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TossFD BY VICIOUS Cow.-Ycstcrday morn
ing COW, evidently enraged at the manner in
which she had been driven to town, got her back
up and her head down and went for II little boy
about four years old, named Richard Congram
and elevated him over her back, throwing him
under her feet in the mud. He fortunately es-
capped unhurt. The COW then shook her head de-
family at a crowd, which by this time had collect
ed, as much as to say: "Who wants a small lift
in my way" The crowd stood back at respect
full distance and tried to soothe her with such
gentle language $50, bossy!" Hi, you nasty
old brute" "Whoa, Janew Huy, huy you-cow
-shoo-go away" After shaking her head Il
few times at them generally and collectively, she
tossed her head in contempt and started towards
them, when they-every mothers son of 'em-
lied up stairs, into stores and around corners and
left her mistress Of the situation When her
wrath cooled, she quietly trOtted Off
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Mr.. Lon Piergue says, in last weeks FREE
TRADER, that II. Wather had better skedaddle
and live where he came from; but Walther thinks
that Bismark has enough Dutch on hand yet to
take care Of such soldiers as you made eleven
years ago in Canada. Please remember, Mr.,
Picrgue, that you are not in my way here in OF
tawa or anywhere else. | wish you all the sue.
cess | can, but don't feel bad when or other
dealers sell few more cans of standard oysters
than you do. My motto is I" Live and let live"
Yours truy-Amcn.
H. WAITHER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29
W. II, HULL,
% La Sale Street.

NEW CARPENTER SHoP,-Aldcrman Peter Mil
Ter has bought out w B. Titus carpenter shop,
near the G. B. IL g. railroad depot and will there
in carry on the carpenter, joiner and builders
business in all its branches.
Cali and see him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

SCOTT- SDDoNs-This celebrated dramatic
reader has been heard from, and it gives us pleas
urc to announce that she will give us one Of her
dramatic entertainments on or about the 18th or
18th af April
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

DEArH.-Judge Isaac Dimmck one of the
earliest settlers of this county-onc Of the few
remaining out Of those who came here in 1888
died at the residence Of James Van Doren in this
city, on Tuesday evening last, aged 81 years.
The deceased was commissioned Colonel in the
war of lS12, once member of the Pennsylvania
State Legislature, Judge OF Il District Court
and held other offices Of trust and responsibility
in that state.
He has been m active citizen Of La Sale coun.
ty, during the many years Of his residence here
He died calmly and peacefully, and in the full
possession Of his mental pOwers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Fifty thousand true Wilson's Albany Seeding
Strawberry Rants Tor ais-very strong plants.
$3.50 per thousand, delivered at express Office or
depot in sacks. Orders by mail or left at the
Crockery depot, Ottawa, ILL., will meet prompt
attention. q. l. THOMPSON
Ottawa, March 26 1s13
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

FINE SToCR.-.J C. Bruncr has succeeded in
raising some very fine stock from hi> celebrated
horse Battle" Hcrcccntly sold colt only nine
months old, sired BOY Battle, and il dam q com
mon draft mare Tor SOD to Michael Conway, 81
Wallace. There are others II Battle, crIts M
M Bruurr'. that look equally promising.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

FARMING Phelps az ,grega la,e
The exclusive sale for Ottawa and vicinity o. ID,
Fairaauk scale, a.. Marsh harvester aud ID,
Union c"-n planter, Peoria VI STre-zra.. sd.
'e-i.-~,.cut 20 Tic contrary notwithstanding.
PHEII- " lLHIEA
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

FoUSD-A gold rig, perfect fit for our Bee.
mus thumb. The owner can have it by calling
at Osman Il Hapeman's Book Store.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

The Hickory Point Concert, for the benefit o
the NJ f. Church, has been postponed to Mon
day evening next March 31st)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

CHRlsrMAN.-Jacob is in the field busy making
new suits Of clothes for his numerous customers.
He warrants good fit and perfect satisfaction
in every case. He has large line of piece goods
and everything you can think Of in the furnish
ing good. department. He sells at such very
low prices that even the chronic grImblcr Is
silcnced, and every one is both delighted with
the goods and pleased with the pricc.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Mr. PicrgGe said two weeks ago in the FREE
TRADER, "Come on, Walthcr; am ready" What
were you ready for To take a Tom and Jerry
with you, Mr.. Lon, or for a foot race or a -
as | see you wanted a weeks time to get your
oyster paper ready. o you crawtishl You had
better write to a. Booth or f. b. Mallory again
Yours truly, hereafcr-Amcn,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Those handsome suits for children. from two
and one half years old 20 ten, ar really robby
and cheap. 50 say The ladies' sud they can l.c
found 1t the Clothing Bazaar 4 " Stiefgl * Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

