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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
Best Players of Brown, Cornell
and University of Pennsylvania
Begin Contest For Rice Trophy
Today
MATCH between AMERICA
AND GREAT BRITAIN
Makeup of Team to Represent
This Country AnnounCed-PiIlS-
bury to Contest His Game Over
the Board in London-DateS
Named

New York, Dec 29.-The third annual
chess tournament of the triangular
college league will begin at the Man
haitian Chess club tomorrow morning,
when two students each from Brown
Cornell and the University of Pennsyl-
vania will fight for the Rice trophy,
which was won last year by Cornell
and the year before by Pennsylvania.
E. H. Ridel and G. w. Heuser will
play for Cornell and B. F. Pardee and
o. NJ. Chaplin for Pennsylvania, but
it is not known at present, who will
represent Brown. The tourney will be
continued Tuesday Wednesday and
Thursday while Cornell and Columbia
will begin their annual team chess
match Friday, this contest to be con-
cluded Saturday.
It is announced that Pillsbury, Show
alter, Barry, Hodges, Hymes, MarshaIl,
Voigt, hampton and Newman were
asked today to play in the annual ca
BILE chess match between America and
bury will play his game over
the board, in London, as the
American champion does not in
tend to return to this country within
the next year or so. He will leave for
Monte Carlo about the middle of next
month.
1t will also be noticed that only nine
players have been selected so far. The
10th place will probably be given to
Howell. of Brooklyn. The Brooklyn
Chess club, under the auspices of
which organization the match will be
played at this end, has offered the fol-
lowing dates to the British Chess club,
London; March 10 and Is, or March q
and %, or March Is and 20.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
Ribbons Cut in Price

and by the yard at A. S. Lowell Com
pany. corner Foster and Norwich
Streets, during their great January
Sale.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30
LYCEUM ANNIVERSARY
TO BE OBSERVED JAN. %

At the meeting of the Swedish Glee
Club yesterday afternoon in Monitor
Hall. George Stanislau, John A. Larson
and Henry Edstrand were appointed
to secure a frame for the picture of the
members of the club who are to take
part in the concert in Horticultural
Hall Jan. 9. The club rehearsed under
the leadership of John A. Larson.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30

NEVER FAIL TO CURE SICK HEAD HE; ,
ACHE often the very first dose This Is
what is said by all who try Carter
Little Liver Pills.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30

PAIN FROM INDIGESTION. DYS-
PEPSIA and too hearty eating is relieved
at once by taking one of Carriers Little
Liver Pills Immediately after dinner.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-30

Pekin. Dec. 29.-At New-Chwang the
Russians have secursd control Of the tel
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16
MeeLina ID smlths.

Guthrie, o. T. Sept. l5.-One
Of the most unique gathering ever
contemplated in the territory will
bs held IN Guthrie on October 1.
THIS me citing will be tie gathering
ofthe smith clans Of the territory.
The movement 10 have a meetisg
Of the white Smiths IN the terrific
~ was begun soma time ago, BY
D. W. Smith Of Carson City and
he has fafhered the venture ever
since that time.
Every family OF Smiths since
The starting OF the project has been
interested in The meeting and the
chances are that Guthrie will
have more Smiths in her corporate
limits on the lst Of October than
ever before IN her history.
A Bleeii & OF al the emilhs who
can attend will be held here tomor-
ro4 n order to make the prelimin.
ary arrangements for the fall meet
ing OF the smiths. just how many
will be here is problematieal, but
from the enthsiam shown by the
Smiths around Guthrie there viii
be plenty OF people willing to do
their share toward thu arrangements
for the celebration.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

Queen Quality Shoes. MoEgan
s Crib.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

A killing is reported at the new
town OF Mcknight Saturday.
Numbers have been killed in the
new country since the opening.
THIS is one Of the Objectionable fea-
lures of opening q country to set.
tlement. II offers inducements
TO the bully aud coward for 3
short time, 10 which be murders
some good man and leaves the
country with the reputation Of q
slough man." Some well devel-
Oped school boy ought TO taks .
Tightening bug and corn cob and
run every toukh man ont Of that
country.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

Cool bus-uiis and light bread
made from Kansas 1our-see Terrell
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16
A OHANGE.

