, 1873-11-11
The Benefit to Do Continued T0.Dny."'
Now Attractions-.-T1lo Musfcal
Festival TO.M0rr0W.

ponsiye1y, There vere blondes and brunettcs,
and soraphic beings with all tho beauties OF
both, whoBo condosconsion ysaa most wonderful
all things considered. They dressod them6olqos'
too IN sublime, ethereal buo. AROUND the
aounces thoy hung tho delicate Rhaue OF tno
iaundlco, and buried their lovely blonde ourls
beneath weight Of poppy and 6catlat'na'
Their manners wero soft anu ploas'n8
as tho trombone to tho first row Of tho orohohtra-
circle, and their admirera numerous indeed.
Tbore yero young mon who apparently 40 loved
tho noble work Of charity that they gave up
ha1f-a-ilav and tho satno fraction Of n dollar to
hans. around tho much-worn stands Of tho fair
maidenB who sell tho 'Oourt-House Bolls.'
There were other young men who wore doubt-
loss looking round for situations, and waiting
| with exemplary patience until something should
| turn up. ...-.
| Thoro wore also several pretty groups OF little
orphans who gathered round tho fountain, aud,
at q prcconcerted word lifted up their shrill,
fresh voices In unison and song Their singing
"a really excellent, and showed that they had
w. isilled together by very careful toaohers.
been. ~hen spirituelle patronesa OF charity,
Hcnco, ,tointly supported IN avotrdupoia OF
whose ehocs =. ~ think it's pretty near tirno
276 pounds sa their ring ana gave aomet nSt
those children qalt q, WHO her tnoren' 81
body olso chance, tn ,dea NJ ,,,.; a1ter an'
aho had not worry exalted. =. ~ AD'''- -
Tn tho ovsDG 1se AZ 1srss's lsfss s ,teneo of bS.
teluoon was more tllan repeated, t.@o, gathering
being one ofttho largest and gayest ever seon
within til. whl1a Of tho building IIy a;1htiv y@
diBcourscd splendid music not tho most uEn1eg E1eg
appreciated Of which wore eovoral quad. '.noe; -,
potkas, and watches, to which d. numhe = .,sa o.
lovers Of the Light fantastic trppod in on ta9 ne
yIxsitora woro present, aud the amount nett>'d
by tho charitable institutions WAS In the vicinity
Of e3. 900.
TODAY
Man na Us" 1Mastjon has aT3crod i,at fhe nublio
achao1a ho cIosnd at noon today. to eiYo the
Children an opportunity to attond. The price Of
IN cents.
Pnhlio school children Jubilee singors,-all
those who took part in tho JuDiloe,-algo all pu-
nils in tho first, second and third grades, are
Gnmcstai to Ia trosont with thcir BinQin. books
2Gradod Siugor book No. 81, this afternoon at
Sajf-paat oclock. Under The direction OF their
musical director, N1r. q. r. Whittemoro, they
will sing several OF their most popular airs:
to I'D ills enterprise by the presence Of the
oLiidron. It ia expected that several Thousand
children will be present. Vaas s. Hoffmau's
Band will DO present, afternoon aud evening,
and will play sevoral national airs. Tho children
prcaont, as we'll % delegation from several OF
the Protestant orphan, asylums. whose singing
The Old Latlios' Home has boen moved tenn
porarily to tho building. and to SEQ them guilt
ing is novel, while the pork md beans they
serve up cannot DO excelled by any restaurant in
tho city. Don't fail to acc thonl.
II. II. Fish l. Co. donate the ice-oream at leea
| than cost, and an opportunity will be givon oil
to partnke Of ice-croam and cake sorved by tho
hanndsomoat ladies in the city. Tho retreats
| fitted up for tho ico-oream nro In the coutre Of
the building, easy Of to all, gotton up OK
prossly fqr tie occasion. =,
The celebrated choir Of St. Marya Church,
| under tho direction Of Prof. Rohner, hayo prom-
iHed to bo presont and render somo OF their fine
singing. In addition, the celebrated Apollo
Club will DO preaont, while last but not leaat,
Miss Droussais will en1ivon. the afternoon with
| sono choice selections On the piano.
The exhibitors very generally co-operate with
tho Executive Committee in making tho benefit
a succeHs, and none Of the loading houses ara
disturbing their goods, and what ia best Of al
| o1oFf fho