, April 4.
In the case OF thu territory OF New
Mexico vs.. Pedro A. Garcia et al, defend
ants demurrer 10 declaration overruied.
The case Of the Crescent Coal Company
w. +. W. Meyers WAS dismissed at pain.
tits cost.
In the case Of Blunt Va Wickstrom,
jury was waived by defendant.
la the cases OF AImijo w. Neher, de-
tendants demurrer to the replication
was oyerruled.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
AFTER SHEEP THIEVES.
Charles Chadwick Makes Complaint
sheen Sanitary Hazard

Charles Chadwick Makes Complaint to
sheep Sanitary Board.
Charles Chadwick appeared before the
sheep sanitary board yesterday afternoon
and made complaint against Mstso Mar
tlnez and Juan Perea. whom he charged
with stealing about 100 head OF sheep
from himself and W. j. farr. the Colo
RADIO sheep man, In Valencia county. A
couple OF weeks ago Mr.. Chadwick was
sworn In AZ deputy sheriff OF Valencia
county. and. accompanied by Mr., Farr,
he went to the places OF Martinez and
Peres, In the ManzanO country. Those
gentlemen not only refused 10 turn over
the sheep. but they fairly bristled with
bayonets and threatened TO take the
lives Of their visitors If they attempted 10
drive away the sheep.
The board has not yet taken any action
In the matter, but the members are in
favor OF adopting stringent measures to
put an end to the sheep stealing industry
in this territory.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
GERMANS IN CHINA.
They Meet with Resistance from the
Chinese soldiers,

They Meet with Resistance from the
Chinese Soldiers.
Pekin, March 3l.-Disturbances In the
province OF shan Tung, during the whole
Of the winter, have been causing seri0us
anxiety. and eliminated In the impris-
0nment OF German priest at the town
OF Thine. A German naval patrol con
sisting Of an officer and six men, landed
At i-Chou, and advanced short distance
inland. This patrol was met by a De
tachment OF Chinese soldiers who fired
upon the Germans. They returned the
fire, killing several Chinese. but were
obliged to retire. The German admiral
IL landing stronger force TO restore
order.
The presence Of nearly the whole OF
the German fleet at Kiao. Chou. II IL be
lieyed. indicates the possibility OF ex
tensiye operations and the Chinese In
consequence are seriously alarmed
IzuDg III Yamen In order TO show a
desire TO remove all possible causes OF
friction dismissed three magistrates.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
sHiP SUNK.
ship stella sinks aud siSty Persons Ar.
Drowned

ship stella sinks aud sixty Persons Ar.
Drowned
southampton, March 3l.-The passen
ger steamer Stella, plying between this
port aud the channel islands, crashed
upon the dreaded Casquet rocks, near
Alderney. yesterday. In n dense fog, aud
fOundered in tea minutes. Her boiler
exploded ~ she went down. The coast
ing steamer Lynx. which brought the
news OF the disaster, picked up four
boats and forty persons belonging to the
stella. Later advices seem TO show that
sixty persons were drowned Another
steamer picked up boat containing
llfty'hve persons. including twenty
women. Tne Stella had 2l0 passengers.
IL 10 estimated that nearly l2o persons
we're drowned by the sinking OF the
stella.
London. March 3l.-0nlcials OF the
London and southampton railway COM
paDy declare that the loss of life by the
wreck OF the stella, which belonged 70
that company, will not exceed seventy.
Three boats, including the collapsed boat,
ara missing
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
Daring DsylIght Kobberx.

San Francisco. March 3l.-A daring
robbery was committed yesterday IN
front Of Wells, Fargo n Co.'S express OF.
dee, a sack containing $2.500 In gold
coin being stolen from the seat Of the OK
press wagon OF Joseph n. II. Waters.
while he was engaged In conversation
with a bystander. Waters was carrying
the coin from the Anglo California
bank TO the express Office for shipment
to Chinese camp In California.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
Best selection OF high grade cigars
at kuppe's.
No Proof Iika Experience.
Ride n Columbia, and save repair bills.