SyFEE-EDEAsE.--Lyou and SLr.yiu the tro
chap, who stole e box @! pca,lc, 81 Mendoza 81
year or 20 ago. aud wsre sent 20 Joliet Tor yca-
Al the lat term q ;he Cireu.: Court, have beer.
Granted :.le-ssisss y tie Supreme Court.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

THAT LIuu,Er.-Nr mi-uuj. r-iuud Mir Mur
-.r ls-t wee, VIXEN Doe spoke OF running thl
library 10 h., H".k-tor,. Hg ha- 90 .r.va'e gi-.u
1a.u- library ofLj- own. aud ha- nothing Co 81,
with the rather Matthew >o,iyty Library.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

The largest cheapest and best stock of heavy
and light harness. in the county at stones har-
ness shop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

DAsTARDLY OUTRAGE.-On Sunday night last
as Mr. o. W. HUFF and daughter and three young
ladies of the ncighborhood were returning from
church, Mr.. and Miss Huff had reached the depot
on the west side, and the young ladies were a rod
or two in the rear, when three rutfians suddenly
appeared on the scene. One of. them seized one
Of the young girls around the waist and by the
neck and carried her off rapidly to an open place
in hedge fence near by Mr. Huff had heard no
noise until one Of the girls ran up and grasped
him by the arm and was too frightened to more
than call his name, and that Of the girl in the
Williams hands. Looking back, the street lamp
under which he was standing threw enough
light to show one man struggling with the girl
and forcing her towards the hedge, and two
other fellows, apparently acting as rear guard.
He had no weapons, but TO scare the scoun-
drcls, yelled, Drop that girl I'll kill you" and
advanced upon them. They dared him to come,
but released the girl, who, more dead than alive
from fright, Joined her companions. Mr.. Huff
pcrate characters alone, at that hour, 10 p. NJ
and not policeman within mile, so he escorted
the frightened ladies home.
The question arises, in view of this outrage
and the greater one that would have followed
had the ladies' been alone, or in more lonely
place-the question arises, have we any protec-
ton against every manner OF danger at night
Under the existing inadequate police regulations
and total want of night officers how are the eiti
zens to be protected at all: The citizens will
look to the city council for an immediate and
satisfactory answer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

WANTgD.-A boy about 10 or II years old--one
honest able and willing to work, and one that
wants to learn the silk hat trade, He must serve
until he is 81 years old to get his papers. F. c.
Prescott, halter, will remove on the lst of April
"a good day to "A La Sale street one door south
Of uIIlns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Hosiery, underwear, nccktics and collars at
NJ Sticfcl * Cos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Miriam, the Poetess," is the subject chosen
for Rev. Mr.. Steec's lecture at Christ Church
next Sunday evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Mr.. Lon Piergue did not meet ne 4. gentle.
man at the Clifton Hotel last SATURDAY ~ he said
he would . you backoGt' b. man 4 your
word. Hereafter yours trulys-imcn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Candies, Oranges. Lemons, Dates Figs and
nice fresh Oysters at ii. Walther's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

\ large spring stock Of mems and boys cloth
ing. just received at :. {. BARNETT'>.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

WAIT FOR TUE WAGoN-Tho,c new good,
promised at Gillcn's A. on the way and will be
placed on the shelves a' rapidly a, possible The
stock will be one Of the largest and best ever
offered for sale in this city We advise every one
to wait for the arrival Of the new goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

DIR, J. g. WALKER, of Chicago, may be con
suited at the Clifton Hotel on Saturday next
April 5th
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

L',kport Rocl, Island and Sterling -four q
Handles, un the west side
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

PUDTOGE ArHS.-When YOU want YOUR picture
taken 20 10 Wilson's Photograph Gallery.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Child Bro. Il Phipps have the best stock Of
boot, and shoes IN the city, at the very lowest
figure
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

FOR bargains in The saddle, harness, trunk or
whip line, call at stones harness shop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Rcady.maJ, clothing il ,ndlrs. rarlc,y.-au On
gyhau,t.hlr qua1tity.---,ud piece goods made -
.urlyr..t : 4. RNENT-rrS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29
Fiske a. BEEN.