The EXPRESS today greets its
readers IN q new form and make
up. We hope that The change in
the appearance Of the paper will
meet the approval and appreciation
Of its numerous patrons and
friends.
During the past month the
ExPREss has contemplated q
change, owing to our increasing
advertising patronage and realiz-
ing that our city is gradually
taking on metropolitan airs we
endeavor 20 keep pace with it;
consequently with today's issue We
hand our readers a four page
six column paper-all OF
which arc all home print. We
believe in patronizlng home in
dustries and home mechanics and
IN doing all our printing possible
at home. Heretofore one half Of
the p'per has been printed in
Wichita. We have several good
reasons for making the change.
Il gives our advertisers the bene-
fit Of any page in the paper and
we have cause to believe that they
will appreciate this fact. II allows
Us to place local news On all or
any Of the pages and gives US
many other advantages too
numerour to mention.
As Chickasha grows and inn
proves, 50 will the EXPRESS. The
paper will be enlarged as the
time, patronage and occasion de
mands. We will endeaver to
make the paper appear to the out
side world what Chiekasha is to
the visitor and speculator-a falr
representation Of thrift and
energy.
We will continue to place in ils
columns-with some improve
ments-that class Of reading
matter which the energy and
entelect we have at hand can Sc
cure an that our best judgement
will warrant.
The EXPRESS win continue to
labor TOR Advancement and up
building Of Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

CzOlgosz should have been
hanged or killed Immediately af.
ter shooting the president. II
Congress would enact a law pro.
vidiBg that any person who makes
On attempt upon the life Of the
president, be executed al
once, il would be a great satisfac.
tlou TO the american people.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

We received yesterday our first
copy Of the Anadarko Evening
Democrat. It is a neat, well ed.
tied, up-io-date, eight page paper.
We congratulate the proprieiors,
Shaw & Monroe upon ITS appear.
ence and gladly enter it's name up
on our cxchange list.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

Sush characters as Carrie Ma
ton and other calamity hOwlers
Who favor law breaking are the
hot houses from which anarchy
springs.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

# old watermelon rinds can be
used for any kind Of manufactur.
ing purposes chickasha is prepar-
Cd 70 start az enterprise Of that
kind.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

ArsnE enIRfHn TonoRRoH.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-09-16

Let the people Of Chickasha ab-
serve Thursday in a proper man
ner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29

vocal effects and the strength Of
the company. 1t is in honor of Mr..
Morrison's reappearance that the
most costly and elaborate pro6uc-
tion OF "Faust' ever staged has
been gotten up. Anewpro!ogue has
been written by a well.known au-
thor. The choral and vocal work
by an Invisible choir and soloist 10
one Of the most impressive features
Of this new scene. AZ the seven.
teeo scenes OF this prologue disap.
pear one by one and reveal pict-
ure of the gates Of Paradise with
Mephisto tappealing to the arch
angel surrounded by his host. a
picture OF rare beauty is revealed
which receives added dignity from
the sonorous appeal OF Satan and
the exquisite music which was
composed Tor the duration OF this
scene. The choral and vocal work,
which partakes OF the nature of AN
ora atorio with a high lyric soprano
volcing the rccltative as Satan lis.
tens in mockery, adds solemnity
and beauty to a prologue that de-
lights the eye by the rapidly chang.
ing cloud aud light effects, while
the ear is charmed by the musical
pumDers.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
CARD BASKET.

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Keesey
will spend Sunday with relatives in
Chester.
Miss Sarah Springer Of Philadel-
phia, il visiting Miss Katharine c.
Byron of No. lOl West l3ch Street.
Colonel and Mrs. John Wainwright
are entertaining army and navy
friends, at their home, SIG West
Street and will attend the Army and
Navy football game on Franklin field
tomorrow.
Miss Jennie Wright Of Chester, Pa,
is visiting relatives in this city,
Mrs. James W. Brown and daugh-
ter Of fredericksburg, Nd, are visiting
relatives in this city.
Miss Clara Bradley OF newark, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Bell In
this city.
J. Warren BulIen, the popular
clothier at 4lq Market Street Is in
New York City.
DR.. Lutte, the dispenser Of Me.
chano Neural Ther.py In this city,,
spent yesterday in Trenton, N. J.
Frank A. Fowler and wife Of Pen
Argyll. Pa. is visiting J. T. Mont.
geometry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
KING DRAMATICCOMPANY.

hlNG DIX AM A IlCSOM FAM
Among the unusual aud partic-
ulary powerful plays to be given
by the King Dramatic Company
during lis engagement at the Opera
House next week. will be found a
choice selection for the afternoon
performances and which will be
given daily commencing Tuesday.
"Faust" will be the first of the
matinees. and no happier selec.
ton could be made to display the
worth OF the company and 10 show
its resources in the way OF stage
effects. Everything has been done
10 give the dram atization OF [Goeth Q
immortal poem a fitting stage por.
travail. All the scenes carried by
the organization and the electrical
effects will be Of the. most eiabor.
ate character Other matinee bills
are "Nell Gwyne." "The Bond.
man." and "East Lynn" "a
Ward Of France" opens the en-.
gagement Monday evening. The
company is headed by Mr.. Lou
Beasley. and handsome and par
ticulary popular leading man. He
is ably seconded BY Miss Helen
Gravce. Emma Campbell, Edith
Bowers. Violet Barney, e. S. Phil.
lips. Harry Bewley, e. p. Bowers,
Harry keefer, r. w. Stiles aud
Leon Brown.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
CASES IN
CITY COURT