To-day being Good Friday elaborate
services we're held 40 the Cathulic
churches In old and now town. To
morrow being SATURDAY. before Raster,
the blessing Of the waters for church
service, such AS baptism, etc, will be-
made, the faithful being allowed to take
small quantities To their homes for use
during family prayers.
Notices we're posted at the railroad
shops this morning saying that ther,
would he no more work there until
Monday morning, which will give the
employees desiring To do so an OppOrtun
ity TO observe Good Friday.
Teaspoons, dessert spoons, tablespoon,
and FORKS OF solid white metal aud extra
plated with silver metal. only % cents 4
package. DonahOe Ilariward company
All kinds Of Photographic supplies al
%, A. MatsOn a. Co.'S.
Smoke the Affidavit cigar; 10 ca lts
two for % cents.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
RIOT IN JAMAICA.
Several American Sailors Killed
and Wounded by Natives.
Steamer Stella Sunk at Sea and
Many Passengers DrowGed.
Express Office In San Francisco RCbbsd
Of a Large sum.
6IRMAS TROOPS LAND IN CHINA.

New York, March Sl.-A dispatch 10
thV hersid from Kingston, Jamaica say,
Durii x IA light between American saiIofs
ana native bOwmen on Tue day at I'll.
whsIt, the casualties we're: From ladi
aua- Two killed, aud several wouaded.
rexss-James Darcy; Oller, conclusion
OF the brain; w. +. Il. McMahon, frac
tured knee. They are going north OF
the supply. Three men from Texas are
10 the hospital. 0ne may die. twenty
hye other sailors were injured, including
four on the supply, that ships whale
boat crew. being stoned by the natives,
were forced overheard TO escape death
Eight natives are reported killed.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
TJ THE LADIES,

q. p. Kinsey, expert soda mixologist,
lately from st. Louis, Mo-, has taken
charge OF our soda fountain and to con-
vince the ladies OF the superiority of our
beverages. we will present each lady,
% cent purchase at our drug
store on Saturday, April /, with glass
OF ice cream soda, any flavor. This
offer IL good all day Saturday until 10 p.
m, but for ladies only. b. RUPPE,
Prescription Druggist.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31

Undoubtedly one of the most beautiful
and artistically arranged show windows
ever seen In the city OF Albuquerque is
the ladies' window at Geo. q. Galnsiey ~
Co.'S shoe store, which has been decorated
for Easter. In the center is a horseshoe
ot red aud white bunting, adorned Wi h
branches OF smilax, on which IL suspend
ei n card with the inscription, "EIster
Greeting" Underneath the arch OF the
horseshoe Is large pot of beautiful Cali.
fornia lilies. The gents window Ia also
neatly decorated with potted plants.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31

A. NJ. Bergere, clerk OF the district
court OF the First Judicial district. came
in from Santa Fe last night. registered
at the European. and left on u freight
train this morning for Los Lunas.
While you are waiting TO have your
tape worm attended TO. on the corner,
step into Hawley's and get the best cigar
for cents TO be had in town.
Don't forget the little ones. Treat
them to fOndant Easter eggs. from one
cent up. Delsney's Candy Kitchen.
Mrs, Chss Paxton. OF Gallup. Is at the
European, arriving from the west last
night.
Book eases in the latest styles, cheap
for cash or on installment, AT Futrelle's.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
where he hscsme the eueat OF the Jesuit

where he became the guest OF the Jesuit
fathers. On last Wednesday, In com.
PAM with several priests, he paid visit
TO Las Cruces. Next Monday night he
will retch this city on the train from
the south on hta way TO Santa Fe, stop.
ping hrst ut Bernaillo, 40 as to reach
santa fe on Thursday, ~ previously an
nonnced. The priests OF this diocese will
meet Archbishop BourgaGe ut the train
in this city, and request the Catholic
portion Of the community az we'll ~ any
Other cltiz ms who may desire, to be at
the depot and assist In giving the new
archbishop a cordial welcome.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
irnn,i Sn,riaI sale

