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A SHOCKING AFFAIR IN CHICAGO.

Form the N. Y. Herald
We are not unaccustomed to hear tales of
horror from Chicago. They are, in the ordi-
nary language used in newspaper paragraphs,
'too nun erous to mention" Violations of
the marital relations, elopements, stories of
bigamy sometimes thrice multiplied, poison
ings in the domestic circle-all these things
are made familiar to us from the columns of
the Chicago papers as the prevailing condi-
ton of that Western emporium of immortality,
grain crops and vice. The latest piece of
news from there, however, which strikes every
one with horror and disgust, is the discovery
that the students and officials of q medical
college have been accustomed to pile up on
the roof of their building, as the despatch
says, "a vast collection of human remains in
a condition of disgusting putrefaction, in
cluding bones and flesh of grown persons and
infants" The Health Department was ap-
pealed to by numerous residents in the vi
cinity of the medical college, who complained
that an intolerable odor pervaded the neigh
borhood, dangerous to health, and of course
destructive of all comfort. When a sanitary
officer visited the premises he was assured
that the nuisance did not arise from that
quarter, but when he insisted upon making
an examination the horrible result as above
stated was found.
Chicago medical colleges and medical stu
dents possibly may not be worse than those
in other cities, although this fact tells hard
against them, and presents a case of gross
outrage upon public health without parallel
in this country. Apart from the shocking in
decency of treating human remains in this
way, after they had been used for purposes
of science, in a sanitary point Of view the
disposition made of them by the students of
this Chicago college were atrocious. 1t is
only another evidence, however-and we say
it with regret-that there is great csrelessness
noticeable in this particular in many of our
medical colleges, from which an intelligent
consideration for the public health should be
supposed to come. The exposure of human
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remains in public places is not an uncommon
complaint with the police. The transportation
Of the same from dissecting- to distant
points by railway and steamboat, packed in
boxes and barrels, is an occurrence of which
we frequently hear. This is practice which
should be put stop to. The disposition of
these human debris in Chicago suggests one
of the various but dangerous and most dis
gusting ways of getting rid of them. The
violation of law in robbing graveyards of the
dead has long been winked at, because it was
done in the interest of medical science, and
therefore in the interest of humanity. The
rule which permits the unclaimed dead in
public hospitals and in the Morgue to be de-
livered to the medical colleges and schools
cannot be objected to; but the public have q
right to demand that when the bodies are
used for the legitimate purposes designed the
remains shall be so disposed of as not to en-
danger public health or shock public decency.
If the discovery of this Chicago outrage shall
have the effect of correcting the prevailing
evil in this respect, it may be regarded as a
public benefit.
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POLITICAL.

