Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-05
NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY
FAIR.
NO LECTURE LAST MIGHT.

NO LECTURE LAST EIGET.
Miss Dickinson's lecture did not come Oh
last evening, on account of the severe indis-
position Of the fair lady herself. She arrived
on tho afternoon train from Toledo yester-
day, having Ieetured in that city on Thurs
day night, but is so very hOarss as hardly to
BE- able to converse, much less to address
such vast throng as would have locked to
hear her. She remains in the city, however,
ssths guest of D. P. Eslls, Esq, and will
deliver her famous and eloquent lecture
" Words for the Hour" on Monday evening,
in the Audisnce Hall. Some i've hundred
tickets for the lecture we're sold before four
o'clock yesterday afternoon, at which time 1t
was decided to postpone the lecture. These
are good for the lecture on Monday evening
or may be returned to the General Ticket
ofHce of the Fair and the money refunded.
It is matter of much regret with all tha
the lecture could not come Of as announced,
or, at least, that the postponement could not
have been earlier decided on. It Wss espec-
Tally unfortunate, as many had come in from
the country, and many more were remaining
in town, expressly to hear Miss Dickinson
The misfortune, was, however, unavoidable.
Our committee were not advised Of Miss
Dickinson's illness until her arrival, and, rs
soon as the fact vas known, the decision to
postpone the lecture was announced with sIl
possible dispatch.
In order to lecture here on Monday
Miss Dickinson is forced to decline the invi-
tatiOn of the State Legislature to address
them in Columbus on that evening. This
fact was announced to them yesterday, by
telegraph.
We can assure her of crowded house,
,oheneSer she speaks.
TIE ATTENDANCE YEsTERDLT.
Owing to the fact that so many came in
from the country to hear Miss Dickinson, the
attendance yesterday was larger than on any
previous day since the opening of
the Fair. Vast throngs completely
crowded all the Halls, especially dur
ing the evening, as there were no smuse-
ments to draw the crowd away. The scenes
in Floral Hall and the Bazaar last night
were indeseribsbly brilliant. Jack. Lelsnd's
band discoursed sweet strains in the Bazaar
during the evening, and added much to the
pleasure of those present.
CONCERT OF TIE WEIGH CHOIR.
The Weleh Choir, Of Newburg, will give q
concert at the Audience Hall tonight The
following is their
PROGRAMME.
2. Trio-"Dane Douden,' HARRrSoros.
by J. E., J. D., and D. T. Evans.
3.sGlee-"Where the Bee sucks" ".......JAcKsoS.
n. Solo aud Quartette-"SFeet Dreams of
Solo BY Mrs. D. 7. Evsns.
5. Chorus from Opera Of Rosy Corwe... .WEBER
6 Trio-"Come Fairies. PARRY.
By J. E., J. D., and D. T. Evans.
z. Song and Chorus, "Bennie Flag. WARNER.
Solo Of Miss K. Rowlands.
9. Glee, "see onr Oars.
PART SECOND.
1.EGlee, "Hail Smiling Morn n''........SPoFFERTH
2 Trio, "Myn Heer Van Dunk BISHOP.
g. Welsh Solo and Chorus, at. Train. THOMAS
Solo by D. T. Evans.
4eTrio, (Comic) Little Pigs. LEE.
s. Song and Chorus, 'w welcome Home''THoHAs
g. Trio, (comic) ''Alderman's Thumb"
:. Duet, 'what are the Wild Wares Saying.
GLOvER.
g. Song and Chorus, "Patriotic Flsg". ..THonAs
9. Glee, ''Sleep Gentle Lady" Bishop.
10. "Star Spangled Banner"
Tho concert will be conducted by D. P.
Evans Esq. The choir is = splsndidly train
cd one, and has given several concerts in
NeWburgh with great success. We trust
that they will have big house. From the
character Of the programme and the perfOr-
msrs, we can promise all who attend rich
treat.