eresomewhat surprised, the other day
on opening the Daiy Miner, published a
Georgetown, away off in Colorado, to hav,
the following local editorial stare US in the
face.
A notice Of FiSke Is Breln appears in to
days paper. We take pleasure in recon-
mending this firm to the Clear Creek public
Ihay are tavorably known throughout the
Territory, but in no place more pleasantly
remembered than in Georgetown They make
up nothing but good goods, and they know
how to give you fits, and their charges are
remarkably reasonable.
What" thought we, "have Fiske & BEEN
moved to Colorado, or is there another such
firmY On inquiry, we find that the firm in
this city have an agency at Georgetown,
through which they are constantly receiving
large orders for the manufacture of clothing
for the denizens Of that far off territory. The
measure is taken there and forwarded to OF
tawa, where the clothing is made up and sent
back as expediiously and conveniently as
they fill an order from Sreator or Marseilles
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Examine IN, stock Of boots and shoes az Child
F-c. IL PhiVp-' before you purchase.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Gs.t..Lel'- UaI,r.. &c.. q biz assortment. .-f
n every variety and bran I,.., 81:
sc. B,EyE-r.-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Wall paper and window shades in great variety
~ O-mln X Hapcman's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Spring campaign just opened at Stones harness
shop.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

A farmer uamrt William Booth Iria- north
o.. Ottawa ahaus miles. died ct heart disease on
tie 18Th .as. H. ,vpirst suddenly sa..g sitting
in Ai. yLai-.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Trunks, trunks, trunks ir endless varieties at
wholesale or retail, at lower prices than any
house west Of New York, at NJ Stiefel IL Co.'S
White Corner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

BLrE SEAL.-Thc demand for Smith * Ri,.ag'-
Blue Seal cigar Of late has exceeded the supply
80 greatly that the firm found It impossible to
kcepup They have now added large stock Of
irst-cla'S material and have an additional force
Of hands, and now propose o. make tho Blue
Seal business "Aum" from this time forward
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Mr.. HENRY WALTHER: accept your challenge
as published IN the FREE TRADER Of March odd
that you have sold more oysters than have since
the 18th of September; but viii not allow you to
put in the cans that You have received for other
dealers in the city. ~ cannot get my paper,
ready for this evening, l viii meet you at the
Clifton next Friday evening.
Yours trnly. rs an oy.ter dcalcr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

Arm. sV2:, AL s-.., ii cAi.a BE- %rl'cg~'.
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The PEAK FAMILY.-Thi, popular concert
troupe gave Ottawa three very excellent enter.
tainments last week to fair but not full houses.
rs they deserved. The Pracgcr Family ], big
card They are accomplished musicians on vio-
iins, mclophcnc- and Either. and elected I'M
bounded applause in the laughing chorus and
cat duet. Jcppe. Fannie and Bruce are capital
artists, and the VIM II. Peak Concert Troupe is
a superior one, and deserve crowded houses
wherever they 70.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-03-29

The above acceptance Of Mr. Wathcr's chal-
lenge was sent Saturday morning at o'clock. I
shall keep the appointment. VIII Mr. Walther
do likewise: ]. L. PIEEGUE-
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Oysters, -, ~ and - cent, a: ram, at Piertusg
NIX.
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n WALTER
, 1873-06-05
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY =

Astronomical Expcdition-.Now Pro-
fcssor--sonior Clnss s1fc-Unlon.-Uoln-
mcnCcnlent.
Special Correspondence af 1As Chicago 1ribttns.
;- ANN ARBo1, Euoh June 9,,1873
Prof. Watson, who recently returned from Washing.
top, perfected arrangements while there for the United
satos Astronomical Expedition for tho observation Of
tho coming transit Of Venus which ocours in Docon,-
boz. 1871. The Government has appropriated $1so,ooo
tor thia rurpoac. Two parties aro 10 bo sont
IN charge Of r1of poters, OF Washington, which will
take station In Now Zoaland and tho ohor In charge
OF Prof. Watson, Of the Observatory hero whose sta-
ton will be at Pckn, China. rrnf ". will 1eaya hcro
IN Mny next, accompanied by 1ve Of six aseisiana,
among tho number being two photographers aud two
subofdintto Astronomers. Tho transit will bo pho-
tographed.. Thu ob]cdt bf sth6 observation Of the
transit from tho two positiona to obtain by means
OF tho comparison Of tho two obaorvatioug tho true
Ratnhx OF tho sun,-a point Hhich seems now unset
Aed among astronomers,
accepted tho position. tendered linn By tho ncgona Of
PROFESSOR Of Geology Zoology, md botany, formerly
hold W Prof. Alexander Winchcll. Prof. uiRird ia
graduate Of Hoidelborg, and hB devoted himself quito
eoaoly to tho study Of geology mud the other sciecos
~ va A. one umo n charge Of similar Chair IN tho
Natural Academy Of soioneo and Is aomcwhat noted ~
tho soniof Si:ss supper, hold on wednesday ovou
tng Il was dccled to hold tho clasa reunion In 1870
anu the following reunion oscora elected prea-
sea aons u N tsEsTns am Asnor & sb
r asas Washington; Corresponding Secretary, il. T.
!, oonmonccnlont viii occur On tho qsth inst.
, 1873-06-05
SATURDAY HALF.H0L,DAYs.