nsg- HEADQUARTERS UNION REPUBLI-
gAN QlTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, No. HOS
Under the provisions Rule for the government of
win meet st the regular places Of hoSipS elections
70 vote at the ensuing Delesate election"
~ apa % e Psa GI the S%s
places holdns elections unless other place shall
the Senersi election in October last shall conduct the
so
oacers ip ooDin!nction with the three members Of
The 0OnyentiOn win q meet or the day succeeding
oenventions which meet At o'clock =. NJ '"'
SSSSis.9kt %s S National Hail. Market street, above
Reeeircr of Tares.At Concert Hall. Chestnut street.
aoSse se OF iuAt Washington Hail. southwest cor
Eighth and Spring esTd9G streets Hall
'PIips Sig Musical Fund Hail. Locust
aefaAt the now house. Sixth street, below
OTTseSS TIE Congressional Conventions follows.
lst District-Oounty Courthouse, Sixth and Chestnut
I'd Assembly Buildings, Tenth and Chestnut
Sd American Mechanics Han. Fourth and
4th Spring Garden Hall, Thirteenth and Spring
Third Senatorial District Convention-At Ton Halle,
Third street above Willow.
s 1isIcss W corner sixth and Dickinson
I'd " Andrews, Jefferson avenue and Prma
Sd oddFeiows' Hall. Tenth and South
4tb oNeiiI,s fift Hall. Broad and Lombard.
9Th n w. corner Merrick and Market.
9TH N. W. corner of Franklin and Buttonwood
stb NJ K. corner Broad and Race streets
9th 4" w. corner of st. John and Buttonwood
10th NJ E corner of West and Coates streets
1lth " Siners Fourth and George Streets
18th s. k. corner Frsnkford road and Belgrade
18th s. f. corner Of Fifth and Thompson streets
I4th " S. K. corner of Eleventh street and Girard
18th Amber nis%ISa and Ella streets
i9tb ii9tbb S W. corner 70 Of FranSford and Unity
18th s. X. corner of Lancaster and Haverford
The Ward Conventions as follows
LIST Ward-Northeast corner of Third and Greenwich
Cd Washington, above Fifth street, over Post
Sd House Of Industry, No. ia catharine street.
5h MARKET n and 'fhss Pss
sh esehs H9teI Cherry street SslGT Fourth
sh Locust street, above Twelfth ,Schuyikii Hose
9th Northwest of Merrck aud Market
10th Northeast corner of Broad and Race streets.
11th Northwest corner of st. John and Button
18th 18th franklin @ and BUttonWood streets.
18Th :" Corner Of West and Coates streets.
iSth Northwest corner Front and Master streets
18th Southeast corner of Frankford road and Bel
| 18th I" Ella and Amber streets.
| goth =" N. K. of Alder street and Girard
| 2lst Temperance Hail. Manayunk.
sd s.W. corner franEford and Unity streets
Gath a." Jones, Hall, Lancaster avenue, below
sSth +" ErankfOrd road and Glear6eld street
R and
BY order of Union Republican City Executive Commit
JOHN L. HILL, President.
JOHN MCCULLOUGH, Secretaries. 563
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REPUTATION AND THE INCOME TAX
From the N Y. Sun.

REPUTATION AND THE INCOME TAX.
From the N. Y. Sun.
The Republican National Convention, held
at Chicago in May, 1868, laid down in its
platform the fundamental law of that party.
Among the principles thus set forth is a
solemn denunciation of every proposition to
repudiate the obligations of the Government.
"We denounce all forms of reputation as
national crime, said the convention; and as
next to this in importance the platform de-
clares that lit is due to the labor of the
nation that taxation should be equalized."
BY way of commentary on this platform,
the bill to reduce taxation which was debated
in the House of Representatives last week,
and finally passed on Monday, receiving the
votes of the great maj jority of the Republican
members, begins with reputation. 1t repu-
dates the solemn pledge of Congress and of
the Republican party that the income tax
should not be continued after the year 1S70
and it proposes, in violation of that pledge,
to impose that odious, unconstitutional aud
unjust tax upon the country for an indefinite
period.
Having thus thrown to the winds the pledge
OF the Government made when the internal
revenue system was first devised, and having
also trampled under foot that article of the
Chicago platform which denounces every
form Of reputation as q national crime, the
Republicans in Congress proceed by a sort of
nataral logic to violate that other fundamental
principle Of their platform which affirms that
taxation ought to be equalized. The income
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
neSy- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY, TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
neg- PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY, TREAsURERS DEPARTMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 8, 1870.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors have this day declared semi
annual Dividend of FIVE PER GENT. the Capital
Stock of the Company clear of National and State Taxes
payable in cash on and after May 3d. 1870
Blank Powers of Attorney for collecting Dividends
be had at the Office of the Company No SS South Third
street.
The Office will be opened at A. NJ. and closed at
p M from May 30 to june for the payment of Dividends
and after that date from 9 A. M to M.
THOMAS t. FIRTH,
5460t Treasurer.
ney~ NOTICE.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
the Stockholders of the PHILADELPHIA, GER
MANTowN, AND NORRISTowN RAILROAD COM
PANY will be held in Room No. "a, PHILADELPHIA
EXCHANGE on THURSDAY, the 9th day of June next
Il o'clock M for the consideration of act of the
General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
entitled IAN act to authorize the Philadelphia, German
town, and Norrsown Railroad Company to increase its
Capital Stock, approved the 2etn day of March, 1870
By order of the Board of Managers.
5stSs A. e. DoUGHERTY. Secretary.
sas- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, IN
of Assembly that meeting Of the named
il FoN at % AS the Be-
in the city of Philadephia approved the 18th day Of
s fSR5Sia s9s
the 18th day Of SpPs A. s fS q I I
the capital stock will be opened and the other
taken requisite to complete the organization l3 I'm
s6y- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, IN
accordance with the provisions of the existing
of Assembly, that meeting of the commissioners named
MRNSTNG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, to be
located in the city of PHILADELPHIA approved the 18th
day of April A. D. 1852 and the supplement thereto,
proved the Goth day of April A D. 1870, will held IL
O'Clock NJ the 18th day of June, 1s70 at'No 132 s..
SEVENTH Street, Philadelphia when the books SUBJ
scrpon to the capital stock will be and the other
action taken requisite to complete the organization l3m
r6y4 OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND DELLA
WARE CANAL COMPANY.
At General Meeting of the Company, held June 6,
1870 the following named elected Board
of President and Directors to for the ensuing
and until others be chosen, viz
President-ANDREW O. GRAY.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel w. Jones, j. Il. Gilpin,
George Cadwalader, 4. A. Biddle,
Joseph Jones, /. V. Williamson,
j. Il. Fisher, Isaac Ford,
John Bohlen, Charles H. Hutchinson,
William Harmar, Edwin Swift
Ill. Pratt Mexican, David Scull
663t HENRY V. LESLEY, Secretary.
sss. OFFICE OF THE SCHUYLKILL
NAVIGATION COMPANY, No. al7 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia May %, 1870. :.
Notice is hereby given that Special General Meeting of
the Stockholders and IoanLoders of this Company will
1S0 at IL O'Clock A NJ for the purpose of considering
proposition to lease the works. franchises and property
the Schuylki Navigation Company to the Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company.
BY order Of the Managers,
6612t +. FRALEY, President
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>FEA LoRILLARD's STEAMSHIP LINE
N Il w 70 N TX


