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Zaida P’eases a Audi- ence V -, - - I ANSATIRE SUCCESS Sherter’s Homflt Last Night. A Large Some Netted. The Program In Full. Commencement Salmon Sarnlay, A large and fashionable audienc e was at Nevin's Opera House and ■were well pleased with the Operetta Zaida as presented by the young ladies of Shorter college. The whole performance went off smoothly and the audience was en tirely satisfied. Miss Miriam Rey nolds, as ‘ Zaida’* pleased the audi ence highly with her sweat voice Miss Reynolds is a charming young lady and is one of the sweetest sing ers in Rome. The people of Rome have heard Miss Gertie Griswold sing in several amateui Operas and have alwaysad mired her wondei fully sweet voice, she sustained her reputation last night and was liberally applauded. Miss Minnie Leonard is one of the most beautiful young lad es of Shor ter College and represented the ’Fairy Queen’’ to perfect * i. Little Misses Ruby Reyuols and MaryLue Yancey were most liberally applauded as ’’Frost Faires. B«l< w is the program in full: CHARACTERS. Gypsie Queen Miss nertie Griswold ZaidaMiss Miriam Reynolds Mono ) 1 Miss way Beeves Marat j Q " een * Att ’ ,ndantß ’ ( Miss Virgie Bixler Perdita Miss Undine Lane Zulu (worst girl in camp)..Miss Letitia Johnson Omulga(Gypsy hag)Miss Mary Ashworth I, ara Miss Mira Hill 7, ora Miss Louise Laue Precio-a Miss Vi° la Calhoun Chorus of Gypsies. Loretta ) ( Lost in the woods Sadie Klng Onetta | sißterß f stolen by Gypsies Allie Giover Fairy Queen Miss Mamie Leonard Fun t s l ,rft eß | Sarah Yancey Sun Fairies—Bailie Belle Duggan, Leila Hil 1 Rainbow rsirics— May Reynolds, Flo Seay Cloud Fairies—Bessie Lindsey,Alise Kllison Lew Fairies—Mary Beth fullivan, Mary wright rrost Fairies—Mary Scott Edmonson, Agnese Tracy, Mary Hatley, Annie Hamilton, Ruby ssy nolis, Mary Loa Yancey. AIiOrMFIT * Scene I—Gypsy camp. Selection of spot for encampment. Onetta dis pleases the Queen, and Zaida is or dered to whip her. Scene II —Fairy grotto. Fairies Aitembld on the birth night of their Queen. /Il bring souvenirs of good deeds performed, pave I un and Frol ic, who in consequence are banishes - Scene III —Loretta lost iu the woods is found by Fun and Frolic. Zaida determines to brave the Queen's wrath and take Onetta to the village in the hope of finding her parents. Loretta and One'ta are tnk«n to Fairy Lana, Scene IV —Gypsy Camp. The Queen, finding what Zaida has done, orders her burned, “The woods are full of men,’’ Flight of G' psios. Scene V—Fairy grotto.' Grief of Fairies over the absence of Fun and Frolic. Loietta and Onetta, changed into Fairies, are brought to the Queen. The Sprites are restored to the Queen’s favor. Fancy Drill. Scene VI —Gypsies return to find Zaida. Reconciliation Enter Fairies taking Loretta and Onetta home. Tambourine Drill. Tab leau. The commencement sermon will be preached this morning at 11 ©‘c’ock at the First Baptist Church by Dr Henry W. Battle of Virgin ia. He is a nephew of Dr. A. J. Battle of Shorter. All pupils will me«t at the College this morning at 10 o'clock and mpreb to the church. Tie trustees will joiu in the precession. The trustees will meet at the col lege at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn ing in business session. Cut Flowers :Orders left at J. K Williamsons Jewelry house, for cut flowers will be promptly and most satisfactorily filled, 62 6t Lanham & Sons are still at the old stand 236 Broad St-, selling first class 1-2 gallon Ice Cream Freezers at nly $ 1, A BOLD’ trUNIKIif EIIK K. was ARRKBTID YBBTERDAT, HAD A P CKET PCtL O# SPOKIOtB SICKLES. Yesterday a(i«rnoon Deputy M arshall Guice, assisted by officers Jones and Logan and Bailiff B\res, run down and captured Al len Farmer, a young white man who was attepting to pass counter-feit nicklee. When captured Farmer had two purses contming 26 of the spuiious in his pockets. Be was first spot ted by Elbert Hackney, the colored bar tender of Kay & Bro’s lower bar, who refused to take the coun ter foils for whiskey which Farm er had ordered and drank. Deputy Guice, was put on his trail and with the other officers so< n spotted him at the Third Party mass meeting, \\ hen brought out and question ed he said the money was in his wagon in Fourth Ward. The officers went with him but instead of going to the wagon he went in to the stall with his mule, and began to scratch among a lot of bricks bats under the trough. Finally he remarked “That’s strangeatrange wonder if this is my mule;” His conduct was so sus picious that Deputy Guice caught him just as he came out of the stall and after a scuffle had the bracelets on him. at the station house he was searched and 26 new but very poor imitation mckles w.re found in his two purses. Farmer is about <35 years old and says he : “lives on One armed Hardin’s place in Walters’s dis trict.” Says he is a farmer and jack leg biack smith, and that he got the money from a negro wh~> owed him for some chickens he brought to town about, two weeks ago-and that he wouldnt know the negro if he should see .him again. Allen Farmer may be iuocent. but if be is his personal appearance his actions and al! the evidence is against him. He