Before Judge Churchman 10. the
Municipal Court this morning Brid-
get Carr was charged with permitting
beer to be sold to Milton Flower.
William m Curry was called but coul ]
not rene mb,r being In Carr S saloon.
He has been in Whining ton but a
few weeks and does not know the
streets. Lie could not identify the
defendant and failed to recognize the
artender.
For the defense Anthony McNee-
ly testified that he was in the Carr
saloon on MONDAY and identified Cur
ry as being there. Curry called for
two beers and he refused to self one
to the younger man. He saw Cur.
ry drink one and called for another
and after he supplied 1t went to din.
ner.
J. Frank Ball dwelt at length on
the law in the case. lie claimed there
was no intent or permission In this
case for this minor to drink intoXica.
ting liquor on the premises. The
Court held the defendant in 5000
bail for Court.
Margaret Shields was called but
failed to answer aud the case went
over for month. She is charged
with larceny and her bail has been
forfeited.
John Barr pleaded guilty to being
drunk but knew nothing Of acting
dlsordcr!y. Special Officer, Dunbar
charged him with creating a panic
in the gallery of the Wilmington
Theatre. Barr claimed he was en-
joying the show. The fine was 50 and
costs.
Michael Jacket and Herman kloss
were charged with breaking into
store yesterday at No 4ls West
Front street. Christopher Pfrommer
testified that lie found the boys In
the store but as far as he knew
nothing was taken. He hoped the
court would look into the case. The
case went over until tomorrow morn
ing. Kloss has served in the Ferris
School and Jackett has been before
the Court for larceny.
Ziekel Bculden was charged with
dsorderlv conduct. The case was
dismissed upon payment Of costs.
William Caha!l and Charles T.
Wolhair pleaded guilty to the charge
of disorderly corduct. Officer Samu.
el Brown testified to the arrest at
Third and King .straets Both men
were down on the pavement lighting
The fine was IS and costs.
Charles Willis. colored, was
charged with assault aud battery
on Matthew Blair, colored. Blair
testified he met Willis at the Mon.
day Club ball last night IN Turn
Hail. There was fight aud Viii.
lis ran by and kicked him and
then threw bottle but it missed
his head, but later he was struck
on the head with bottle. The fine
was SO and costs.
Henry Davis, colored. pleaded
guilty to dlscharging pistol and
the fine Of 81 and costs was i'm
posed.
Charles Walski was charg ed
with the larceny OF S. from a fell
low boa rider. Bail was fixed at
$500. 4
John A. Hawaiian. William II.
Johnson. Edwin II. Holt and Dan
iel J. Reogan were charged with
disorderly conduct The case was
continued until tomorrow morn ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
ASKS FOR
MANDAMUS.

The Committee ot-6fty has taken
action against the directors OF the
| Street & Sewer Dep IN the
shape of a maIdamus TO compel the
members OF that body to file with
City Treasure their bonds for the
faithful performance OF their dut.
les.
This morning the following ne.
tition was filed with Prothonotory
Speakman:-
TO the Honorable, the Judges Of
the Superior Court, Of the State OF
Della W are, in and for New Castle
County,
The petition OF Alfred Gawthrcp.
Archibald S. Reed, H. 'B. ThomP.
son. p. J. Ford, p. W. Iomilson, A.
d. Warner. H. S. England, J. B.
Bell, VIM. w. kurtz and ). II. Hotf
ecker, respectfully represents
That your petitioners are
citizens and tax payers Of the
city Of Wilmington corporation CT
the State OF Delaware. by the anne
and style Of the Mayor and Council
of Wilmington. and as such are
interested 10 the execution of the
laws Of the State.
2-That in accordance with
and persuant to the provisions Of
an act Of tho General Assembly, an
act entitled "An Act in Relation to
the Streets & Sewers Of Whining
ton, passed at Dover April 80, 1887
the said defendant. p. Fahey, A.
S. Webster and J. D. Carter were
appointed as directors Of the Street
& Sewer Department.
That pursuant to the provisions
OF The said statute it became and
was:h duty of the said defendants
as members OF the Board Of Direc-
tore. OF the Street and Sewer De-
partment, to give bend with sure
ties, for $50, 900 to the Mayor and
Couuei: of Wilmington for the faith
tut performance of trust confidcd
in them, said bond TO have sub-join
ed thereto a warrant Of attorney to
coni:ss judgement thereon. and the
said bond and warrant to be filed
in the Office Of the City Treasurer,
there 10 remain uatil in the judg-
neb, Of the City Judge and interests
OF tie city demand that it be enter.
ed il, the Superior Court.
Tat the defendants did not
Immediately alter the organization
of the Board OF Street and Sewer
Department Directors deliver such
bond asrequired BY the statute
iu the office OF the City Treasurer,
but the same 10 do holly failed and
neglected apdstill neglects andfails
to do so. Wherefore there being no
other adequate remedy in the prem
ises your petitioners pray this
Honor able Court to rouse premp-
tory writ OF mandamus of the state
of Dslaware directed to the said
defssdants, members Of the Board
Of Street and Sewer Department
Commanding then in accordance
with the provisions OF the said sta
tute. The petition was signed BY
the persons named 10 the begin-
ming.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
WILMINGTON THEATRH.
SECRET ENEMY.