are now receiving freight at
cents per 100 pounds,
cents per foot, or Ia cent per GALLON. shfp
option.
INSURANCE e OF PER GENT.
Extra rates on small packages iron metals, etc.
No receipt or bill of adng signed for less than 80 cents
The Line would call attention of merchants generally Ia
the fact that hereafter the regular shippers by this line
VIII be charged only 10 cents 100 lbs oents per
foot, during the winter seasons.
For further particulars apply to
s2ss PIER 10 NoRTH wu.D1IE,
, 1870-08-04

6reaatt and whlta duck psnta, vhl1e the sagat
LoGs woso oonieal hats, Ersy shirts With N tm-
Thus equipped, tue A!plnea and Sugar Loan
made nclr appearance upon the ne]d, amid the
enta9atast!c applause Of their fair fteudA Cap
chosen umpire, I'D, attcr music oy sse osad, The
game eREaa with the suxar Loais at the BAT. or
Sonsse saoa ne thing rsseived tsssn hnto base
seap,en sna tae s. eae as noss ean.sies assn ot
continual round OF funny lne1den1a.
~ hinslcy imnoEtal!ked k1nseli Il snort netA ON-
70 rather TIE Rroundcrs, ahe eoFPulcnt caierer hit
upon the nap1Y expedfeaa Of throwing h.s poa-
as,p3s as,ns psDpossions prostate before he ball
Ihn Done, be stopped Abort, considering his du-
nes folol1ed. and courteorsl{ permitted the pitch
Iud.aa cub, and neTer failest 70 miss tne hall
In oue case be had consst1ed 70 1tach third, Whta
"a % sssond ceaoe7sd ,ae eea artIusat a noaon q
.,s nssaanE san home: So he made break for
ra o% 9.t W.
shonting, Run. Sam, runt" took tbs back uaek
!of second, where be Fas forthwith surrounded BY
saa said dozen s fssEssoas Apnss R..tensrd proudly
Wood Was completely nndd1ed In al his expert
euec y PLAYER and umpire, he had never en-.
Ss p5e6sden C. .S nd I'D hs M vaa
point. Il ended o} poor Bro.ns being declared
ont At second, While the Strategic Pr1tchAtu vas
cHAn!cd " A.nse Lib Fun. Al TIC baty bfoEn VA
pcculia1ly noticeable. Having x1Tuck at bail n
was ver5 nice one, 10 paas without M eHars.
nheIeupon Jimmy Wood announced, @Twe
su1feA" Turning upon the umpire, ~ IL to Ques-
t!on his sanity Brown indignantly elsculAsed:
"D-nl1 didn't but ., 1t 1t all:~ And wnen he
rnAde smother fot1le l1nge ~ the ball. aad waa
CAUGHT out on the bound. ho penstvelJ retired.
| Illuminating upon the dishonesty OF umpires and
| the uncertainty Of base ball. Such eplsoues a.
these wee sal1c!ens q keep the spectators IN 4
continual state OF r1aihilty throughout the game
| and to rtudef the afternoon Is p.-asant and en-
| ioyAl,le rs could be wished But M1 inniuRs wers
played, the A!pines gaining tic victury ~ scora
! Ut Is u Is. Below Is
, 1870-08-04
ETREET CAB DRIVERS,