70 fhe Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:
Sir: The preaont state Of Affairs In regard to the
Sunday liquor Inv nakoa IT, think, very appropri-
ato tno for fow romarks regarding Saturday half.
holidays.
The "P1lrisNns Bay you gha not mako Bundsy n
day Of recreation; 1t is tho Lords day. and must be
kept holy,
1woula usk, What ofh9i day have our employed
booktcopors nro from In tho morning till at night,
round IL II to 10 wondered at that Sunday should
bo soizcl upon tho only to In which wo can relax
from thia torribo strain Illus not Chicago grown
day week for thonaclvcs7 I would lnako m
honorable exception OF our Wholesale boot and
slIoe houses. who, all closo at o'clock
satnsdsy but this r. j, only psrtai
houses, mammoth drygoos Embellishments, clD8o
blainess at noon Saturdays. The majority viii
soon follow their example. ~
Orell.atr concerts are given on Saturday afnrnoon
thoy to ua7 Only tho ''upper' classes eau alte.ll
than wo must grind away at our tloska,
Chicago claims to load III civilization sho clamn to
ho metropolitan and yet you eau walk into her waro-
drods Of 1eaoa men At work sompotns tholr ntzioth
hour nf Labor for the week. Ten hours por dom OF
clorkng, especially OF bookkeeping, shows ia rcsus
In tho paao faco, the trembling hanl, aud nervous
manner which arc chaIaceratlc Of this casa Of men.
o. cou!so, giving Saturday half.holdny would not
entircy do away with this unhappy htaso Of a!ars,
but It would bo q stop In Tho right direction. /
would earnestly on bellaf Of thousauda Of men, ask
THE TR1AuNE 10 advocate 1t. EIcugo mo running
over Ruch space but tho Of such vial intur
willingly. Respectfully, A ADooxREkrxn.
QA4oAQp. JHna T. 1R13, ~
, 1873-06-05
THE SPORTING WORLD.
D1I4LrAnDg.


Tho third and Inst gamo OF tho series between Ubss-
Hy and Bcssungor will bo payed at tho Globe Theatre
this evening, and should not be forgotten by those
who Witnessed tho other games. II will consist Of 800
points French carolns, and Desnungor will ngaln re-
ccive the odla Of discount. Tho prospect s that tho
gaHo will bo closo md exciting ns tho Frencl1man haa
been playing extraordinary billiards OF 1ate aud seeB
anxious to win two out Of tho throe matches. II 10
can Improve on tho game played by him last Saturday
evening, and II hs opponout exhibits similar nervous
be questioned
Ubassy was badly hcaton In a practice Ramo by
George Sohson; yesterday morning. Tho Trencln,au
gavo odds OF $50 points In 800 Frcnch md at tho close
found only 10 on hts string. slosaon played wonar-
ful game, making magnificent run Of 80 from the
lowing IN ,thp acore: SlosRou-a0, IL, o. 81, G7
total. 80; average, II 81.
P16EoN-suooT1N0.
Another match Las been arranged between j. p
Robcrtson, tho holdor Of tho Scotch Championship
occur at tho brighton House, day afor tomorrow, and
will be trap aud handle conteat twenty-lvo single
rlBes, for $l25 rBidc.
TIE JUNE MEETING
Of tho Illinois Ceutral Dool-IIorso Association Of
pekin ILL.,, commences Tuesday next, 10 continue
four tnys. Tho programme will 10 follows: Tlrat
dayThrco- year-old stake, s25 entrance, Association
ond aay-Two.y stake, tree-quartcrs Of milo
daah, S25 entrance Association to adu $75 ono mllo
aAh for purse Of 500; mile oats best three In i've.
for hotel purse Of 5000, Third day--Two-ilo daah
!or merchants stake SIS ontrance Association to add
Fourth day-Afilo lleass bost two Ia threu for cti-
zona purse Of $3.50; dash OF threo mica for Jockey
Club purse OF $4UJ. 7'
, 1873-06-05