"The Secret Enemy" a romantic
comedy drama was presented at
the Wilmington Theatre at a spec.
ial matinee Yesterday, and again
last night to crowded houses. 1t
will be seen there the remainder OF
the week, with matiuees to-day
and tomorrow. The presentation
was entirely satisfactory to the
many present. The cast is made
up of metropolitan players. many
Of them we'll known to those who
regularly patronize the melodra-
matte productions. and the play it.
sell offers many strong situations
and thrilling climaxes. The spec
ialities are very good. 1.-The Sec.
ret Enemy" will doubtless prove a
strong attraction at the house for the
remainder Of the week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
ACCIDENTS
YESTERDAY.

As a result Of an accident 10 the
West Yard last night l. H. Wallace
a freight breakman on the Phila.
delphra. Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad. lost his right leg. He
lives at No. $50 Spruce street. Wal
lace was engaged with a shrIftl ng
crew in the West Yard when the
accident occurred.
The wheels passed over his
right leg. which was badly N tangled.
He was removed to the emergency
hospital at French street station,
and thence to the Delaware Hospit.
al in the Phoenix AmbulaLce. At
the hospital the leg was amputated
by the surgeons, and Wallace Is
doing as we'll as Can be expected.
By the explosion OF a eau Of oil at
the wards Of the Harlan g. Hollings.
worth Company early Yesterday
morning Joseph Connor. Of No. 6lb
Lombard street. was seriously
burned about the head and upper
part Of the body and :nme ID ately
went to the Delaware Hospita 10
have the painful injuries dressed.
Henry Kay. Of 90 Rockford Road,
was the victim Of gunnlng acci-
dent Yesterday afternoon when be
had three OF the fingers and part
Of the right hand carried away.
He is dong as favorably as the
physician could hope.
Joseph Rilev fell on the ctr eet
and sustained a severe !aceration
OF the head. and was taken to the
hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
PRETTY WEDDING.

One Of the pretlest Of Fall weddings
occurred in Philadelphia last evening
in the marriage Of Miss Rebecca Mil
Ter to John G. Llsberger Of that city
at the home of tl.v bride.
The bride, formerly of this city, is
very popular in the younger set, and
was beautifully gowned in cream lace, q,
veil crowned with orange blossoms
and white roses.
The bridesmaids, Miss Lisbergc-,
sister Of the groom, and Miss Coma.
way were gowned In white tulle with
white chrysanthemums. The flower.
girl, Miss Clara Metzgcr, wore pink
tulle and carried pink flowers.
The ceremony. was performed by
the Rev. A. Gaul. "A reception was
held, after which the happy couple
left for an extended tour Of the South.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
PERSONAL
MENTION
BRILLIANT WEDDING,