10 :At Ejiar a+ Tt< CA,oago Ztibuns.
Y,ur paper being the medium Of relief TOT 70
r1aay bursting ideas, will Jou allow me to usa 1t
10 :eltrrc lad csss Of suppressed Indignation.
ride great deal 0u our city stEeet carr and
ofEcu Witness scenes which send ny blood up 10
tnr t,oillns point Last Saturday. Al shout p.
H. ruling up ssAie st4eet On red c1I No. sas, the
sAr stopped sud,enIy on TAT crosstu2l ~ Twelfta
s:a,e street, not hkvlnz patent biake, could not
etgr 10 quickly, and ore VI fne saasta ran tarough
ot 1ne ~ ne e
o.uia neither understand hun nor speak vusa
q sd s1s'a e ts,sna. Aaa hs sa.. sa3
5:s Tae situation va prv nna stunning % him not
~ with car driSer-thts Il htA co1eeed oppostont.
.our eauw window Jou secaFc Tie dog and wAls
iur Ill. Uwnet. Thr caf AElrer did the E1ne with
tAr Gc'lIan. In lcaa tnsn M thlst! seconds M ne had
fItu;.i fcnalre, pnioncd both tho bor's 1ris1s III
s u Ls gn s" ne meu nnonase saup up Fss n,s
III a-r,.sx the tack. The lnrs dragging on the
;--uuu,,. WAa1 cxrtd he siout bis ptesoneTs aaz.s
.,sa ut " ie ssIset, u possible runa*.J7 IL
rant.s, IL, dollar: Tue poor boy e- distressed
* st,es bis horsc, iii .nter. ming ieams and
. LID ntn 'bsa i 1nssi ell, to h. s' nsss 1s
lie cat-drsrer n,d.r1and. b. gestures
s..s tls he~- xss To = osope1-shop hafd Gy: q s as
W. te' ,-,ra1iy released, brought our nS ~. t'i
- aud raplalheA ,nr soE 70 him 4ns ~ ~,
,.n eant4., " know what had become o. ls
h;T.x.: ca1 -4lrisrg ,r.d him he didn't care-mosn. ,
hnrc ,}uiInr +i--kl quick OF would Thrash II
t'., oI hin, and drew back his nss men
c'nr;Y. ~ I'LL. y.olnt several passengers md hy.
s:a,iezs. ~ho could hold II no % longer, ;ntetiased
" ss1 III ee eay ssa ea;ot
s,r:ui,ntS,, Neln Gost, rot ooantt5," handed
.t,I ,o;ixr, and 1he ~ wens o.
1he batfntns natr vot csurtr,." i, caieaso go3
.s1s =. ~ PIE .fes,s @ nd employees of the t,ty Il.
~ toapanJ nsw sss.s esas
thsm e ,,aI. aIss s,assaee4sse ssa Who
s.I .,sea4 s, % d.sse 2 81 ,ss,r az
Ere5 n gesdd g1nd, bfaSs asaes4sna sss u, u
great t.iy. Let tneE t1aeaus 1N
, 1870-08-04