Front ths Rugalo Commercial, May 81,
- We stated yesterlay that ono Alonzo Tilden has
boom arrested descrer from tho United Statea
Army, by Special Curtin, Of No. g. and sent to Fort
porter 1t appears thoro Is quite an Interesting story
attached to tho case:
Tho wife OF one Frank france, IN ellerly nsan ly-
Ing ut Aurora, ILL.,, In February last oloped with
young man, named Alonzo flllon, allus AIonzo
Thomas. Tho runaway pair also carried or $500 and
some furniture belonging to mr. Franco, who ever
since TINT time haB boon following tho guilty couple
It was ascertatucd, early this wook that Aonzo and
Mrs. Frauco-who, by tho way, Ia 10 years old
wore living at Black Rock, aud That tho former was
employed In Baw-mlll. Ar. France came hero with
Olicor Grow, OF Troy, and tho assistance Of
Snecfal Curtin Of No. was procured After two day4'
Investigation OF the caBo, the officers haceraiued That
ridden, or Thomaa. hs he then called himself, had Oh
the 9Th OF May, 1871, deserted from Company .U.n
Fourth unted States 1nfantry, then stationed IN Ar
kansas Ho was accordingly arrcated aud taken to
No. 3 Htation Tho wronged husband was soon in at.
tena1,ce and fully identesl tho prisoner as tho ono
who had robbed hin, OF s wife. Mr. France aa MIGHT
DO supposed, quito bogorant and begged hnrd 10
l,e allowed 70 enter tho Offenders cell and "mugh
him. This favor, however, it waa thought best to ro
fl8e. subsequently Tildan takeu to Fort Porter
and thcro locked up until he shall ba returned to Aa
regiment.
On Thursday night, aftor the ovonta aboyc mon
tfonca had paasel, Ar. Franco went to nack Rock 10
200 Ills unfahfnl wife, and at first tho meeting wna
stormy one. Before loug, however, reconciliation
was oaoctod and both agreed to "forglya aud foraoN
~ far - tho Naat was concerned.
, 1873-06-05

THE APOLLO oLun CONCERT,
Tho Apollo Musical Club, Of this city, closed its re-
arkaby successful of concerts to It's aHsocinta
m6moera Tuesday evening at Standard Hall Notwith-
standing tho extromo hoat, tho hail was crowded with
one Of tho most brilliant audiences over assembled in
this city. Tho programme was partly composed Of
fnvotite numbers which tho Club Ind sung before
among them acfumanna Dreamy lake." Mnpgo1da
Forest" RubinHtcnA extremely diflcult "IIup-
Gartau Wine Song" and Girechner's "Deware, II
The new numbers wore nil from MendcIssohu,
including his HhIno Wine Song" "soronaae,n ii
Farewel," and tho majestic and brill
liant double chorus ''gemelo'a hfghborn Bon u
from the "Ansigone," in the proluctio Of which Tic
plment Of taknB of tho parts also singing In tho
double qNarotte It Ia needless to 6peak Of the high
degrees Of excellence manifested by The Club except
thAt their severe study mud training sow themselves M
specially manifested in tho spirited expressive way
IN which they atscked the Iubinsten n}Inbor which
10 Inc oefe 1oir OF every aoclety which Inns yet
underlaken TO master liz difficulties or endure
superb music Of the "Antigono" WAS nlao reau IN
nnsterty style, and, although there was cnco or twiro
lHtlo sha4'Ieas IN aono Of lAn more intricate pas-
saGoa, It was not enough to mar the general effect
LIehing, and Aiss Ella White. Mr.. Foltz sang now
md very creditablo composition by Mr. i4ehinu'
"Th9 Stirring e inte." which, wo lndoratand vii
s.lhorsy b. pso'iisoa is and ashabests grand song.
Folsz's admirable method Of singing too many tmes
to necd 10 do again Mr.. Ltcbliug may well cons
gratuate himself upon having his soug introduced
under such excellent auspices. air, Liebliug, lie
pnytuy the Liazt Faust Fautaala"and 1o1ue Chopin
nuinbors. Although ho quite seriously iudIsposed
aud had great deal to do, as he furnished tho accom-
paniments for Hiss White aud Mr.. Foltz, he. never