AT the Jaffa Grocery company. For sat
urdsy, April 1st, 81 will buy the follow.
ing: Twenty pounds sugar, 81; 10
pounds ". X. cheese. 2oc; II pounds good
potatoes, 2oc; cans cove oysters, 25c
2 cans good salmon. 2bc; cans shredded
goldfish. 2oci cans early June peas, 2oci
2 cans good milk. 20c; 2 cans Las Cruces
tomatoes. Zoe; cans good corn. 25ci
! pound good back, green or Japanese
tea, 65c; | sack salt, lOc; l-pound can
taking powder, 25c; 2 packages raisins
2oc; bottle Nj rJss jam or j,lly, 25ci
pounds good apples, 2jc.
The above goods will be delivered Ia
any part OF the city, or packed aud de-
liyered at depot.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31

The republican city convention will
convene at the Armory at 7:3O O'Clock
this evening and nominate the winning
municipal ticket. Candidates for mayor,
city clerk and treasurer will be nomi
nnted and the ward nominations will be
ratified. There should be n large attend
ence OF delegates and others Interest ed
In the success OF the republican ticket In
this campaign.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
EAaier MillinerY.

Mrs. Oaks wishes to thank the ladies
for their liberal patronage at her open.
ing and as she has sold most OF her hats
she has wired for n new supply, which
7he expects the early part OF the week,
and which she knows will be dainty and
chic and suit the taste OF all lovers OF
line and artistic millinery. store di-
rectly opposite new Grant block,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31

Berlin, March 3l.--United states Am
bsssad0r White ,nis morning informed
the foreign offs that the proposals OF
Germany regarding samoa han been IA
vOrably received NJ Washington.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
wanamaker A Brown.

with our superior samples of mems and
boys clothing, we have received an ele
CANT line for women and misses; all Of
latest designs st lowest prices. Office IL II
north Second street.
ii. r. ELwELL, Agent.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31

regiment were wounded and one OF the
Pennsylvanisns WAS killed. The Ameri.
cans finally drove the Filipinos back.
Although there were three lines OF strong
eutrenchments along the track, ths
enemy made scarcely any defense there.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31

Washington, March 3l.-It is an.
nOuneed tnst ex Secretary Sherman has
entirely recovered from pneumonia, and
Is gaining strength slowly.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
German Troops In China

Pekin. NJ Mirch 81. -- In consequence OF
OF the recent attack OF the natives upon
the German patrol, a small German force
landed at lChOu, a coast town short
distance from KaO-C Chou.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
to morrow,

Archbishop Bourgade.
The new head OF the Catholic church
in New Mexico Arizona and Colorado.
arrived on saturday last at III PasO,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
IVES. TILE HLnKIsT.

Hardy two year roses and honey.
-uckles, at IVES, THE FLORIST.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31

Best gunpOwder tea ....,..........S 90
FiOest Mocha and Java coffee. 80
The celebrated Swan Down illur.. I 90
Imported macaroni 80. ........ 10
THE MAZE,
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31

An Easter egg with every pur-
chase at Bery's drug store all day
tomorrow.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31
SATURDAYS SPECIAL SALE
AT THR BUSY sroRE.


luF MhLF,
WM. kIEKE. Proprietor.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1899-03-31

Initiated but not equalled-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-30
Briggs Heard From.

Briggs the New York lawyer who is in
the trust-promoting business has been
heard from, according to a New York dis
patch. He was the chief promoter of the
New England Milk Producers, company
and the dispatch says he has taken step, to
satisfy the directors and stakeholder. that
he and his syndicate are not myths. Briggs
says that the men who are circulating the
stories that the milk company is about to
collapse are simply giving expression to
their own wishes.
The pref ct, he says, which was dropped
by one syndicate, is ab cut to be taken up
by another, and within short time milk
trust will control Boston's entire supply,
which will result in the following benefits
First, better prices to the farmers.
Second, less cost to the consumer.
Third, absolutely pure milk for Boston.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-30
Benefit Supper.