I
Mr.. John Il. Byron and Miss Jcn
ME E. Zebley were married Wednes
day evening last at Central parsonae
by the Rev. T. A. McCurdy.
The BRIDE was attended by Miss
Katharine e. Byron. sister OF the
groom, as maid Of honor and the best
man was Howard Witt.
The bride was handsomely gowned
in lavender crepe de chine over laven.
der silk and the maid of honor was
gowned in old rose crepe over old rose
| silk.
Immediately after the ceremony a
brilliant reception was rendered the
bride and groom by Mr. and Mrs.
Winfield S. Byron, parents Of this
groom, at their residence, No. l07
West Thirteenth Street.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. IebIey, parens of the bride Mr..
and Mrs. Winfield S. Byron. parents
of the groom; Messrs. Charles Byron
and wife, William X. Clark and wife,
H. Lowe and wife, N. Horn, wife and
daughter. Harry Cobb and wife, vii.
liam Brooks Jr., and wife, Joseph
McManus and wife, l.. B. Preston
and wife, Edward Smith and wife,
Pullman Cobb and wife, L. M. Cook
and wife o. c. Lowell and wife of
New York; Milton Hard and wife of
Iowa: c. E. Byron and wife, John A.
Byron and wife of Albany; Mr.. and
Mrs. Henderer, Mr.. and Mrs. Titus,
Mr.. and Mrs Clayton, Mr.. an d Mrs.
Shaw.
Misses Katherine c. Byron, Sarah
Springer of philadelphia; Bess Brown,
Florence Keesey, Elizabeth Clark,
Florence Iebley Annie and Sarah
Jones, Emily Byron of Albany, Misses
Begley, McCready, Lukens, McCann,
West, Clark, Stout. Hall, White,
Jones' Brennan, Boyle, Glasgow, and
Kirk, Mrs, G, Walls, Mrs. Clark, Mrs.
NJ Daniel, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Mur-
phy, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Stewart
and Miss Boggs.
Messrs. Smith. Shinn, Gilbride,
Thompson, Witt, Baker, Nichols
Kane, Goldberg, ZebIey, Moulten, J.
f. and William McCafferty. Isaac
Kines, Winfield $. Byron Jr., Edward
Thompson, Jack and Wesley c. BY.
ron Of Baltimore, Robert Cummings,
Fred Byron Of Albany.
Tho bride received many handsome
and useful presents.
Immediately after the reception
tile bride and groom left on the 10. 40
train for New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
WIFE BETRAYS
AM URDBRER,

Trenton, N, j: Nov. 90. -Joh Krauss
who kspi little cigar store on Lincoln
avenue Was killed this evening in his
apartments 10 the rear vi the store. The
police are now looking for Ftank vii
liaMs. who, according to the statements
made to the police BY his own wife. com
mlt cd the crime.
Williams was an employe Of Krauss,
and accompanied by his wife, went 10
krause's place to collect some WAGER due
him Krauso WAS unable to pay tho
money and the men quarrelsd. Williams
in . Qt Of anger, IL ID said, picked up q
8 lex aud struck KrAusa iraoturing biS
sk Ill ind killing him Instantly Krauss
lived a!One.
After the murder Krauss's body was
tied up in a conpsos bundle by bending
tho legs: Williams, taking his
wife with "a iivary stable to
hire 4 WI. purpose
OF oartiuA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
THE GAME KEEPER,

Don't miss hearing Smith o Brien
in his new songs 'You None But
YOU" "1'he Light OF My Life and
Salvation" 10 "The Game Keep.
er" at the Opera House on Satur.
day afternoon and night.
The songs sung by Smith O'Brien
in "The Game Keeper this season
are all new and were expressly
written for this season . production.
"Salvation as sung by Mr.. O.
Brien, assisted by the choir in the
pretty and effective chapel scene
in the last act issaid to be far more
beautiful than 1.-The Holy City"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
PARTY AND DANCE.

A masquerade party and dance was
given in honor Of the cath anniver.
sary OF the birth Of Thomas Hall, No.
1902 French Street on Wednesday
evening.
Vocal and instrumental music and
games passed away the evening pleas.
antly. Refreshments were served
The clown band created considerable
amusement.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
That Delaware city Wharf.

The Philadelphia Record yesterday said.
There 10 little basis for story which has
bsen going the rounds that the Pennsyl
vania railroad hos acquired wharf proper ,
Mt Delaware CITY and wlll establish at
sy vania has no intention whatever OF
dOtugs0.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
TRUMAN-SIMPSOS.

Miss Matte W. Truman, formerly
of this city, but now residing in Phil
adelpllla, and Samuel G. Simpson
were quietly married on Wednesday
evening at the residence of the bride,
419 North Eighth Street, Philadel.
phia, by the pastorof the Greenstreet
M. e. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-29
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
FAUST.

Lewis Morrison will positively
appear as Mephisto ~ "Faust' at
the Opera House this evening.
The elaborate scenery and gor-
geous dresses, added to a newly
Invented system OF electrical effects
novel and startling iu their oper-
alton, would make Lewis Morri.
son S Faust" remarkable any
where. This season, however, all
tormer productions have been sur.
passed in point ot scenery. CO.'S
tunes, electrical, mechanical and