composition. bat tested her soic . ID every way.
nom The sonnspua and mAlestfc fecltaote q
Beethoven down 70 The lntz!eactea md elaooFsnous
ing presence, pleasant e1prcsai'9 fsce admirably
adapted to The lyHc sta2r. Her vo4ce L.
Seen taosouehiy 70 cnltsfato Wits ner ssyio il Tef1
dramatic, aud kecniy acnMuge to the expression
Of passion md sympathy. Although she 6Au9 un-
81 sf pssaK sss ans I'D 1ses s %. @ u
dvors, and the noise Of cray Scandinavian
meeting In another part Of tho block, and Although
to much better Advantage IN "a large room. stll
she achieved nue 5ucee&s, both critical and
enthusiastic &c sre glad to know tast she tnsends
ssea; moving % seca1e lei % fot = M 4 folf. W. Il
hope such Inducements will be offered by our mu-
sicA people a 70 induce her to make Chicago her
yefy pleasant BY Mr. Good WILLIE who sang Dudley
Buck'a = aalve Regina 70 Ms. bucks own aeeam-
pantment, and 10 an extra accompaniment oi
kept up jzng!s trpm thh nrzt bar 70 the last OF
his number. He commended vigorously against
them, howeser. snd at tho close received de-
Schultzs also hAd bsllad Of Aht's, and lbe Xan.
nerchor Ean2 t1o or tnreo spirited choruses i1
their usual excellent manner.
Br3ans1 Hinstsels drew crowd At the Open
esssial s = 10 bes.aosn.~ ~ TneSs u no % Change II
toe programmes .trrxs xn,,nx
Tho season opens At the Auaeum on Monday
s5snn n:x w me Ps} ~ nsr
London FFulta," Aod The company embraces
some Of the old fATotites. whose faces We could
not very veil spare, With Al Infusion Of fresh tal
the strongest which the Museum has baea favored
with for Sounc time Among the new Arttstl
den, New Yofk, so1stTeste; Vt. z. L Mortimer,
juvenile and Light comedy; MI. John Jennings,
character actor: Alas Susie Cl1er, Juvenile lady
Mr. E D. Asckway, walking gentleman, ana Mh
Oven FAHcett, from the Walnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia. comedian Que Of two Of these
names are already well known IN Chicago, nnd
The others come with favorable Recommendation!
non the cltlea In which they hare played.
, 1870-08-04

ENGGS H1lEE.
Among The arrivals ut tbs Briggs House, rcstcr-
.lay, we're the following: Y. j. Warren, Fond du
Lac; J. J. Richardson. Davenport Iowa; George
r, Phttlre, Conp-; &C, ". JenAs, Boston: 1Anca
T. Masary, ft Louta: W. L. Ptayton. Boston;
George Fendletoo, laetroit; George IL clapp,
Chestnne; James THOMPSON. 4AlaskA: E r.
t,hsmtmris,n. Nrw QsIe1ns; = n Lorcndxe,
lrtishuruh: II. Day Rowland, FhiladelphiA
SHERMAN HOCSk.
we're til. following: hon. Thomas u fioa ae,
out, ogdensbusyh, \: Ii lieu,enant Governor
O.; Ftank Eastman, Ssn FEanessse; v; G Anats
90. 1osa; 2: s dr.y, celuueus. O; z: Z; Re:
+. y. Brrnhsm, IearenNpnh, h; b. y Morgan.
n1otiport- 4 T.; culnnel s II. Morgan and iady,
Anfprs. y. y; J. B. Ryder, Ryder's Mills, y. T.;
L II. Richardson, Syracuse; Moses Fowler, Il.
tsyette, Ind.
fRKYoST NoESA
Among the arrivals At the fremont House were
the following: E {. Trait, AuTauecc; 4 J.
sneaih, Tim, O.; fsAac O. lllnstalc, New York
Hun. I, " Ferry, Grand H1ycn; John CAsscll,
Jarfsqnytlle, lit. James Patrick and family, s.
Louis; Rev. samuel Edson, Cedar Nal1d4; r. v.
q. Shel1eid, Dubuqne; 4 Bartlett, New tosk
r. r Mccormick and wife. Denver; Judge AZ
tnur Macarthur; Washington, p. c. jnogs VI. u
Allen and family, " cstons NO; :. WGstes
Nloomneit, Iowa: Charles Q. nAsSgs, SAa EtaA 9
cisco; Bishop WhippIe and family, AluuesotAi
J. Peddloorn, Decstur'
, 1870-08-04