will be turned over to the United States authorities and will doubtless get a term for his d»- cidely rough imitation of Uncle Sam’s pet money—the nickle. Miss Marie Bates of Birmiug ham accompanied Miss Cade Sparks,, home from Anniston, on yesterday. Miss lone Sparks o f Cave Sping. is visiting Mrs D. B. Hamilton for a few days. Mibb Bessie Baker, one of Sa vaunah’s fairest, is a guest at tbe home of Col. C. M. Harper, thu week. The ladies of tl o North Rome Methodist Sunday School will give a lawn party on the of Mr. A. Rawlins, tomorrow night. Everybody invited to attend and have a good time. Sheriff Jake C, Moore and Bail iff Henry Beard have just spent the past two days at Bluffton, Ala , bupying land lots|and furniture at the big auction sale. NOTICE TO CITY PAYERS. The tax upon real and personal property levied on by the Mayor and Council of the dity of Rome for the fiscal year of 1894 and 1895 is at the ruts of one and and-tifth of one per cent on the taxable value. Attention is called to the following sections of the taxable ordinance. Section 4:That the taxes levied in the preceding sections of this ordi nance shall be required to be paid, one half on or before the 15th, day of June, 1891, and the other half ®n or before the 15 th, day of Scptem her, 1891, and the entire amount of taxes being hereby declared due al the time of levy, may be paid on or by the first named date—the making of this tax payable in two installments being only for the accommodation and convenience of the taxpayers who desire to avail themselves of thia privilege. section 7. That on failure to pay the first portion of the tax required by this ordiance by the time specifi ed, in section 4 ( of the ordiance, the clerk shall issue fi fa for the whole amount of tax for the year, and pro ceed to enforce the collecti; n of the same. Halsted Smith C. C. C & C. S.C. THE HUSTLER OF ROME. SUNDAY JUNE 3. 189a I I .1 nil I 111 < W.* II ■ ■■ o* Wauhiftg ton D. C. is visiting her brothe Capi. A B S, Miss Louise Foster, a beautiful and acct mplished young lady of Shorter, will remain in the city for several days alter commencement visiting her friend Miss Lois Head den. Miss Bessie Baker, of Savannah, arrived yesterday and will visit Miss Joy Harper. Mr and Mrs J. M. Howard of Day ton. Tenn,are attending the exercises at shorter. Miss Allie Cleghorn of Sumfcrville s visiting Mrs Wardlaw in the iFourth Ward. “Let me get you a second cup of 6a. This stalk floating on the top is a stranger. Stir your tea briskly with the spoon. Now hold it quite still in the center of the cup. He comes to ward the spoon. You will see him this evening, When he clings to the sides he will not comeat all. “Oh, I assure you, tea drinking becomes interesting when you under stand the philosophy of a teacup The Keely League will hold a meeting in the office of Col. J. B. F. Lumpkin, this afternoon at 3 o’clock. Mr. J. B. Porter, showed the übtler of Rome reporter a cot ton bloom, on yesterday. Mr. Por ter had just received the bloom by letter from Mr. W, G, Edwards, an old Rome boy, now farming in Texas. Sometime ago I was troubled with an attack of rheum atism. I usej Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and was completely cured. I have since ad vised many of my friends and custo mers to try the remedy and all speak highily of it. Simon Goldbaum, San Luis Rey } Cal For sale by Lowery Bros. Druggist. FOR RENT CHEAP; Four rooms with garden. Located on car line. For further particulars apply at No. 613 Ave. A. Fourth ard. 3r. 3 l ■ . ■ t '. • , i.' ; NOTICE TEACHERS. The summer examinqjion ft r 1894 will be held aCthe new Court house on Saturday June the 2nd 1894, beginning at 8 o'clock r. m. W. M. Bridges,C. S.C, B. F. ROARK AT DAVIS OLD STAND Jeweler and Optican Jr I carry a full line of jewel ry, watches,, clocks, specta cles and silverware of the beat makes and will guarantee to sell you as cheap as any house in Ga. 1 am a practical watch maker and guai ntee all work to give satisfaction or money refunded. Prices as low as can befoui d. lam a piacti cal optician and guarantee to fit any eyes 'with spectacles or eye glasses or money refund ed. My motto is, ‘-R*‘liable good, honest dealings an i bottom prices to ad. Come and see me at 317 Broad St Davis Old Stand ROME • dosna roh i s.NAona [o •ncd l ja-afT .xc£ pav. ‘jn.q ai.*"7 .Jbu> • .. n •kJ/ <u 4/1/ V, Il XJ.L ij. <»<;<»•• i ■ '<i-■> » I JOJ poo/i ‘J ‘iUJ UJ- v» |p‘ »UtJ Vl4 4/ I fcarnav *< r*4 V. A. RHUBY Having purchased tire entire stock of Furniture from Messrs Hanks & Roberts, and eonsoi dated it with my already large stock I am now WITH And am ready to supply your with anything and everything -MN THE FURNITURE LINE - Business is business, and if you can secure furniture now, that / yon will t buy ] a/tep on at regular ori ces and save from twenty to fifty per cent, why -+THJB is I respectfully direct your attention to the great bargains that you know I must have secured *n the HANKS & ROBERTS STOCK I Tney are crowding my floors and must be moved! ■ and I am going to move them and move them atl once* The first who come to lend me a helping! hand will pull in the cash. I I W -A-. RHUD Y I Kan Raid Corner 'Broad SB