The young ladies of the several churches
in town are to give supper on Wednes-
day evening, December IS, at Odd Fellows
hall for the benefit of the Harriet Good
rich Home for girls at Westminster.
There are 16 girls at the home at the pres
ent time and their needs for the coming
winter will call for considerable money and
it is hoped a good sum will be realized
from this supper. The price of the supper
will be 25 cents. One man has already
given S. toward this object. If others
wish to contribute more than the price of
the supper, any amount will be thankfully
received at the ticket stand on that even
ing. The Odd Fellows very generously
give the use of the hall on that occasion,
and all expenses will be made as light as
possible SO as to raise as large an amount as
possible. Mrs. Starkey, the mstron, will
be present with the girls, who will sing
several times and also off Ar for sale some
fancy articles and mounted pictures.
The supper will consist of escalloped
potatoes, cold meats, cabbage salad, pies,
doughnuts, rolls, pickles, cheese and cot
fee
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-30
Oil as a Dust LAYER.

The sprinkling with oil this season oil lhe
section Of the Boston Il Msine road oe-
tween Springfield and Windsor mas
awakened local interest in this manner OF
LAYING dust. The New York News says
that petroleum as dust layer will not De
brought into permanent use on the New
York Central system because 1t has isiied
to give satisfaction.
So long as the ballast was not disturbed
everything was all right, but when the Sec
ton men had occasion to do any work and
the ballast was stirred upa fresh applica-
ton of oil wa, necessary. In the mean
time the oil-soaked particles were caught
up by the fast flying trains, and, beng car
ried into the cars, were damaging to the
clothing of passengers, as we'll as the up
holstering and draperies OF palace and DIM
ing cars. The price of oil was advanced,
and to thi, was added the high royalty de-
manded by the men who devised the APP
paratus and manner OF applying OIL.
Strange as it may seem, these men have
been able, through the courts, to establish
their right to collect this royalty, in spite
of the fact that any road is able in its me-
chanical department to rig up car with
the apparatus necessary tor the proper
spraying OF the liquid.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-30

New England coal dealers, some of
them, are predicting a coal famine during
the coming winter. The shortage which
exists is attributed to two causes, the first
OF which is the great revival of business
which has taken place in every section of
the country, and which is taxing the rail-
roads to their utmost to take care of the
general freight traffic, and the second,
great shortage of cars suitable for coal
'ran'p ortation. These two causes work
together against al adequate trausporta
ton of coal because the coal cars of the
country, while OF themselves entirely insult
fcient to transport as much coal SIS Is
needed, are seized by railroads and ship
pers and used for hundreds of other pur-
poses. 1t is said that the Boston & Maine
road has been compelled to make up trains
of its own cars and send them to the mines
under special convoy to bring back coal
tor the road, and in many sections cars of
coal billed to consumers and dealers are
seized Unfortunately by the railroads
and converted to their own use.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1899-11-30
Central Grand Concert Company.

The first entertainment in the lecture
course of the Young Mems club of the
Congregational church was the concert
given last Thursday evening by the Central
Grand Concert company, whose appearance
at the opera house was greeted by a large
audience.
From the opening to the closing number
the program was listened to with increas-
ing pleasure that found expression in ire
quent encores The music was of char
acter to appeal to the untutored as well as
to the more cultivated ear, and the selec-
tons Sc med in every instance especially
well adapted to the voices by which they
were rendered.
Mr.. Vincent, the pianist, captured the
audience with the first number which won
him the compliment of a round of applause
on his next appearance. Madame Bailey's
soprano was first heard in the Jewel Song
from Faust in which she charmed both by
the beauty of her voice and the ease and
grace of her manner in its difficult rendi-
ton. The contralto, M IS Greene, and the
tenor, Mr.. Fellows, were no unworthy
members of the distinguished guartette, the
latter especially being able to soar aloft on
his high notes with the freedom of the lark.
But the genius Of the company seemed to
be more particularly the baritone, Mr..
Walker, whose magnificent voice received
instant appreciation in the 1.-TWO Grena-
diers," and later made the recital of the
Folk-Songs one of the most pleasing num-
bers on the program.