government when legal ucs11 were TOO a!ox, ne
pcopia would not wait, end nave oftsn rtsised fos-
ttoe ppon wrong g-doc14 For murder tneJ have
taken ufe without law, md inflicted other punish
uent for crimes Of len ot9sn9asd 9a 3od
Il oourt, and luItes aaa Of sGys1,n9; sI".s,9,
ftots Or anlaxtnl se.a q sc. az 3aaI; naa;
sxsin. Al dark eIuuds rise aoove the hoIfHn, M ~
:oo1 for storm and seek shelter 20, Noea Iao
public mind 4 d.a1bea oy ny sEe1s TIen9. @ e y y
the Wal. Va only s11tse your government % snd =.
II vessel that brings Chinese to this coast Wn!
lnIy serve to ian The rane Of dissatisfaction unn1
II Last II may reach point beyond government
Fourth. What win Be- the result Of our falling e
small porttan of The people Of the United ssates
We ausHcr: Tour people have nothing 70 leal
from the government. Il Is shpw IN It's movements
net from impulse In resisting wong, and olteh ID.
It. ills tue The whole of the city Of San FRANCIS.
co IL INT small PORTION Of toa Cnlted States on
It Is the frontier OF puhlic opinion On th1s que4
ton-& question now being A11t4ted Al oStr toe
county. VIC counsel moderation, b1t our volce
for peaee viii sc1Fce1J be heard In the shouts o
Ru excited Populbce Ths feeling Of opPo1don Y
the Chinese u inc1castng eFeIy DAY. and we noPt
vuu viii tA1e ouf advice, and noutJ the people o.
your count! that 1t !s unsafe tos them 70 come
The United states Or itn Ter11todea.
, 1870-08-04

The United Fellows Of Chicago had : picnic LAST
Moni1J Al Younp'a 6s,,ve, lG miles FROM ChtcA9o.
1t WIS rcrJ pieaslnt af18lr, passing OF without
s!nr!c unpleasant occurrence, which speaks well
tor the committee. xho spared no pains TO make
Il q success. Ana thry were not disappointed Tbs
ATTENDANCE was large, fllIlng twenly-fuuE c1rs.
D1sloK tho dag spetcaes were male by prominent
pe1RrnS-
Club Will meet o. their grounds this evening" at
halt paM 4, 10 make Arrangements for the comlrg
MAtCh. -..-....
About O'clock on Tucsday night little boz
named William nasutets, a9e4 ~ ycass, was rnn
over y wagon on me corner Q! ~ Massea an, ana
lie Ha8 taken ~ the residence Of bis parents No.
7&s South 1iA1sted street. and attended by Or.
ncsco Il l. S1cycns - tho DaIne Of tic diver Of
tho waEnn-
"a tet Of harness, worth So Was stolen from
!he stable of J. g Sheldon. rear Of No. 56 Pierce
street, on TnfAtlay night
Eliza sherenneck, = years Of Axe, fell into
sink Al the fef1dcuG Of her parents. No. 1e3 Slgel
| street, yesterday, and w1s drowned The Coronel
| was nU1ilcat, and VII huld IN Inquest to-day.
, 1870-08-04
AMUSEMENTS,
CoXT1tNUrAET s0thKk.

The GeyuaniA Ncnneschor gave i reception
and sosrcc uuaIca1e last evening Al their hAu in
Ch3ieh1 Block, In honor OF Nile. Anna Rosetu. TO
Gently arrived Ia this country from Germany, sud
frexn rrnn her musical ksudlca. The audience WIS
one purely Of invitation, and wai composed Of the
be1, MUSICAL talent IN tho city. 10 that The
ordeal which tnc lady bad - raa VIA
severely critical After hcr veT ntzs
number, however. ahe broke through tne
1er nurube1a corssisIed OF Ihe al ftr&da tron
F1delio," the Cdsta Dird, from Nor M -" Bep.
po," Spanish ballad, Gretchen u spinnlsn. - ons
3vfsa IN by Au.dcs, and u will Be seeu not only
faqscuShly tested hes EIie In d!1tsen1 aeaeea q